Leipzig vs Stuttgart Prediction
🔊 The "Red Bull Arena" will host one of the pivotal matches of the 34th round. Leipzig are aiming for a spot in European competitions to salvage what has been a disappointing season, while Stuttgart are comfortably settled in mid-table and focused on preparing for the DFB-Pokal final. For the visitors, this serves as an excellent dress rehearsal ahead of their most crucial match of the season, while for the hosts, the outcome could significantly influence their future prospects. The "Reds" head to the "Bulls' Arena" as a tricky opponent and a potential spoiler. Let's delve into the latest news from both clubs and try to make well-founded predictions for the upcoming clash.
Head-to-Head
📊 In their last 14 head-to-head encounters, Leipzig have claimed victory 9 times, while Stuttgart have won 3, with 2 draws. This football season, the teams have faced off twice, both times on Stuttgart's turf. The first meeting was during the 17th round of the Bundesliga. Leipzig initially took the lead with a goal from Benjamin Sesko, but Stuttgart turned the game around with Bruun Larsen and Nick Woltemade scoring to secure a 2-1 win. The second match was in the semifinals of the DFB-Pokal, where the hosts once again emerged victorious with a 3-1 scoreline. Leveling, Stiller, and Woltemade found the net for Stuttgart, while Sesko scored the lone goal for the visitors.
Nonetheless, it's worth noting that Leipzig have consistently won their last six home games against Stuttgart. Considering this statistic, along with tournament motivation and the pressure on the hosts, betting on a Leipzig victory seems a reasonable prediction.
H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Leipzig Team Overview
⚪ In the last round, under the interim management of Zsolt Löw, the team played to a goalless draw against Werder in Bremen. It's clear that the "Bulls" are having a disappointing season. They were expected to challenge for the title, but things went off track from the start, ultimately leading to Marco Rose's dismissal. Now, the best RB Leipzig can aim for is fifth place and a spot in the Conference League.
📍 Currently, the club sits seventh with 51 points, level with Mainz, who are sixth. A victory over Stuttgart, coupled with Mainz dropping points, would allow Leipzig to climb higher. If Mainz loses, even a draw would suffice for the "Bulls."
Match Results: Leipzig

Stuttgart Team Overview
⚪ Sebastian Hoeneß's team is gearing up for the DFB-Pokal final set for May 24. Things are looking promising for the Swabians, who have secured two consecutive victories. They first clinched a narrow away win against St. Pauli with a goal from Woltemade (1-0), followed by a commanding home performance against Augsburg (4-0), where Karazor, Woltemade, Millot, and Demirović found the net.
📍 Let's recall that last season Stuttgart finished second in the league, and compared to that achievement, their current campaign appears much weaker as they sit in ninth place. However, they have a chance to climb to eighth if Werder drop points in the final round.
Match Results: Stuttgart
Latest news
Leipzig
📝 Naturally, neither the fans, the management, nor the players are satisfied with such results. The team is set for a rebuild. First and foremost, the club needs to decide on a head coach for the next season. Rumors have already surfaced in the media about potential appointments of Cesc Fabregas (currently managing Como) or Thierry Henry, who is currently without a club.
📌 There's also active discussion about the potential departures of team leaders, primarily Benjamin Sesko and Xavi Simons. Both players are attracting interest from top European clubs. Additionally, it is reported that the management plans to cut the budget for the next season due to missing out on the Champions League.
❌ Lukas Klostermann will miss the match against Stuttgart due to an accumulation of yellow cards. The season is also over for two players who suffered serious injuries: Benjamin Henrichs (Achilles tendon injury) and Amadou Haidara (knee injury).
Stuttgart
🔝 Securing a domestic cup victory could offset their Bundesliga setbacks, marking the club's first major trophy in 18 years. Additionally, the tournament winner earns a spot in the Europa League.
❌ Stuttgart's injury situation remains challenging. In the match against Augsburg, they were forced to make three substitutions in the first half: Stiller suffered ankle ligament damage and might not only miss the game against Leipzig but also the cup final. In the previous match, defender Finn Eltsch sustained a bruise, while midfielder Yannick Keitel experienced a pinched sciatic nerve. Leonidas Stergiou is out for the season with an ankle injury, and El Bilal Toure (leg injury) and Dan-Axel Zagadou (knee) remain sidelined.
⚽ Goal Prediction
This season, Leipzig hold the fifth spot in the Bundesliga home standings with 8 wins, 6 draws, and just 2 losses. At the Red Bull Arena, the team has netted 31 goals - averaging 1.9 goals per game. Moreover, the Bulls are unbeaten at home in their last four matches (2 wins and 2 draws), scoring nine goals in those games - an average of 2.25 per match. Despite Stuttgart's decent away form in recent rounds (2 wins and 1 draw), it is likely that the visitors will concede more than one goal against a highly motivated opponent. In this context, betting on Leipzig's individual total over 1.5 goals seems intriguing.
🚩 Corner Prediction
In the first-round match, Stuttgart earned five corners while Leipzig had none. In the German Cup semi-final, both teams combined for 10 corners, with five each. Over their last ten matches, Leipzig has taken 54 corners (averaging 5.4 per game), while Stuttgart has taken 50 (averaging 5 per game). Considering all these factors, along with the home advantage and expected attacking activity from the Bulls, it makes sense to consider a bet on Leipzig not losing on corners.
Editorial Prediction
This clash promises to be intense, particularly for the hosts due to the uncertainty of their standings in the league table. Given the head-to-head stats between these clubs, we can expect an aggressive approach from the Bulls-especially since they've scored more than one goal in their last five home games against Stuttgart. Therefore, a well-founded bet would be Leipzig's individual total over 1.5 goals.