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On Saturday, VfB will aim to follow up directly at VfL Wolfsburg. Although the hosts have only won once, they delivered strong performances in their games. Before the away match, we spoke to Michael Theuerkauf, a Wolfsburg expert and sports editor at the Braunschweiger Zeitung.
In Wolfsburg, it is important for VfB to carry over the euphoria from the home win against Dortmund while staying focused on the next task.
There are so many stories to tell about this magnificent 5–1 victory over Borussia Dortmund, the fourth consecutive win against the Black and Yellows. For example, the story of Enzo Camille Alain Millot.
So many unsettled scores: Borussia Dortmund’s visit to the Neckarstadion next Sunday carries a special significance after last season and the summer transfer window. Before the match, we spoke with BVB fan Nick from the blog Any Given Weekend about the situation with the Champions League finalists.
After the guest appearance against Champions League winners Real Madrid, Champions League finalist Borussia Dortmund is coming to visit. Along with them are three familiar faces, one of whom may not receive a warm welcome.
At the reigning Champions League champion’s home, VfB Stuttgart performed at eye level for a long time but ultimately had to concede to the opponent’s quality. However, fans and the team made their return to the international stage a celebration.
Finally, the time has come: VfB returns to the international stage and faces Real Madrid in a competitive match for the first time in its club history.
The first Champions League game is just around the corner, and we’re up against none other than the defending champions, Real Madrid. To get an idea of how things are looking for the team from Madrid, we spoke to the Real Madrid blog La Libreta de Mou.
Breaking the spell instead of breaking down: In Mönchengladbach, VfB earns their first three points of the season through an improved performance, allowing them to approach the upcoming matches against the two Champions League finalists with more ease.
Once again, VfB let a lead slip in the Bundesliga, this time an even bigger one than in Freiburg, and dropped points in the end. The team is currently lacking stability—especially mentally.
