VfL Wolfsburg will face Austrian champions SK Sturm Graz in the second qualifying round of the Women's Champions League. This draw sets up a long trip abroad for the German side.

VfL Wolfsburg's women's team must travel to Austria for the important qualifying round to reach the group stage. Their opponent is SK Sturm Graz, the Austrian champions. The draw defines Wolfsburg's path in the competition. Victory in this two-legged tie would be the next step towards the coveted group stage of Europe's elite club tournament.

The task is demanding, but VfL Wolfsburg enters as the clear favorite. The team coached by Tommy Stroot has won the Champions League twice before and brings immense European experience. The matches will be played in the coming weeks, with the exact schedule still to be confirmed. Fans can follow the team's further European journey on our fixtures page.

VfL Wolfsburg's men's team celebrated a clear 5-2 away win at Karlsruher SC on August 29, 2026. The match statistics show the visitors' clear dominance. Wolfsburg controlled 58 percent of possession and took 21 shots, with 11 of them on target.

The xG (Expected Goals) values were 0.85 for Karlsruhe and 0.71 for Wolfsburg. VfL also led in passing accuracy (88 percent) and successful crosses (8 out of 16). This performance reflects the team's current strong form, having taken seven points from the first three matches of the season.

Fabian Reese was the outstanding performer in VfL Wolfsburg's 5-2 victory in Karlsruhe. The attacking player was one of the five top performers of the entire 2. Bundesliga matchday. Reese scored one goal and provided two assists, maintaining his composure despite constant whistling from the opposing fans.

His performance was a key factor in the convincing win. This individual quality fits the team's strong overall start to the season. With six goals scored and only two conceded, Wolfsburg has the second-best defense in the league. Detailed performance data for all players is available in our stats.

VfL Wolfsburg occupies third place in the 2. Bundesliga with seven points after three matchdays. The record of two wins and one draw (Form: WWD) represents a solid start to the campaign. The team coached by Ralph Hasenhüttl is just two points behind leaders 1. FC Nürnberg.

The positive goal difference of +4 (6:2) shows a balanced performance in attack and defense. The focus now shifts entirely to the next league fixture. On September 12, 2026, they travel to face FC St. Pauli, who currently sit in 12th place. The complete table and schedule can be found in our standings overview.

The team travels to Hamburg on September 12 to play at the Millerntor stadium.