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Stuttgart defeats Holstein Kiel 3-0 to reach German Cup semifinals
- On Wednesday, VfB Stuttgart defeated second-division Holstein Kiel 3-0 in Kiel, Germany, to reach the German Cup semifinals.
- The pairing pitted the defending champion VfB Stuttgart, which won its fourth German Cup last season beating third-division Arminia Bielefeld, against Holstein Kiel making its first quarterfinal since 2020-21.
- The scoring sequence—Undav, Fuhrich, Karazor—decided the match, with Deniz Undav opening in the 56th minute, Chris Fuhrich scoring in the 89th, and Atakan Karazor finishing three minutes into stoppage time.
- On Tuesday, Bayer Leverkusen advanced to the last four by beating St. Pauli 3-0, and the other two quarterfinals—Hertha Berlin vs Freiburg and Bayern Munich vs Leipzig—are scheduled for next week.
- According to AP soccer materials, The Associated Press provided coverage with photo captions identifying players and the Feb. 4, 2026 date in Kiel.
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