On Saturday Mar 5th, in week 25, Stuttgart hosts Borussia M’gladbach at Mercedes-benz-arena in a meeting of these two closely matched Bundesliga teams. The game day is forecasted to be a cloudy and cold day, with daytime temperatures of only 3 degrees, so hopefuly the match makes up for the weather. In their last match, Stuttgart recorded a 1-2 loss against Hoffenheim. Wataru Endo struck first for Stuttgart in the 58th minute, then Christoph Baumgartner tied it up for Hoffenheim in the 85th minute Finally they completed the comback victory in the 90th minute on a goal by Christoph Baumgartner to cap off a wild match. Stuttgart looks to improve on their recent performance, having lost 7 of their last 10, while 13th placed Borussia M’gladbach is fresh off their 2-2 draw against Wolfsburg. Jonas Older Wind struck first for Wolfsburg in the 6th minute on a feed from Ridle Baku, then Sebastiaan Bornauw added another in the 33rd minute. Borussia M’gladbach looks to improve on their recent performance, having lost 5 of their last 10.
Borussia M’gladbach and Stuttgart last played eachother at the Stadion Im Borussia-park on the 16th of October. Borussia M’gladbach and Stuttgart battled to a 1-1 draw. Konstantinos Mavropanos struck first for Stuttgart in the 15th minute, then Jonas Hofmann tied it up for Borussia M’gladbach in the 42nd minute earning Borussia M’gladbach at least a draw.
Borussia M’gladbach’s most prolific scorer has been Kouadio Koné. The French midfielder has netted two goals over the last five matches. Stuttgart’s most prolific scorer has been Tiago Tomás. He has netted 2 goals over the last 5 matches
Omar Marmoush, Wahidullah Faghir, Enzo Millot, Waldemar Anton, Daniel Didavi, Silla Wamangituka, Kalajdzic, Clinton Mola and Coulibaly are unavailable to play for Stuttgart, while Mamadou Doucouré and Lars Stindl are unavailable to play for Adolf Hütter’s team.