German Cup Thriller: 8 Goals, 20 Penalties in Epic Braunschweig vs Stuttgart Clash

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Eintracht Braunschweig - VfB Stuttgart 4:4 (1:1), shoot-out 7:8

It was the kind of match that lives long in the memory — pure footballing chaos in Braunschweig, where Eintracht Braunschweig and VfB Stuttgart delivered a true spectacle in the DFB-Pokal first round.

In a rollercoaster 1/32 final tie, the two sides traded blows like heavyweight fighters, with the score swinging back and forth throughout a frantic 90 minutes. Stuttgart clawed their way back at the death to force extra time, then took the lead through a dramatic own goal — only to see Braunschweig level it once again in a breathtaking finish.

When it finally came down to penalties, the drama only intensified. Both sides were pushed to the limit, with a staggering 20 penalty kicks required to separate them. In the end, it was Stuttgart who held their nerve, surviving the footballing mayhem to book their place in the next round.

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Eintracht Braunschweig - VfB Stuttgart 4:4 (1:1), shoot-out 7:8
Goals: Köhler S., 8 (1:0); Demirovic, 11 (1:1); Demirovic, 60 (1:2); Di Michele Sanchez, 77 (2:2); Di Michele Sanchez, 85 (3:2); Woltemade, 89 (3:3); Ba S., 92 (own goal) (3:4); Conteh Chr., 104 (4:4)

Eintracht Braunschweig: Hoffmann R-T.; Aydin M-C.; Breunig L. (Conteh Chr., 63); Ehlers; Di Michele Sanchez (Bell Bell, 96); Frenkert; Köhler S. (Polter, 90); Heußer (Ba S., 73); Marie; Yardimci E. (Szabó, 63); Gomez Johan
Bench: Kaufmann; Ould Chikh W.; Sané S.
Yellow Cards: Köhler S. 25; Marie 105; Conteh Chr. 117

VfB Stuttgart: Nübel; Hendriks R.; Mittelstädt; Assignon; Jeltsch (Zagadou, 116); Stiller (Andres Chema, 96); Führich (Leweling, 71); Karazor; Tomas T. (Vagnoman, 96); Demirovic; Undav (Woltemade, 71)
Bench: Bredlow; Stenzel; Nartey; Jovanovic L.
Yellow Cards: Hendriks R. 32; Karazor 41; Jeltsch 90; Assignon 117; Leweling 120

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