Hoeneß is relying on his team’s power in the home game

VfB meets Prague on Tuesday evening

The anger over the referee’s decision in the Bundesliga game in Wolfsburg has been put to rest at VfB. “The anticipation is too great for that,” said the coach. He spoke of VfB’s upcoming second Champions League appearance and the first home crowd. Josha Vagnoman will be missing against Prague, a reaction from the last game. Sebastian Hoeneß hopes to welcome him back into the squad on Sunday. Either Pascal Stenzel or Anrie Chase will replace him in the starting line-up. Deniz Undav, who was not nominated for the starting eleven on Saturday for reasons of load management, will also start again. Opponent Sparta Prague comes to Stuttgart with the momentum of a 3-0 win against Salzburg from the first matchday. For Sebastian Hoeneß, a board that his boys have to drill. For Hoeneß and captain Karazor it will be a similar game to that in Wolfsburg, in which the opponents are pressed up and rely on counterattacks. Sebastian Hoeneß wants to assert his game and rely on the power of his team, which can be developed at home. The fitness of the VfB players is high, they handled the game well on Saturday, so there will be little rotation. Atakan Karazor also confirmed that the last few English weeks had been handled well thanks to balance training. After 14 years there will be another game in the premier class in and with Stuttgart.