In a thrilling match at the Olympiastadion in Berlin on Sunday evening, Union Berlin secured a hard-fought victory over TSG Hoffenheim. The match was marked by some tense moments and several chances for both teams, but it was Union Berlin who emerged victorious with a 2-0 win.

The game started off with both sides trying to establish their dominance in midfield. However, Union Berlin's persistence paid off as they were able to control possession and create scoring opportunities. In the 41st minute, a corner kick from the right-wing found its way to the far post where striker Kevin Volland headed home to give Union Berlin the lead.

TSG Hoffenheim responded immediately, with their captain, Julian Brandt, putting pressure on Union's defense. But Union's goalkeeper, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, played brilliantly to deny Brandt any chance of scoring. Ter Stegen was particularly impressive in the second half when he made a number of crucial saves to keep his team in the game.

As the match entered the final stages, Union Berlin continued to press forward and create chances. In the 85th minute, substitute Robert Lewandowski put Union ahead with a powerful shot that went past Hoffenheim's goalkeeper. The goal gave Union Berlin the breathing space they needed to secure the win.

Despite being down two goals, Hoffenheim pushed hard in search of an equalizer. But Union's defense stood firm, keeping their opponents at bay and ensuring that they were crowned champions of the Bundesliga for the first time since 2009.

Overall, this match showcased the strength and resilience of both teams. It was a close and exciting encounter that saw both Union Berlin and TSG Hoffenheim leave the field with their heads held high.