Álvaro's Stuttgart review follows 2-2 draw and four mixed results

Álvaro’s review of VfB Stuttgart comes against a recent run that has produced three wins, one draw and one defeat. The sequence began with a 2-2 draw against Paris FC and ended with a 3-0 loss away to Bayern Munich.

The draw with Paris FC was Stuttgart’s most competitive result in the opening part of the sequence. Neither side separated themselves on the scoreboard, leaving the German club with a point before a run of heavy victories.

Stuttgart responded with an 8-1 win at Kickers Offenbach. That was followed by a 5-0 victory at Hollenbach, giving the club 13 goals across two matches without conceding.

The scoring continued in Stuttgart’s next fixture, a 7-0 win at Balingen. Across those three victories, the team scored 20 times and allowed only one goal, with the 8-1 result providing the narrowest winning margin of the group.

The run then met a tougher test at Bayern Munich, where Stuttgart were beaten 3-0. The defeat was the only match in the five-game sequence in which Stuttgart failed to score, and it also ended the side’s three-match winning streak.

Taken together, the results give Stuttgart 10 points from the five fixtures. They have scored 22 goals and conceded six, although the figures include three emphatic wins against Kickers Offenbach, Hollenbach and Balingen. The 2-2 result against Paris FC and the loss at Bayern Munich provide the other two outcomes in the form line.

That is the recent record surrounding Álvaro’s Stuttgart review: strong production in the three wins, a level result against Paris FC and a goalless defeat in Munich. The sequence contains clear evidence of Stuttgart’s scoring capacity, while the Bayern result is the latest result in the run.