We're now into four minutes of added time at the end of this game. Late drama to come?

Ginter and Gonzalez both down with each player catching the other late. Ginter was clearing the ball, though, so Gonzalez takes a yellow card.

Two goals in the space of three second half minutes and we're set for a thrilling finale here in Stuttgart between these two sides.

No changes at the break here in Stuttgart as we get the second half underway.

Similar styles of play are cancelling each other out so far. It's been difficult for either side to open up the game and space across the pitch. Hofmann and Castro, two creative links in midfield, have been quiet so far as well.

Stuttgart and Gladbach both looking to be in control of the ball in this game. Long balls have been forced due to solid defensive structures at either end of the pitch, too. Embolo holding up the play for Gladbach while Stuttgart have been searching for Silas and Sosa has outlets on either flank.

We're playing on a new pitch tonight in Stuttgart, which has come from just outside Mönchengladbach, incredibly enough. Hoping to provide Stuttgart - a passing team themselves - with more chances to play their slick football in the comfort of home.

The home side get us underway at home here on a chilly German night.

Speaking to Sky in Germany before the game, Stuttgart head coach Pellegrino Matarazzo says he has the feeling of a Champions League game tonight. "We're in the late game, under the lights, against a great team and on a new pitch here in Stuttgart - we're buzzing for this game."

Rose will take charge of his 50th Bundesliga match. He has the highest win percentage of any Gladbach coach to have coached so many games (53 percent - 26 wins, 11 draws, 12 defeats).

Stuttgart's eight-goal top scorer Silas has scored just once at home in the Bundesliga, on the opening weekend of the season against Freiburg. The next goal Stuttgart score, however, will be their 3,000th in the German top-flight.

Gladbach have suffered 1-0 defeats in each of their last three trips to Stuttgart.

A win for Stuttgart (10th) would take them above Gladbach in the table (7th). Stuttgart have the best away record in the Bundesliga, but for the first time in the club's history, they have gone seven games at home without a win in the Bundesliga. Die Schwaben have also yet to celebrate a clean sheet at home.

Stenzel, Sosa, Klimowicz and Gonzalez have all rotated into the team and performed superbly, with Pellegrino Matarazzo unwilling to tinker with his line-up too much. Coulibaly, Didavi and Kaladzjic are among those pushing for inclusion from the bench, however.

Hofmann was the inspiration behind Gladbach's win over Bayern last weekend with his pair of goals and assist for Neuhaus, and the Germany midfielder once again supports Embolo, with Plea struggling to shake off a recent muscular complaint. Thuram is still suspended while Zakaria, employed as an extra midfielder last time out, keeps his place in an unusually attacking role ahead of Herrmann or Wolf.

Kobel - Stenzel, Anton, Kempf - Silas, Mangala, Endo, Sosa - Klimowicz, Castro (c) - Gonzalez

Bredlow, Mavropanos, Coulibaly, Kalazdjic, Didavi, Karazor, Förster, Klement, Massimo

Sommer - Lainer, Ginter, Elvedi, Bensebaini - Kramer, Neuhaus - Zakaria, Stindl (c), Hofmann - Embolo

Sippel, Herrmann, Wolf, Plea, Beyer, Traore, Wendt, Benes, Jantchske

Here you will find the most important information on the game between VfB Stuttgart and Borussia Mönchengladbach on Matchday 16 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.