Union Berlin defeated Bundesliga rivals Dortmund in a thrilling match on Wednesday night at the Allianz Arena. The Union scored first with a penalty kick by German international forward Christian Pulisic after just three minutes, but Dortmund responded quickly to level the score with a goal from goalkeeper Timo Werner.

The match was marred by controversy as Dortmund's captain, Mats Hummels, was shown a yellow card for his late tackle on Union defender Benjamin Pavard. This incident sparked a heated discussion on social media and led to a further red card for Hummels against the Union.

Despite the red card, Dortmund still managed to maintain their dominance throughout the match. They held a commanding lead early in the second half, thanks to goals from midfielder Andreas Christensen and striker Sebastian Huth.

In the dying moments of regulation time, Union pulled away with a penalty kick by Pulisic, who made it 1-0 before conceding the winning goal. The crowd erupted in cheers when Pulisic converted the spot-kick to secure victory for Union.

The Union's win marked their 14th consecutive match without conceding a goal, breaking a record set by Manchester United. The club also recorded its most watched game ever, with over 25,000 fans watching the match live on television.

The victory is a testament to Union's resilience and determination despite facing a formidable opposition. It also shows that even in tough times, there is always hope for the future.