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Frauen-Bundesliga
Substitute Camilla Küver scored twice in the final minutes as VfL Wolfsburg came from behind to beat Werder Bremen 3-2 in the Frauen-Bundesliga.
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VfL Wolfsburg's women pulled off a stunning comeback against Werder Bremen on Saturday, winning 3-2 thanks to substitute Camilla Küver's brace in the dying minutes of the match.
It looked bleak for the hosts. Bremen had twice taken the lead, and with the clock ticking past 85 minutes, Wolfsburg were still behind.
Luna Vanzeir opened the scoring for Werder Bremen in the 14th minute, putting the visitors firmly in control for much of the first half. Wolfsburg fought back through Mara Alber, who levelled the contest in the 57th minute.
But Bremen weren't done. Elena Dhont restored their advantage just seven minutes later, making it 2-1 in the 64th minute.
Enter Küver. Brought on in the 66th minute, the substitute needed little time to make her mark. She equalised in the 88th minute before producing the decisive blow deep into stoppage time - the 90+4 minute winner that sent Wolfsburg into raptures.
The result is a welcome pick-me-up for Wolfsburg, who recently suffered heartbreak in Champions League qualification after falling to Inter Milan on penalties, Sport1 reports. This Bundesliga win shows there is still plenty of fight left in the side.
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