Dominick Drexler also stood out in the Veltins-Arena stadium. The Schalke 04 attacker scored 1 goal and shot into the opposite goal on 2 occasions.
The game was notable for a lot of friction and constant fouls that cut the game short. There were several cautioned: Alex Král, Borna Sosa, Atakan Karazor and Leo Greiml.
Schalke 04 manager Thomas Reis proposed a 4-2-4 formation with Ralf Fährmann in goal; Mehmet Aydin, Maya Yoshida, Moritz Jenz and Henning Matriciani on the defensive line; Alex Král and Tom Krauss in the middle; and Dominick Drexler, Rodrigo Zalazar, Marius Bülter and Michael Frey in attack.
For its part, Bruno Labbadia’s team took to the field with a 4-3-3 scheme with Fabian Bredlow under the three sticks; Waldemar Anton, Konstantinos Mavropanos, Hiroki Ito and Borna Sosa in defense; Wataru Endo, Atakan Karazor and Genki Haraguchi in midfield; and Gil Dias, Silas Katompa Mvumpa and Chris Führich up front.
Deniz Aytekin was the referee who directed the match at the Veltins-Arena stadium.
Schalke 04’s next game in the championship will be away against Bochum, while Stuttgart will host Bayern Munich.
With this result, the host of the match reaches 16 points and is located in eighteenth place. For its part, the visiting team remains at 19 units and is in fifteenth place in the tournament.
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