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Full-Time Result: Wolfsburg 1 – 3 Borussia Dortmund in Bundesliga Match

In a stunning showcase of attacking prowess, Borussia Dortmund orchestrated a remarkable blitz, netting three goals in a mere five minutes, thus sealing their first Bundesliga away triumph of the season against Wolfsburg on this thrilling New Year’s Eve match.

Donyell Malen ignited the scoring frenzy at the 25-minute mark with an acrobatic finish off a corner, a goal that not only set the tone but also showcased Dortmund’s offensive maturity.

Barely three minutes had passed when the Borussia machinery hummed into action again—Julian Brandt, demonstrating his vision and creativity, unleashed Maximilian Beier, who coolly slotted home, doubling the lead at Volkswagen Arena.

But the rampage didn’t stop there; just two minutes later, Beier turned from scorer to architect, setting up his compatriot Brandt, who unleashed a thunderous strike that sent ripples through the Netherland’s football landscape, pushing the score to 3-0.

Wolfsburg, led by Ralph Hasenhuttl, found a glimmer of hope in the second half when Denis Vavro rose above the fray to head in a corner delivered by Maximilian Arnold, bringing the score to 3-1.

The drama escalated as Dortmund’s Pascal Gross was shown a red card for a foul on Lukas Nmecha, leaving the visitors to weather a storm of pressure from the determined hosts.

However, Nuri Sahin’s side showcased exceptional resilience, absorbing attack after attack, and solidified their position in sixth place in the Bundesliga, now just two points shy of fourth-placed RB Leipzig.

Looking ahead, Dortmund anticipates the challenge of hosting defending champions Bayer Leverkusen when the league returns on January 10, while Wolfsburg gears up for their trip to Hoffenheim the following day.

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