TSG Hoffenheim and Union Berlin played out a thrilling match at the Commerzbank-Arena on Saturday evening. The game was filled with excitement as both teams fought for every ball and created numerous chances to score.

In the opening minutes, TSG Hoffenheim took control of the match with a goal from substitute Mikel San José. However, Union Berlin soon responded with a well-taken goal from their captain, Marcel Sabitzer. The equalizer gave the visitors hope and they continued to push forward in search of a winner.

With just over half an hour remaining in the match, Union Berlin's striker, Mario Lemina, headed home a cross from the right flank to level the score at 1-1. The goal was a testament to the quality of the Union Berlin attack, which had been impressive throughout the match.

However, TSG Hoffenheim refused to give up and pressed hard for the winning goal. With five minutes left on the clock, substitute Robert Lewandowski hit a fierce shot that went past Union goalkeeper Bernd Leno. But the ball struck the woodwork and bounced back into play, giving the visitors hope once again.

In stoppage time, Union Berlin made one final attempt to win the match. Lemina headed a cross from the right flank again, but this time his header was blocked by Hoffenheim goalkeeper Jan-Christopher Jürgens. Despite the missed opportunity, Union Berlin were unable to find a breakthrough and the match ended in a 1-1 draw.

Overall, it was a thrilling match between two top-flight Bundesliga sides. Both teams showed great attacking intent and were full of energy throughout the match. It will be interesting to see how the teams perform in the coming weeks as they look to secure their place in Europe's elite competition.