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Hamburg stun Wolves

AFP, Berlin
Defending champions VfL Wolfsburg slumped to a shock 4-2 defeat at home to Hamburg on Sunday to leave Leverkusen top of the Bundesliga, while German giants Bayern Munich were humbled by Mainz.
Hamburg raced into an
early 2-0 lead after Wolfsburg goalkeeper Diego Benaglio conceded an own goal three minutes into the game before Dutch midfielder Eljero Elia netted the second after just seven minutes. The champions fought back in style and equalised with playmaker Zvjezdan Misimovic pulling a goal back on 52 minutes before setting up Nigerian striker Obafemi Martins' header in the 56th minute.
But Hamburg were not to be denied and Croatia striker Mladen Petrie put his side back in the lead on 75 minutes before Dutch midfielder Romeo Castelen scored the fourth right on the stroke of full-time.
"They way we presented ourselves in the first half has nothing to do with Bundesliga football," fumed Wolfsburg coach Armin Veh.
"We were terrible in defence and Hamburg deserved the win.
"They were the best team for 90 minutes, were more aggressive and created more chances."
The defeat - Wolfsburg's first in the league
since May - leaves the Wolves fourth while Hamburg climb to second behind Leverkusen, who stay top on goal difference having hammered Freiburg 5-0 on Saturday.
"I said at the break that we needed to put them under far more pressure and to get to 3-0 as fast as possible," said Hamburg coach Bruno Labbadia.
. "That did not happen, which makes our reaction at 2-2 even more fantastic."
Elsewhere, Werder Bremen striker Claudio Pizarro marked his return to the Bundesliga since rejoining the north German club from Chelsea with two goals on Sunday in the 3-0 win over Borussia Moenchengladbach to leaves his club seventh in the league.
And Hertha Berlin ended a week to forget when they slumped to a 1-0 defeat at VfL Bochum which was their third reversal in a week.
On Saturday, Bayern Munich were humbled 2-1 by promoted minnows Mainz as goals from Andreas Ivanschitz and Aristide Bance put the home side 2-0 up at half-time before Mainz's Nikolce Noveski scored an own goal.
Bayer Leverkusen went top of the table after three games when they hammered Freiburg 5-0 as Swiss striker Eren Derdiyok and midfielder Tranquillo Barnetta both scored two goals.
Hanover's Czech Republic striker Jiri Stajner scored twice and missed a penalty in his side's 2-0 win over Nuremberg while Cologne were held 0-0 by Frankfurt as Stuttgart drew 1-1 at Dortmund.