VfB Stuttgart vs BVB in the live ticker: Reyna increases just before halftime!

Created: 10/22/2022, 4:24 p.m

By: Niklas Noack

Niklas Süle (2nd from left) makes it 2-0 for BVB against VfB.

© Eibner press photo/Gabriel Boia/IMAGO

VfB Stuttgart is a guest at Borussia Dortmund on the 11th match day of the Bundesliga.

Everything about it in the ticker.

• Reyna increases: Borussia Dortmund – VfB Stuttgart 3:0

• Niklas Süle follows up: Ex-Bayer refines a free kick

• Bellingham takes the lead: Englishman scores after 2 minutes

• Lineups: Stuttgart with Zagadou and Mavropanos

• Ticker is continuously updated.

VfB Stuttgart as a guest at Borussia Dortmund: Lineups

Half-time conclusion:

BVB is one size too big for VfB this afternoon.

The Dortmund present themselves variable, can always increase the pace at will and are ice cold in front of the goal.

For Stuttgart, the home team's game usually goes too fast and is much too harmless itself.

HALFTIME

BVB dribbling artist Reyna scores 3-0 against VfB

44 minutes:

There is the well-deserved third goal: Moukoko serves Reyna on the left in the penalty area, who has far too much space and nets the ball with the inside into the far corner to make it 3-0.

42 minutes:

Ahamada takes heart and shoots from afar in the direction of the goal – over it.

36 minutes:

The game has calmed down a bit.

This is mainly due to the fact that BVB is hardly dangerous anymore and now and then lets the Stuttgarters have the ball.

So far, however, VfB has not used this freedom to the full.

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BVB is now doing less in the game against VfB Stuttgart

34 minutes:

And Dortmund again: Adeyemi tries it from a distance.

However, his degree comes too centrally - no problem for Müller.

32 minutes:

Now Tomas boldly dribbles past several Borussia into the penalty area, but is stopped fairly by Schlotterbeck.

28 minutes:

Dortmund just keep going.

This time Süle comes to an end on the right edge of the penalty area, but does not get enough power behind it.

Müller picks up the Kullerball without any problems.

VfB Stuttgart is trying to get calm into the game

26 minutes:

VfB is desperately trying to calm down the game and put itself in order.

But so far they have hardly succeeded in going forward.

21st Minute:

It currently seems only a matter of time before Dortmund scores the third goal.

Guerreiro comes in from the left and brings the ball in sharply.

VfB keeper Müller does not get the ball completely cleared with his foot, so Bellingham comes to the margin.

The ball comes back, blocked by the Stuttgart defensive line, before Adeyemi shoots wide from the background to the right.

15th Minute:

Stuttgart now has to shake itself.

BVB have been uncompromising so far this afternoon and don't give the impression of wanting to let up.

Niklas Süle makes it 2-0 for BVB against VfB Stuttgart

13 minutes:

Next goal for the home team!

Guerreiro takes a free kick into the penalty area and Süle kicks the ball into the right corner to make it 2-0.

Niklas Süle (2nd from left) makes it 2-0 for BVB against VfB.

© Eibner press photo/Gabriel Boia/IMAGO

10 minutes:

First good opportunity for VfB: Tomas is sent off by Guirassy and enters the penalty area.

Kobel parried the Tomas degree with a foot defense.

Bellingham takes care of the BVB leadership

8th minute:

It's a tricky initial phase for VfB, because Dortmund act quite variably and exude danger.

Jude Bellingham celebrates BVB's 1-0 lead against VfB Stuttgart.

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2nd minute:

BVB lightning start!

After a nice combination, Süle served the ball from the right into the centre, where Bellingham lurked and scored to make it 1-0.

Since the Swabian defense has slumbered deeply.

1st minute:

Referee

Daniel Schlager whistles the game.

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WHISTLE

BVB coach Edin Terzic is looking forward to the home game against VfB.

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Fabian Bredlow is out: VfB Stuttgart takes junior keeper with him

As announced by VfB, substitute goalkeeper Fabian Bredlow will be out of the game at Borussia Dortmund with a fever.

He is replaced by U21 keeper Nicolas Glaus in the squad.

Bredlow was allowed to play against Arminia Bielefeld in the DFB Cup and did not concede a goal.

But in the duel against BVB, there was no question that goalkeeper Florian Müller would return.

Marco Reus is apparently missing Borussia Dortmund against VfB Stuttgart

Update, October 21, 12:42 p.m .: Bad

news for Borussia Dortmund: As reported by

, captain Marco Reus is out for the game against VfB.

He is said not to have got fit in time.

In addition, they do not want to take any risks with Reus, who recently failed due to a torn outer ligament in the ankle.

VfB Stuttgart can hope for Dan-Axel Zagadou again

In the DFB Cup, VfB interim coach Michael Wimmer had to do without Dan-Axel Zagadou, who was suffering from a severe headache.

But he should be ready for action at his former club Borussia Dortmund.

Konstantinos Mavropanos also suffered a head injury after a collision but was on the bench against Bielefeld.

In Dortmund, the Greek should be back in the starting XI.

Borussia Dortmund is once again facing a character test

While the Swabians gained self-confidence, Borussia Dortmund was in trouble.

At least the tone became rougher after Edin Terzic's team presented themselves almost without a chance against Union Berlin (0: 2).

BVB is currently only in eighth place in the Bundesliga.

After all: BVB won the cup 2-0 at Hannover 96 during the week.

VfB Stuttgart approaches the game at Borussia Dortmund with self-confidence

Dortmund/Stuttgart – VfB Stuttgart will go to Borussia Dortmund on Saturday (October 22, 3:30 p.m. / Sky) with a tailwind.

After the first Bundesliga win against VfL Bochum, VfB also impressively knocked out Arminia Bielefeld 6-0 from the DFB Cup on Tuesday (19 October).

Now the Swabians want to show in front of 80,000 spectators in Signal Iduna Park that they can keep up with a top team.