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VfL Wolfsburg lose 1-2 to SC Paderborn after extra time in relegation play-off second leg, suffering a historic drop from the top flight.
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VfL Wolfsburg have been relegated from the Bundesliga for the first time in the club's history, Tagesschau reported on Sunday.
The Lower Saxony side lost 1-2 to SC Paderborn after extra time in the second leg of the relegation play-off, ending their top-flight status. SC Paderborn will take Wolfsburg's place in the Bundesliga next season.
The result marks a landmark moment in German football, with Wolfsburg — a club that had never previously faced the prospect of second-tier football — now confirmed for the 2. Bundesliga.
SC Paderborn, by contrast, secured their return to the top flight with the victory, completing a turnaround celebrated across the Westphalian city.
Wolfsburg have been relegated from the Bundesliga for the first time in their history after losing 1-2 to SC Paderborn in the relegation play-off second leg. SC Paderborn secured promotion to the top flight with the victory.
Wolfsburg's relegation marks a historic shift in German football's power structure, removing a traditionally strong Bundesliga club from the top flight. The club's fall from elite status will affect sponsorships, player recruitment, and fan investment across one of Germany's most recognizable football brands.