Bayern win, Dortmund suffer setback in German Bundesliga

German record champions Bayern Munich edged Augsburg 2-0 while defending champions Dortmund suffered a 3-2 loss against Wolfsburg at the 16th round of Bundesliga on Saturday. 

Bundesliga front-runners Bayern Munich extended their unbeaten run to 11 games following a hard earned 2-0 win over Augsburg.Auto Accessories wholesalers 

Courageous Augsburg almost secured a bright start as Sascha Moelders nearly opened the scoring from promising position. 

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Mario Mandzukic had three chances to break the deadlock but yet Augsburg were able to deny the opener. 

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Thomas Mueller stepped up and converted the penalty into bottom left to open the scoring. 

After the break, Bayern Munich made the game save when Mario Gomez doubled the lead, two minutes after he came from the bench at the 62nd minute. 

"We have had our problems in the offense. With the 1-0 lead, we have done better, but with the 2-0 lead we gained our full security," Bayern coach Juppy Heynckes said. 

The Bavarians sit atop the standing with an 11-point gap to rivals Leverkusen whereas Augsburg dropped to relegation spot. 

Defending champions Borussia Dortmund suffered a setback at the title race when they lost 3-2 to the "Wolves", leaving them 14 points adrift Bayern Munich. 

The "BVB" caught a bright start on home soil as Marco Reus's free kick cross from the left wing ended up untouched in Wolfsburg goal with six minutes into the match. 

Dortmund dictated the game but were unable to add another goal to their lead. 

Things changed at the 35th minute when Marcel Schmelzer was sent off with a straight red card due to a supposed handball, when he blocked a shot onto the open goal. 

Wolfsburg's Diego converted the penalty successfully to make it 1-1 on the scoreboards at the 36th minute. 

The "Wolves" went one better five minutes later when Naldo volleyed home and Diego assisted into top right corner to shock Dortmund with a comeback. 

Also Dortmund snatched a penalty at the 61st minute, Simon Kjaer had brought down Lewandowski inside the box to ensure a penalty for the hosts.