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Union Berlin (w)

02-21 01:30

2 - 1

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Koln (w)

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End 2-1

96′

lia kamber

95′

A. Halverkamps

86′

M. Georgieva

A.Weiss

84′

L.Donhauser

W.Zawistowska

83′

T. Pawollek

81′

A.Bohnen

Laura·Vogt

77′

2-1

campbell

Assist: W.Sophie

77′

I.Heikkinen

J.Steinert

77′

A. Halverkamps

D. Orschmann

69′

D. Orschmann

67′

1-1

P.Bremer

Assist: L. Feiersinger

61′

W.Sophie

L.Heiseler

60′

N.Reissner

H.Eurlings

58′

H.Eurlings

56′

J.Steinert

45′

L.Andrade

Stolze

45′

P.Bremer

A.Achcińska

45′

Martyna Wiankowska

C.Imping

Halftime 1-0

46′

L.Heiseler

33′

Laura·Vogt

31′

1-0

D. Orschmann

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Union Berlin Women edged out Koln Women 2-1 in a hard-fought German Frauen Bundesliga encounter on February 21, 2026. This vital home win provided Union Berlin with crucial points in their battle to move away from the relegation zone, showcasing their resilience under pressure. The match was closely contested from the start, with Union Berlin managing to break the deadlock midway through the first half. Koln responded with determination and found an equalizer early in the second period, setting up a tense finale. The decisive moment came late in the game, as Union Berlin scored a winner from a set-piece situation, sending the home fans into raptures. The performance was characterized by grit and organization, with Union Berlin's defense holding firm in the final minutes to secure the result. The three points lifted Union Berlin's spirits and league position significantly. The winning manager highlighted his team's "never-say-die attitude," while the Koln coach was left to rue missed opportunities.