Fabian Bredlow
VFB
Goalkeeper
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Mar 2, 1995 (31)
Both
6'3"
192 lb
Keeps a clean sheet
Bredlow recorded one save and secured a clean sheet in Wednesday's 3-0 win against Slovan Bratislava.
Analysis: Bredlow didn't face much pressure, as he only logged one save in Wednesday's UCL match. He has a good chance at another clean sheet in the next match against Hamburger SV, as the team has only scored five goals in five Bundesliga games.
Sees one go
Bredlow made one save and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 loss to Borussia Dortmund.
Analysis: Bredlow made one save while allowing the lone goal in Saturday's loss to Dortmund. He is still searching for his first clean sheet of the season after a difficult start to the campaign, conceding nine goals in four matches while making 15 saves.
Falls to Hoffenheim
Bredlow allowed two goals while making six saves during Saturday's 2-1 loss to Hoffenheim.
Analysis: Bredlow allowed a goal in each half including the game winner in the 67th minute. The keeper has allowed eight goals while combining for 14 saves over his first three Bundesliga starts. Bredlow and Stuttgart take on Dortmund at home next weekend.
Makes two saves, concedes one
Bredlow recorded two saves and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 3-1 win over Viking FK.
Analysis: Bredlow was beaten in the first half, but he was pretty solid the rest of the way, and he didn't have a ton of responsibility in the goal he conceded. Bredlow should remain Stuttgart's go-to option between the posts as long as he stays healthy. His next UCL match comes on the road against Slovan Bratislava on Oct. 14.
Rebounds with win
Bredlow allowed a goal while making three saves during Friday's 4-1 win over Koln.
Analysis: Bredlow allowed a goal in the 81st minute, but was backed with four goals as Stuttgart rolled to victory. The keeper has allowed six goals while combining for eight saves over his first two matches this season. Stuttgart take on Viking FK in the Champions League on Wednesday.
Conceded five
Bredlow had five saves and allowed five goals in Friday's 5-1 loss to Bayern Munich.
Analysis: Bredlow faced nine shots and saved five of them, also allowing an own goal during Friday's loss. It was a day to forget against the best team in the league, and Bredlow really didn't embarrass himself. It was always going to be a difficult match for him, and he did his best to stand up to the incredible Bayern attack.
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