Union Berlin and VfB Stuttgart delivered a jaw-dropping spectacle on Saturday, playing out a dramatic 4-4 draw in a match that will go down in Bundesliga history.

All eight goals were scored in the first half—setting a new league record for the most goals in a single half of football. Fans at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei were treated to 45 minutes of pure attacking madness, with both defences torn apart in an end-to-end blitz that few could have predicted.

The second half, in sharp contrast, produced no goals at all, leaving both sides to settle for a point in a match that felt like a rollercoaster ride packed into just one half of football.

The result sees Stuttgart maintain their push for European qualification, while Union Berlin continue to scrap for mid-table stability in an increasingly competitive league campaign.

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2024-25, Germany - Bundesliga

Union Berlin - VfB Stuttgart 4:4 (4:4)
Goals: Ilić An., 5 (1:0); Leite, 19 (2:0); Undav, 23 (2:1); Millot, 29 (2:2); Querfeld, 38 (3:2); Chabot, 43 (3:3); Führich, 45 (3:4); Ilić An., 45 (4:4)

Union Berlin: Roennow; Leite; Doekhi; Rothe; Trimmel; Khedira; Schafer (Tousart, 90); Querfeld; Hollerbach (Skarke, 83); Haberer (Benes, 72); Ilić An. (Ljubicic M., 83)
Bench: Schwolow; Ogbemudia; Vogt; Preu; Prtajin

VfB Stuttgart: Nübel; Mittelstädt; Stergiou (Stenzel, 90); Chabot (Hendriks R., 72); Jeltsch; Stiller; Karazor; Führich (Bruun Larsen, 90); Millot; Demirovic; Undav
Bench: Bredlow; Al Dakhil; Jaquez; Rieder Fa.; Keitel
Yellow Cards: Chabot 18; Hendriks R. 89