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Hertha Berlin
VfL Bochum
Attacks
115
100
Dangerous Attacks
33
25
Ball Possession
48
52
On Target
2
2
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End 1-1
91′
1-1
L.Morgalla
89′
J. Brooks
J.Brekalo
89′
J.Eitschberger
M. Karbownik
86′
K. Vogt
77′
J.Luca Schuler
D. Kownacki
77′
M.Krattenmacher
J. Dudziak
72′
E. Mašović
P. Strompf
72′
K.Wätjen
F.Alfa-Ruprecht
63′
B.Lum
K. Sessa
63′
C.Marshall
C.Lenz
62′
K. Sessa
59′
M. Cuisance
45′
L.Morgalla
O.Olsen
45′
K. Vogt
N. Loosli
Halftime 1-0
45′
D. Kownacki
37′
O.Olsen
16′
P. Strompf
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Match Info
German Bundesliga 2: Hertha Berlin 1-1 VfL Bochum. A highly anticipated clash between two promotion contenders ended in a hard-fought 1-1 draw at the Olympiastadion in Berlin on March 15, 2026. The result leaves both teams in the thick of the race for a return to the Bundesliga, with neither able to land a decisive blow. Hertha started brightly and took a deserved lead in the 25th minute through a well-worked team move finished by their central midfielder. Bochum grew into the game and found an equalizer just before halftime, capitalizing on a defensive error to slot home from close range. The second half was a tense, physical affair with both sides having half-chances to win it; Hertha hit the post from a free-kick, while Bochum's striker saw a late header brilliantly saved. The shared points see Hertha maintain their position in the promotion playoff spot, while Bochum stays within touching distance of the automatic promotion places. Hertha's coach reflected on a missed opportunity, saying, "We had the game under control but conceded a soft goal. We need to be more ruthless." Bochum's manager was more satisfied, stating, "A point in Berlin is always a good result. We showed great character to come back."

