Union Berlin and 1. FC Köln draw 1-1; Union forward Becker scores but substitute's late goal secures Cologne point.

Title: Union Berlin and 1. FC Köln Draw 1-1, Substitute's Late Goal Secures Cologne Point

In the Bundesliga match between Union Berlin and 1. FC Köln on Sunday, both teams showcased their talent with a spirited display that saw neither side able to dominate the game. However, it was a remarkable performance by Union forward Michael Becker who scored in the 85th minute, sealing a 1-1 draw.

The match started off in a lively fashion as both teams fought for possession, with Union pressing hard while 1. FC Köln defended well. But eventually, it was the defending champions who broke the deadlock in the 62nd minute when midfielder Christian Hübner headed home a corner kick from 18-yard distance. The goal was enough to give 1. FC Köln a lead and gave them a chance to extend their lead early in the second half.

However, it was not to be easy for the visitors as 1. FC Köln continued to push forward, scoring twice within five minutes of the restart. In the 77th minute, midfielder Jörg Wolfschuh drilled a shot into the net past goalkeeper David Ziegler to make it 2-0. This was the first time 1. FC Köln had scored in the first half of a match since they drew 4-4 against VfB Stuttgart on November 19, 2018.

Despite the deficit, Union did not let up as they came back with a goalless draw at halftime. With just over ten minutes left in the second half, 1. FC Köln's substitute, Christian Schäfer, scored the decisive goal, securing a 1-1 draw.

The result was a close one, but it was clear that both teams played their best football, and the points were shared equally. While 1. FC Köln dominated possession and created more chances than Union, they struggled with pressure from the opposition and conceded two goals in the final few minutes.

In conclusion, the draw was a testament to both teams' hard work and determination to come out victorious. It is evident that both clubs have a lot of potential to reach higher levels of competition in the upcoming seasons. As for the players, both Becker and Schäfer will undoubtedly be remembered as key figures in the team's efforts to secure a positive outcome.