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• None of the 46 competitive meetings between Wolfsburg and Leverkusen have finished goalless. Both sides have scored in 15 of the last 16 such clashes. 
• Leverkusen have won their last two Bundesliga visits to Wolfsburg by a 2-1 scoreline, having lost each of the previous five beforehand. 
• Wolfsburg have lost 47% of their top-flight matches against Leverkusen (20/43) – only against two current Bundesliga teams have they lost a higher proportion of their meetings: Bayern (77%) and Dortmund (56%). 
• Wolfsburg were beaten by Schalke last weekend, however, they have 28 points on the board – eight more than at this stage last season. They haven’t had more points after 18 Bundesliga games since 2014/15 (37; finished 2nd). 
• Wolfsburg are unbeaten in three top-flight home matches, although they have claimed fewer points (12) and scored fewer goals (13) at home than on the road in the league this season (16 points, 15 goals). 
• Wolfsburg boss Bruno Labbadia beat Leverkusen for the first time as a head coach in the reverse fixture (3-1) in what was the 13th time that he had faced them. 
• Leverkusen’s Julian Brandt joined the Werkself from Wolfsburg’s U19s during the 2013/14 winter break. He was just 17 at the time. 
• Leverkusen have 24 points from 18 games – they had the same tally at this stage of 2016/17 (finished 12th). 
• Leverkusen have conceded 30 goals – their worst tally at this stage since 2002/03 (also 30). 
• Leverkusen boss Peter Bosz's first Bundesliga match as a manager was away at Wolfsburg (3-0 win with Dortmund on the opening day of 2017/18). 
• Leverkusen boss Peter Bosz is winless in nine Bundesliga matches (D3 L6). The Werkself managed 21 shots in his debut game in charge – their best tally of 2018/19.