FC Augsburg beat Union Berlin and achieved an important victory in the fight for the European Cup places. The Berliners remain at the bottom of the table.
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FC Augsburg – Union Berlin 2:0 (1:0)
FC Augsburg beat Union Berlin 2-0 (0-0). Phillip Tietz (47th minute) and Sven Michel (81st) scored the goals. In the fight for the European Cup places, FC Augsburg achieved an important home win. Augsburg’s gap to sixth-placed Eintracht Frankfurt is now only three points. The Berliners, on the other hand, remain in the relegation battle with a six point lead over relegation place 16.
Union Berlin occasionally showed itself to be determined on the offensive. In the 12th minute, goalkeeper Finn Dahmen had to sprint out of the goal and save from Union’s Benedict Hollerbach (12th). In the 26th minute, the Berliner missed their next chance to score through Alex Kral. Augsburg, on the other hand, ended the first 45 minutes without a shot on goal.
The second half started with a goal for Augsburg. Tietz took advantage of an unsuccessful back pass from Diogo Leite (47th) and put Augsburg in the lead. It is his eighth goal of the season. Michel then made everything clear in the 81st minute.
FC Augsburg beat Union Berlin 2-0 (0-0). Phillip Tietz (47th minute) and Sven Michel (81st) scored the goals. In the fight for the European Cup places, FC Augsburg achieved an important home win. Augsburg’s gap to sixth-placed Eintracht Frankfurt is now only three points. The Berliners, on the other hand, remain in the relegation battle with a six point lead over relegation place 16.
Union Berlin occasionally showed itself to be determined on the offensive. In the 12th minute, goalkeeper Finn Dahmen had to sprint out of the goal and save from Union’s Benedict Hollerbach (12th). In the 26th minute, the Berliner missed their next chance to score through Alex Kral. Augsburg, on the other hand, ended the first 45 minutes without a shot on goal.
