At the fifth Bundesliga match day, Dortmund staged a stunning performance against over challenged Kaiserslautern to inflict them a heavy 5-0 defeat on Wednesday evening. Schalke celebrated their first victory of the season thanks to the late winner by new signing Klass Jan Huntelaar. From the start, Dortmund and Kaiserslautern staged a match at high pace. Both sides remained offensively minded but it took 31 minutes until Dortmund opened the scoring through a magnificent through ball by midfielder Nuri Sahin to assist Dortmund striker Lucas Barrios with the opener. Dortmund remained active and punished Kaiserslautern with the second goal only seven minutes later. Youngster midfielder Kevin Grobkreutz exploited the second assist by Sahin to stun Kaiserslautern. With begging of the second half Kaiserslautern tried to cut a better figure but Dortmund catched Kaiserslautern on the hop when they extended the score to 3-0. Again midfielder Nuri Sahin played part of the third goal when he set up the header by defender Mats Hummels at the 65th minute after a free kick cross. Kaiserslautern capitulated against furious Dortmund so that they were able to extend the score to 5-0 through goals by striker Robert Lewandowski and striker Lucas Barrios who donated his second goal of the evening. Dortmund conquered second position of the Bundesliga standings while Kaiserslautern slipped from the 6th to 10th position. Schalke had to show a sign of life after they lost four matches in row. Freiburg started active and aggressive against shattered Schalke but Schalke remained unimpressed and opened the scoring thanks to a poacher's goal by midfielder Ivan Rakitic at the ninth minute. Freiburg seemed unfazed but they had to wait until the 69th minute when striker Papiss Demba Cisse exploited a back heel pass from midfielder Cedrick Makiadi to level the score. Freiburg neglected their defence and were punished when newly- signed Dutch striker Klaas Jan Huntelaar straddled the winner for Schalke at the 87th minute. However, Freiburg ensured the last negative highlight when midfielder Ivica Banovic was sent off with a straight red card after a rude foul against Schalke midfielder Peer Kluge. Freiburg slipped to fifth position while Schalke remains at the 18th position. Hamburg dominated the match against Wolfsburg but the 'Wolves' shocked Hamburg with the opener by striker Edin Dzeko who scored at 15th minute into bottom right from 11 meters. Hamburg kept it bowling and their efforts were rewarded at the 27th minute when Hamburg striker Eric Maxim Choupo Moting headed home a cross form five meters to equalize the score. After the interval Hamburg still controlled the match but it wasWolfsburg that left the pitch as the winner. Two goals by Wolfsburg striker Grafite were enough to wrap the 3-1 defeat for Hamburg. Wolfsburg jumped from 17th to 11th position whereas Hamburg sliped to 6th position. Leverkusen defeated Frankfurt 2-1 thanks to the late winner by Chilean midfielder Arturo Viadal. Lars Bender smoothed the way for the victory with his opener at the 9th minute. Only nine minutes later Greek international, and Frankfurt striker Theofanis Gekas levelled the score to astonish Leverkusen. At the 90th minute Frankfurt defender Patrick Ochs booked his second yellow and a penalty after he fouled Arturo Vidal at the penalty line. Vidal had the brass neck to slot the decider from the penalty spot. Leverkusen climbed from 8th to 7th position meanwhile Frankfurt slipped from 15th to 17th position. Stuttgart suffered a surprising 2-1 defeat against Nuremberg. Defender Horacio Javier Pinola scored the winner at the 90th minute to flabbergast powerhouse Stuttgart that celebrated a goal festival last weekend. Striker Julian Schieber shocked Stuttgart with the early opener three minutes into the match. Stuttgart had to wait until the 85th when striker Cacau set things right. Finally Stuttgart gave away the draw when Horacio Javier Pinola scored the decider during the dying minute of the match. Stuttgart dropped to 16th position whereas Nuremberg climbed from 16th to 12th position. Promoted St. Pauli turned around a 1-0 deficit to win 2-1 over Monchengladbach. Midfielder Juan Arango brought the lead for Mochengladbach when he utilized a poacher' s goal with 25 minutes into the match. St. Pauli needed the break to recover from the deficit. Substitute striker Gerald Asamoah equalized the score by header at the 66th minute after he was fielded three minutes earlier. Five minutes later Pauli turned the match when midfielder Florian Bruns converted from the spot after a foulplay inside penalty area. St. Pauli climbed from the 9th to 10th position meanwhile Gladbach dropped to the 15th position. 