BERLIN (AP) — Fabio Vieira scored in stoppage time as Hamburger SV shocked Stuttgart 2-1 on Sunday for the promoted side’s third Bundesliga win of the season.
Stuttgart were looking for a late victory against Hamburg’s 10-man side, but Angelo Stiller’s free-kick hit the opposition, Fabio Balde cleared down the left flank, and the ball almost passed to Vieira, who fired inside the left post in the 94th minute, sending the home fans into a frenzy.
Hamburg held on despite 18-year-old Norwegian Alexander Lessing-Relesit being sent off for a second yellow card for a late challenge on Joša Vagnoman in the 81st minute.
Losing-Lerezayt brilliantly converted Robert Glatzel’s opener in the 17th inning, evading several defenders and keeping his footing after a foul, setting up a teammate in an advantageous position.
Deniz Undav, 29, was initially rested along with the rest of the main players after Stuttgart’s Europa League win over Go Ahead Eagles on Thursday, but came on in the 40th minute in place of the injured Chris Fürich.
Daniel Heuer-Fernandes saved Jamie Lewelling’s first shot and Unduff pounced on the rebound to equalize in the 54th.
It was the German forward’s sixth goal in three league games for Stuttgart and his first since scoring twice in the 4-0 win over Go Ahead Eagles.
However, Vieira had the final say.
Wolfsburg is frustrated
Michy Batshuayi converted a penalty in stoppage time to give Eintracht Frankfurt a 1-1 draw against Wolfsburg, who had lost four games in a row and were playing their second game under interim manager Daniel Bauer. fire the coach And a sports director.
Frankfurt failed to create any chances and clearly left out the injured Jonathan Burkard. Wolfsburg’s Aaron Zenter scored on a volley from a run-of-play in the 67th minute.
Burkhardt, who has scored 11 goals in 17 games since joining Frankfurt from Mainz, suffered a calf injury in the 3-0 home defeat to Atalanta in the Champions League in midweek and is expected to be out for the rest of the year.
Fellow forwards Kang Uzun and Hugo Larsson are also injured.
Frankfurt made the break in stoppage time when Denis Vavro was awarded a penalty following a VAR check for a foul on Artur Teate’s leg. Batshuayi was unfazed by the distractions of Wolfsburg’s players and smashed the ball under the crossbar for his first Bundesliga goal of the season.
Mainz were in Freiburg late on Sunday.
Bayern Munich is in first place after 12 matches A new record was set on Saturday. Including last season, he has been in the lead for 44 consecutive races.
protests continue
It was the second weekend in a row that fans remained silent for the first 12 minutes of a match, in protest of the German government’s proposals for increased security around matches, including the possible use of personalized tickets, increased surveillance including facial recognition software and mass stadium bans for offending fans.
The proposal will be discussed at a meeting of the Ministry of Interior from December 3 to 5.
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