Bundesliga
November 28, 2012
Borussia Monchengladbach 2-0 VfL Wolfsburg
Scoring Summary
| Borussia Monchengladbach | VfL Wolfsburg |
|---|---|
| Juan Arango (11') | |
| Tony Jantschke (44') |
Teams
| Borussia Monchengladbach | VfL Wolfsburg |
|---|---|
| 1 Marc-André ter Stegen | 1 Diego Benaglio |
| 15 Alvaro Dominguez Soto | 40 Simon Kjaer |
| 39 Martin Stranzl | 25 Naldo |
| 17 Oscar Wendt | 4 Marcel Schäfer |
| 24 Tony Jantschke | 32 Fagner |
| 14 Thorben Marx | 29 Jan Polak |
| 16 Havard Nordtveit | 15 Christian Träsch |
| 18 Juan Arango | 12 Bas Dost |
| 8 Lukas Rupp | 10 Diego |
| 7 Patrick Herrmann | 11 Ivica Olic |
| 10 Igor De Camargo | 13 Makoto Hasebe |
| Substitutes | |
| 4 Roel Brouwers | Emanuel Pogatetz 5 |
| 33 Christofer Heimeroth | Thomas Kahlenberg 38 |
| 19 Mike Hanke | Srdjan Lakic 36 |
| 22 Peniel Kokou Mlapa | Vieirinha 8 |
| 6 Tolga Cigerci | Marvin Hitz 35 |
| 5 Alexander Ring | Ricardo Rodriguez 34 |
| 31 Branimir Hrgota | Rasmus Jönsson 19 |
| Substitutions | |
| Peniel Kokou Mlapa for Patrick Herrmann (72) | Vieirinha for Christian Träsch (59) |
| Mike Hanke for Igor De Camargo (81) | Rasmus Jönsson for Ivica Olic (69) |
| Roel Brouwers for Juan Arango (89) | Srdjan Lakic for Fagner (80) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Tony Jantschke (38) | Jan Polak (65) |
| Rasmus Jönsson (90) | |
| · Squads: Borussia Monchengladbach | VfL Wolfsburg | |
Borussia Monchengladbach halted struggling Wolfsburg's recent revival with victory in their Bundesliga clash.
The Wolves came into the game with seven points from nine which had moved them clear of the bottom three.
But they fell behind after 11 minutes tonight thanks to Juan Arango's fine volley and Tony Jantschke's close-range finish shortly before half-time gave them some breathing space.
The Wolves were second best throughout and Bas Dost's late effort against the outside of a post was as close as they came to pulling one back.
The hosts went in front in some style, Arango volleying the ball into the right corner from 22 yards.
At the other end Makoto Hasebe saw a header parried by Gladbach goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen and Diego sent a free-kick inches wide of the left post.
But the Foals were looking more threatening and - more importantly - taking their chances, and they doubled their lead just before the break.
A corner from Havard Nordtveit was headed on by Arango and Jantschke stabbed the ball home at the far post.
Gladbach started the second half strongly and visiting goalkeeper Diego Benaglio was forced to save from Patrick Herrmann, Nordtveit and Lukas Rupp in the opening five minutes.
Wolfsburg refused to throw in the towel, though, and pushed forward as the half wore on, looking for a way back into the match.
But Dost fired their best chance against the outside of a post as the Wolves' three-match unbeaten run came to an end.



