S+
Wolfsburg celebrates at St. Pauli. © ANSA / FILIP SINGER

a Germany

Wolfsburg celebrates at St. Pauli. © ANSA / FILIP SINGER

Final matchday: Wolfsburg secures a place in the relegation play-offs

FC St. Pauli and 1. FC Heidenheim have been relegated from the Bundesliga, while VfL Wolfsburg secured their place in the relegation play-offs on the 34th matchday.

VfL Wolfsburg won 3-1 at Hamburg's Millerntor stadium, thus maintaining their 16th place position. Heidenheim lost 2-0 to Mainz 05 and, after three years in the top flight, will be relegated to the second division, finishing last. VfB Stuttgart secured Champions League qualification as the fourth team, with a 2-2 draw against Eintracht Frankfurt being enough to clinch the spot.


Hoffenheim and Leverkusen will start in the Europa League. TSG Hoffenheim lost 0-4 in Mönchengladbach, while Leverkusen drew 1-1 at home against Hamburger SV. In the race for the Conference League, SC Freiburg defended seventh place with a 4-1 win against RB Leipzig. Reigning champions FC Bayern Munich won 5-1 against 1. FC Köln. Runners-up Borussia Dortmund won 2-0 at Werder Bremen. Augsburg lost 0-4 at Union Berlin.

VfL Wolfsburg can still hope to avoid relegation. Konstantinos Koulierakis (37'), St. Pauli's goalkeeper Nikola Vasilj (64'/own goal), and Dzenan Pejcinovic (80') scored for the Wolves, who will play the first leg of the relegation playoff at home next Thursday. The second leg will take place the following Monday. Possible opponents from the second division are SV Elversberg, Hannover 96, and SC Paderborn.

Bayern is warming up

Before receiving the championship trophy and the obligatory beer showers, the Bayern stars, led by top scorer Harry Kane, warmed up for the DFB Cup final. The lively 5-1 victory against 1. FC Köln was a successful preparation for coach Vincent Kompany's team for the final next Saturday (20.00 p.m.) at the Berlin stadium against defending champions VfB Stuttgart. Kane, who scored a hat trick (10th, 13th, 69th minutes), Tom Bischof (22nd minute), and Nicolas Jackson (83rd minute) scored for Bayern, while Said El Mala (18th minute) scored for Köln.

The final table

SPGUVTVP
1. Bayern Munich342851122:3689
2. Bor. Dortmund34227570:3473
3. RB Leipzig34205966:4765
4. VfB Stuttgart34188871:4962
5. 1899 Hoffenheim34187965:5261
6. Bayer Leverkusen34178968:4759
7. SC Freiburg341381351:5747
8. Eintracht Frankfurt3411111261:6544
9. FC Augsburg341271545:6143
10. FSV Mainz 053410101444:5340
11. 1. FC Union Berlin341091544:5839
12. Bor. M. Gladbach349111442:5338
13. Hamburger SV349111440:5438
14. 1. FC Cologne347111649:6332
15. Werder Bremen34881837:6032
16. VfL Wolfsburg34781945:6929
17. 1. FC Heidenheim34682041:7226
18. FC St Pauli34682029:6026

Comments (0)

Confirm the activation link in our email to verify your account and write comments. Resend activation link
Complete your profile information to write comments.
Edit Profile

You have to by registering.to use the comment function.

© 2026 First Avenue GmbH