Highlights

Matchday 30

FINAL

Mercedes-Benz Arena

Borussia Mönchengladbach

CoulibalyTanguy Coulibaly

83'

82'

ItakuraKo Itakura

78'

WeiglJulian Weigl

GuirassySerhou Guirassy

22'

T. Welz

Mercedes-Benz Arena

Full time: Stuttgart 2-1 Gladbach

Tanguy Coulibaly's late penalty secured a crucial 2-1 for Stuttgart in their battle to beat the drop. Serhou Guirassy gave the hosts the lead midway through the first half before Julian Weigl netted from the penalty spot in the 78th minute to draw Gladbach level. However, less than five minutes later, Ko Itakura felled Tiago Tomas in the area, subsequently receiving his marching orders, and Coulibaly displayed composure from 12 yards to clinch the three points.

Full-time

90'

+ 1

SituationNo penalty

ReviewPrevious offside?

DecisionNo penalty

90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Luca Netz34.86km/h

Nathan Ngoumou Minpole34.64km/h

Silas Katompa Mvumpa34.17km/h

87'

Substitution

Patrick Herrmann

Stefan Lainer

87'

Substitution

Semir Telalovic

Florian Neuhaus

85'

Yellow card

Atakan Karazor

84'

Substitution

Marvin Friedrich

Alassane Pléa

84'

Substitution

Oscar Fraulo

Lars Stindl

84'

Substitution

Hannes Wolf

Luca Netz

83'

Tanguy Coulibaly

GOAL!

2:1

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

77 %

82'

Red card

Ko Itakura

80'

SituationNo red card

ReviewDenied goal-scoring opportunity?

DecisionRed card

78'

Julian Weigl

GOAL!

1:1

Goal probability

77 %

77'

Yellow card

Dan-Axel Zagadou

73'

Substitution

Chris Führich

Enzo Millot

73'

Substitution

Tanguy Coulibaly

Silas Katompa Mvumpa

61'

Yellow card

Stefan Lainer

56'

Substitution

Tiago Tomás

Serhou Guirassy

Kick-off!

Half-time

45'

+ 1

Yellow card

Julian Weigl

44'

Win Probability

This Match Fact documents significant changes in the probability of victory for both teams during the course of the match. The value is based on actual match play and incorporates existing Match Facts such as Expected Goals, Skill and Set-Piece Dange

Kick-off!

45 Prozent

Now

74 %

30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Luca Netz34.86km/h

Nathan Ngoumou Minpole34.64km/h

Silas Katompa Mvumpa34.17km/h

22'

Serhou Guirassy

GOAL!

1:0

Goal probability

86 %

21'

SituationGoal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionGoal

Kick-off!

Stuttgart starting line-up

Bredlow - Mavropanos, Zagadou, Anton - Vagnoman, Karazor, Endo (c), Sosa - Silas, Millot - Guirassy

Stuttgart subs

Müller, Stenzel, Coulibaly, Haraguchi, Führich, Egloff, Nartey, Tomas, Perea

Gladbach starting line-up

Omlin - Lainer, Itakura, Elvedi, Netz - Weigl, Neuhaus - Ngoumou, Stindl (c), Hofmann - Plea

Gladbach subs

Olschowksy, Friedrich, Jantschke, Scally, Kramer, Wolf, Fraulo, Herrmann, Telalovic

Coach view: VfB Stuttgart

Sebastian Hoeness: “I get the feeling that the balance between the determination to win and being relaxed is just right. We’ll have to defend tightly and as a unit against Gladbach. They’re a very good footballing side."

Coach view: Gladbach

Daniel Farke: "We want to finish the season as strongly, and with as many points, as possible. We have improved a lot defensively recently; that was our aim. But we have been lacking penetration going forward. We want to improve in this area in the remaining weeks and create more chances."

Stuttgart: personnel

With Hiroki Ito serving a one-match ban, Greek defender Konstantinos Mavropanos is set to go straight back into the side following a suspension of his own. Silas could also provide an injection of pace in attack, with Enzo Millot a candidate to make way.

Stuttgart: form

There has been a marked improvement under Hoeneß, with the former Hoffenheim coach overseeing a 3-2 win against Bochum, a remarkable 3-3 draw with Borussia Dortmund and another 1-1 stalemate with Augsburg, as well as a DFB Cup quarter-final victory over Bundesliga 2 side Nuremberg. VfB currently occupy the relegation play-off spot, but could climb above the waterline with the right combination of results this weekend.

Gladbach: personnel

Thuram may have played his last game for Gladbach. The France international, who will leave the club at the end of the season, suffered an adductor tear in the defeat to Union - an injury that usually requires 6-8 weeks on the sidelines. Alassane Plea should lead the line in his stead, but defender Ramy Bensebaini is a major doubt with a hip problem.

Gladbach: form

Despite posting some impressive wins over the likes of Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund this season, Gladbach have been very hit and miss. They've only won one of eight since beating Bayern on 18 February, and begin the weekend in 10th place, nine points outside the top seven.

Stuttgart: probable XI

Bredlow - Mavropanos, Anton, Zagadou - Vagnoman, Endo (c), Karazor, Sosa - Silas, Führich - Guirassy

Stuttgart: out

Ito (suspended), Nartey (stomach muscle)

Gladbach: probable XI

Omlin - Scally, Itakura, Elvedi, Netz - Weigl, Neuhaus - Hofmann, Kramer, Stindl (c) - Plea

Gladbach: out

Jantschke (meniscus), Thuram (thigh)

2:03

Watch: Gladbach 3-1 Stuttgart - previous meeting

Marcus Thuram and Alassane Plea played their part as Gladbach overcame Stuttgart 3-1 on Matchday 13.

2:03

Watch: Borussia Mönchengladbach 0-1 Union Berlin - highlights

Sheraldo Becker’s second-half volley was the difference as Union Berlin cemented third place with victory away at Gladbach.

2:03

Watch: Stuttgart 1-1 Augsburg - highlights

Wataru Endo scored a precious late equaliser to earn VfB Stuttgart a draw against Augsburg in their relegation six-pointer on Matchday 29.

The goal brokers

Only Werder Bremen's Niclas Füllkrug (15) has scored more goals than Marcus Thuram (13) this season. The Foals' next highest scorer is Jonas Hofmann (nine), while VFB's leading marksman is Serhou Guirassy (seven).

Travel-sick Foals

Borussia have recorded one away win in this season's Bundesliga (P14, W1, D6, L7) - 4-1 at Hoffenheim on Matchday 18. All told, they have tallied just nine points from a possible 42 on the road in 2022/23.

Gladbach struggles

Gladbach have won just one of their last eight matches (D4, L3) and have failed to find the back of the net in five of those fixtures.

Vag-the-man

Freshly minted Germany international Josha Vagnoman has contributed three goals (two of his own, plus one assist) across Stuttgart’s last three outings.

New coach bounce

VfB are yet to taste defeat under Sebastian Hoeneß, having collected two wins and two draws since the 40-year-old replaced Bruno Labbadia as head coach.

Improving Stuttgart

Stuttgart are unbeaten in three Bundesliga matches, which is just the second time they have gone as many games without losing this season.

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