Hertha Berlin, the German Bundesliga team, were hoping for a comeback after losing their first game in the league this season on Saturday. However, that hope was dashed when Hertha BSC beat TSG Hoffenheim, who finished second place in the league, by a score of 2-1.
The match started off slowly as both teams struggled to find the back of the net. After just over two minutes, Hertha BSC's Christian Eriksen scored his first goal of the season from a corner kick, giving her team a 1-0 lead. But Hoffenheim responded with a goal of their own, thanks to a header from their striker, Sebastian Huttner.
Despite the deficit, Hertha BSC continued to fight back and eventually leveled the score at 1-1. The match went into extra time, where both teams had equal chances to win the game. In the final minute of extra time, Hertha BSC goalkeeper Thomas Kimmich saved a penalty kick, allowing Hertha BSC to take the lead again.
In the second half, Hertha BSC continued to dominate the midfield and put pressure on Hoffenheim. Despite their best efforts, however, Hoffenheim still managed to get the winning goal. In the end, Hertha BSC won the match 2-1 and secured their first-ever comeback victory in the German Bundesliga.
This win will help Hertha BSC move up to the third position in the table, which is crucial for them to qualify for the Champions League next season. This result also shows that Jovetic's Assist can be a key factor in securing points for the club.
Overall, it was a tough match for both teams, but Hertha BSC proved that they can bounce back and come out victorious. With this victory, Hertha BSC has moved up to the top spot in the league, ensuring their chances of qualifying for the Champions League.