How to Watch RB Leipzig vs. VfB Stuttgart: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time
How to Watch RB Leipzig vs. VfB Stuttgart: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time | 5/17/2025
Two of the Bundesliga's top 10 scorers will be on display when Benjamin Sesko (13 goals) and RB Leipzig host Ermedin Demirovic (14) and VfB Stuttgart on May 17, 2025. The match will stream on ESPN+.
RB Leipzig met Werder Bremen away from home in its last game and the sides finished with a draw, 0-0. Both clubs took 13 shots in the game.
In its last match on May 11, VfB Stuttgart took down FC Augsburg 4-0 at home. VfB Stuttgart outshot FC Augsburg 24 to seven.
How to watch RB Leipzig vs. VfB Stuttgart
When: Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 9:30 AM ET
Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 9:30 AM ET Where: Leipzig Stadium in Leipzig, Germany
Leipzig Stadium in Leipzig, Germany Live Stream: ESPN+
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RB Leipzig key players
Sesko is a key contributor for RB Leipzig, with 13 goals and three assists.
Xavi Simons is another important player for RB Leipzig, with nine goals and six assists.
Lois Openda has added nine goals and five assists.
David Raum has added one goal and four assists.
VfB Stuttgart key players
VfB Stuttgart's Demirovic has 14 goals (eighth in league) and one assist.
Nick Woltemade has 11 goals (on 32 shots, 1.5 per game) and two assists.
Enzo Millot has six goals and five assists.
With eight goals and two assists, Deniz Undav is chipping in, too.
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RB Leipzig vs. VfB Stuttgart match breakdown
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