Honsak secures Heidenheim a sensational victory against Stuttgart!

Honsak secures Heidenheim a sensational victory against Stuttgart!

Heidenheim, Deutschland - In the relegation battle of the Bundesliga, 1st FC Heidenheim unexpectedly won an important victory. Mathias Honsak, who was substituted in the 79th minute, scored the decisive goal in the 89th minute against VfB Stuttgart. Heidenheim thus booked the first victory after three defeats and consolidated his relegation place, while Stuttgart had to accept another home defeat.

Heidenheim celebrated a narrow 1-0 win, which brought the team to three important points under coach Frank Schmidt and increased the lead over the relegation zone to five points. They are currently on the 16th place, in front of VfL Bochum (20 points) and Holstein Kiel (19 points) [OE24.at reports that…] (https://www.oe24.at/sport/fussball/international/honsak-schiesheim-zu-sieg- towards-stuttgart/63139108).

Stuttgart's home frustration

The loss was particularly painful for VfB Stuttgart, since it was already the sixth home defeat in a row. In the last ten Bundesliga games, the Stuttgarters only achieved a single win, a worrying record for the team of coach Sebastian Hoeneß. The current situation reveals doubts about the ability to meet your own claims this season, especially since the DFB Cup final on May 24th offers the last chance of success.

Although Stuttgart showed more presence at the beginning of the game, the team could not convert this dominance into a countable. Heidenheim, on the other hand, cleverly defended, while Stuttgart failed several times on the aluminum. Patrick Mainka met the latte in the 56th minute and Woltemade the mishap repeated in the 80th minute, which increased the stress at the latest in the final phase. In the 89th minute it was Honsak who decided the game in favor of Heidenheim. [Eurosport adds that …] (Https://www.eurosport.de/fussball/bundesliga/2024-2025/1.-fc-heidenheim-jubelt-unerwartet-beim- VfB-Stuttgart-Dank-Mathias-Honsak-Minute-Tor-and-Aluminium-Gluck_Sto23176787/Story.SHTML)

A look at the league

While Heidenheim continues to sit down from the relegation places, Stuttgart remains on a dangerous course. The next challenge will be a massive mental exam, especially when you consider that Fabian Wohlgemuth's team spoke of an "all-or-nothing game" before today's game. If the trend continues, Stuttgart threatens a historical low because they could endanger the Bundesliga record of eight home defeats in a row, held by Tasmania Berlin and Hansa Rostock.