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VFB are Bundesliga champs
BONN. May 17: The German league title went to 10- man VFB Stuttgart on Saturday after a goal
tn the 86lh minute sealed the most thrilling finish to a season In the Bundesliga's history, reports AFP.
Guido Buchwald was Stuttgart's hero of the day, securing a 2-1 win at Bayer Leverkusen as title favourities Eintracht Frankfurt slumped to defeat by the same scoreline at Hasna Rostock.
Borussia Dortmund, who started the day level with Stuttgart and Eintracht of 50 points from 37 games, on 1 -O at lowly MSV Duisburg. But goal difference gave Stuttgart the three-way battle for the honours.
Leverkusen's Martin Kree opened the scoring in the 2Oth minute, and it soon began to look as if Stuttgart's season would end in disappointment.
But Fritz Walter got the vital equaliser. rattling home a 43rd minute penalty which also made him the season s top scorer with 22 goals.
Stuttgart kept up the pressure. but their spirits sand again when former East
German international Mathias Sammer got his marching orders in the 79th minute.
However glory was Just a few minutes when defender Buchawald pounced, causing an upset In the form book.
Eintracht had been the bookies' favourite, with the side led by German international midfielder Andreas Moller heading Stuttgart by seven goals and Dormund by 18 at the start of the day.
They also had a supposedly easy tie at Rostock champions of the former East German league.
But Jens Dowe confounded all the pundits, giving Rostock the briefest of leads in the 64th minute. Eintracht's Axel Kruse got the equaliser against his old club Just two minutes later and the title race was suddenly back on.
However, as Eintracht pushed forward for a late goal, Steafan Boger scuppered their season by grabbing Rostock's winner in the 9Oth minute.
Despite their upset victory, Rostock are relegated along with Fortna Dusseldorf and the two clubs promoted last season — Stuttgarter Kickers and MSV Duisburg
Dortmund owed their vic-
tory to Swiss hot-shot Stephane Chapulsat, whose 10th minute goal made him the season’s second highest scorer with 20.
Dortmund and Eintracht will meanwhile be joined by Cologne and last season's champions FC Kaiserslautern In the next UEFA Cup campaign.
Bayern Munich, who plumbed the depths of German football at the start of the sea son. before twice changing their coach, finished a respectable 10th.