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With today's results, Wolfsburg beating St. Pauli 3-1 and Heidenheim losing 2-0 to Mainz, it means Wolfsburg have the chance to stay in the Bundesliga in the play-off matches.

They will face one of Elversberg, Hannover or Paderborn when Bundesliga 2 concludes tomorrow.

As for St. Pauli and Heidenheim, they have been relegated and will play in the second tier of German football next season.

Wolfsburg win and go into the relegation play-off position, St. Pauli are relegated to Bundesliga 2.

A much better second-half, that saw chances for both sides, but ultimately went in the favour of Wolfsburg.

Wolfsburg opened the scoring in the first-half through Koulierakis who headed home an Eriksen corner to beat Nikola Vasilj who had made some excellent saves throughout the first-half.

St. Pauli's biggest chance in the first-half came moments before half-time when Hountondji was unmarked in the six yard box but couldn't get his shot away.

Pauli did equalise early into the second-half through their own set-piece as Metcalfe's corner was met by Ceesay who came on for Hountondji at half-time.

However, the hero in the first-half, Vasilj missed his punch from another Wolfsburg corner, with the ball running down his arm and ending in his own net. The goal went to a VAR check but the referee stuck with his on-field decision and the goal stood.

Christian Eriksen had the chance to make it 3-1 Wolfsburg when a VAR check gave handball against Ando, but Eriksen struck the bar from the spot.

Pejčinović did get Wolfsburg's third of the afternoon after the ball was well worked down the left-hand side and the German had an easy tap in after a good initial save from Vasilj.

Seven added minutes here in Hamburg.

St. Pauli need three goals to avoid automatic relegation.

Penalty missed!

Christian Eriksen steps up, strikes the ball down the middle with the keeper diving out of the way, but he strikes the top of the bar and it goes out for a St. Pauli goal kick.

A chance for a two goal cushion missed. Is it a lifeline for St. Pauli?

A VAR check for handball against Tomoya Ando is given and there's a chance to make it 3-1 from the spot.

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St. Pauli 1-2 Wolfsburg

Goal stands!

There's a lot of pushing and shoving in the box, but referee Daniel Siebert stands by his decision that it's a goal after going to the monitor.

And the second-half begins here in Hamburg, a big 45 minutes for both sides here!

One change at half-time, with Abdoulie Ceesay coming on for Andréas Hountondji who missed that big chance for St. Pauli in the first-half.

It's half-time here in Hamburg, with Koulierakis' goal separating the two sides.

It took a while for the match to get going, but some big chances around halfway into the first 45 minutes saw the game come to life.

Nikola Vasilj kept the two sides in it for so long, but Wolfsburg kept pressing and forced some good saves from the Bosnian keeper, one of which led to the corner that broke the deadlock.

A lovely ball into the near post by Christian Eriksen was met by Koulierakis' head and guided into the far corner.

St. Pauli had a chance to level the scoring minutes later through Hountondji but he got it all wrong and the chance was missed.

Elsewhere, Mainz are leading 2-0 against Heidenheim, so as it stands Wolfsburg will be playing in the play-off matches whilst St. Pauli and Heidenheim will be relegated.

Elsewhere, Mainz have doubled their lead over Heidenheim through Amiri, which gives Wolfsburg more breathing room.

So it's still Wolfsburg going into the play-off matches and St. Pauli and Heidenheim being relegated.

It has to go in!

Martijn Kaars finds some space down the right hand side and plays the cross along the floor. Andréas Hountondji is unmarked at the back post for an easy tap in but he gets his feet all wrong and the chance is wasted.

An just like that, the game has come to life!

Nikola Vasilj has kept the score at 0-0 with two fantastic saves in the space of a minute.

After St. Pauli hit the bar from an attempt outside of the box from Joel Chima Fujita, Wolfsburg hit them on the counter attack through Adam Daghim who forces a save from Vasilj and gets a corner.

The corner is then sent deep, with Daghim getting another attempt on target but St. Pauli's keeper again wins the duel, flicking the ball over the bar and out for a corner.

An early booking here in Hamburg for Vinicius Souza as he arrives late on St. Pauli's Fujita.

Outside of that incident, there hasn't been too much action. Wolfsburg are seeing more of the ball but not creating too much with it.

A cagey opening to the match.

There's been a goal in Heidenheim, and Mainz take the lead through Tietz!

Here's what it means for the standings. Wolfsburg stay in the relegation play-off position, St. Pauli come up to 17th Heidenheim drop to the bottom of the table.

As it stands, Wolfsburg will go into the relegation play-off matches, with St. Pauli and Heidenheim being relegated.

We're underway here at the Millerntor-Stadion in Hamburg!

One last chance for both of these sides to secure the relegation play-off position.

We'll keep you up to date with all the goals here in Hamburg, as well as in Heidenheim, as the fight to survive relegation comes down to the final day in the Bundesliga!

There are two changes for the St. Pauli side that lost 2-1 away to RB Leipzig last time out, as Wahl and Dźwigała come in for Smith and Ritzka at the back.

XI: Vasilj, Ando, Wahl, Dźwigała, Pyrka, Irvine, Fujita, Oppie, Metcalfe, Kaars, Hountondji.

Subs: Ceesay, Hara, Jones, Rasmussen, Mets, Ritzka, Sinani, Stevens, Voll.

As for Wolfsburg, one change from the side that lost to Bundesliga winners Bayern Munich last week, as Svanberg comes into the midfield for the injured Wimmer.

XI: Grabara, Belocian, Vavro, Koulierakis, Vinicius Souza, Kumbedi, Svanberg, Eriksen, Mæhle, Daghim, Pejcinovic.

Subs: Amoura, Gerhardt, Lindstrøm, Jenz, Majer, Paredes, Pervan, Shiogai, Zehnter.