Gladbach’s late comeback ends losing streak at Stuttgart

Drama unfolded in the Bundesliga as Borussia Mönchengladbach stunned VfB Stuttgart with a dramatic comeback, earning their first victory of the 2026/27 campaign and injecting new life into their season.

Match Results

Home Team	Score	Away Team
VfB Stuttgart	2 - 3	Borussia Mönchengladbach

VfB Stuttgart set the tone early in front of their home crowd, with Ermedin Demirović unleashing a sensational 25-metre volley to put the hosts ahead inside five minutes. Stuttgart pressed their advantage, with defenders Ramon Hendriks and Lorenz Assignon each threatening to double the lead, signaling a potential rout. However, the visitors refused to wilt under pressure, gradually wresting control as the first half progressed.

The equalizer arrived in style just before the break, as Joe Scally leveled with an instinctive backheel flick after meeting Zento Uno’s volley. The intensity remained high, with Wael Mohya rattling the crossbar in stoppage time—a warning sign of things to come from the Gladbach midfielder.

After the interval, Borussia Mönchengladbach completed their turnaround. Inspired by Mohya’s energy and creativity, the visitors seized momentum and ultimately broke through to secure a 3-2 win. The result not only lifts Gladbach off the foot of the table but also spares them from the unwanted record of most consecutive defeats to start a Bundesliga season. For new head coach Alexander Blessin, it marks a crucial first win and a foundation to build upon.

Meanwhile, the pressure continues to mount on VfB Stuttgart, whose promising Champions League form now stands in stark contrast to their domestic struggles. With five losses in seven league matches, Stuttgart’s early promise is quickly evaporating, and the threat of a relegation battle looms.

As the Bundesliga table begins to take shape, Gladbach’s spirited performance and Stuttgart’s mounting woes provide plenty of intrigue heading into the next round of fixtures.