
Highlights
T. Gerach


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Full-time: Stuttgart 4-0 Augsburg
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Full-time
90'
Nearly a fifth!
Demirović gets up to meet a cross with a header at the far post again for Stuttgart, but this time, his effort is just wide of the mark.
88'
Demirović gets in on the act!
The former Augsburg captain adds a Stuttgart fourth. After Dahmen got down really well at his near post to deny a low effort from Führich, the winger takes the resultant corner. He plays a one-two short before whipping in a right-footed cross into the middle, where Demirović rises highest to nod it home.
86'
Demirović down
The striker is the latest Stuttgart player to be down receiving treatment, after hitting his head on the turf when he fell under the challenge of Giannoulis. However, he looks determined to continue.
84'
Nearly a fourth
The ball falls for Mittelstädt on the edge of the Augsburg box and the No. 7 immediately looks to shoot. Going for precision over power, he attempts to curl one into the top left corner, but it flies narrowly over the bar.
82'
Substitution
81'
Millot makes it three!
And that's game. Following a frantic scramble in the Augsburg box which saw Demirović blast an effort at Dahmen from close range before hitting the rebound onto the crossbar, a failed Augsburg clearance is poorly controlled by Tietz. The loose ball is seized upon by Millot, who picks his spot in the bottom left corner and dispatches it excellently.
79'
Squandered!
What a chance to make it three. Stuttgart launch a rapid counter-attack and Woltemade tees up Undav on the edge of the box. The ball just takes a bobble before he strikes it and the German international sends the ball ballooning over the bar.
78'
Looping header
Millot plays a whipped cross into the box from the left, finding Vagnoman in the middle. The substitute rises relatively unchallenged, attempting to steer it goalwards, but he misses the target.
76'
Changes aplenty
Hoeneß opts for a double change, bringing on Vagnoman and former Augsburg captain Demirović on for Stenzel and Leweling. Thorup also opts to swap Tietz in for Claude-Maurice.
75'
Substitution
75'
Substitution
75'
Substitution
74'
Cheeky from Undav
The striker is played through to the byline on the left and tries to dink a cross into the box, though, whether he meant it or not, it's on target and forces Dahmen to scramble back to tip it over the bar.
73'
Quiet evening for Nübel
Goal attempts
10off target
6on target
6off target
0on target
Woltemade celebrates
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65'
Difficult to pin down
Führich has put in a really confident display this evening, escaping 83 per cent of situations in which he's been under pressure. He also has a pass completion rate of 94 per cent.
64'
Pressure Handling
83%
%
Chris Führich
12 times under pressure
62'
Another corner
Stenzel takes an out-swinger again, but it's Augsburg who win the first header and get it clear.
60'
Stenzel!
Führich spots Stenzel on the edge of the box and lays it off to him. The full-back takes it first time, hitting an accurate shot towards the bottom left corner. Dahmen tips it round the post and concedes a corner, which Stenzel takes. There's appeals for a handball from some Stuttgart players but that's been checked and cleared by the VAR.
60'


SituationNo penalty
ReviewHandball?
DecisionNo penalty
59'
Double change
Jess Thorup goes to the bench just before the hour-mark, bringing on Maier and Koudossou as Augsburg continue to chase the game.
58'
Substitution
58'
Substitution
57'
Corner to Augsburg
It's conceded by Chabot, who does well to clear a dangerous cross behind. It comes in from the right, but Karazor clears it for the hosts.
56'
Leweling tries the flick
Stuttgart combine excellently down the left flank. Führich cuts in off the left flank, creating space for Mittelstädt to overlap. The left-back fizzes a low cross in towards the front post where Leweling tries to flick it past the keeper, but Dahmen makes himself big to make the save.
55'
Long throw-in
Undav launches it into the box from high up on the right flank. Chabot wins the first header, but Augsburg manage to clear.
51'
Woltemade doubles Stuttgart's advantage!
A very well-worked goal from the hosts. Undav plays it into Woltemade's feet on the edge of the box. The striker, who has his back to goal, plays a quick one-two with Millot before opening up his body and smashing it home into the far corner with his right boot. 2-0!
47'
In by Mittelstädt
The full-back picks up where he left off in the first half. He plays a teasing cross in from the left which pinballs around the Augsburg penalty area before being cleared behind for a corner. Stenzel takes, but Stuttgart can't make anything of it.
46'
Back underway!
Stuttgart get the ball rolling here for their final 45 minutes of home football of the season.
Kick-off!
Half-time: Stuttgart 1-0 Augsburg
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Half-time
45'
+ 6
Deservedly ahead
Goal attempts
5off target
5on target
4off target
0on target
45'
+ 4
Off the line!
Woltemade is played in behind the Augsburg backline excellently by Undav. The German forward rounds Dahmen on the left but is forced a little wide. He still manages to get a shot away, but some superb last-ditch defending from Zesiger sees the ball cleared off the line.
45'
+ 3
Millot booked
The Frenchman sees yellow for a late challenge on Jakić.
45'
+ 2
45'
+ 1
Stoppage time
Seven additional minutes are indicated.
Karazor's opener
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43'
Took too long
Claude-Maurice leads a promising-looking counter charge for Augsburg. He has runners either side but doesn't release the ball. Eventually, he chops back onto his right foot and plays a cross into the box, but there are no takers in the middle and it goes behind for a goal-kick.
40'
Side netting
Augsburg are starting to fashion a couple of chances here. Giannoulis plays a teasing low cross in front of the face of the Stuttgart box. Claude-Maurice gets onto at the far post, but his effort sends the ball flying into the side netting.
39'
In by Kömür
The youngster floats a good ball into the Stuttgart box from a free-kick on the right flank. Zesiger gets to it first, but is always leaning back and sends the header looping over the bar.
37'
Führich tees up Millot
The Frenchman immediately looks to fashion a chance after coming on. Führich cuts in off the left flank, laying it off to Millot at the edge of the box, who whips a low effort towards the bottom corner, but Dahmen gets down well to make the save.
36'
Woltemade gets up
Stuttgart's towering striker rose highest in the Augsburg penalty area to get on the end of a Mittelstädt cross. His header is on target, but it's too central, allowing Dahmen to make a good stop to tip it over the bar. Nothing comes of the subsequent corner though.
35'
Double change
Minutes after retaking the field, Keitel goes down again holding his leg. He is subsequently replaced by Millot. Somewhat surprisingly too, Jeltsch is replaced by Jaquez in what must be a tactical switch.
34'
Substitution
33'
Substitution
32'
Keitel returns to the field
There was a brief stoppage as Keitel stayed down after a challenge, seemingly with a dead leg. He has since, albeit gingerly, returned to the pitch.
31'
Gumny with the header
Augsburg make good headway down the left flank. Giannoulis crosses to Gumny at the far post, who gets up well to connect with the header, but just misses the target.
Karazor celebrates
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26'
Stuttgart pressing well
The hosts are making good use of their numerical advantage as they are winning the ball back on average twice as fast as Augsburg.
26'
Ball Recovery Time


24'
Overhit
Keitel looks to release Führich down the left flank with a lofted through-ball, but he puts too much on it and the winger can't prevent the ball from trickling behind for a goal-kick.
21'
Dominant in possession
Possession (%)
7723
19'
Leaning back
Some well-worked build-up play from Stuttgart culminates in a low cross from Stenzel finding the recently-introduced Keitel on the edge of the box. The substitute opts to hit it first time, but his effort is well over the bar.
17'
Stiller unable to continue
Following that challenge from Essende, Stiller has been deemed unable to see out the game and is replaced by Keitel. Stuttgart will be hoping it's nothing too serious ahead of the DFB Cup final against Arminia Bielefeld.
16'
Substitution
13'
Essende walks!
Following a VAR review, Essende is shown a red card for a challenge on Stiller. Initially given a yellow card, the referee was sent to the monitor for a second look, as the Augsburg man had caught Stiller very late with his studs up on Stiller's calf. Stiller had stayed down after the challenge and has now limped off the field for further treatment.
10'


SituationNo red card
ReviewFoul?
DecisionRed card
9'
Karazor opens the scoring!
That didn't take long. A out-swinging Stenzel corner comes in from the right. Chabot rises highest, flicking the ball on towards the back post where Leweling hits it on the volley. Dahmen saves the initial effort, but Karazor follows up the rebound, slotting home from close range to make it 1-0. There was a brief VAR review for offside, but it has since been cleared.
9'


SituationGoal
ReviewOffside?
DecisionGoal
7'
Starting confidently
Stuttgart are dominating possession in the early stages here, but are picking their moments to create chances. Mittelstädt, the league's most prolific crosser has already put in several balls from the left, but so far there have been no takers.
3'
Leweling tries his luck!
The German international couldn't have come much closer. He brings a cross down in the middle expertly with his chest before striking it. His effort on the volley had Dahmen beaten, but ricochets back off the crossbar. So nearly the opener!
2'
In by Führich
The winger lofts a cross from the left towards Undav at the far post, but Augsburg head it clear for a throw-in.
1'
And we're off!
It's the visitors from Augsburg who get us underway here in Stuttgart.
Kick-off!
European qualification hopes fading
With RB Leipzig picking up a point against Werder Bremen, Stuttgart can no longer qualify for European competition next season via the Bundesliga. They do still have DFB Cup final against Arminia Bielefeld as a back-up means of qualifying, however. No matter the result here and elsewhere, Augsburg can no longer finish in the top six.
Stuttgart team news
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Augsburg team news
Jess Thorup makes just one change to his starting XI that were defeated 3-1 at the hands of Kiel on Matchday 32. Gumny starts in the wing-back position in place of Wolf, who misses out today with an abdominal problem.
Stuttgart starting XI
Nübel - Stenzel, Jeltsch, Chabot, Mittelstädt - Leweling, Karazor (c), Stiller, Führich - Undav, Woltemade
Stuttgart subs
Bredlow, Hendriks, Vagnoman, Jaquez, Keitel, Millot, Rieder, Demirović, Bruun Larsen
Augsburg starting XI
Dahmen - Matsima, Gouweleeuw (c), Zesiger - Gumny, Jakić, Onyeka, Giannoulis - Kömür, Claude-Maurice - Essende
Augsburg subs
Labrović, Schlotterbeck, Meiser, Rexhbecaj, Maier, Koudossou, Cabrera, Mounié, Tietz
However
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On a roll
In the Bundesliga, Stuttgart are unbeaten against Augsburg in six Bundesliga matches (five wins, one draw) – their longest ever run! Augsburg's last away win in Stuttgart came in November 2015 (4-0; goals: Esswein, own-goal Baumgartl, Callsen-Bracker, Koo).
Front men with form against Augsburg
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Sebastian Hoeneß on Augsburg
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Permutations
Augsburg can no longer finish in the top six. Stuttgart's hopes, meanwhile, will be ended if RB Leipzig get a point against Werder Bremen, even if they win here. The Swabians, though, do at least have the DFB Cup final against Arminia Bielefeld to fall back on as a second chance.
Jess Thorup on Stuttgart
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Silver lining
While Stuttgart have fallen well short of last season's standards, they still have a DFB Cup final to looks forward to. They've also been easy eye once again this season, with Nick Woltemade, Angelo Stiller and Enzo Millot just a few of the names that have impressed for Hoeneß's side.
Positives
With two games to spare, Augsburg are four points ahead of their 2023/24 tally, and have conceded 15 fewer goals so far. While Europe is now out of reach, Jess Thorup's men were right amongst the conversation up until recently, and can be proud of their campaign.
Augsburg aiming high
A win in Stuttgart would take Augsburg's away points tally to 23 for the season, which would be a club record. However, they've taken just one point from their past three fixtures and have lost twice in a row for the first time in 2025.
Home disadvantage?
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