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Augsburg kicked off their new Bundesliga season in style, securing a 3-1 victory over Freiburg in a thrilling encounter at the Freiburg football arena. The game, played in front of 33,600 spectators, saw Augsburg display a dominant performance, despite a tense start.

The initial exchanges in the Augsburg penalty area were tight, with a goal disallowed due to offside. However, it was Augsburg who took the lead in the 0:1 score, thanks to a deflected shot from Lukas Kübler past goalkeeper Noah Atubolu.

The Sport-Club of Augsburg increased the pace of the game but missed several opportunities to score the first goal. The pressure from Augsburg continued until halftime, with the goals eventually falling on the other side. Freiburg's home struggles continue into the new season, with only one win in their last six Bundesliga home games.

In the second half, Vincenzo Grifo scored a penalty kick for Freiburg, but the final score remained 3-1 in favor of Augsburg. The goals for Augsburg came from Dimitrios Giannoulis, Chrislain Matsima, and Marius Wolf in the first half.

The victory was a successful Bundesliga debut for Sandro Wagner, the new coach of FC Augsburg, who wore a white shirt and black pants during the game. According to captain Jeffrey Gouweleeuw, Wagner emphasizes the importance of pushing each other among the Augsburg players, not just after scoring goals, but also in defensive actions.

The upcoming duel between Augsburg and Bayern Munich is scheduled for Saturday at 6:30 PM, a game that is significant given the last few years' results. The positive emotions felt by the Augsburg team could be beneficial for this highly anticipated match.

Meanwhile, the Freiburg team worked hard but only managed to convert a penalty kick and missed their first win in the league opener since 2021. The name of Julian Schuster's assistant coach at FC Freiburg is not explicitly mentioned in the available search results.

Wagner was observed giving clear hand signals, wild gestures, and calling several players to him during the game. Han-Noah Massengo, a player for Augsburg, lost the ball in his own penalty area early in the game, an incident that could have potentially changed the course of the match. Eren Dinkci had a fatal ball loss in the offensive movement that led to Matsima's goal in the 0:3 score.

The encounter between Augsburg and Bayern Munich promises to be an exciting one, as both teams aim to start their season on a high note.