At the opening of the penultimate round of the German ChampionshipFreiburg visited Wolfsburg, this Friday afternoon, at the Europa-Park stadium, in Freiburg (ALE), and won by 2 to 0. Christian Gunter and Nils Petersen were the authors of the goals of the game.
Thus, the owners of the house triumph again after two consecutive defeats and reach 59 points, sticking to the G4 of the competition – classification zone for the Champions League. In fifth place, the team is tied with Union Berlin, fourth, and a goal behind RB Leipzig, third, but still playing in the round.
On the other hand, the visitors suffer the tenth defeat in the national and remain with 49 points. With the setback, the team drops from sixth to seventh place, leaving the Europa League classification zone for the Conference League. In addition, you can lose more positions at the end of the journey.
For the last round of the championship, therefore, Wolfsburg receives last-place Hertha Berlin, at 10:30 am (BrasÃlia time) on Saturday (27), at the Volkswagen Arena, in Wolfsburg (ALE). At the same time, Freiburg visits Frankfurt, at the Waldstadion, in Frankfurt (ALE).
Freiburg’s goals against Wolfsburg
The goals of the match happened only in the second half. In the 26th minute, Roland Sallai made a great individual move and played for Christian Gunter, who took a chance from outside the area and had a detour on Bornauw to open the scoring for Freiburg.
Four minutes later, once again Roland Sallai made a move on the right and activated Nils Petersen, who hit the open goal and extended the advantage of the hosts.
Finally, in the final 35 minutes, the veteran striker even scored his second – which would be the team’s third -, but, with the help of VAR, the referee annulled it for a foul at the beginning of the play. Already in the addition of the match, at 48, Nicolas Hofler received a straight red card for a hard foul on Waldschmidt and left Freiburg with ten on the field.
Source: Gazetaesportiva
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