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VfB Stuttgart vs Hamburger SV is a historic German matchup with scoreline swings and a Stuttgart edge in the 2023 promotion playoff. Stuttgart won 3–0 at home in June 2023 and 4–0 in April 2026, while Hamburg won 2–1 in November 2025 and 6–2 at home in October 2019. A future meeting will ask which version of this volatile pairing takes shape.
Past matches, VfB Stuttgart vs Hamburger SV
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes VfB Stuttgart
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8F
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11M
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28M
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25F
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4D
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29D
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23D
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1G
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14D
Hamburger SV Substitutes
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F
9
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F
49
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D
16
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M
24
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D
3
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G
40
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F
19
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D
43
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F
27
Match events
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21'⚽A. Stiller Normal Goal (Asst: J. Leweling)
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24'Chema Andrés Yellow Card
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32'⚽C. Fuhrich Normal Goal (Asst: E. Demirovic)
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56'⚽M. Mittelstadt Normal Goal (Asst: C. Fuhrich)
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60'O. Stange R. Philippe
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60'R. Glatzel A. Gronbaek
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67'Ermedin Demirović Goal cancelled
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70'N. Nartey C. Andres
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70'T. Tomas E. Demirovic
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70'B. El Khannouss C. Fuhrich
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72'G. Gocholeishvili F. Balde
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72'N. Capaldo D. Elfadli
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80'Deniz Undav Yellow Card
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80'Nicolás Capaldo Yellow Card
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81'Tiago Tomás Penalty confirmed
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86'⚽B. El Khannouss Normal Goal (Asst: T. Tomas)
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88'J. Vagnoman L. Assignon
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88'Jeremy Arevalo D. Undav
Stats for this game
Matchup VfB Stuttgart VS Hamburger SV
A competitive history with sharp turns
Stuttgart and Hamburger SV have met across Germany’s top two divisions, and their dated results rarely form a simple line. Hamburg’s 6–2 home victory in October 2019 was followed by Stuttgart’s 3–2 league win at home in May 2020. In the 2023 promotion playoff, Stuttgart won 3–0 at home on 1 June before adding a 3–1 away victory on 5 June to advance 6–1 on aggregate. The pair’s competitive identity comes from those reversals as much as from either club’s stretches of control.
Venue and occasion matter
The two most emphatic fixed-date results point in different directions. Hamburg won 2–1 at home in November 2025, while Stuttgart responded with a 4–0 home victory in April 2026. An earlier 3–3 draw in Hamburg in October 2013 and Stuttgart’s 1–1 home draw in March 2018 add balance to the larger scorelines. A future meeting will carry interest because league context, venue and pressure can each shift the contest between a narrow duel and a more open scoreline.