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If you like to see goals in football, you had to turn this weekend to Germany this weekend. With eight goals in the first period, the Berlin Union and the VFB Stuttgart (four each) set a new Bundesliga record on Saturday evening.
The second period of the meeting, during the 30th day of the German championship, was however much less prolific. The two teams were indeed separated after 90 minutes on the same score as in the break (4-4).
The Berlinois mark the first
In their atle Föresterei stadium, the Berliners started the game perfectly, with two goals from Andrej Ilic (5th) and Diogo Leite (19th). But Stuttgart returned to the score thanks to Deniz Undav (23rd) and Enzo Millot (29th), before the half hour of play. The Union Berlin resumed the orders of the meeting thanks to a sublime strike more than 30 meters from Leopold Querfeld who came to stay in the middle of Alexander Nübel in the 38th minute. Sebastian Hoeness's men equalized five minutes later by Jeff Chabot.
With six goals scored, the meeting referee granted five minutes of additional time, in which Chris Führich gave the advantage to Stuttgart. On a last free kick, the Berliners equalized (4-4) in the sixth minute of additional time by Andrej ilic.
Record of 10 goals for a second period
The previous record in the Bundesliga in a first period was seven goals, four times including the last time on May 5, 2019, a 6-1 for Eintracht Frankfurt on the lawn of Bayer Leverkusen. During a second period, the record was held by Borussia Dortmund, which had scored 10 goals against Arminia Bielefeld on November 6, 1982 in Westfalenstadion, during its 11-1 victory.
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With 41 points, Stuttgart remains 10th and will bet on the final of the German Cup against the Arminia Bielefeld (3rd division) May 24 in Berlin to qualify in the Europa League next season, while the Union ensures its maintenance in the Bundesliga with 35 points (13th).
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