Highlights

Matchday 4

FINAL

MHPArena

Borussia Dortmund

UndavDeniz Undav

90'

Bilal TouréEl Bilal Touré

80'

75'

GuirassySerhou Guirassy

MillotEnzo Millot

62'

DemirovićErmedin Demirović

21'

UndavDeniz Undav

F. Badstübner

MHPArena

Full-time: Stuttgart 5-1 Dortmund

The home side ended Dortmund's unbeaten run in incredible fashion, scoring five past them in a resounding victory that saw Undav score two goals at either end of the game. Millot was fantastic throughout, getting two assists and a goal as Stuttgart made it a miserable return to the MHPArena for Anton and Guirassy. The former Stuttgart striker did get a goal against his former side, but it was little more than a consolation.

Full-time

Goal! Undav gets his second

It's almost a clone of the first goal, as Undav receives the ball on the left before driving into the area and finding the bottom corner of Kobel's goal.

90'

Deniz Undav

GOAL!

5:1

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.

23 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

79.19 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

14.99 m

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.

Jamie Jermaine Bynoe-Gittens34.08km/h

Ramy Bensebaini33.85km/h

Karim-David Adeyemi33.53km/h

89'

Impressive Millot

Millot has had a brilliant game today, scoring one, assisting one and covering plenty of ground in the middle of the park.

Duels won

Enzo Millot Waldemar Anton

87'

Stuttgart want more

The home side are still attacking with every opportunity they get, despite the scoreline.

85'

Substitution

Chris Führich

Angelo Stiller

Goal! It's four!

Millot makes a dazzling run by the byline, ghosting past two defenders before poking the ball through to Touré, who taps home from a couple of yards out.

81'

Yellow card

Ramy Bensebaini

80'

El Bilal Touré

GOAL!

4:1

Goal probability

58 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

6.22 m

78'

Substitution

El Bilal Touré

Josha Vagnoman

78'

A way back?

Can Guirassy's goal inspire a comeback, or is it too little, too late?

77'

Yellow card

Marcel Sabitzer

Goal! Guirassy against his old side

Gittens breaks away after Dortmund clear a dangerous Millot cross. He feeds Guirassy who bursts past Zagadou before putting the ball through Nübel's legs.

75'

Serhou Guirassy

GOAL!

3:1

Goal probability

29 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

93.61 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

13.84 m

73'

Relentless

The home side have been very impressive this evening both on and off the ball.

Sprints

180

159

73'

Yellow card

Emre Can

72'

Substitution

Emre Can

Julian Brandt

70'

Substitution

Anrie Chase

Maximilian Mittelstädt

70'

Substitution

Dan-Axel Zagadou

Jeff Chabot

70'

Substitution

Fabian Rieder

Ermedin Demirović

66'

Wind from their sails

Dortmund's slight improvement on their first-half showing has not yet produced anything of note, and Stuttgart have now given them an even greater mountain to climb.

63'

Substitution

Donyell Malen

Pascal Groß

Goal! Millot makes it three

A short corner finds Mittelstädt on the edge of the area, and his ball in finds Karazor at the back post who heads back across goal for Millot to prod home from close range.

62'

Enzo Millot

GOAL!

3:0

Goal probability

65 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

1.6 m

58'

Exciting start

Dortmund have started the half well, while Stuttgart still look dangerous at the other end.

Goal attempts

5off target

6on target

4off target

2on target

52'

Corner

The corner following Brandt's chance is headed clear by a white shirt, but Dortmund regain possession and maintain the pressure on the Stuttgart backline.

52'

Better from Dortmund

Gittens finds Bensebaini at the byline who the cuts it back to Brandt, whose effort at the near post is blocked.

48'

Stiller from distance

A blocked shot falls to Stiller who tries his luck from distance. His shot goes well over.

46'

Back in action

The second-half begins and Dortmund introduce Bensebaini and Couto in response to an underwhelming first-half.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 4

Substitution

Ramy Bensebaini

Karim Adeyemi

45'

+ 4

Substitution

Yan Couto

Julian Ryerson

Half-time

Half-time: Stuttgart 2-0 Dortmund

The home side scored twice within the first 25 minutes, capitalising on a poor start to the game from the visitors. The home side looked composed and in control throughout the half, while the opposite could be said of Dortmund who rarely threatened, aside from Gittens' chance at the end of the half.

45'

+ 3

Gittens goes close!

Dortmund break from a Stuttgart corner which ends with Gittens facing up to Nübel inside the area, before pulling his effort wide.

45'

+ 2

Heading toward the break

The home side have taken the sting out of the game, controlling possession as they head toward the break.

41'

In control

It's been a dominant half in almost every aspect from Stuttgart.

Passes

245

176

39'

Best effort yet

A free-kick from Groß is aimed toward Süle at the far post, who can only flick his header wide.

36'

Demirović from range

The striker takes aim from a central position which, although powerful, is straight at Kobel.

33'

No breathing space

The home side are increasing their corner count as they look to pile on the misery for Dortmund.

Corners

33'

Ambitious from Millot

The young Frenchman tries to chip Kobel from outside the area but misjudges it and sees his effort float over the bar.

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.

Karim-David Adeyemi33.53km/h

Josha Vagnoman32.49km/h

Nico Schlotterbeck31.93km/h

30'

Substitution

Jamie Gittens

Felix Nmecha

28'

Creating at will

Stuttgart break through Millot, who finds Undav in the attacking third with a defence-splitting pass, but Kobel saves well from Undav's effort.

27'

Dortmund on the ropes

A corner from Stiller into a good area causes panic in the Dortmund box, as Kobel comes to claim and gets nowhere near it.

25'

Almost three!

A powerful volley from distance by Millot forces a good save from Kobel, who has to react quickly to save again from Undav on the rebound.

Goal! Stuttgart extend their lead

A chipped cross from Mittelstädt finds Demirović, who arrives late into the area before powering a header past Kobel.

21'

Ermedin Demirović

GOAL!

2:0

Goal probability

18 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

11.07 m

19'

Looking for a way back

Groß's in-swinging cross from the left looks dangerous, but Nübel comes to claim and regain possession for his side.

17'

Yellow card

Jamie Leweling

14'

Millot at the back post

A bending cross toward the far post finds Millot, who can't connect cleanly with his header and sees the ball bounce wide.

13'

Ruthless from Stuttgart

The home side take the lead with their first shot on target of the game.

Goal attempts

1off target

1on target

0off target

0on target

Intense start

Both teams have started brightly, getting the ball forward quickly after winning it. The early goal has certainly livened things up.

Goal! Undav strikes first

A pass which wasn't initially intended for Undav finds him after a slip from Süle. He composes himself before finding the far bottom corner of Kobel's goal.

Deniz Undav

GOAL!

1:0

Goal probability

11 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

14.64 m

Starting with intent

Brandt finds Sabitzer with an incisive pass in between two defenders, but the Austrian can't take it in his stride and Nübel gathers.

So it begins!

We're underway here at the MHPArena.

Kick-off!

More on those teams

Dortmund's two-goal hero in midweek, Jamie Gittens, is on the bench for Dortmund, while Guirassy starts on his return to his former club, as does Anton. For Stuttgart, they make one change to their side from their defeat to Real Madrid, with Führich dropping to the bench and Ermedin Demirović starting up top with Undav.

Stuttgart starting line-up

Nübel - Vagnoman, Rouault, Chabot, Mittelstädt - Leweling, Karazor (c), Stiller, Millot - Undav, Demirović

Stuttgart subs

Bredlow, Touré, Woltemade, Krätzig, Stenzel, Zagadou, Führich, Rieder, Chase

Dortmund starting line-up

Kobel - Ryerson, Anton, Süle, Schlotterbeck - Groß, Nmecha - Adeyemi, Sabitzer, Brandt (c) - Guirassy

Dortmund subs

Meyer, Couto, Bensebaini, Beier, Duranville, Malen, Can, Wätjen, Gittens

Familiar faces

Stuttgart welcome back two notable former players in Anton and Guirassy, while Dan-Axel Zagadou and former Dortmund youth team player Chris Führich will also be facing their old club.

European adventure

Both sides come into this fixture on the back of midweek Champions League fixtures away from home, with Stuttgart facing Real Madrid and Dortmund facing Club Brugge. Stuttgart performed admirably against Real, equalising late in the game through Deniz Undav before eventually falling to a 3-1 defeat. Dortmund won their fixture 3-0 thanks to goals from Jamie Gittens (2) and Serhou Guirassy.

Mixed feelings

The home side have had an interesting start to the season, losing one, drawing one and winning one while conceding seven goals in the process. Their recent win against a good Gladbach side will have filled them with plenty of confidence ahead of today's clash with an unbeaten Dortmund side.

All set in Stuttgart !

We're in for a real treat with this Matchday 4 barnstormer between Stuttgart and Dortmund. Both sides are fresh from performing in the UEFA Champions League and will be keen to get back to business in the Bundesliga where three huge points are on offer today.

Sahin starts strong

Despite being relatively new to senior management, Sahin's Dortmund have started the season well. They have won two of their opening three games and drawn the other, scoring six and conceding two.

New man in the dugout

Although Stuttgart were unbeaten against Dortmund last season, they'll be coming up against a new look side today. As well as poaching Waldemar Anton and Guirassy from Stuttgart, they've got a new head coach in the dugout, Nuri Sahin.

Seeking revenge

Stuttgart did the triple over Dortmund last season, winning home and away in the league and once in the DFB Cup. The most recent of those wins saw Serhou Guirassy score the only goal of the game for Stuttgart, a man who is now a part of the visiting squad today.

Sebastian Hoeneß on facing Dortmund

"It's not often you face two UEFA Champions League finalists within the space of a few days. We don't have time to consider how we are feeling, but we have to prepare as well as we can. We are facing a top team in Dortmund. We want to play well against a good team that has strengthened hugely in the summer. We are ready to take on the challenge."

Nuri Şahin on facing Stuttgart

"Stuttgart are a team with a clear idea. Sebastian Hoeneß has a big influence on the team, and they know exactly what they are doing. They are getting increasingly into gear at the moment – they are a strong team."

Probable teams

Who’s set to play this weekend? Who’s going to miss out? Keep up to date with all the latest team news right here!

Latest team news

BVB coach Nuri Şahin has a tricky, but welcome, decision to make re his starting line-up for Sunday's trip to the MHPArena. Attacker Jame Gittens is full of confidence following his late goalscoring double in the midweek Champions League victory against Club Brugge (he now has four goals in all competitions this season) while first-choice Karim Adeyemi netted two in last weekend's triumph against Heidenheim. Who will likely get the nod to start against Stuttgart?

Probable Stuttgart line-up

Nübel – Vagnoman, Chase, Chabot,, Mittelstädt – Leweling, Karazor (c), Stiller, Rieder – Undav, Demirović

Probable Dortmund line-up

Kobel - Ryerson, Anton, Schlotterbeck, Bensebaini - Nmecha, Groß - Malen, Brandt (c), Adeyemi - Guirassy

3:18

Watch: Anton and Guirassy ready for Stuttgart reunion

The pair may not get the warmest receptions on their return to the MHP Arena...

2:56

Watch: All of Karim Adeyemi's Bundesliga goals and assists

Check out every direct goal involvement so far from Karim Adeyemi for Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga.

Hosts with the edge

Stuttgart won all three meetings with Dortmund last season, including a DFB Cup Last 16 tie. The 364 goals the pair have scored in games between them is the most of any Bundesliga match-up. Ahead of Matchday 4, the next best is Werder Bremen and Bayern on 363, and - coincidentally - they play on Saturday.

2:03

Watch: Dortmund 0-1 Stuttgart

Serhou Guirassy scored the only goal of the game as Stuttgart won at the Signal Iduna Park last April. This weekend, Guirassy and Waldemar Anton, who both moved from Stuttgart to Dortmund this summer, return to their former club.

2:03

Watch: Dortmund 4-2 Heidenheim - highlights

Donyell Malen, Karim Adeyemi with two and Emre Can's late penalty eventually saw off the valiant visitors. Dortmund's second win of the campaign initially took them top of the table, but they come into Matchday 4 in second place, two points behind leaders Bayern Munich.

2:03

Watch: Mönchengladbach 1-3 Stuttgart - highlights

Stuttgart picked up their first win of the season thanks to a quickfire double from Ermedin Demirović that built on Deniz Undav's opener. It lifts them into 10th place ahead of Matchday 4 on four points.

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