On Saturday at 3.30 pm, Borussia Mönchengladbach will wrap up their season with a match against VfB Stuttgart. The game will take place in a sold-out stadium in Stuttgart, with around 5,000 Gladbach fans expected to attend. Historically, Stuttgart has won more games against Gladbach, but in recent matches, the home team has usually come out on top.
The last time Gladbach won an away game against Stuttgart was over 8 years ago, in September 2015. Gerardo Seoane, the Gladbach coach, remains unbeaten against Stuttgart, having secured 3 wins in previous encounters. Player Florian Neuhaus scored his first Bundesliga goal against Stuttgart, while Mo Dahoud, a product of Gladbach’s youth academy, will be facing his former club. The weather forecast for the match predicts temperatures of around 20 degrees with a chance of light rain.
The game will be officiated by referee Daniel Schlager, with Sven Waschitzki-Günther and Philipp Hüwe serving as assistant referees. The match will be broadcast on Sky with commentary by Toni Tomic and Joachim Hebel. Nele Schenker will be the field reporter for the game. The encounter between these two teams is expected to be an exciting conclusion to the season for both clubs.