Union Berlin secured their second consecutive victory in the Bundesliga with a commanding 2-0 over Mainz 05 at Berliner Olympiastadion on Sunday afternoon.
The match began with both teams showing great intent, but it was Union who took control of the game early on. They created several opportunities to score, including a penalty kick that was saved by Mainz goalkeeper Marcel Schmelzer. However, they were unable to take advantage of these chances and were forced to settle for a goalless draw at halftime.
In the second half, Union came out even more determined to secure the win. They made a series of attacking moves that tested Mainz's defense, and eventually found the breakthrough in the 71st minute through a well-worked team goal. The ball was played into the box by Union defender Maximilian Kranke, who was able to find his teammate who headed the ball past Mainz goalkeeper Schmelzer.
Two minutes later, Union added another goal when substitute Yannick Carrasco scored from close range after being set up by a pass from Thomas Delaney. The final whistle sounded just before the hour mark, leaving Union with all three points and securing their place in the top six.
This victory is a significant boost for Union, who have struggled to find consistency this season. Their recent form has been impressive, and they will be looking to continue their good run of results against the likes of Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich in the coming weeks. Overall, it was a well-deserved victory for Union, who showed their resilience and determination throughout the match.