BERLIN -- Alexander Meier scored twice for Eintracht Frankfurt to beat Freiburg 2-1 on Sunday, extending the promoted sides unbeaten start to the Bundesliga. Max Kruse gave visiting Freiburg a 1-0 lead in the 50th minute, scoring with an angled shot from a rebound after Kevin Trapp had saved Sebastian Freis initial effort. Meier equalized in the 68th, receiving Bastian Oczipkas cross with his back toward goal and then spinning to strike it on the volley inside the left post. Then Oczipka delivered the corner for Meier to score his fourth goal of the season with a header five minutes later. Freiburgs Karim Guede earned a direct red in injury time for a dangerous challenge on Carlos Zambrano. Frankfurt has won five of its opening six games and is second in the standings behind Bayern Munich, which has a 100 per cent record. "It was hard for us after the hype of the last weeks," Frankfurt coach Armin Veh said. "You cant always play dazzling football, but then to win games like this is great." Wolfsburgs poor start to the season continued later Sunday with a 2-0 defeat to visiting Mainz, which made the most of just four shots on goal. Costa Rica defender Junior Diaz scored in the 37th, and Adam Szalai added another against the run of play 10 minutes later. Wolfsburg coach Felix Magath reacted during the interval by bringing on Ferhan Masani for his Bundesliga debut and Dutch striker Bas Dost. Vierinha shot over with teammates in a better position, Emanuel Pogatetz headed over from a corner, and then Vierinhas header was tipped over by Christian Wetklo. But for all its pressure, Wolfsburg was unable to find a response, with Wetklos save from Naldo in the final minutes indicative of a team out of luck. "I dont want to judge the season after the sixth game," Magath said after his sides fifth consecutive game without a win. 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"He is a scorer," Vaughn said. "He can do that so we are going to continue to work on other facets of his game and make him the best player he can be." J.J. Redick scored 17 of his 20 points in the first half for the Magic at the end of a 3-2 trip. Shannon Brown scored 17 and Jared Dudley 15 for the Suns, who were without starting point guard Goran Dragic due to illness. Phoenixs losing streak is its longest since 2004. "Its a real frustrating loss, a real disappointing loss," coach Alvin Gentry said. "You know, we are playing spot basketball. We play good for two minutes, then we play bad for seven, then were good for five and were bad for three. You just cant have any consistency and you just cant win any basketball games in this league when you play that way." Redicks only points of the second half came on a 3-pointer that put the Magic ahead for good, 78-75, with 10:13 remaining. Orlando used an 11-3 run to take its biggest lead of the game, 93-82, when Arron Afflalo made two free throws with 4:38 left. Dudley scored the first four in a 6-0 spurt that cut it to 93-88 on Marcin Gortats 8-foot bank shot 3:19 from the finish. But Nicholson came off the bench to sink a 144-footer that made it 95-88 with 1:50 to go, then Afflalo made a 20-footer to put Orlando ahead 97-88 with just 1:22 to go.dddddddddddd. The Magic led 53-48 at the break after neither team managed a double-digit advantage in the first half. Redick scored 17 in the half, making 5 of 10 shots, 3 of 6 3-pointers, in 19 minutes. He sank a 3, then followed with a four-point play -- when he was fouled by Wesley Johnson while sinking a 3 from the top of the key -- to tie it at 29-29 with 10:45 left in the half. Moments later, Johnson fouled him on an errant 3-point try. Redick made all three from the line to put the Magic up 35-34. The Magic extended it to 57-48 with the first two baskets of the second half. The Suns scored the next 11 to go up 59-57 on Gortats turnaround 13-footer. The run eventually reached 19-4 with Brown leading the way. He scored 10 in the outburst, including a pair of 3s. The last one came over the outstretched arms of 7-foot Nikola Vucevic to put Phoenix up 67-61 with 4:16 left in the third. Orlando scored the next eight, capped by Vucevics layup, to regain the lead, 69-67. Luis Scolas three-point play put Phoenix ahead 70-69, then Nicholsons 17-footer made it 71-70 Magic entering the fourth quarter. It was the second fourth-quarter flop in a row for Phoenix. The Suns were down by one after three against the Clippers in Los Angeles on Sunday, only to lose 117-99. "Its not anything complicated," Gentry said. "We just have to play better. We have to be able to rebound better, we have to make better basketball decisions and we have to stop turning the ball over." NOTES: With Dragic out, the Suns used their fourth starting lineup of the season. ... Suns reserve P.J. Tucker missed his second straight game with a sore right knee. ... Redick had 14 points in his first 11 minutes on the court. ... The announced attendance was 13,565, though US Airways Center was half-empty. ... Orlando is home against Atlanta on Wednesday. The Suns host Memphis the same night. ... Orlando has won five straight over Phoenix, including a 2-0 sweep this season. ' ' '