Stuttgart beat Paderborn 2-0 at the Home Deluxe Arena.

The Bundesliga clash between SC Paderborn 07 and VfB Stuttgart unfolded on 10 October 2026 at the Home Deluxe Arena in Paderborn. Both sides entered the match looking to claim three points, but the visitors imposed themselves early and held on for the win.

How it unfolded

The first decisive moment arrived in the 25th minute when VfB Stuttgart took the lead. Jeff Chabot rose to meet a set-piece delivery from Angelo Stiller, directing a header from the right side of the six-yard box into the bottom right corner of the net. The goal gave Stuttgart a 1-0 advantage and shifted the momentum in their favour.

Just before the break, SC Paderborn 07’s Marvin Pieringer was cautioned for a bad foul, receiving a yellow card in the 45th minute. The booking did not alter the scoreline but highlighted the growing tension as the first half ended.

In the closing stages, Stuttgart restored their lead. In the 83rd minute, Chris Führich received a left-footed shot from the left side of the box, finding the high centre of the goal. The move was again orchestrated by Angelo Stiller, who provided the assist. The 2-0 scoreline was secured with just minutes remaining, sealing the result for the visitors.

Standout performers

Jeff Chabot and Chris Führich were the decisive contributors for VfB Stuttgart, each scoring a goal that proved the difference. Angelo Stiller played a pivotal creative role, delivering the assist for both goals and influencing Stuttgart’s attacking play throughout the match.

Match facts

  • Final score: SC Paderborn 07 0-2 VfB Stuttgart
  • Scorers: Jeff Chabot (25'), Chris Führich (83') – both assisted by Angelo Stiller
  • Bookings: Marvin Pieringer (SC Paderborn 07) – yellow card, 45'
  • Venue: Home Deluxe Arena, Paderborn

What it means

The 2-0 win gives VfB Stuttgart three points and a clean sheet, while SC Paderborn 07 return home without points, having failed to break down Stuttgart’s defence. The result reflects Stuttgart’s efficiency in converting set-piece opportunities and highlights the impact of Angelo Stiller’s playmaking.