BERLIN, Germany - Berlin Union FC has secured its place in the German Cup final after defeating Augsburg 2-1 on aggregate in their semi-final tie.
The match was played at the Olympiastadion in Berlin and saw both teams produce some impressive performances throughout the game. However, it was Berlin Union who ultimately emerged victorious, thanks to goals from Max Becker and Florian Knoche.
Becker's goal came in the first half when he capitalized on a defensive error by Augsburg to score his side's first goal. The second goal came in the second half when Knoche scored with a powerful shot that left Augsburg goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky no chance.
Despite the loss, Augsburg coach Christian Gross praised his team for their performance and said they will be looking forward to the upcoming Bundesliga season.
Meanwhile, Berlin Union manager Jochen Schneider expressed his satisfaction with the result and said that his team had worked hard all season and deserved to reach this stage of the competition.
Overall, it was a thrilling match between two strong sides and it remains to be seen whether either team can go on to win the German Cup. Regardless, it was a memorable day for both teams and fans alike.