VfB Stuttgart Tickets

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VfB Stuttgart Info

Stuttgart was one of 16 founding members of the Bundesliga in 1963, having previously been a constant presence in the Oberliga Süd from 1945. This competition folded to make way for the reformatted German top flight.

Stuttgart ended 2nd in the 1978/79 Bundesliga season, under the guidance of manager Jürgen Sundermann, having been promoted from the second division just two years prior. Five years later Stuttgart finally earned Bundesliga honours for the first time and thus qualified for the subsequent edition of the European Cup.

The club would then endure a slump until returning to the summit of the Bundesliga in 1992, claiming top spot over Borussia Dortmund by virtue of goal difference. This saw Stuttgart enter the inaugural campaign of the Champions League after it replaced the European Cup as UEFA's premier club competition. Stuttgart ultimately fell at the first round, losing 5-4 on aggregate against English side Leeds United.

Another slump followed for VfB, and it lasted until the early 2000s when head coach Felix Magath guided the team to a second-place finish in the 2002/03 Bundesliga season. This resulted in a return to the Champions League the following term, in which Stuttgart progressed from the group stage alongside Manchester United.

VfB faced Chelsea in the Round of 16, narrowly losing to the Premier League outfit 1-0 on aggregate. Stuttgart were crowned Bundesliga champions for a third time in 2007, but finished bottom of their Champions League group the following season. The German club would earn qualification for the 2009/10 Champions League group stage and went on to advance to the knockout rounds before facing elimination at the hands of Spanish giants FC Barcelona.

This would be the last time VfB played Champions League football until the 2024/25 season, having endured a sticky spell during this period. Stuttgart suffered relegation to the second tier multiple times in the 2010s.

When Sebastian Hoeness took charge as manager of Stuttgart in April 2023, the team was once again on the verge of relegation from the Bundesliga. VfB managed to stay up and Hoeness subsequently masterminded the team's resurgence up the table the following season. Under the tutelage of the young German coach, Stuttgart went from being relegation fodder to qualifying for the Champions League in the space of 12 months, finishing 2nd in the 2023/24 Bundesliga campaign.

Vfb Stuttgart Rivalries

Fans of VfB Stuttgart have shown levels of animosity towards Bayern Munich in recent years, though this rivalry is mostly one-sided and stems from the fact that Bayern have prised some top talents away from Stuttgart.

Stuttgart claimed a 3-1 victory over Bayern in May 2024, with a capacity crowd of 60,000 in attendance. This was the first time in 17 years that VfB had beaten the Bavarian giants at the MHPArena, with no fewer than 13 defeats in this fixture during that span.

Vfb Stuttgart Stadium

Stuttgart's home games take place at the MHPArena, formerly known as the Mercedes-Benz Arena from 2008-2023. It was also previously called the Neckarstadion from 1949-1993.

The stadium first opened in 1933 and it has been the home of VfB ever since. This venue has been used for a number of major international tournaments, such as the FIFA World Cup in 1974 and 2006, as well as the UEFA European Championship in 1988 and 2024.

Today the MHPArena has a capacity just above 60,000, making it the sixth-largest football stadium in Germany.

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