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Jeong snatches Union late draw at Stuttgart in Bundesliga
- On Sunday, Union Berlin's Woo-yeong Jeong scored a late equaliser to earn a 1-1 draw at Stuttgart, refusing to celebrate against his former club.
- Chris Fuehrich put Stuttgart in front just before the hour after a Hendriks charge, but Angelo Stiller squandered a golden chance with 10 minutes remaining.
- Substitute Jeong came on in the 75th minute, extending Union's unbeaten run to five matches and maintaining their eighth place in the table.
- The draw reshuffled top-half positions with Stuttgart holding fourth place, a point clear of fifth-placed RB Leipzig, while Union occupy eighth and sit five points behind the European placings.
- Weekend play continues as Freiburg travel to struggling Augsburg later on Sunday, while Bayern Munich still top the standings with an 11-point lead.
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Union Berlin started the second half of the season with a draw in Stuttgart. Once again, it was the substitutes who secured the point.
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VfB Stuttgart separated from 1. FC Union Berlin on the 18th match day of the Bundesliga 1:1 draw. Notes and individual criticism for the appearance of the Swabia.
Victory in Leverkusen, Dreier gegen die Eintracht - but only one point at the end of the English week: VfB Stuttgart separates 1:1 from Union Berlin.
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BERLIN, Jan 18 (Reuters) - VfB Stuttgart conceded an 83rd-minute equaliser to settle for a 1-1 draw against visitors Union Berlin on Sunday and miss their chance to move into the top three in the Bundesliga. Read full story
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