Porto x Stuttgart in the UEFA Europa League: where to watch live and confirmed lineups By Janderson Luiz
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The second leg of the UEFA Liga Europa round of 16 between Porto and Stuttgart takes place today at Estádio of Dragão, at Porto, Portugal. Porto arrives with a 2-1 lead achieved in the first leg in Stuttgart, where they scored with Terem Moffi and Rodrigo Mora, while Deniz Undav scored for the Germans. The Portuguese team seeks to confirm their classification for the quarter-finals, while Stuttgart needs to reverse the aggregate score to advance in the competition.
The match is scheduled for 9pm Portugal local time. Porto leads the Portuguese Primeira Liga and maintains a good moment at home, with recent victories that reinforce their defensive solidity and offensive efficiency. Stuttgart, in turn, occupies an intermediate position in Bundesliga and relies on offensive strength to put pressure on its opponents from the start.
The confrontation pits two teams with different styles face to face: Porto prioritizes organization and quick transitions, while Stuttgart seeks high intensity and creation in midfield. The minimal advantage forces the German team to take more risks, which could open up spaces for Portuguese counterattacks.
Where to watch live Porto x Stuttgart
The game is broadcast live on CazéTV on YouTube, with free coverage in Portuguese. The option allows you to follow all bids in real time, including narration and specialized comments. Plataformas sports streaming services may also offer paid alternatives depending on the region.
Probable lineups
Porto must maintain the base they won in Alemanha, with Diogo Costa in goal, a defense made up of Alberto Costa, Jan Bednarek, Jakub Kiwior and Zaidu Sanusi. In the middle, Seko Fofana, Pablo Rosario and Rodrigo Mora organize the game, while William Gomes, Terem Moffi and Borja Sainz act in attack. Coach Francesco Farioli is betting on consistency to secure the result.
Stuttgart enters with Alexander Nübel in goal, defense with Josha Vagnoman, Finn Jeltsch, Luca Jaquez and Ramon Hendriks. Angelo Stiller and Atakan Karazor form the middle, with Bilal El Khannouss, Deniz Undav and Jamie Leweling creating chances for Ermedin Demirović. Sebastian Hoeness adjusts the team for greater offensive aggression.
Last five games for each team
- Porto: 3-0 win over Moreirense (Primeira Liga), 2-1 win over Stuttgart (Europe League), 2-2 draw with Arouca (First Liga). The team shows regularity at home.
- Stuttgart: 1-0 win over RB Leipzig (Bundesliga), 1-2 loss to Porto (Europe The recent form indicates the ability to react.
Arbitration
The main referee is Anthony Taylor, from Inglaterra, assisted by Gary Beswick and Adam Nunn. Michael Salisbury acts in VAR, with Jérôme Brisard as assistant. The English team guarantees a high standard in important decisions.
Weather forecast
In Porto, the afternoon features partially cloudy skies, with temperatures around 16°C to 18°C at game time. The moderate northwest wind blows between 7 and 22 km/h, with no rain forecast, favorable conditions for a dynamic duel on the pitch.
Curiosities of the confrontation
Porto are looking to repeat their success in recent European knockout stages, where they have been solid at home. Stuttgart, on the other hand, tries to overcome the minimum disadvantage in search of the first classification against a Portuguese team in the knockout stages. The 2-1 aggregate leaves the game open until the final minutes.
Recent clash history
This is the second meeting between the teams this season, with Porto winning 2-1 in the first leg. Não there is extensive previous history, but the result of the first match highlights the Portuguese ability to exploit German defensive errors.
Porto enters the field with high morale after a convincing victory in the last domestic match. The team focuses on organized defense and quick plays on the sides. Stuttgart needs to score early to reverse the score and force extra time or penalties.
The fans at Estádio of Dragão expect capacity and intense support for the home team. Ingressos for the duel sold out quickly, reflecting the interest in European advancement. Coach Francesco Farioli reinforces that the group is prepared to control the pace.
Stuttgart travels urgently to look for the goal that changes the situation. Sebastian Hoeness highlights the need for balance between attack and defense. The German team relies on the individual quality of Undav and Demirović to create opportunities.
