VfL Wolfsburg's women's team continues their impressive run, securing a 3-1 victory against RB Leipzig in the Frauen-Bundesliga. Despite missing key striker Alexandra Popp due to a knee injury, Wolfsburg displayed resilience and determination, keeping them in close pursuit of league leaders FC Bayern.
Zicai's Volley Sets the Tone
The match started brightly for Wolfsburg, with Cora Zicai scoring a stunning volley in the 14th minute, giving her team an early lead. Kessya Bussy added another goal in the 27th minute, showcasing Wolfsburg's attacking prowess. However, RB Leipzig fought back, with Delice Boboy scoring in the 42nd minute to reduce the deficit.
Leipzig's Second-Half Surge
After the break, RB Leipzig increased the pressure, creating several scoring opportunities. Wolfsburg's goalkeeper, Stina Johannes, was called into action multiple times, denying Leipzig's attempts to equalize. Despite Leipzig's efforts, Svenja Huth sealed the victory for Wolfsburg with a deflected shot in the 84th minute.
RB Leipzig struggled to contain Wolfsburg's high pressing game throughout the match. While they managed to create some good plays, ultimately, Wolfsburg's clinical finishing proved to be the difference. Leipzig will need to regroup and find a way to overcome their struggles against Wolfsburg in future encounters.
Wolfsburg's victory demonstrates their strength and depth, even without key players. Their ability to perform consistently in both the Champions League and the Bundesliga makes them a serious contender for silverware this season.
- Cora Zicai (14')
- Kessya Bussy (27')
- Delice Boboy (42')
- Svenja Huth (84')