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Continuation of the 24th day of the Bundesliga. Under pressure with Dortmund’s victory at Union Berlin this Saturday, Stuttgart was obliged to win at Wolfsburg to keep its main pursuer at bay. At the end of a controlled first period, the Swabians were surprised by Maehle (50th) before finally relying on his serial scorer, Guirassy.
Already a scorer after 14 minutes of play, the Guinean international scored twice by scoring from the penalty spot (53rd), only three minutes after the Wolves equalized before Vagnoman added his stone to the edifice. (77th). Despite a slight scare following the reduction of the gap from Nmecha (83rd), Stuttgart won away (3-2). In addition to the three points, the team led by Sebastian Hoeness consolidates its third place and comes within four points of Bayern Munich, runner-up to Bayer Leverkusen. On the other hand, it’s a cold shower for Wolfsburg and Niko Kovac, who have not won in the league since December 16, 2023 and who are ranked in 13th place…
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