Union Berlin
Arminia2nd round
Union Berlin: 1. Roennow - 4. Leite D., 5. Doekhi, 15. Rothe, 28. Trimmel (Haberer, 76) - 8. Khedira, 13. Schafer (Kemlein, 61), 14. Querfeld, 21. Skarke (Burke, 67) - 10. Ansah (Wooyeong Jeong, 60), 23. Ilić An. (Bogdanov D., 67)
Substitution: Wooyeong Jeong (from 60); Kemlein (from 61); Burke (from 67); Bogdanov D. (from 67); Haberer (from 76)
Bench: 31. Raab - 33. Král, 39. Köhn - 34. Nsoki
Yellow Cards: Schafer 29; Ilić An. 66
Arminia: 1. Kersken - 3. Felix J., 19. Grosser, 23. Schneider L., 29. Handwerker - 6. Corboz, 37. Sarenren (Kania J., 73), 38. Wörl (Hagmann F., 81) - 11. Grodowski (Mehlem, 73), 14. Momuluh (Young I., 73), 27. Boakye
Substitution: Mehlem (from 73); Kania J. (from 73); Young I. (from 73); Hagmann F. (from 81)
Bench: 18. Oppermann - 17. Sicker, 24. Lannert - 8. Schreck, 20. Micheler
Yellow Cards: Sarenren 46
Bremen secured a hard-fought and vital 1–0 victory
The Foals remain winless this season with 3 draws and 4 losses
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
Stuttgart raced into a 4–0 lead within the first 60 minutes
The second half, in sharp contrast, produced no goals at all
Leverkusen failed to break down a resolute Union Berlin
Third-division Arminia Bielefeld created one of the greatest upsets in DFB-Pokal history
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
Dortmund put an emphatic end to their recent struggles
Union Berlin suffered their third consecutive defeat in the Bundesliga
Bayer forward Patrik Schick in his 100th match for the club scored the winning goal
Bayern Munich became the first team from the European top-five championships to reach 50 goals in all tournaments
