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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from long shot situations
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Stole the ball often from the opposition
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from set-pieces
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from long shot situations
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Were strong at finishing
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Were poor at finishing
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Lost possession often
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Were aggressive
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Gave away a lot of free-kicks around the box
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Commited a high number of individual errors
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Were caught offside often
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Commited a high number of individual errors
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Played with width
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Attacked down the right side
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Dominated possession
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Favoured long balls
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Less than two goals
Guirassy +137 / Undav +190 / Gittens +275 TSA
Guirassy +137 / Gittens +275 / Boniface +160 TSA
BTTS has landed in 8 of Dortmund’s 10 home games this season, they also averaging 3.8 match goals in the last 10 matches overall. Surprisingly, Stuttgart is unbeaten in their last five meetings with Dortmund. With Stuttgart out of the Champions League and Dortmund preparing for the playoffs, Stuttgart holds a slight advantage here. While Dortmund’s new coach is confident, but the both teams scoring and over 2.5 goals seem likely - 1.90
BTTS AND GOALS IN BOTH HALVES