Union Berlin
Mainz 05Day 16
Ljubicic M. 86'
Hollerbach 69'
Union Berlin: 1. Roennow - 4. Leite D. (Ljubicic M., 79), 5. Doekhi, 39. Köhn - 6. Kemlein (Schafer, 65), 7. Burke (Wooyeong Jeong, 70), 8. Khedira, 9. Burcu (Ansah, 65), 14. Querfeld - 19. Haberer (Trimmel, 70), 23. Ilić An.
Substitution: Schafer (from 65); Ansah (from 65); Trimmel (from 70); Wooyeong Jeong (from 70); Ljubicic M. (from 79)
Bench: 31. Raab - 18. Juranovic, 33. Král - 34. Nsoki
Yellow Cards: Leite D. 19; Doekhi 57
Mainz 05: 33. Batz - 16. Bell S., 21. da Costa, 30. Widmer - 6. Sano, 7. Lee Jae-sung, 10. Amiri N. (Nebel P., 78), 22. Veratschnig, 31. Kohr - 17. Hollerbach (Sieb A., 78), 20. Tietz P. (Maloney, 85)
Substitution: Nebel P. (from 78); Sieb A. (from 78); Maloney (from 85)
Bench: 1. Riess L. - 48. Potulski - 24. Kawasaki - 9. Nordin - 14. Vick W., 44. Weiper
The final whistle confirmed a 2:2 draw
Marco Rose’s side were beaten 3–1
The hosts racked up an impressive 18 shots, converting both of their penalties
Result brought frustration for both sides but historical disappointment for the hosts
Harry Kane who rescued a point for the champions with yet another clutch finish
Bremen secured a hard-fought and vital 1–0 victory
Bayer survived a wild back-and-forth battle
The Foals remain winless this season with 3 draws and 4 losses
Bundesliga title race is very much alive
Union came out on top in a wild, seven-goal shootout
Union Berlin centre-back has beaten out the likes of Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala
Bayer Leverkusen closed their Bundesliga season with a dramatic 2–2 draw away at Mainz — a match that doubled as a farewell to head coach Xabi Alonso and a final push for Patrik Schick in the Golden Boot race
A win in their next outing would officially crown them German champions for the 34th time
The second half, in sharp contrast, produced no goals at all
Leverkusen failed to break down a resolute Union Berlin
Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany shared his thoughts on his team’s 1–1 draw with Union in the Bundesliga
The result marks another missed opportunity for Bayern to extend their lead at the top
Eintracht Frankfurt followed the lead of the Bundesliga's top teams by suffering a defeat
This marks their fourth consecutive win under coach Bo Henriksen
RB Leipzig suffered a disappointing 2-1 home defeat
Dortmund put an emphatic end to their recent struggles
