In a tight Bundesliga clash, Union Berlin eked out a 1-0 victory over SC Freiburg, thanks to a late strike from substitute Jeong Woo-Yeong. Despite dominating possession with 73% of the ball, Freiburg struggled to create clear-cut chances, managing just 6 shots on target compared to Union's 4.

The tactical key to Union's win was their ability to absorb Freiburg's pressure and capitalize on the counter-attack. With just 27% of the ball, Union were clinical, converting 1 of their 4 shots on target. Jeong's goal in the 90th minute, set up by a smart pass from Stefan Nsoki, proved to be the decisive moment.

For Freiburg, the tactical failure was their inability to break down Union's resolute defense. Despite enjoying 73% possession and taking 19 total shots, they managed just 1.19 expected goals. The stats suggest Freiburg lacked the incisiveness to truly test Union goalkeeper Frederik Rønnow, who made 6 saves on the day.

In the end, Union's efficiency and discipline were the difference-makers. Winning despite having just 27% of the ball and 9 total shots is a testament to their tactical setup and clinical finishing. Freiburg will be left ruing their lack of creativity and killer instinct in the final third.