On the 24th of April, Hertha BSC and Stuttgart will play a match in Berlin in a clash of these two evenly matched Bundesliga teams. The game day is forecasted to be a cloudy and cool day, with daytime temperatures of only 9 degrees, making for an unpleasant day. Hertha BSC is fresh off their 1-0 shutout win against Augsburg. Suat Serdar struck first for Hertha BSC in the 49th minute on a feed from Marco Richter, and that was all the excitement the two teams could muster In the end, Augsburg couldn’t muster any offence and Hertha BSC ran away with the shutout win. Hertha BSC looks to improve on their recent performance, having earned only 7 points in their last 10 matches, while 16th placed Stuttgart is fresh off their 0-0 scoreless draw against Mainz 05. Neither Mainz 05 nor Stuttgart could manage to put one past the goalie. They had 12 and 6 shots on net respectively, but no one could score, and the match ended in a scoreless draw,. They’re hoping to improve on their recent performance, having lost 4 of their last 10.
In their last match together, Stuttgart and Hertha BSC battled to a 2-2 draw. Omar Marmoush scored the first goal for Stuttgart in the 15th minute, then Forster added another in the 19th minute on a feed from Al Ghaddioui.
Sasa Kalajdzic has been the most prolific scorer on Stuttgart in his last five matches with 2 goals. Hertha BSC hasn’t been successful in netting any goals lately. Their top scorers in the last five matches are Lucas Tousart and Ishak Belfodil, and they each have 1 goal
Felix Magath’s squad will be without Stevan Jovetić, Marvin Plattenhardt, Dedryk Boyata, Niklas Stark, Rune Jarstein, Alexander Schwolow, Kelian Nsona Wa Saka and Lee Dong-Jun, while Wataru Endo, Philipp Forster, Wamangituka, Sasa Kalajdzic, Egloff and Naouirou Ahamada are unavailable to play for Stuttgart.