Wolfsburg's German head coach Oliver Glasner (3rdL) chats with Swiss defender Kevin Mbabu (L-R), German forward Daniel Ginczek, Swiss midfielder Admir Mehmedi, Dutch forward Wout Weghorst and German defender Robin Knoche after the Europa League last 32 first leg football match between VfL Wolfsburg and Malmö FF in Wolfsburg on Feb 20, 2020. (RONNY HARTMANN / AFP)

BERLIN - Wolfsburg recorded their second straight win in the league after cruising Mainz 4-0 and Bayern Leverkusen got the better of Augsburg thanks to the goals from Moussa Diaby and Nadiem Amiri at the 23rd round in Bundesliga on Sunday.

The "Wolves" have closed the gap to the top six as Renato Steffen's double strike secured all three points on home soil against Mainz.

The "Wolves" have closed the gap to the top six as Renato Steffen's double strike secured all three points on home soil against Mainz

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Despite Wolfsburg's hammering victory, the visitors dominated the opening stages.

Wolfsburg though showed a clinical chance conversion and shocked Mainz when Josip Brekalo drilled the ball from 25 meters central position into the top right corner. Mainz goalkeeper Robin Zentner was able to tip Brekalo's hammer to the woodwork but he was unable to thwart the opener in the 21st minute.

The "Nullfunfer" tried to rally back but they created only half chances through Adam Szalai twice at the half hour mark.

Wolfsburg continued offensively minded and showed no mercy as Steffen headed in a loose ball after Mainz' defence were failed to clear the ball from the area just before the break.

After the break, the "Wolves started where they left off and took the wind out of Mainz' sails as Yannick Gebhardt tapped home Daniel Ginczek's diagonal pass to triple the lead in the 49th minute.

Wolfsburg's Croatian midfielder Josip Brekalo (C) celebrates after scoring the 1-1 equalizer with Wolfsburg's Brazilian defender Paulo Otavio (R) and Wolfsburg's Austrian midfielder Xaver Schlager (L) during the Europa League last 32 first leg football match between VfL Wolfsburg and Malmö FF in Wolfsburg on Feb 20, 2020. (RONNY HARTMANN / AFP)

The "Wolves" kept it bowling and added another goal to their lead in the 68th minute when Steffen shrugged off three defender before netting the ball past Zentner from inside the box.

With the 9th win of the season Wolfsburg move to the 7th place in the standings while 15th placed Mainz suffered their second winless game in row to stay in touching distance with the bottom three.

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Elsewhere, Bayer Leverkusen snatched their third consecutive win in the Bundesliga as goals from Moussa Diaby and Nadiem Amiri inflicted Augsburg the 10th defeat of the campaign.

With the result, the "Werkself" remain on the 5th position and Augsburg continue on the 11th place.

Eintracht Frankfurt clash with newly promoted Union Berlin to complete the 23rd round in Bundesliga on Monday.