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Full-time: Darmstadt 1-2 Stuttgart
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Full-time
90'
+ 6
Hosts grab a consolation
Seydel swipes home a brilliant goal from distance with a rising shot that nipped the post before caressing the net. Surely this one is done, though? Or is it?
90'
+ 2
Stuttgart seal it!
Mahmoud Dahoud is there to knock home the rebound after Millot's effort came back off the woodwork!
86'
Substitution
86'
Substitution
81'
Substitution
81'
Substitution
74'
Substitution
74'
Substitution
71'
Substitution
67'
Goalkeeper Efficiency of Fabian Bredlow
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Saves4
xSaves2
63'
Substitution
61'
Cool-hands Bredlow
Fabian Bredlow makes two saves in quick succession to deny Darmstadt and keep ten-man Stuttgart in front. The visiting shot stopper parried Justvan's strike first and then got across to prevent Pfeiffer scoring from close range.
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Kick-off!
45'
+ 26
Substitution
45'
+ 26
Substitution
45'
+ 26
Half-time: Darmstadt 0-1 Stuttgart
The Bundesliga's third-placed side are a goal up but a man down at half-time. Serhou Guirassy celebrated his return to the VfB starting line-up with a close-range finish that brought his goals tally to 18 for the campaign. Pascal Stenzel's second booking will give the hosts hope in the second half, however.
Half-time
45'
+ 24
45'
+ 22
VfB lose a man
Stuttgart are down to ten men after Stenzel picks up a second booking for putting his arm across Mehlem's face.
45'
+ 14
45'
+ 13
45'
+ 6
Lucky Anton
Waldemar Anton almost scores what would have been a comedy own goal. Stuttgart's captain swiped at a Darmstadt through ball on the edge of the area and looked on in horror as the ball fizzed inches past the post.
43'
Bredlow saves Stuttgart
Super stop from Stuttgart's Fabian Bredlow, the goalkeeper denying Luca Pfeiffer's close-range shot to the far post with a flying save.
© IMAGO/Jan Huebner
16'
SituationGoal
ReviewPrevious handball?
DecisionNo goal
15'
Darmstadt denied
The referee is called to take a look at a possible handball after Mehlem had slammed a super finish high into the net. After a brief look at the monitor, today's match official decides to rule that one out.
14'
Goal-mad Guirassy!
He's back in the Stuttgart starting line-up and he's back scoring goals! Guirassy nods in from close range after Darmstadt make a mess of clearing a VfB corner and that's the Guinea internationa's 18th Bundesliga goal of the season!
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Kick-off!
Darmstadt starting XI
Schuhen - Zimmermann, Gjasula, Klarer - Bader, Mehlem, Holland (c), Karic - Justvan, Pfeiffer – Polter
Darmstadt subs
Brunst, Isherwood, Schnellhardt, Nürnberger, Müller, Seydel, Franjić, Vilhelmsson, Torsiello
Stuttgart starting XI
Bredlow - Stenzel, Anton (c), Ito, Mittelstädt - Leweling, Karazor, Stiller, Führich - Undav, Guirassy
Stuttgart subs
Seimen, Vagnoman, Dahoud, Millot, Jeong, Haraguchi, Stergiou, Egloff, Massimo
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Watch: Undav receives his January Player of the Month trophy
Hoeneß's view on Darmstadt
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Lieberknecht on Stuttgart's Deniz Undav
"Deniz made his professional debut under me at Braunschweig, but only really played for the reserves at Eintracht and scored goals. Deniz has an eye for goal. He's currently on track to become a Germany international. We hope he does. He's also developed really well because he's always believed in himself."
Lieberknecht's view on Stuttgart
© Maja Hitij
Probable line-ups
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Darmstadt in relegation form
Darmstadt are winless in an unwanted club record 14 Bundesliga matches, dating back to a 2-1 victory in Augsburg on 7 October 2023. They're only other league win so far this season fell a week earlier, against Werder Bremen. Since then, the Lilies have claimed just five points from a possible 42.
2:03
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2:58
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2:57
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