After many years of winning the championship, Stuttgart won the 2024/25 German Cup

In the just-concluded German Cup final, Stuttgart defeated Bielefeld from Germany C 4-2, successfully winning the fourth German Cup trophy in team history, and also won the team's first important honor since 2006.

Match Review:

Although Bielefeld's overall strength is weak, they showed tenacious fighting spirit at the beginning of the game. In the 12th minute, Salunlun Bazi shot from a close range and missed the opportunity to score first.

But just 3 minutes later, Stuttgart seized the opportunity to break the deadlock by Waltermad. His calm shot in the penalty area opened the team's first record, with the assist from Stile.

In the 22nd minute, Milo scored the ball after a counterattack and scored a low shot to expand the score to 2-0. Just 6 minutes later, Ondav won another game and rewritten the score to 3-0. By the end of the first half, Stuttgart had completely controlled the situation and showed his strength above his opponents.

Entered the second half, and Stuttgart continued to control the situation. In the 66th minute, Milo scored twice, helping the team expand the score to 4-0, and almost secured the victory ahead of schedule.

Stuttgart is slightly relaxed when he sees the big score behind. In the 82nd minute, Cania, who came on as a substitute, scored a goal in front of the goal, and scored a goal for Bielefeld. This is the first time in the history of the German Cup finals that a team from Germany C scored.

Just three minutes later, Wagnorman scored an own goal and the score became 4-2. Although Bielefeld caught up, he failed to reverse the situation in the end, and the game ended with Stuttgart winning 4-2.

This championship not only allowed Stuttgart to win the German Cup again after 18 years, but also allowed them to qualify for the group stage of the Europa League next season. In addition, they will compete with Bayern Munich for the German Super Cup in August 2025.

Stuttgart currently has won 4 German Cup championships, ranking sixth in the history of the championship list. The ones ahead of them are Bayern Munich (20 times), Werder Bremen (6 times), Frankfurt, Dortmund and Schalke 04 (all 5 times).