The planned outcome where Bayern Munich wins against Stuttgart at MHPArena would push them closer to the Bundesliga championship.
Stuttgart remains in seventh position with 36 points while competing for a Champions League qualification after game 1-1 against Hoffenheim on February 23 yet Bayern holds an eight-point lead on top of the table at 58 points by beating Eintracht Frankfurt 4-0 on Sunday.
The Rotweiss took an early ninth-minute lead against Hoffenheim during which they generated numerous direct goal prospects yet their subpar conversion gave Orban an opportunity to score his team's solitary big chance in the 74th minute.
Stuttgart's previous draw resulted in their fifth Bundesliga match without a clean sheet and their last seven competitions produced 12 goals against them.
The performances in the final third are likely causing concern among Stuttgart head coach Sebastian Hoeness since his team scored one goal or less in six of their last seven matches.
Stuttgart trails Freiburg by just three points in the Champions League qualification spot with upcoming matches against all the current top three teams in the division.
The recent matches for Hoeness's team have yielded only two victories and four defeats alongside a single draw in their seven-game span and they have suffered defeat in three consecutive Bundesliga matches.
The home ground of Stuttgart produces poor results since MHPArena witnesses three defeats during their four latest home fixtures and two defeats in their three most recent appearances.
The visitors' 69 goals in the Bundesliga are at least 18 more than any other side in the top division, and the win marked the 20th time they have scored three or more goals in a game this season.
Given that they gave up six goals and failed to maintain a clean sheet in their previous three league games, manager Vincent Kompany will also be happy with his team's performance, which was their third straight clean sheet.
In the rematch on October 19, the Bavarians defeated Stuttgart 4-0, with talisman Harry Kane scoring a hat-trick in the second half.
Although Kompany's club has lost nine of their past ten games, they have drew two of their last three, putting up lackluster efforts against Celtic and Bayer Leverkusen during that time.
Although Bayern has only lost one of their 11 away Bundesliga games and won seven, they have lost two of their previous six away games and been held to a draw in one of those games.
