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Full-time: VfB Stuttgart 2-1 RB Leipzig
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Full-time
90'
+ 3
Almost a third!
Gulácsi gets down well to keep out Millot's low attempt before holding Vagnoman's effort shortly after.
88'
Disaster for Leipzig
Leipzig are now down to nine as Openda is also off - Rose will have to deal without both of his starting strikers on Matchday 18.
86'
Down to 10
A second yellow for Šeško sees him sent off. Is that the end of Leipzig's hopes of a point?
83'
Substitution
77'
Hoeneß switches things up
Both starting strikers are replaced with a quarter of an hour remaining.
75'
Substitution
75'
Substitution
72'
Moving the ball well
70'
Substitution
70'
Substitution
69'
SituationNo red card
ReviewViolent conduct?
DecisionYellow card
66'
Close
Führich puts his attempt narrowly wide of the post as Stuttgart look to give themselves some breathing space.
66'
Substitution
66'
Substitution
63'
Substitution
63'
Substitution
Another for Woltemade
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60'
Turnaround complete!
Stuttgart have completed the comeback! They have been really positive this second half, and while Woltemade's goal is really a block from Raum's clearance, his commitment deserves that reward.
58'
Wide
Undav doesn't get the contact he will have wanted as his low effort dribbles past the post.
55'
Deserved
xGoals
1
0.95
0.46
1
Goals
51'
All square!
In only his second game back at Stuttgart, Bruun Larsen is on the scoresheet, directing a header past Gulácsi from Undav's brilliant cross. The hosts are back in business.
46'
Back underway!
We have 45 minutes remaining here at the MHPArena.
Kick-off!
Half-time: VfB Stuttgart 0-1 RB Leipzig
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Half-time
45'
+ 1
43'
Wide
Führich can't quite curl his effort into the corner after working himself some space on the edge of the box.
38'
Save!
Xavi already has an assist to his name and almost grabs a goal to with it. In the end, though, Nübel is equal to his strong effort.
35'
Stuttgart with the better chances
xGoals
0
0.62
0.38
1
Goals
34'
Period of possession
Stuttgart have so far been unable to find Undav and Woltemade regularly despite seeing a good amount of the ball.
28'
Full debut for Baku
The new signing has started well in his first start following his switch from VfL Wolfsburg.
Lovely finish
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21'
Stuttgart seeing most of the ball
Possession (%)
6238
18'
Post!
Close to a second for the visitors, but Openda's low effort after a counter-attack hits the post. Nübel looked well-beaten.
17'
Good response
Stuttgart have done well since the goal, pushing forward in search of an equaliser. They are yet to create a real opening, though.
11'
Clinical
A first opening for Šeško, and he makes no mistake as he slots beyond Nübel. Exactly the start Marco Rose will have been looking for.
7'
Wide
A first real opening for either side. Vagnoman has plenty of time to pick his spot from outside the area, but he gets it all wrong and drags it wide.
1'
We are underway!
The ball is rolling in Stuttgart.
Kick-off!
More on those teams
Hoeneß makes four changes to the team that beat Augsburg. With Rouault, Millot and Demirovic on the bench and Mittelstädt out injured, Al-Dakhil, Hendriks, Bruun Larsen and weekend matchwinner Undav come in. As for Leipzig, Nusa makes way for winter signing Baku.
Stuttgart starting line-up
Nübel - Vagnoman, Al-Dakhil, Chabot, Hendriks - Bruun Larsen, Karazor (c), Stiller, Führich - Woltemade, Undav
Stuttgart subs
Bredlow, Stenzel, Stergiou, Rouault, Keitel, Millot, Rieder, Demirović
Leipzig starting line-up
Gulácsi - Klostermann, Orbán (c), Seiwald - Baku, Kampl, Vermeeren, Raum - Openda, Xavi - Šeško
Leipzig subs
Vandevoordt, Geertruida, Bitshiabu, Voufack, Elmas, Baumgartner, Gebel, Nusa, Ramsak
Making an impact!
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Four on the bounce
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Five-goal hauls
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Perfect!
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Xavi back with a bang!
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Troubles on the road
Leipzig have struggled on the road of late, losing three of their past four matches. However, before this streak, they were triumphant in their previous 10 away from home, so Marco Rose will have hope that his team can prevail here.
Undav back and firing
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Strong at home
Stuttgart's 1-0 lost to St. Pauli in their last match at the MHPArena was the first time in 29 Bundesliga matches under Hoeneß that they had failed to score on home soil. They have also not tasted defeat in successive home matches under the current boss.
Tale of the tape
Stuttgart were victorious the last time these two met, prevailing 5-2 last January. However, that was their first-ever victory against The Red Bulls, having lost nine and drawn two of their previous 11 meetings.
Sebastian Hoeneß on Leipzig
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Marco Rose on Stuttgart
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Probable line-ups
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Two in a row?
The last time Stuttgart won their first two games of the new year was in 2017; for Leipzig, it was in 2022.
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