In the first Sunday match of the 31st Bundesliga round, VfL Bochum and Union Berlin drew 1-1. The game began with an early setback for Bochum, as Benedict Hollerbach scored for Berlin in the 17th minute. A long-range shot left goalkeeper Timo Horn with no chance. Despite the setback, Bochum showed determination and tried to build pressure through corners and set pieces. In the second half, Bochum managed to equalize. After a VAR decision, the VfL was awarded a penalty kick, which Matus Bero initially failed to convert. However, in the follow-up shot, he scored the 1-1 draw. Union had trouble launching counter-attacks. The home team dominated the game, but failed to score another goal. In the table, Bochum remains at the bottom, while Union stays 13th.
Bochum Earns Surprising 1-1 Draw Against Union Berlin
