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Business · Stuttgart

Bremen deals Stuttgart its club-record 5th straight Bundesliga loss at home

48% Center coverage: 19 sources

BERLIN (AP) — Oliver Burke scored in the last minute for Werder Bremen to win 2-1 and condemn Stuttgart to its fifth consecutive Bundesliga loss at home on Sunday. Stuttgart was holding on following the debatable sending off of Nick Woltemade with his second yellow card in the 56th minute, but it looked like the home team had done enough for the draw until Leonardo Bittencourt set up Burke to score his second goal in the 90th minute. Leonidas St…See the Story

Bundesliga · Stuttgart

VfB Stuttgart demand a change to VAR usage following Nick Woltemade suspension - Get German Football News

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

VfB Stuttgart’s failed appeal to overturn Nick Woltemade’s red card last weekend has forced the club to demand that the rules of VAR be changed, according to Kicker. Woltemade was sent off for what the referee saw as a second yellow card offense last weekend during Stuttgart’s 1-2 loss at home to Werder Bremen. The Swabians believe that Woltemade made very minimal contact with the Bremen player, and therefore, the second yellow was an error in…See the Story

Bundesliga · Stuttgart

Bundesliga football: also Chief Executive Officer Wehrle extended in Stuttgart

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

After coach Sebastian Hoeneß, the next manager commits himself to VfB. Chief Executive Officer Alexander Wehrle is also committed in the long term.See the Story

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