Stuttgart, Freiburg Win Late In German Cup

Germany forward Deniz Undav's 90th-minute strike took Stuttgart to a 1-0 win at 10-man Paderborn in the German Cup last 32 on Wednesday, while Freiburg also won in stoppage time. Stuttgart, finalists in 2025, had a one man advantage after Laurin Curda's 37th-minute red card but could not break down a stubborn Paderborn. With the clock winding down, Undav twice set Ermedin Demirovic through on goal but the striker blasted his shot against goalkeeper Markus Schubert both times. The former Brighton forward then took matters into his own hands and turned in a Chris Fuehrich cross with extra-time looming. 

"The win is what matters most," Undav said, adding: "I honestly don't care whether I'm the one who scores, and that's the truth. We won, we're through to the next round -- on we go."

Japan forward Keisuke Goto scored twice in the final 15 minutes to overturn a 2-1 deficit as Freiburg won 3-2 at home against Wolfsburg. 

Goto's Japan teammate Kento Shiogai also bagged a brace, while Freiburg's Igor Matanovic opened the scoring. 

Elsewhere, second division sides Dynamo Dresden and Hertha Berlin both won 2-0 against Schalke and Jeddeloh respectively. 

Later on Wednesday, Bayern Munich host second-tier Magdeburg, with freshly minted Ballon d'Or winner Harry Kane rested. 

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