VfL Bochum and FC Augsburg played out a thrilling draw at the Commerzbank-Arena on Saturday evening.
In the first half, both teams were able to create chances but neither was able to score. However, in the second half, VfL Bochum took control of the game and scored twice through their striker, who had previously been sent off for dissent during the match.
The first goal came just after the hour mark when VfL Bochum's striker scored from close range. The second goal came five minutes later as VfL Bochum's goalkeeper made a remarkable save to deny FC Augsburg's forward a goal.
Despite conceding two goals, FC Augsburg managed to salvage a point by scoring a late equalizer. The game ended in a 2-2 draw, leaving both sides disappointed but satisfied with the result.
Overall, it was a thrilling match that saw both teams put in a good performance. Despite the disappointment of not being able to win, both sides will be happy with the points they earned. It was also notable that VfL Bochum's striker had previously been sent off for dissent during the match, which added to the drama of the game. Overall, it was a great example of football where anything can happen on the pitch.