Marco Reus says Wolfsburg's late goal made Shinji Kagawa's even later winner match-winning strike all the sweeter for Borussia Dortmund.
The Germany international had given Thomas Tuchel's visitors a first-half lead on Saturday, but Ricardo Rodriguez's stoppage-time penalty appeared to have earned the hosts a point until Kagawa's dramatic intervention made it 2-1.
"It was an evenly balanced game and we finally picked up three big points," Reus told the Bundesliga's official website.
"The match was played at a very high level overall. We were the better team in the first half, but Wolfsburg were after the break.
"It is always frustrating to concede a goal so close to the final whistle but that made it all the nicer that we were able to produce such a great counterattack, which Shinji finished off."
