Stuttgart's Clinical Demolition: Bremen Left Defenseless in Weserstadion Rout

Merece la Pena Puntuación Futmetrix: 52/100. Stuttgart's 4-0 dismantling of Bremen stands as a statement of intent—a masterclass in controlled dominance that reshapes the Bundesliga's pecking order.

The Red Card That Ended the Contest

Bremen had a lifeline in the 23rd minute when Deniz Undav appeared to have broken the deadlock for Stuttgart, only for VAR to rule it out for offside. But mercy was short-lived. In the 59th minute, Karim Coulibaly of Werder Bremen received a straight red for roughing, and the match transformed into a one-sided affair. Down to ten men against Stuttgart's relentless intensity and 64% possession dominance, Bremen faced an impossible task.

Leweling Orchestrates the Onslaught

Jamie Leweling was the architect of Stuttgart's symphony of control. The midfielder scored once and assisted twice—a 9.3 rating that captures his complete mastery. His 40th-minute assist found Bilal El Khannouss for the opener. Four minutes later, Leweling doubled the lead after Finn Jeltsch's assist. In the 79th minute, he set up Undav for the third. Stuttgart's 23 shots to Bremen's nine told the story—complete balance had evaporated.

Nübel's Quiet Night Reflects Stuttgart's Control

Alexander Nübel needed just three saves, a reflection of Stuttgart's defensive suffocation. The 32 combined shots masked Bremen's impotence—only 14 on target yielded nothing. Christoph Fuhrich's 90+7 finish after Mittelstadt's assist sealed a 4-0 that leaves no room for interpretation. Stuttgart's intensity and precision execution proved too much for a Bremen side left in tatters.