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Luxembourg football: Strassen draw for the first time

By , based on L’essentiel

Map: Strassen, Luxembourg

UNA Strassen drew for the first time this season, 1-1 against Racing FC Union Luxembourg, on the 10th matchday of the Luxembourg championship. Babou Seye opened the scoring in the 7th minute before Dominik Stolz equalised in the 10th, reports L’essentiel.

UNA Strassen drew their first match of the season in Luxembourg’s football championship on Sunday 18 October, against Racing Football Club Union Lëtzebuerg (1-1). The result ended their winning run after nine rounds, reports L’essentiel.

The derby was decided in the first ten minutes: Babou Seye opened the scoring for Strassen in the 7th minute. Racing then equalised, according to L’essentiel.

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