M05 Mainz 1. FSV Mainz 05 - VFB Stuttgart VfB Stuttgart

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Highlight Video 1 fsv mainz 05 vs vfb stuttgart

Résumé

MEWA ARENA(33 000 Spectateurs)
whistleTobias Stieler
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xButs

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La valeur xBut du club est calculée en additionnant toutes les probabilités de buts (buts et tirs) générées par l’équipe. Au cours d’un match, on peut ainsi facilement savoir si l’équipe est plus efficace qu’attendu (buts > xBut).
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Full-time: Mainz 2-0 Stuttgart

And that is that! A superb three-points for Mainz which ends a run of two games without a win for Henriksen's team. Stuttgart looked toothless in attacks and despite a couple of late attempts, Mainz never looked shaky on home soil and deservedly win thanks to Weiper and Caci.
Fin du match
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Demirović and Leweling denied!

The Stuttgart substitutes each have shots blocked or saved late in the game, Mainz are proving too strong for them today.
90'

Mainz throwing numbers forward

Stuttgart's confidence seems brittle meanwhile Mainz are continuing to press on and ride the momentum until the end.
90'

Contrôle de la vitesse : Le joueur le plus rapide sur le terrain après 90 minutes

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Contrôle de la vitesse : Le joueur le plus rapide sur le terrain après 90 minutes
Grâce à une technologie vidéo et à l’apprentissage informatique, la vitesse de chaque joueur est calculée en temps réel. La vitesse maximale indique la mesure la plus rapide effectuée pour un joueur dans un match.
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Dominik Kohr
Dominik Kohr33,90km/h
2.
Ramon Hendriks
Ramon Hendriks32,77km/h
3.
Chris Führich
Chris Führich32,65km/h
88'

Job well done for Caci

Mainz's second goalscorer is taken off by Henriksen who caps off a fine performance with that second goal.
86'

Caci settles it!

Mainz finally get the second goal that they so deserve five minutes from full-time! Superb combination play from Mainz attackers down the left and Caci's patience in the box for the ball pays off with the Frenchman most definitely settling the game for the home side.
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Anthony Caci
Probabilité de but
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Probabilité de but
La probabilité de but évalue les chances de voir le ballon finir au fond des filets en fonction de la position du tireur. Ce chiffre est calculé à partir des nombreuses données établies les années précédentes : l’angle, la distance et la position des adversaires sont pris en compte dans les modèles mathématiques.
25 %
Distance au But
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Distance au But
La distance au but est mesurée au moment du tir, de la position du ballon jusqu'au centre du but.
8,15 m
85'

Rieder goes close...

The substitute finds his shot go agonisingly close to Zentner's goal, Undav did well to find him with the cutback but the Swiss international couldn't make too much of the chance.
83'

Final stretch for Stuttgart

Just under 10 minutes to go for full-time, Stuttgart remain in search of an equaliser, they have all the attackers necessary to do it but can they find their goalscoring boots before full-time?
80'

Amiri so close!

Another excellent Mainz move down the Stuttgart flanks with Amiri finding himself at the end of a cutback firing a shot at Nübel, who produces a fine save.
76'

Mainz players growing in confidence

With a loud home support right behind them, Mainz continue to knock on Stuttgart's door in the search of their second. The latest corner fails to produce any significant threat for Henriksen's team who are yet to score from a corner this season.
74'

Henriksen responds

Goalscorer Weiper comes off to a rapturous applause from the Mainz faithful, he is replaced by Armindo Sieb. Meanwhile Maxim Leitsch comes on for Dominik Kohr.
72'

More changes incoming

Hoeneß is now throwing everything he's got into attempting to comeback into the game, Demirović comes in for Bruun Larsen, meanwhile Karazor is replaced by Rieder.
69'

Stiller into the book

Another player going into the referee's book for his complaints after a rough clash with Nebel.
68'

Undav on target!

Stuttgart's first shot on the half comes courtesy of Undav who fizzes a shot straight at Zentner from the right half space.
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Can Stuttgart come back to win?

Hoeneß still has Demirović on the bench in case he needs it, the VfB boss needs a spark from his players here.
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Hance-Olsen comes in to play

The Norwegian replaces da Costa in the Mainz backline as expected, with da Costa wincing in pain just a little while earlier.
63'

Leweling the hope

After a brace mid-week in the Champions League, can Leweling produce a similar performance and help Stuttgart come back in this one?
62'

Ch-ch-ch-changes for Stuttgart

A double change from VfB boss Hoeneß as he takes off Führich and Mittelstädt for a straight swap with Leweling and Hendriks. Much-needed changes for Stuttgart.
61'

Weiper produces corner

The Mainz crowd are growing in their excitement, Stuttgart seem to be struggling in containing Mainz's counter-press and threat on the counter, the game remains 1-0 though.
57'

Karazor earns suspension

The Stuttgart midfielder follows through on a rough tackle inside the Mainz half and his yellow card means that he will miss Stuttgart's game next weeked against Gladbach.
55'

Weiper falls over

Protests from the Mainz striker for a penalty go unheard as he falls over in the Stuttgart box, the referee is not interested.
52'

Stuttgart need some impetus

Hoeneß looks deep in thought in the technical area, no doubt he will be looking to the bench soon enough to bring fresh attacking impetus into the game.
50'

Mainz happy to cede control

Stuttgart have started the second 45 with the lion share of the ball with Henriksen's side happy to sit back and pounce on any potential errors from the Stuttgart players.
48'

Nebel tests Nübel

The first attempt of the second half comes from Mainz's busy bee whose slaloming run past Stuttgart defenders down their left leaves everyone behind only to produce a shot straight at Nübel.
46'

Mainz kick-off for second half

The players are back out and Mainz get us underway for the second 45!
Coup d’envoi!
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Mi-temps
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Half-time: Mainz 1-0 Stuttgart

Stuttgart remained on the offensive at the end of the first half but Zentner and co. have held off any threat from the away side and been clinical on the counter themselves to take a 1-0 lead into the break.
45'
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Another Mainz yellow...

This time Amiri goes into the referee's book for a late challenge on Karazor.
45'
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Hope for Stuttgart

Stuttgart will maintain hope in the fact that they have come back to win a share of the points from being down five times this term - two wins and three draws in those games.
45'

Half-time nearly here

The break is nearly upon us and Mainz are looking to neutralise Stuttgart's threat and finish the half strong.
41'

Now Zentner goes into the book

A clash between the Mainz keeper and Kohr keeps the Mainz defender down but referee Stieler takes issue with Zentner's protests and notes his name into the book.
41'

Temps de récupération de balle

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Temps de récupération de balle
Temps de récupération de balle donne le temps en secondes mis par une équipe pour récupérer le ballon suite à une perte de possession. Cela permet également de tirer des conclusions sur le style de jeu d'une équipe. Seul le temps pendant lequel le ballon est en jeu est compté (c'est-à-dire sans interruption de jeu comme pour les coups de pied de but, les remises en jeu, etc.).
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Big moment for Weiper

In Burkardt's absence, Weiper will take great joy in giving Henriksen some assurance of giving him more opportunities in the future.
37'

Tempers running hot

Referee Tobias Stieler is having to deal with some hot heads now, Mwene and Undav involved in a scuffle, the experienced referee calmly making the peace between the two players.
36'

Goalscorer Weiper goes into the book

Nebel has a foul called on Stiller and Weiper gets a completely unnnecesary yellow after kicking the ball away.
32'

Goal against the run of play

That goal will shock Stuttgart and Hoeneß who have dominated the opening exchanges but Mainz are always a threat on the counter and with that goal, they've shown exactly why.
30'

Weiper with ice in his veins!

Mainz did extremely well to escape the Stuttgart high press and Nebel holds on to the ball long enough to give Weiper the time and space to slow the ball past Nübel. 1-0 to Mainz!
30'

Contrôle de la vitesse : Le joueur le plus rapide sur le terrain après 30 minutes

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Contrôle de la vitesse : Le joueur le plus rapide sur le terrain après 30 minutes
Grâce à une technologie vidéo et à l’apprentissage informatique, la vitesse de chaque joueur est calculée en temps réel. La vitesse maximale indique la mesure la plus rapide effectuée pour un joueur dans un match.
2.
Chris Führich
Chris Führich32,08km/h
3.
Josha Vagnoman
Josha Vagnoman31,37km/h
29'
Nelson Weiper
Probabilité de but
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Probabilité de but
La probabilité de but évalue les chances de voir le ballon finir au fond des filets en fonction de la position du tireur. Ce chiffre est calculé à partir des nombreuses données établies les années précédentes : l’angle, la distance et la position des adversaires sont pris en compte dans les modèles mathématiques.
32 %
Vitesse de tir
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Vitesse de tir
La vitesse de tir décrit la vitesse maximale en km/h atteinte par un ballon lors d'un tir au but. La distance est mesurée depuis l'endroit du tir jusqu'au centre du but.
72,86 km/h
Distance au But
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Distance au But
La distance au but est mesurée au moment du tir, de la position du ballon jusqu'au centre du but.
11,93 m
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Stiller at the heart of all things Stuttgart

58 per cent of the ball possession so far in Stuttgart's favour and one man has been at the heart of it all.
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Final ball missing for Stuttgart

Stuttgart have been impressive with their football thus far but are just missing the killer pass or shot, another sequence ends with Führich getting dispossessed in and around the Mainz box.
22'

Nebel forces corner

The Frenchman has been a busy bee for Henriksen's team thus far, winning a foul off of Woltemade just earlier and has now won a corner after good work down the Stuttgart right.
18'

Sano's first Bundesliga yellow

The Mainz midfielder is booked for a rather rash tackle on Stiller.
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Busy man Zentner

The Mainz keeper has held his own against Stuttgart's attempts at goal so far.
14'

Undav shoots wide!

The VfB star wins the ball back from Nebel at the edge of the box and plays a smooth combination with Woltemade before shooting just wide of Zentner's goal.
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Possession (%)
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Mainz holding their own

It has been all Stuttgart in terms of ball possession in these last few minutes, with Mainz happy to sit in their 5-3-2 block.
10'

Test for Zentner!

Yet another test from Stuttgart attackers for Zentner, this time Woltemade tests his luck producing a strong parry from the Mainz number one
10'

Vagnoman cross fizzes wide!

A well-worked one-two between Bruun Larsen and Vagnoman gives the Stuttgart fullback a chance to attack the box with a speedy cutback, which is just missed by Führich on the far post!
7'

Rouault halting Weiper

A well-timed pass in behind from Mainz finds striker Weiper in the channels, whose marauding run is ultimately halted by Rouault with a strong tackle.
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Woltemade being a handful

Nick Woltemade with a foray down the Mainz left, Henriksen's defenders struggling to contain him.
4'

Weiper on target!

Mainz now getting into their groove, a well-worked move finding Nelson Weiper in the box, whose shot is straight at Nübel.
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Probing start

Both sides feeling each other out in the opening exchanges, with Führich producing an easy save from Zentner earlier.
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Here we go!

The referee blows the whistle and Stuttgart get us underway!
Coup d’envoi!

Paying their respects

Players pay their respects This year marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp on 27 January 1945. German football has been marking that event for more than 20 years, using matchdays around 27 January to remember the people who were persecuted, deported and murdered by National Socialists.

Brace yourselves

The last four games between these two sides have produced an average of 4.75 goals in the Bundesliga. This could be good.
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VfB inspecting the surroundings

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50 up for Stiller

The VfB midfielder brings up half a century of appearances for the club in the Bundesliga with his start today.
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The calm before the chaos

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VfB checking in for MD19

Hoeneß ringing the changes

Four changes in the VfB XI for today, with Hoeneß dropping Chabot to the bench for Al Dakhil, Bruun Larsen starts ahead of the mid-week brace hero Leweling and Woltemade returns to start after getting rested for European action.

Changes up front

In Jonathan Burkardt's absence, Henriksen is experimenting with different personnel. Last time out against Union Berlin, it was Sieb who has moved to the bench today, with Nelson Weiper given a chance from the get go.

Stuttgart starting XI

Nübel - Vagnoman, Rouault, Al-Dakhil, Mittelstädt - Karazor, Stiller (c) - Bruun Larsen, Führich - Undav, Woltemade

Mainz starting XI

Zentner - Danny da Costa, Bell, Kohr - Caci, Sano, Amiri (C), Mwene - Nebel, Lee - Weiper
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Bo Henriksen's view on facing Stuttgart

"Of course we know that VfB Stuttgart are an incredibly good team. Nevertheless, our analysis shows us ways in which we can score against them. We can't afford to just defend, we have to keep launching attacks, be brave with the ball and work the half-spaces. We're up against a very strong opponent, but anything can happen at home."
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Sebastian Hoeneß's view on facing Mainz

"It's an exciting challenge. We're facing a team close to us in the table, which makes it all a bit more enticing and significant. Mainz have beaten some big names at home. Their style of play is about commitment and clear patterns, both with and without the ball."

Best yet

Bo Henriksen and Sebastien Hoeneß boast the best points-per-game averages of any coach in the respective club histories of Mainz and Stuttgart (1.7 and 2.0).
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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!
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Watch: Stuttgart 3-3 Mainz - previous meeting

Mainz staged a brilliant comeback in Stuttgart earlier this season, coming from 2-0 and 3-2 down to rescue a last-gasp point. However, they haven't won in the fixture since January 2019 (D3, L6).
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Watch: Union Berlin 2-1 Mainz - highlights

Mainz start the weekend three points behind Stuttgart in sixth. The 05ers beat bottom side Bochum to start the year, but have since lost to defending champions Bayer Leverkusen and lowly Union Berlin.
2:03
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Watch: VfB Stuttgart 4-0 Augsburg - highlights

Stuttgart followed up wins over Augsburg and RB Leipzig with a thumping victory over Freiburg. Last season's Bundesliga runners-up are now up to fourth in the table.

Hello and welcome!

Welcome along and thanks for joining us for build-up and live coverage of this Matchday 19 fixture between 1. FSV Mainz 05 and VfB Stuttgart.