In a thrilling match that saw Union Berlin edge FC Köln with a narrow 2-1 victory, the two teams put on a show for the fans in attendance at Berlin's Olympic Stadium.

The game started off with both teams playing aggressively and looking to get the better of each other early on. However, it was Union Berlin who took the lead in the 17th minute through a well-taken goal from midfielder Benjamin Knoche. The score remained 1-0 until half-time when Union Berlin scored their second goal through a penalty kick from forward Marcel Becker.

Despite the deficit, FC Köln fought hard to come back and level the scores in the 88th minute through a penalty kick from defender Timo Hildebrand. However, Union Berlin held on for the win, securing a crucial point that boosted their league position.

For Union Berlin, this victory is a big step towards securing a top-four finish in the Bundesliga next season. Their coach, Oliver Glasner, praised his players' resilience and grit after the match, saying "We played really well today and were unlucky not to score more goals. But we managed to hold on for the win and that's what matters."

On the other hand, FC Köln will be disappointed by the loss but will need to work on their defensive solidity if they want to improve their chances of finishing in the top six.

Overall, this match was a closely contested affair that showcased the skill and determination of both teams. It will be interesting to see how the standings change as a result of this match, and whether either team can secure a top-four spot in the final round of fixtures.