4 – 1
“Bilal El Khannouss opens the scoring with a right-footed finish from the center of the box after sustained Stuttgart pressure.”
Pivotal“Just after Köln's best spell of pressure produced two near-misses, Grischa Prömel doubles Stuttgart's lead with a left-footed finish.”
Pivotal“Fresh off the bench, Ermedin Demirovic scores from a tough angle on the right to put Stuttgart 3-0 up and put the game out of reach.”
Pivotal“Köln finally get on the scoreboard when Ramon Hendriks turns the ball into his own net amid a scramble after a fast break.”
Outstanding performance

Stuttgart controlled this from the opening whistle, dominating possession at 58% and doubling Köln's shot count, but it was their ruthless efficiency in the second half that truly separated the sides. El Khannouss broke the deadlock just before halftime, and after Köln briefly threatened through Jóhannesson and Krauß, Prömel restored daylight at 60' before Demirovic's angled finish and a late Vagnoman strike sealed a comprehensive win. Köln's own Ramon Hendriks turned the ball into his own net for a rare bright spot, but it barely dented the scoreline. For Stuttgart this result cements their position near the top of the table and continues a strong run of form, while Köln will need to regroup quickly given their five conceded big chances went badly punished.
How entertaining was this match?
VfB Stuttgart look to bounce back from a chastening 5-1 opening-day defeat at Bayern München as they host in-form FC Köln at a sold-out MHPArena. Köln arrive full of confidence after a 3-2 win over Hoffenheim, aiming to continue their unbeaten start against a Stuttgart side that historically has their number.