Stuttgart vs St. Pauli Prediction & Betting Tips (21 December)

After being part of the immense satisfaction of the last year across the Rhine when it took 2nd place in the Bundesliga, this Stuttgart team is not able to do as well this year. However, the VfB is still in position to play its card in the race for Europe since it is in 6th place in the ranking, only 4 units from the top 4 qualifying for the Champions League. Despite inconsistent performances during a good part of the autumn, Sebastian Hoeness' players have been able to accelerate in recent weeks by offering themselves 3 successes during the last 4 days played against Bochum 2-0, at Werder Bremen 2 -2, Union Berlin 3-2 and Heidenhem 1-3. At the same time, in the Champions League, the Swabians have regained hope in the race for the play-offs after largely dominating Young Boys last week 5-1. Opposite, Sankt Pauli are not moving forward at all with confidence at the moment to challenge this Stuttgart team. Although they were able to win the 2.

Bundesliga title last year, the Hamburg-based club cannot really meet the demands of the highest level and are only in 15th position in the ranking with a only point ahead of the first relegated team. More worryingly, the Pirates of the League have been defeated 4 times over the last 5 days. Dominated by Bayern 0-1 and Gladbach 2-0, the promoted side were only able to recover against a weak Holstein Kiel team 3-1 before falling to Bayer Leverkusen 2-1 and Werder Bremen 0-2 at the weekend. -last end.

Stuttgart still deplores several packages for this poster. French defender Zagadou, key winger Leweling, young Raimund, and Reims striker El Bilal Touré (2 goals in the league and 1 in the Champions League) will not be able to return for this last match of the season. 2024. There is, however, a small hope of seeing German international Undav (7 goals in the Bundesliga) again, which however remains very uncertain. Sent to reserve last weekend, defender Al-Dakhil could return to the A this Saturday. In the probable absence of Undav, Bosnian striker Demirovic (7 goals in the Bundesliga) should start again up front.

The Frenchman Enzo Millot (4 goals, 2 assists) and the formidable Woltemade (4 goals, 1 assist) should start on the wings. Sankt Pauli cannot count on all its strength for this trip to MHPArena. Still missing is the absent longtime Zoller, replacement goalkeepers Voll, Ahlers and Burchert, midfielders Metcalfe and Wagner, Tunisian striker Elias Saad (2 goals), replacement Banks and starting defender Mets who still form a well-developed list of absences. Good news, however, for this team which recovers the player loaned by Lens, Morgan Guilavogui, who was suspended last weekend. With only 11 goals scored this year, the promoted side have the worst offensive record in the Bundesliga with that of the red lantern, Bochum.