Borussia Moenchengladbach remain second in the German Bundesliga after losing 2-1 in Wolfsburg, ending their first weekend off top spot since round seven.
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Wolfsburg went ahead on 13 minutes on Sunday through Xavier Schlager, but Breel Embolo hit back two minutes later for Gladbach after being found unmarked by Alassane Plea.
Wolfsburg had the better of the chances, with Kevin Mbabu and John Brooks going close as the hosts dominated the second period - and they made their dominance count when Maximilian Arnold volleyed home in stoppage time.
The result means RB Leipzig stay top after their 3-0 win over Fortuna Dusseldorf on Saturday, with Gladbach two points behind, while Wolfsburg move above Hoffenheim into eighth place.
Schalke host Eintracht Frankfurt in Sunday's late game to round off the weekend's Bundesliga action.
Australian Associated Press
