Stuttgart – Frankfurt: a match that can swing the season 
Stuttgart host Eintracht on Tuesday night — not just another Bundesliga game: this one can reshape the top of the table. VfB’s flying; Frankfurt’s still hunting a rhythm. Both have plenty on the line.
Stuttgart: a team moving forward and not looking back 
People expected Stuttgart to slide back. Sebastian Hoeness put them right.
The 4-1 spanking of Leverkusen at the weekend wasn’t a fluke: it’s proof of a side that plays fast, plays smart, and fears no one. Fifteen goals in their last five matches says it all.
That win dragged them level with Leipzig and Leverkusen, and the MHPArena is a proper fortress again: nine wins, one draw, just one defeat in their last eleven outings.
At home Stuttgart play with near-insolent confidence.
Win on Tuesday and VfB can climb into the top three. Lose badly, and they can slip to seventh. It’s tight — and that’s exactly why this game matters.
Frankfurt: character, but too many lapses 
Frankfurt are almost the opposite. They’ve got heart, they never quit, but they make life harder than it needs to be.
The 3-3 with Dortmund on Friday proves the point: down twice, clawed back twice, went ahead in added time… then folded in the 96th. A night that sums up their season.
One win in their last five Bundesliga matches, and seventh place is starting to feel heavy.
Optimists will say they’re only three points behind Stuttgart. Others will point out they’ve won just one of their last eight away trips. In the Bundesliga, that kind of stat always ends up costing you.
Probable line-ups
Stuttgart:
Nubel ; Vagnoman, Jeltsch, Chabot, Mittelstaedt ; Karazor, Stiller ; Fuhrich, Nartey, Leweling ; Undav
Eintracht Frankfurt:
Kaua ; Collins, Koch, Theate ; Kristensen, Hojlund, Larsson, Brown ; Uzun, Doan ; Knauff
Key points
- Stuttgart have scored 15 goals in their last five matches.
- VfB have won 9 of their last 11 home games.
- Frankfurt have won just one of their last eight away trips.
- A win could propel Stuttgart into the top three.
Football Prediction Stuttgart vs Frankfurt
Stuttgart to win
VfB play fast, play well, and above all they do it properly. Frankfurt have character, but too many lapses away from home. Stuttgart look better equipped to make the difference in a game that actually matters.
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