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Next success for VfB Stuttgart
Bundesliga: SV Darmstadt 98 – VfB Stuttgart, 1:2 (0:1)
One goal made the difference – VfB Stuttgart won 2-1 against SV Darmstadt 98. However, VfB was not completely convincing. The first leg, which ended 3-1, found its winner with the guests.
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Serhou Guirassy made it 1-0 for Stuttgart in front of 17,810 spectators. VfB Stuttgart really had no reason to be happy in the 67th minute when Pascal Stenzel had to leave the field early with a yellow-red card. VfB’s narrow lead remained until the half-time whistle. At Stuttgart, Josha Vagnoman came on for Jamie Leweling at the start of the second half. Darmstadt started the second half with a change – Fabian Nürnberger came on for Christoph Klarer. A little later, Aaron Seydel and Fabio Torsiello came into the match with a double substitution for Luca Pfeiffer and Emir Karic on the side from bottom of the table (74th). At VfB Stuttgart, Mahmoud Dahoud came on for Deniz Undav and was supposed to provide new impetus from then on (81′). A few minutes before the final whistle, Dahoud made it 2-0 for VfB with his right (92′). In stoppage time (95′), Seydel scored the next goal for SV Darmstadt 98. A strong performance enabled Stuttgart to win against Darmstadt on Saturday despite being outnumbered.
SV Darmstadt 98 has the most vulnerable defense in the Bundesliga and has already conceded 51 goals. The hosts have now had to admit defeat 14 times this season. Since Darmstadt only has two wins and six draws overall, the prospects are pretty bleak. SV Darmstadt 98 has been waiting for a win for 15 games.
The three points did not bring any change to VfB Stuttgart’s position in the table. Keeping VfB’s offensive in check is no picnic. Darmstadt was also overwhelmed several times in this game. Stuttgart’s attackers have already struck 51 times this season. VfB Stuttgart’s season continues to be promising. In total, VfB now has 15 wins and one draw to their name, while they have only suffered six defeats. With four wins in a row, Stuttgart is something like the “team of the hour”.
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Next Saturday, SV Darmstadt 98 travels to SV Werder Bremen, at the same time VfB Stuttgart welcomes 1. FC Köln.