Match highlights
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1. FC Heidenheim vs VfB Stuttgart highlights
How the goals came
5' Chris Führich opens the scoring for VfB Stuttgart → 20' Eren Dinkçi equalises for 1. FC Heidenheim → 35' Arijon Ibrahimović puts 1. FC Heidenheim ahead → 45' Maximilian Mittelstädt equalises for VfB Stuttgart → 82' Sirlord Conteh puts 1. FC Heidenheim ahead → 88' Deniz Undav equalises for VfB Stuttgart. Full time: 3-3, a draw.
The match, goal by goal
2 of the 6 goals came after half-time. The lead changed hands 1 time.
5' Chris Führich (VfB Stuttgart) 0-1
Away side VfB Stuttgart struck first at the Voith-Arena on 22 February 2026, with Chris Führich putting them 0-1 up after just five minutes of this Bundesliga Matchday 23 fixture. It was the opening goal of a match that would finish 3-3, with six goals shared between the sides.
20' Eren Dinkçi (1. FC Heidenheim) 1-1
Heidenheim needed 15 minutes to respond. Eren Dinkçi levelled at 1-1 in the 20th minute, wiping out Stuttgart's early advantage for the home side and setting the stage for a first half that would produce two more goals.
35' Arijon Ibrahimović (1. FC Heidenheim) 2-1
Having drawn level, Heidenheim then went ahead. Arijon Ibrahimović made it 2-1 in the 35th minute, completing the turnaround from 0-1 down and giving the home side the lead for the first time in the match.
45' Maximilian Mittelstädt (VfB Stuttgart) 2-2
Stuttgart's reply was swift. Maximilian Mittelstädt equalised at 2-2 in the 45th minute, just ten minutes after Heidenheim had taken the lead, and the sides went into the second half level after four first-half goals.
82' Sirlord Conteh (1. FC Heidenheim) 3-2
The second half stayed goalless until the 82nd minute, when Sirlord Conteh restored Heidenheim's lead at 3-2. It was the second time in the match the home side had moved in front, but the advantage would last only six minutes.
88' Deniz Undav (VfB Stuttgart) 3-3
Deniz Undav had the final word. His 88th-minute goal made it 3-3, the last of six goals on the day, and meant Stuttgart had come from behind twice to leave the Voith-Arena with a draw. Heidenheim, who had led twice, were pegged back on both occasions.
