Stuttgart Win Bundesliga
All hail the 2006/07 Champion Stuttgart!
Going into today, the last day of the German season, Stuttgart had a 2 point lead over second place Schalke. But Schalke's match result was made moot as Stuttgart was victorious over Energie Cottbus 2-1. Schalke did win to keep them in 2nd place, 2-1 over Arminia Bielefeld. Werder Bremen, who finished 3rd, won 0-2 at Wolfsburg. Stuttgart miraculously won 8 games in a row to end the season to pull off the title!
Final Table:
-3 Champions League-
70 Stuttgart
68 Schalke
66 Werder Bremen
-2 UEFA Cup-
60 Bayern Munich
51 Bayer Leverkusen
-The Others-
48 Nurnberg
45 Hamburg
45 Bochum
44 Borussia Dortmund
44 Hertha Berlin
44 Hannover
42 Arminia Bielefeld
41 Energie Cottbus
40 Eintracht Frankfurt
37 Wolfsburg
-3 Relegated-
34 Mainz
34 Alemania Aachen
26 Borussia Monchedgladbach
-3 Promoted For Next Season-
67 Karlsruhe
and 2 more to be determined on Sunday between:
59 Hansa Rostock
57 Duisburg
57 Freiburg
54 Greuther Furth
Going into today, the last day of the German season, Stuttgart had a 2 point lead over second place Schalke. But Schalke's match result was made moot as Stuttgart was victorious over Energie Cottbus 2-1. Schalke did win to keep them in 2nd place, 2-1 over Arminia Bielefeld. Werder Bremen, who finished 3rd, won 0-2 at Wolfsburg. Stuttgart miraculously won 8 games in a row to end the season to pull off the title!
Final Table:
-3 Champions League-
70 Stuttgart
68 Schalke
66 Werder Bremen
-2 UEFA Cup-
60 Bayern Munich
51 Bayer Leverkusen
-The Others-
48 Nurnberg
45 Hamburg
45 Bochum
44 Borussia Dortmund
44 Hertha Berlin
44 Hannover
42 Arminia Bielefeld
41 Energie Cottbus
40 Eintracht Frankfurt
37 Wolfsburg
-3 Relegated-
34 Mainz
34 Alemania Aachen
26 Borussia Monchedgladbach
-3 Promoted For Next Season-
67 Karlsruhe
and 2 more to be determined on Sunday between:
59 Hansa Rostock
57 Duisburg
57 Freiburg
54 Greuther Furth
posted by brucio at 15:39
2 Comments:
I have a roommate from Stuttgart. He was chatting with his friends from back home last night. The celebration in the town square had 120,000 people before they started turning people away and apparently everyone in Stuttgart has Monday off. That celebration was bigger than anything Germany had during the WC.
Since I watched the game with him in LA, we celebrated by getting drunk by 10:00 AM.
I know this may be unpopular, but I'm glad to see that Bayern is still going to get some European action next year.
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