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English Commentary
September 21, 2025

Sunday’s Bundesliga action comes to a close as an unbeaten Borussia Dortmund side return to domestic duties following midweek European action against Wolfsburg, who are also yet to lose in the league. Wolfsburg have won just two of their last 21 meetings with Dortmund since defeating them in the 2015 DFB-Pokal final (D2, L17). Wolfsburg remain winless since 2012 in away league H2Hs (D2, L10). Borussia Dortmund have kept as many clean sheets across their last four Bundesliga games (three) as in their prior 22 combined.

Disappointment prevailed after Borussia Dortmund let a late two-goal lead slip in an incredible 4-4 draw against Juventus to kick off their UEFA Champions League campaign, and they must swiftly turn their attention back to league matters, where they remain unbeaten after three matches (W2, D1). Such a strong start brings Dortmund’s unbeaten league run to 11 games (W9, D2), their longest such streak since 2023 and provides the perfect prelude to manager Niko Kovač facing former club Wolfsburg, who he maintains a positive career record against after seven meetings (W4, L3).

Yet to taste defeat in the Wolfsburg hotseat (W2, D2), Paul Simonis brings his side to Borussia Dortmund in strong form despite surrendering leads to draw in their last two outings. The 3-3 draw against Cologne last time out would have particularly stung as it included the latest goal ever scored in the Bundesliga at 90+14’. Despite their solid start, this fixture may throw up Wolfsburg’s toughest challenge yet as last term, they failed to beat any of the eventual top-four finishers in league action, including a pair of defeats against Dortmund (D2, L6).

Borussia Dortmund have scored 2+ goals in 11 straight Bundesliga games, their longest streak since 1995/96. The side scoring first went on to win six of Wolfsburg’s last seven Bundesliga away games. Wolfsburg are unbeaten in seven of their last 13 away league games as pre-match outsiders (W4, D3, L6).

Borussia Dortmund talisman Serhou Guirassy has scored a joint-career high eight times in just six matches against Wolfsburg (W4, D2), two of which came in last season’s corresponding fixture (W 4-0). Wolfsburg’s Maximilian Arnold scored his 22nd Bundesliga goal from outside the box last weekend, breaking Diego and Marco Reus’ joint-record since such data collection began in 2004/05.

Borussia Dortmund continue to play in the absence of defenders Niklas Süle and Nico Schlotterbeck, while Aaron Anselmino is doubtful. Wolfsburg saw key attackers Mohamed Amoura and Patrick Wimmer limp off against Cologne so both could be doubts here.