With the win, Stuttgart climbed to the 15th position whereas Bremen slipped to the 5th place.

Borussia Monchengladbach took the lead twice but resilient Wolfsburg secured a two-all-draw to secure one point on home soil.

The "Foals" had a perfect start as summer signing Alassane Plea had all time and space to break the deadlock with a well-placed curl shot from 16 meters in the 7th minute.

The "Wolves" remained unimpressed and responded only five minutes later when Renato Steffen benefitted on a misplaced pass to hammer the equalizer from 20 meters into the top right corner.

Both sides continued to exchange offensive actions after the half time. Similar to the first half, it was Monchengladbach who broke the tie as Patrick Herrmann's build-up work allowed Thorgan Hazard to finish off the fast break for the 2-1 lead in the 48th minute.

It was again a short-lived joy for the visitors as Wolfsburg bounced back nine minutes later when Wout Weghorst made the most out of Yunus Malli's cross to level the scores.

Wolfsburg had the chance to snatch all three points but John Brooks' header following a corner missed the target just wide.

With the result, Monchengladbach stay on the 4th position while Wolfsburg slumped to the 7th place in the standings.

Elsewhere, Schalke ended their winless run as Alessandro Schoepf sole goal edged Mainz 1-0.

Nuremberg eased 3-0 past Fortuna Dusseldorf in the newly promoted clash and Yussuf Poulsen's brace helped Leipzig to down Hoffenheim 2-1.

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