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Summed up At the end of the ninety minutes, there was another sobering result for VfB away from home. The side in the shirts with the infamous red hoop impressed defensively for much of the tie.

Even having gone behind, the Cannstatt Boys refused to throw in the towel and continued to press forward, creating a number of openings, which were unfortunately left untaken.

Although the VfB crew again make the journey home to Stuttgart with nothing to show for their efforts, there is no accusing the team of not giving their all.

In spite of showing a solid defensive display throughout, the VfB players and coach were frustrated at leaving Mönchengladbach empty handed.

News Fixtures Social Hub Newsarchive. Fan support History Contact. VfB are operating from a compact defence, presenting themselves as willing and determined in undermining the Gladbach attack.

The best chance thus far for the hosts — a shot from 16 meters out by Lars Stindl, which Ron-Robert Zieler deals with comfortably. Orel Mangala tries his luck from 20 meters out, but fires over the bar as the game goes into the half-time break.

VfB open the second period with a good chance to break the deadlock. Latching onto a pass from Takuma Asano Simon Terodde bears down on goal, but slots his shot wide of the far post.

Following the early chance for VfB, the hosts begin to gain ever more possession and duly take the lead. A one-two combination between Raffael and Nico Elvedi is converted by the Brazilian, to make it VfB make an attacking response.

Gladbach improved and began to carve out chances midway through the first half, but Stuttgart stood firm at the back to record a win and take three important points.

Following the win against Borussia Mönchengladbach, the VfB Stuttgart camp agreed that a resolute defensive display proved crucial. News Fixtures Social Hub Newsarchive.

Fan support History Contact. Personnel Stuttgart head coach Tayfun Korkut made one change from the side that drew with VfL Wolfsburg last time out, with Ginczek, who came on at half-time against the Wolves, getting the nod up front in place of Anastasios Donis.

Summed-up VfB secured a vital and deserved win in the battle against the drop on Matchday Stuttgart enjoy the first chance of the game, but Christian Gentner shoots wide after an eye-catching piece of interplay down the left with Erik Thommy.

VfB's adventurous start gets its reward with the opening goal! Emiliano Insua breaks up a Gladbach attack and shifts the ball quickly down the left.

Gomez then feeds Ginczek, who finishes coolly past an onrushing Tobias Sippel to give Stuttgart the lead. The next real chance of the game goes Stuttgart's way once again.

Sippel fails to clear his lines from a corner and Gentner fizzes the ball back across goal for Timo Baumgartl, who heads just over the bar.

Lars Stindl shoots from the edge of the box, and although the home custodian parries the first effort, Stindl tees up Thorgan Hazard on the follow-up, who shoots wide.

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