Stuttgart achieved an impressive victory with these legendary victories at Young Boys 5-1, securing their Champions League classification. Despite an adverse start in which the Suizo team learned with a goal from Temprano, the Germans took absolute control of the party and dominated practically the entire match after the first ten minutes.
The Young Boys took the field with an aggressive strategy, marking with intensity and lifting many players in the rival area. During the first matches of the party, Stuttgart seemed disoriented in front of the pressure of the Suizo champion, who struggled to keep the Alemanni in his half of the field. This took place quickly, and in the 6th minute, Lukasz Lakomy gave Young Boys the lead with a powerful strike from outside the area. The goal reflected the initial superiority of the suizos, who seemed to be in control of the game.
However, Stuttgart reacted firmly to the goal. Led by Angelo Stiller in the center of the pitch, the Alemanni began to match the intensity of the individual duels, recovering the ball quickly and distributing it with precision. Opportunities to empathize do not last long. Ermedin Demirovic had all the clear chances, including a sentence in the 22nd minute that passed early in the journey from a privileged position.
The team reunited in the 25th minute thanks to Angelo Stiller, who concluded a great collective match between a pared with Vagnoman, defining the distance from the short one. From that point on, Stuttgart had absolute control of the party. The Young Boys, who seemed to be paying the price for their initial physical display, began to leave spaces in defence. Christian Führich, especially active for the Izquierda gang, was a constant pain in the head for his suitors, generating dangerous on repeated occasions.
Despite German dominance, Young Boys contained Stuttgart's momentum in the final ten minutes of the first half. During the posing phases in which the boys recovered the alien, the boys started the descent with a 1-1 draw, even if Stuttgart's impulse was evident.
The second half ended with Stuttgart deciding to liquidate the match. As soon as the mitad began, Demirovic had a good intent that was abandoned. The German pressure came to fruition in the 53rd minute, when Enzo Millot scored the 2-1 between a great landing by Rieder for the right wing and a precise center that Millot approved with frialdad.
Stuttgart's dominance intensified after the goal. In the 61st minute, Christian Führich scored the third with a spectacular drive outside the area, widening the net and leaving the Young Boys with no ability to respond. The suizos seemed completely outmatched, and Stuttgart did not lower the pace despite having the marker in their favor.
The sentence was filled in the 66th minute, when Vagnoman scored Stuttgart's fourth goal with a short-range shot, passing a center from Millot from the izquierda. For this reason the match was already defined and Young Boys showed no signs of being able to recover.
The German dominion was total, and the only unknown was how many players the final scorer would be. The fifth goal came in the 75th minute, thanks to the courtesy of Yannick Keitel, who scored with a razor look outside the area, capping off a brilliant performance by Stuttgart.
What started as a release of energy from Young Boys ended after a display of strength, technique and effectiveness from Stuttgart. With this victory against victory, the German team confidently advances to the Champions League, making it clear that it is a rival to keep within reach in the competition.
