6 – 3
“Christian Eriksen converts Wolfsburg's second penalty to put the visitors 3-1 ahead after VAR decision”
Pivotal“Patrik Schick converts penalty to level at 3-3, completing Leverkusen's comeback from two goals down”
Pivotal“Edmond Tapsoba scores from close range after corner kick scramble to give Leverkusen first lead of the match”
Pivotal“Ibrahim Maza extends Leverkusen's lead to 5-3 with right-footed finish after corner kick”
“Malik Tillman caps off remarkable comeback with sixth goal in stoppage time”
Bayer Leverkusen staged a remarkable second-half comeback to defeat Wolfsburg 6-3 in a thrilling encounter that saw three penalties converted in the first half. After falling 3-1 behind following Jonas Wind's early opener and two Wolfsburg penalties from Christian Eriksen, Leverkusen seized control after the break with Patrik Schick's equalizing penalty setting the tone. Edmond Tapsoba's close-range finish from a corner on 68 minutes proved the decisive moment, breaking the deadlock and sparking Leverkusen's dominance. Despite controlling 69% possession and registering 25 shots to Wolfsburg's 11, Leverkusen's clinical finishing in the final third made the difference, with Ibrahim Maza and substitute Malik Tillman adding late goals to seal a statement victory that showcased their attacking depth and mental resilience.
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