Galatasaray host VfB Stuttgart at RAMS Park on Tuesday 3 November at 17:45 GMT in the Champions League league phase. The hosts have won their last four matches across all competitions, but Stuttgart bring the stronger European record into the fourth round of fixtures.
Galatasaray have three points from three Champions League matches and sit 23rd. Stuttgart are sixth with seven points, having won twice and drawn once. A home win would narrow that four-point gap; an away win would strengthen Stuttgart’s promising start.
Galatasaray Vs VfB Stuttgart matchday centre
UEFA Champions League · League Stage – 4. Recent form covers all competitions; detailed stats retain their named competition and sample.
Recent form
Galatasaray have responded to their 4–1 home defeat by Barcelona with four consecutive victories. They won 1–0 at Gençlerbirliği, 4–2 at Lille, 2–1 at home to Fenerbahçe and 4–0 away to Konyaspor. Across their last five matches they have scored 12 goals and conceded seven, with 12 points from four wins and one defeat.
Stuttgart arrive after back-to-back away wins: 1–0 at Paderborn in the German Cup, followed by a 4–2 league victory at Bayer Leverkusen. Their five-match record is two wins, one draw and two defeats, with eight goals scored and seven conceded.
The European picture
Stuttgart are unbeaten in their opening three Champions League matches, with two wins and a draw. They have scored seven goals and conceded two. Their most recent European result was a 1–1 home draw with Atletico Madrid on 20 October.
Galatasaray’s Champions League record is one win and two defeats, with six goals scored and nine conceded. The 4–2 win at Lille gave them their first victory of the league phase and started to repair the damage from their earlier defeats.
Galatasaray
23rd · 3 pts · 3 played
VfB Stuttgart
6th · 7 pts · 3 played
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Talking points
- Galatasaray’s response: Four straight wins have changed the tone after the Barcelona defeat. Scoring four at both Lille and Konyaspor gives the hosts something to build on, although Stuttgart’s European defensive record presents a different challenge.
- Stuttgart’s contrasting records: Their last five matches across competitions include two defeats, but they remain unbeaten in the Champions League. Keeping that distinction clear matters when judging the visitors’ form.
- A four-point gap: Galatasaray can move to six points with a victory. Stuttgart can reach ten, giving both clubs a clear incentive at this stage of the league phase.
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Who wins the corners?
Galatasaray
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VfB Stuttgart
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Who wins the corners?
Galatasaray
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3 matches
3 matches
3 matches · 9 Sept–21 Oct
VfB Stuttgart
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3 matches
3 matches
3 matches · 9 Sept–20 Oct
League matches only · 90 minutes · 3 Nov · Last 5 completed league matches. Samples can differ where detailed match coverage differs.
90-minute pick: Galatasaray 2–1 VfB Stuttgart.
Galatasaray get a narrow preference after four consecutive wins and 11 goals across that winning run. Stuttgart’s two goals conceded in three Champions League matches make this a cautious home pick: the visitors have shown they can be difficult to break down in Europe.
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