Stuttgart beat Bochum 4-0, Hoeness: This was a very neat performance

With Jeff Chabot's goal and Demirovic's hat trick, Stuttgart defeated Stuttgart 4-0 in this round of the Bundesliga. After returning to the winning track, Stuttgart coach Hoeness said that it was a very neat performance and hoped that the team could maintain the momentum.

Chris Ferich took a corner kick in the 8th minute, Karazor headed the ball to Jeff Chabot, who volleyed the ball and scored the first goal for Stuttgart 1-0. In the 11th minute, Demirovic received Karazor's pass and broke into the penalty area with a push shot, helping Stuttgart continue to lead Bochum 2-0.

In the 48th minute of the second half, Hendricks passed the ball to the goal, and Demirovic fell to the ground and shot directly, helping Stuttgart to change the score to 3-0. In the 85th minute, Stuttgart shook off the defense and passed the ball to the penalty area. Demirovic, who was unguarded, pushed the ball into the goal, helping Stuttgart to further expand its lead to 4-0.

In the end, Stuttgart beat Bochum 4-0 away. It is worth mentioning that Stuttgart eliminated Leipzig 3-1 in the German Cup semi-final earlier and successfully obtained a ticket to the final.

Stuttgart coach Hoeness said in an interview, "There are many things that are very favorable to us in this game. We hoped to start strongly before the game, and we did it, scoring two goals in the first 11 minutes. This ideal start helped us quickly control the rhythm of the game and relieved a lot of pressure."

"The team stayed focused and aggressive throughout the game and it was a very clean performance overall. This is a very valuable win for us and we hope to continue this energy and move forward."

Demirovic, who scored a hat trick in this game, said, "This is a crucial game. We hope to bring the momentum of the German Cup victory to this game and get back on track. We did it, and everyone is very happy. The key is that we scored the key goal at the right time."

"I'm really happy with my hat-trick, it means a lot to me. I heard that after a hat-trick you can take the match ball home, so I've got it and I'll put it in a good place at home."