Fábio Vieira nets late to seal Hamburg win over Stuttgart in Bundesliga | OneFootball

Fábio Vieira, Portuguese player, scored in stoppage time and secured Hamburg’s 2-1 victory over Stuttgart this Sunday, in a match for the 12th round of the Bundesliga, ending a run of five games without a win.

The midfielder, on loan from Arsenal, came on in the 67th minute and netted his first goal of the season in the 90+4 minute, assisted by compatriot Fábio Baldé, who was also brought on in the second half.

At that point, Hamburg seemed resigned to a draw, after being reduced to 10 men due to Alexander Rossing-Lelesiit’s sending off in the 81st minute.

Earlier, the Norwegian defender set up Robert Glatzel, who opened the scoring in the 17th minute, while Undav leveled the match in the 54th, getting past Portuguese goalkeeper Daniel Fernandes.

Guilherme Ramos, Portuguese defender, was also used by the home side in the final minutes.

Hamburg, coming off three defeats and a draw in the competition, now has 12 points and climbed to 13th place. Stuttgart, without Tiago Tomás due to injury, dropped to sixth place with 22 points.

Meanwhile, Mainz became the new bottom team in the Bundesliga after losing 4-0 at Freiburg, who sit comfortably in eighth place with 16 points. Heidenheim’s victory over Union Berlin (2-1) on Saturday triggered Mainz’s drop to last place.

In the battle to avoid relegation, Wolfsburg earned a valuable point in Frankfurt, drawing 1-1 against Eintracht, who dropped out of the European competition spots. Frankfurt fell to seventh place with 21 points, while Wolfsburg is in 15th, just one point above the relegation zone.

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