Bayer Leverkusen secured a dominant victory over VfL Wolfsburg on Saturday evening in Bundesliga action, with a stunning display from the visitors that saw them score three goals in a single half.

The match started off at a slow pace as both teams struggled to find their rhythm, but it was Bayer Leverkusen who took control early on. The hosts had the first chance of the game when they broke down the left wing and sent in a cross into the box, but Wolfsburg's goalkeeper could only parry the ball away.

However, just five minutes later, Bayer Leverkusen found the breakthrough thanks to a brilliant goal from Timo Werner. The German striker received a pass from Emir Spahić before firing a powerful shot past Wolfsburg's goalkeeper.

The lead didn't last long though, as Wolfsburg quickly responded with a goal of their own. Just two minutes after the break, Wolfsburg midfielder Kevin Volland found himself one-on-one with Leverkusen goalkeeper Roman Boyer, and he slotted home his effort to level the scores.

But it wasn't long before Bayer Leverkusen regained the advantage. Werner again played a key role, this time assisting another goal from the same player. With just under 20 minutes remaining, Werner whipped in a cross from the right flank, and Werner nodded the ball home to put Bayer Leverkusen back in front.

And that was the end of the first-half drama. Wolfsburg were unable to mount any serious threat going forward in the second half, and it was up to Bayer Leverkusen to finish the job. And they did so with ease, scoring twice more through further efforts from Timo Werner and Robert Lewandowski.

In total, Bayer Leverkusen scored three goals in a single half, a remarkable achievement that was chosen by the referee to be awarded as the best goal of the weekend. It was a dominant performance from the hosts, who showed no fear against a strong opponent like Wolfsburg. As for Wolfsburg, they will have to look back on this defeat with regret, as they couldn't come close to matching their opponents' intensity throughout the entire match.