VfB Stuttgart II is clearly defeated by Aachen: a bitter afternoon for the fans

VfB Stuttgart II is clearly defeated by Aachen: a bitter afternoon for the fans

In the regional league football match on November 9, 2025, the second team of VfB Stuttgart suffered a painful defeat. VfB Stuttgart II lost 1:3 against Alemannia Aachen, despite an attractive start and two good chances that remained unused. Mohamed Sankoh had the first opportunities for Stuttgart with a header in the 6th minute and Noah Darvich with a shot in the 8th minute, but they were unable to put the ball in the net.

In the 21st minute, Lars Gindorf gave Aachen the lead after a foul by Darvich on Mika Schroers earned a penalty. Just three minutes later, Gindorf increased the score to 2-0 for the guests. Shortly before half-time, Nicolas Sessa gave hope for a turnaround by reducing the score for VfB. But Gindorf restored the old gap in stoppage time and scored his twelfth goal of the season.

Aachen's first win under a new coach

For Alemannia Aachen, this victory was the first step in the right direction under new coach Mersad Selimbegovic. The team had previously had little luck in the league, which had affected the mood in the club. After this success, Aachen now has 19 points, while Stuttgart remains in the middle of the table with 21 points.

The second half saw efforts from Stuttgart to equalize, but they were rarely able to pose a real threat in front of the goal. The Aachen defense knew how to assert itself skillfully and left little space for VfB to score further.

Outlook for the upcoming games

Both teams face important games in order to achieve their goals for the season. Alemannia Aachen will face Jahn Regensburg on November 22nd, while VfB Stuttgart II will face Erzgebirge Aue a day later. Both games promise excitement and could be crucial for the rest of the season.

VfB Stuttgart, founded on April 2, 1912, can now look back on a long and successful history. The club, which originally formed from rugby club clubs, has won numerous titles over the years, including national championships and DFB Cups. The past season, in which VfB finished as Bundesliga runners-up, shows that the roots and passion for football remain alive in the club. Now it is important to regain a foothold in the regional league so as not to lose sight of the desired goal. Many players who perform well hope to attract the attention of the national team as it prepares for UEFA Euro 2024.

The next few weeks will be crucial for both Alemannia Aachen and VfB Stuttgart II in order to collect crucial points in the table fight.