SportsPublished: 15 October 2026 at 05:57

Stuttgart ease past Slovan Bratislava in Champions League

German football club Stuttgart beat Slovakia's Slovan Bratislava 3-0 away in the Champions League. Stuttgart have a perfect start to the campaign, while Slovan have lost both of their opening matches.

Foto: BBC Sport

In the Champions League, European club football's top competition, Germany's Stuttgart defeated Slovan Bratislava, the club from the Slovak capital, 3-0. The match was played in Slovakia, and the visitors won without major difficulty.

The result allows Stuttgart to maintain a perfect start to this season's Champions League, with no points dropped in the competition so far.

Slovan Bratislava, by contrast, have made a poor start to the tournament. The Slovak side have lost both of their opening matches in this season's Champions League.

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