VfB demonstrates dazzling resurgence in much-admired splendor
Stuttgart Claims DFB-Pokal Victory, Fourth Title in Club History
VfB Stuttgart captured the 2024/25 DFB-Pokal trophy following a 4-2 win against Arminia Bielefeld at Germany's Olympiastadion on May 24, 2025, marking the club's first triumph in this competition since 1997. This victory solidified Stuttgart's fourth overall DFB-Pokal title, a significant milestone in the club's history.
Head Coach Sebastian Hoeneß and key players, such as Angelo Stiller, Nick Woltemade, Enzo Millot, and Deniz Undav, played pivotal roles in the team's run to the final. Hoeneß's astute tactical decisions and leadership have been instrumental in guiding Stuttgart to success in the past seasons. Among the notable highlights, Woltemade opened the scoring with an assist from Stiller, while Millot notched a brace and Undav scored one goal.
Coach Hoeneß and the team's focus now shifts to the upcoming challenges. As DFB-Pokal champions, Stuttgart will host the 2025 Franz Beckenbauer Supercup against Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich. Additionally, the team's participation in the 2025–26 UEFA Europa League group stage awaits, along with maintaining performance levels in the domestic Bundesliga and managing fan expectations.
Facing a demanding schedule, the club will have to balance the requirements of multiple competitions, while ensuring squad depth and tactical adaptability. The team's ability to continually perform and withstand the physical and mental demands of the season will be critical for Hoeneß and the squad.
Join us for a closer look at VfB Stuttgart's path to this hard-earned triumph and their journey towards future challenges.
Stuttgart's triumph in the 2024/25 DFB-Pokal, a significant milestone in their history, marks their fourth overall title and adds another trophy to their collection of sporting achievements in European-leagues football. With the upcoming challenges such as the 2025 Franz Beckenbauer Supercup against Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich, participation in the UEFA Europa League group stage, and maintaining performance levels in the Bundesliga, Coach Hoeneß and the team will need to be tactically astute and adaptable to balance the demands of multiple competitions.
