That’s two from two now for Wolfsburg, who finish the weekend in fourth. It’s early going but they’ll still feel good looking at the table and seeing themselves ahead of champions Bayern. On the other hand, Hertha will be disappointed with the margin of this defeat in their first home game of the season.

It's still pretty warm in Berlin so we've got another break for some refreshments. 

The sun is just about to disappear behind the stands at the Olympiastadion as we resume the final game on Matchday 2. Both sides return from half-time unchanged.

Hertha are probably wondering how they are behind in this game. They thought they had a penalty inside 15 seconds before it was overturned and Wolfsburg were awarded one of their own minutes later. Weghorst converted but since then it’s been the home side in control, with Grujic twice going close to an equaliser but without success.

Four additional minutes after a lenghty VAR review and a water break.

The temperatures in Berlin are still floating around 30 Celsius despite approaching 6.30pm, so the referee allows a little stoppage to take on some liquids and cool down.

Referee Winkmann goes to look at the scene one more time and overrules himself - no penalty for Hertha, it will be a drop ball. 

The sun is just going down but still shining brightly in the capital as the teams make their way out at the Olympiastadion. 

Hertha boss Covic will have been looking forward to this game since he was named as Pal Dardai's replacement in the summer. The Berlin native has been with the club as a player and coach for two decades and now takes charge of his first game at the Olympiastadion with the first team. He faced Wolfsburg three times as a player with the Old Lady, winning one but losing twice. 

Ante Covic and Oliver Glasner are both taking charge of just their second Bundesliga matches as coaches, and after successful debuts last week they have decided there's no need to change their teams. Wolfsburg have in fact named the same starting XI that beat Cologne 2-1, while Hertha make just one switch from their 2-2 draw in Munich with Salomon Kalou replacing Mathew Leckie on the wing.

Hertha boss Ante Covic has seemingly drilled his team for all eventualities: "Wolfsburg are a good team. It'll be decisive whoever settles first in the game. We want to assert our game plan on Wolfsburg, that'll be difficult enough. We've prepared for that in training and have a Plan B. There's no question it'll be a different game to the one in Munich. We want to end the weekend with three points."

Wolfsburg head coach Oliver Glasner only has a victory in mind as his side head to the capital: "We're aware it'll be a difficult game but we need to be ready for that. We're heading to Berlin in order to win. We know it won't be easy but we're in good shape. The players trained really well during the week and now we want to show that out on the pitch. Our approach won't change away from home. We won't sit deep; we want to be active and frustrate Hertha."

Jarstein – Klünter, Stark, Rekik, Mittelstädt – Grujic, Darida – Lukebakio, Duda, Kalou – Ibisevic (c) (SUBS):  Kraft, Skjelbred, Löwen, Esswein, Leckie, Torunarigha, Friede, Selke, Redan

Casteels – Knoche, Guilavogui (c), Brooks – William, Schlager, Arnold, Roussillon – Klaus, Weghorst, Victor (SUBS):  Pervan, Bruma, Brekalo, Steffen, Gerhardt, Mehmedi, Mbabu, Nmecha, Tisserand

There has been very little to separate these teams over the years. The last five meetings have produced three draws and a win for each team, while Wolfsburg are unbeaten on their last two trips to the Olympiastadion.

Both of these teams have begun the new season well, with Hertha taking a point away to Bayern Munich in the first game of 2019/20 last week, while goals from Wout Weghorst and a Maxi Arnold stunner gave Wolfsburg all three points against Cologne.

Welcome along to the match centre for the game Hertha BSC vs. Wolfsburg from matchday 2 of the 2019/20 Bundesliga season at the Olympiastadion. Check back here for full information on the match.