Crvena zvezda vs Stuttgart Prediction & Betting Tips (27 November)

With its points counter still blank after the first 4 days of the competition, Red Star clearly no longer has much hope of being able to exit this league phase of the Champions League. And beyond this catastrophic balance sheet, it is above all the results of this Belgrade team which are worrying. Indeed, the Serbs collect big defeats in this competition. If they had been able to create an illusion against Benfica during the 1st day 1-2, the residents of the legendary Rajko Mitic stadium were then largely outclassed by Inter 4-0, Monaco 5-1 and FC Barcelona 2-5 by the sequel. It is therefore logical to see this team only occupy 35th place in the ranking out of 36 teams entered. On the other hand, Red Star is ruthless in its championship. With 40 points taken out of 42 put into play, it will try to achieve a 13th consecutive victory next weekend against Jedinstvo Ub.

On the other side of the median, Stuttgart is not in as desperate a situation as its opponent of the day. A qualification for the play-offs is in fact still possible for this team which, with 4 points to its credit after the first 4 days, is in 27th place in the ranking. Beaten from the start by Real Madrid despite good resistance 3-1, the Germans were then held by Sparta Prague 1-1 before winning at Juventus 0-1. On the other hand, they were no match for Atalanta 0-2 on the last day. In the Bundesliga, the Swabians are blowing hot and cold in this first part of the season. Defeated by Eintracht Frankfurt before the international break 2-3, the VfB will try to move forward against Bochum to return to the 1st part of the ranking.

On the Red Star side, the young defender Mimovic, the important midfielder Ivanic, the Israeli goalkeeper Glazer, the Nigerian striker Olayinka (2 goals in the league) and the Brazilian Duarte De (5 goals in the league) will not be able to to play this match, all injured. Former Marseillais Radonjic is uncertain, having just recovered from a physical problem. On the other hand, Belgrade can count on its top scorer, the Senegalese Ndiaye, author of 9 goals in Serbian D1. Also pay attention to midfielders Katai (4 goals) and Ilic (4 goals), the Angolan Milson (2 goals in C1) and the former Paris FC and Stuttgart player, Silas (3 goals). On the Stuttgart side , there are also several absences to deplore for this trip to Serbia.

Indeed, the tricolor defender Zagadou and the unused Raimund and Keitel have still not recovered from their respective physical problems. In addition, midfielders Stiller and Chase, French striker Enzo Millot (3 goals in the Bundesliga) and the formidable German international Undav (5 goals) are not certain to be present for this meeting after having suffered injuries in recent days. Conversely, the Bosnian attacker Demirovic should be able to hold his position, having already scored 5 times in the Bundesliga this season. Former Rennais Rieder (1 goal, 2 assists) and former Rémois El Bilal Touré (2 goals) are also candidates to appear in Sebastian Hoeness's 11.