Highlights

節 17

FINAL

BORUSSIA-PARK

Stuttgart

JordanJordan

90' + 1'

55'

VagnomanJosha Vagnoman

HackRobin Hack

19'

HackRobin Hack

H. Osmers

BORUSSIA-PARK

90'

+ 6

Full-time: Gladbach 3-1 Stuttgart

Borussia Mönchengladbach started 2024 in style with a Robin Hack double - the first of his goals coming inside 21 seconds - and a late strike from the returning Jordan helping Gerardo Seoane's side to a fine win against third-placed Stuttgart.

試合終了

90'

+ 5

Kramer booked

Kramer drags Undav to the floor and that's a booking for the Gladbach man.

90'

+ 5

イエローカード

Christoph Kramer

90'

+ 3

控え

Christoph Kramer

Manu Koné

90'

+ 2

控え

Florian Neuhaus

Robin Hack

90'

+ 1

Jordan settles it

The Foals break. Koné races away on the left before pinging a wonderful shot wide of Nübel. The ball cracks against the post but Jordan is there to scoop home the rebound. Game over.

90'

+ 1

Jordan

ゴール！

3:1

ゴールの確率

ゴールの確率とは、ピッチ上のあらゆる位置から打ったシュートがゴールに入る確率のことです。この値は過去数年間の大量のデータに基づいており、シュートの角度、ゴールまでの距離、相手のプレッシャーなどの要因や、数学的なモデルに基づいています。

87 %

ゴールまでの距離"

シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。

8.94 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.

Joseph Scally32.89km/h

Chris Führich32.35km/h

Franck Honorat32.22km/h

88'

Scally attacks

Suddenly Scally is racing into the Stuttgart area. The American is all alone and tries to hold the ball up to wait for support. He eventually loses possession.

83'

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Luca Raimund

83'

Huge Hack chance

Suddenly it's two on two as the Foals race forward. Hack races into the box and has Ngoumou in support. Hack goes it alone and pokes wide of the far post. Had he squared the ball for Ngoumou, it was game over.

83'

イエローカード

Enzo Millot

82'

VfB change

Luca Raimund is on for the closing stages of this game with Atakan Karazor making way.

82'

控え

Luca Raimund

Atakan Karazor

78'

Gladbach come alive

Superb work from Nathan Ngoumou, who works the ball in for Marvin Friedrich. His shot is blocked but the ball works its way out to Ngoumou who sends in another centre. Jordan flicks a shot past the far post.

76'

Foals change

Nathan Ngoumou is on for Honorat. Can the hosts see this one over the line? They're under plenty of pressure here.

75'

控え

Nathan Ngoumou

Franck Honorat

74'

Millot has a go

The France midfielder drills one low and hard wide of the upright.

72'

Almost Undav

Stiller lifts the ball in for Undav and suddenly the forward is free in front of the target! Undav can't quite get the ball under control and Gladbach hack clear. That was close.

70'

イエローカード

Nico Elvedi

Gladbach worry

The hosts haven't had a shot on goal since the 24th minute of the game.

66'

Jordan returns

Pléa hobbles out of the action and USMNT forward Jordan comes on to mark his return from injury.

66'

控え

Jordan

Alassane Pléa

62'

Stuttgart in possession

The visitors are getting plenty of support from their fans as they knock the ball around in search of an equaliser.

ボール支配率(%)

3565

60'

Vagnoman rocket

The shot that produced Josha Vagnoman's goal was clocked at 105 km/h. It was Vagnoman's first goal of the season and his third under coach Sebastian Hoeneß.

58'

Visitors hunting

Stuttgart have really upped their efforts this half and look the likelier of the two sides to score the game's next goal. Führich sends a cross in from the left which just evades three teammates inside the area.

56'

VfB back in it

Lovely goal. Vagnoman picks up possession just inside the area, moves across the box and unleashes an unstoppable left-footed shot that curls past the outstretched hand of Nicolas and in.

55'

Josha Vagnoman

ゴール！

2:1

ゴールの確率

5 %

シュートスピード

シュートスピードとは、ゴールにシュートしたボールが到達する最高時速をkm/hで表したもの。距離は、シュートの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を計測する。

104.65 km/h

ゴールまでの距離"

シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。

17.61 m

50'

Shot clock rising

This game has produced plenty of goalmouth excitement thus far.

シュート本数

1枠外

3枠内

6枠外

1枠内

47'

Stuttgart's strong start

Netz concedes a nervy corner. The set piece comes in low and Undav is there to whack the ball goalwards. Moritz Nicolas gets down to make a fine stop.

46'

Peeeep!

The referee's whistle signals the start of the second half. VfB make a double swap straight off with Lewling and Rouault coming on for the visitors.

後半開始

45'

+ 3

控え

Anthony Rouault

Maximilian Mittelstädt

45'

+ 3

控え

Jamie Leweling

Pascal Stenzel

前半終了

45'

+ 3

Half time

Maximilian Mittelstädt downs Honorat and is shown a yellow card. That's the last action of a half in which Robin Hack netted the fastest goal of the season and then bagged his first-ever Bundesliga brace to put the hosts in control of this Matchday 17 game.

45'

+ 3

イエローカード

Maximilian Mittelstädt

Fine entertainment

This game is brilliantly poised now. Gladbach look threatening on the counter while Stuttgart are showing plenty of determination in their efforts to get back into the encounter.

41'

Woodwork specialists

Stuttgart have hit the woodwork an incredible 11 times this season, more than any other team. Deniz Undav has accounted for four of those.

38'

Undav chance

Führich pops a menacing pass to the far post where Undav is arriving. The striker is aiming for the target but his shot bounces across the face of goal and away.

36'

Weigl booked

Weigl trods on Stenzel and that's a yellow card for the Foals' captain, who will miss his team's Matchday 18 game through suspension.

35'

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Julian Weigl

33'

Almost Stuttgart

The hosts get a little too casual in possession. Weigl loses the ball and the men in red work it to Undav, whose shot on the spin clips the outside of the post and flies wide.

31'

Hack perfect

That's a 100 per cent record for Robin Hack in this game: two shots, two goals.

シュート

Robin Hack Pascal Stenzel

30'

VfB free kick

Undav is downed on the edge of the Gladbach area. Pascal Stenzel places the ball but can only send the set piece harmlessly wide.

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.

Franck Honorat32.22km/h

Rocco Reitz31.97km/h

Chris Führich31.68km/h

Hosts hit two first

No other Bundesliga side managed to score twice before half time this weekend. Hats off to Borussia.

24'

Führich lively

Chris Führich looks to take matters into his own hands by going on a slaloming run at the Gladbach back line. The VfB player gets a shot away but it's blocked.

20'

Foals in heaven

It's Hack again! Amazing, he scored only his second-ever Bundesliga goal at the start of this game and he has two in the opening 19 minutes here. VfB look to play it out from the back. Nübel's long pass is intercepted and the hosts work it back upfield. Pléa slips a fine pass through for Hack who lashes in for 2-0.

19'

Robin Hack

ゴール！

2:0

ゴールの確率

48 %

シュートスピード

102.03 km/h

ゴールまでの距離"

シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。

12.39 m

15'

Super Reitz

Rocco Reitz provided one more assist for Hack's opener, which means the 21-year-old has five goal involvements in his last seven games.

13'

Gladbach break

Honorat bounds down the right and gets into the area. The cut-back is easily snuffed out by the Stuttgart defence, however. Honorat had more time to pick out a teammate there,

11'

VfB probing

Stuttgart have been pinging it about since going behind and although they are seeing more of the ball than their opponents, the visitors haven't been making much use of it.

ボール支配率(%)

3961

Foals look to double lead

Hack turns provider this time, the 25-year-old sliding a pass in for Honorat, whose close range shot is blocked out by Nübel. The flag then goes up; Honorat was offside.

Hack rarity

That was only Robin Hack's second Bundesliga goal. He previously netted in the German top flight on his debut on October 1, 2017 for Hoffenheim in a 3-2 defeat in Freiburg.

Fastest goal

The opening goal has been timed at 21 seconds, which means it's officially the fastest of the season so far!

What a start!

Scenes! 21 seconds in and the hosts are in front! Amazing. Stuttgart are sloppy in possession and the Foals pounce. Honorat finds Reitz who plays a superb ball in for Hack. The Gladbach man still has work to do. He controls and fires a superb finish across Nübel and in at the far post!

Robin Hack

ゴール！

1:0

ゴールの確率

5 %

シュートスピード

97.82 km/h

ゴールまでの距離"

シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。

16.22 m

Game on!

Matchday 17's final game is underway!

キックオフ

Minute silence

We're currently observing a moment of silence in tribute to Franz Beckenbauer, who passed away at the age of 78.

Packed house

There's a warm glow off Borussia-Park in the cold conditions in Mönchengladbach today. We await the appearance of both teams as the stadium pumps out the music. Not long now!

Millot in the spotlight

A big day, them, for Enzo Millot, who takes Guirassy's place in the VfB starting XI. The French midfielder will look to support Deniz Undav in attack as Stuttgart aim to make light of Guirassy's absence, which will not be easy.

Jordan returns

The hosts welcome USMNT international forward Jordan back to the fold, the 27-year-old Union Berlin loanee on the subs bench today following a month and a half on the sidelines with a muscle tear.

Team news

The hosts are forced into just one change today, with Marvin Friedrich in for the suspended Maximilian Wöber in defence. Stuttgart are without the Bundesliga's second-highest scorer Serhou Guirassy, with the striker on Africa Cup of Nations duty with Guinea. Silas is also at the tournament competing with Congo. Elsewhere, Josha Vagnoman and Pascal Stenzel are in the VfB starting XI together for first time under Sebastian Hoeneß.

Gladbach starting XI

Nicolas - Scally, Elvedi, Friedrich, Netz - Weigl (c) - Reitz, Koné - Honorat, Pléa, Hack

Gladbach subs

Olschowsky, Jantschke, Chiarodia, Kramer, Neuhaus, Ngoumou, Herrmann, Jordan, Ranos

Stuttgart starting XI

Nübel - Stenzel, Anton (c), Zagadou, Mittelstädt - Karazor, Stiller - Vagnoman, Millot, Führich - Undav

Stuttgart subs

Bredlow, Moussa Cissé, Rouault, Stergiou, Haraguchi, Paula, Raimund, Leweling, Milošević

0:59

Watch: Bundesliga pays tribute to Franz Beckenbauer

The Bundesliga has been paying respect to the Franz Beckenbauer this weekend. It's been an emotional few days and today's teams will again honour the great man ahead of kick-off.

New deal for Anton

Some news out of Stuttgart today in that they've tied their skipper, Waldemar Anton, to a new deal. Anton joined the club from Hannover in 2020 and his fresh terms will extend his stay to seven years.

Are VfB serious title contenders?

Going into Sunday's action, VfB sit third in the league with a one point advantage over RB Leipzig after Die Roten Bullen claimed victory yesterday. A win for Stuttgart today would leave them eight back from leaders Leverkusen, while the Foals are hoping today is the start of their run on the outside for a European place.

Watch: The best of MD 17 so far - highlights

There have been seven games of Matchday17 played so far, with Jadon Sancho's (pictured, r.) winning return to Borussia Dortmund and a late Bayer Leverkusen winner stealing the headlines yesterday. You can catch up with the best of the action so far by watching MD17 highlights right here!

Seaone's view on Stuttgart

"Stuttgart will be dangerous through their two wingers due to their pace and runs in behind. Our full-backs will definitely be tested, but as always we've prepared for the opponents in depth."

Hoeneß's view on Gladbach

“Away at Gladbach is just uncomfortable. They get great support from the fans and as far as the team’s concerned, they have very good individual quality on the pitch and have a footballing approach. Gerardo [Seoane] tries to play football and then you just have to get to grips with the guys who can play. I don’t hide the fact that I’d like Serhou [Guirassy] to be here to help us in the next few games, but he’s at the Africa Cup of Nations and we knew that. Now we’re obviously glad that the injury has proven to be not too drastic.”

Minute's silence

In honour of Franz Beckenbauer, there will be a minute’s silence held before all Bundesliga Matchday 17 matches, while players will also wear a black armband as a mark of respect for the passing of one of the all-time greats of German and world football.

Probable line-ups

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!

0:30

Watch: Get ready for the Bundesliga's return!

Gladbach - the season so far

With 17 points from 16 matches under Gerardo Seoane, Gladbach have blown more cold than hot. The Foals have won just four times, and begin the year looking to end a three-game winless run. On the plus side, Alassane Pléa has found form, with five goals across his last eight appearances and a team-leading seven for the season. It all adds up to Gladbach being seven points clear of the relegation zone in 12th place, but with seven to make up on the European qualification berths.

Stuttgart - the season so far

The fact third-placed Stuttgart only survived via the relegation play-offs at the end of 2022/23 makes their efforts over the first part of the current campaign all the more remarkable. They also lost big players like Wataru Endo and Konstantinos Mavropanos during the summer, and yet have played some of the most eye-catching football in the division. Guirassy and Deniz Undav have led from the front with 26 goals combined, and the team have only shipped 19 at the other end, putting them fourth among the league's best defences. However, Guirassy will miss the restart after being called up to represent Guinea at the 2023 Africa Cup on Nations.

2:03

Watch: Stuttgart 2-1 Gladbach - previous meeting

Stuttgart lost in Mönchengladbach, but secured a crucial home win in their ultimately successful battle against the drop last season.

2:03

Watch: Frankfurt 2-1 Gladbach - highlights

Maximilian Wöber put Gladbach on course for victory, only for his sending off to open the door to a late Frankfurt fightback on Matchday 16.

2:03

Watch: Stuttgart 3-0 Augsburg - highlights

Serhou Guirassy's 17th goal of the season helped Stuttgart consolidate third over the winter break with a comfortable win over Augsburg.

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