Stuttgart – Freiburg: decisive semifinal at the MHPArena 
A place in the final is the big prize. The home side are defending the trophy they lifted last season. Freiburg are flying right now. Kickoff should bring a tight, hard-fought contest. The stands will be packed for the occasion.
Stuttgart’s chronic inconsistency 
The German coach has built a side that can be brilliant one week and a mess the next. The club sit fourth in the league. Recent results have lacked any real consistency. The cup run has been pretty kind so far. The recent defeat to Munich hit hard at home. Their record at home has looked a bit brittle in recent weeks. The defence will need to step up. Supporters are waiting for a strong response from the players.
Freiburg’s superb momentum 
The coach is handling a squad full of belief. The team come in on the back of four straight wins in all competitions. Their latest league victory backed up the work Freiburg have done of late. Their attack is flying on the European stage. The away numbers have caught the eye. They have won their last three trips. Progressing is the main target for Freiburg on Thursday. The dressing room firmly believes it can get the job done. The physical battle could cause real problems for the home defence.
Likely lineups
Stuttgart : Nubel ; Vagnoman, Hendriks, Chabot, Mittelstadt ; Karazor, Stiller ; Leweling, El Khannouss, Fuhrich ; Undav
Freiburg : Muller ; Treu, Ginter, Ogbus, Makengo ; Eggestein, Manzambi ; Beste, Suzuki, Scherhant ; Matanovic
Football prediction Stuttgart vs Freiburg
Freiburg to qualify
The visitors’ form should tip the balance in this knockout tie. The confidence they’ve built will count for plenty.
The home side’s doubts could freeze their game. Defensive mistakes at the back could open the door for Freiburg’s quicker attackers.
The scoreboard should eventually confirm the visitors’ place in the final.
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