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Eintracht Frankfurt leads 10-man VfB Stuttgart with a goal from Mario Götze.
Eintracht Frankfurt's hopes of finishing in the top four were strengthened on Matchday 27 by Mario Götze's goal in a 1-0 victory over 10-man VfB Stuttgart.
Frankfurt beat VfB Stuttgart 1-0 at Deutsche Bank Park, increasing their chances of European qualification. The game was close until Stuttgart's Ameen Al-Dakhil was sent off. After heavy pressure, Götze finally made the difference, netting the solitary goal of the game in the 71st minute.
Stuttgart starts strong.
Stuttgart started the game with intent, controlling possession and creating early opportunities. Jamie Leweling forced Frankfurt goalkeeper Kaua Santos to make a stop in the first few minutes, and Enzo Millot just missed the target immediately after. However, the hosts eventually gained control of the game, with Ansgar Knauff coming close to breaking the deadlock before being thwarted by Maximilian Mittelstädt's last-ditch clearance.Red card drama
Götze broke the deadlock.
Frankfurt capitalized on their numerical advantage in the 71st minute. Hugo Larsson's shot was pushed into the post by Alexander Nübel, but Götze was quick to respond, tucking home the rebound to give the hosts the lead. The goal was a fitting reward for Frankfurt's improved attacking momentum following the red card.Stuttgart's Resilience and Frankfurt's Near Misses
Despite being a man down, Stuttgart shown admirable tenacity in the last stages. Substitute Deniz Undav came close to equalising, but his shot was well saved by Arthur Theate. Frankfurt had opportunity to expand their lead. Collins came close to increasing their lead twice in stoppage time, but Frankfurt had to settle for a narrow 1-0 win.
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