Bundesliga: Stuttgart crushes Heidenheim and jumps in the standings

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By: Manu Tournoux

Bundesliga: Stuttgart crushes Heidenheim and jumps in the standings

This Sunday, Stuttgart had the opportunity to end an exceptional week with a victory on the Heidenheim pitch. After a big victory against the Young Boys of Berne midweek in the Champions League (5-1), the residents of the Mercedes-Benz Arena largely won against their opponents this Sunday (1-3).



Heidenheim
1



41′
P. Wanner



Stuttgart
3




20′
Mr. Mittelstädt


45’+2
E. Millot


85′ (sp)
N. Woltemade



finished


After Mittelstadt opened the score for VfB (0-1, 21st), Paul Wanner equalized in favor of the locals (1-1, 41st). Finally, Enzo Millot gave Sébastien Hoeness’s men the advantage just before the break (1-2, 45+1). At the end of the match, Nick Woltemade confirmed his team’s success from the penalty spot (1-3, 85th). With this success, Stuttgart moved up five places and climbed to 6th place. For its part, Heidenheim is stuck in 16th place.

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Manu Tournoux

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