1
Schalke
67
2
Elversberg
59
3
Hannover 96
59
4
Paderborn
59
5
Darmstadt
52
6
Hertha
51
7
Kaiserslautern
49
8
Nürnberg
45
9
Karlsruher
44
10
Bochum
41
11
Holstein
41
12
Magdeburg
39
13
Dynamo Dresden
38
14
Eintracht Braunschweig
37
15
Düsseldorf
37
16
Arminia
36
17
Greuther Furth
34
18
Preußen Münster
30
Stuttgart have to fight to stay in the German top flight after finishing third from bottom. The positive is that they didn’t suffer automatic relegation at least. They only picked up the seven wins across the course of the league campaign, but six of those were on home soil. So their best chance in this tie is going to be in this first leg at home. Their overall home record for the Bundesliga season was W6 D4 L1. Stuttgart averaged 1.29 goals per home game which is nothing to get excited about. The bigger problem is that they had the joint second-worst defensive record in the top flight.