SV Werder Bremen vs FC Augsburg

Werder Bremen pulled off a stunning turnaround against Augsburg, coming from two goals down to win 3-2 in a match that stayed level for most of ninety minutes before exploding into life. Augsburg had looked set to leave Bremen with a routine away win before the hosts produced one of the great late rallies of the young season. Augsburg took control early through Robin Fellhauer in the 18th minute, and Calvin Brackelmann doubled the lead in the 58th to put the visitors firmly in command. Bremen finally responded when Marco Grüll pulled one back in the 66th minute, setting up a frantic finish. Niclas Füllkrug leveled things with a powerful strike in the 86th minute, and substitute Mitchell Weiser, back from injury, sealed the comeback with a stoppage-time winner in the 90+2nd minute that sent the home crowd into raptures. The result carries real weight in the table. It was Augsburg's first defeat of the season after an unbeaten start, a harsh reminder of how quickly control can slip away. For Bremen, under coach Daniel Thioune, it's a statement of resilience that lifts them into the upper half of the table on seven points after four matchdays, with tougher tests against Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich looming for both sides.