Wolves celebrate away win: Gerhardt and Dardai shine in Heidenheim!

Wolves celebrate away win: Gerhardt and Dardai shine in Heidenheim!

A gripping duel in the Bundesliga! VfL Wolfsburg prevailed with a clear 3-1 win against 1. FC Heidenheim and thus destroyed the hosts' hopes for a turn in the relegation battle. The wolves, who arrived with a strong away balance sheet, showed from the start that they wanted to take the three points home with them. Yannick Gerhardt opened the peat festival in the 3rd minute with a sensational shot from 23 meters, which hissed into the network at a speed of over 97 km/h.

Heidenheim, who has been waiting for a win for four games, tried desperately to find back into the game. But the Wolfsburg defensive was solid, while Bence Dardai increased to 2-0 shortly before half -time. The 42nd minute was another shock for the hosts who went into the break with a comfortable gap. After the change of sides, however, Heidenheim came back with new enthusiasm. Marvin Pieringer scored the connecting goal in the 64th minute and provided hope in the stadium. But the wolves remained dangerous and countered ice cold. In the last minute of the regular season Tiago Tomás set the end and made the 3-1 victory perfect.

a dramatic finish!

The final phase of the game was a real thriller! Heidenheim pushed for the equalization and had two great chances through Mathias Honsak and Jan Schöppner, but the Wolfsburg defense withstand. Kamil Grabara, the goalkeeper of Wolfsburg, shone with an outstanding parade. In the 90th minute, Tiago Tomás then took the opportunity to set the final knockout. With a clever dribbling, he cured two defenders and pushed the ball into the net. A truly spectacular ending for the wolves, who were happy about the away win!

Yannick Gerhardt was the player of the game and set an exclamation mark with his early goal. With a mileage of 11.6 kilometers, he was not only the scorer, but also the most active player on the pitch. Wolfsburg's victory brings a breath of fresh air to the table and continues to hope for the wolves for a place in the upper third.