### Berlin's Union Beats Dortmund in Upset; Home Attendance Surpasses 25,000
The Bundesliga match between Berlin's Union and Dortmund on Sunday was a nail-biting encounter that caught many by surprise. Despite being underdogs in the league standings, Union managed to defeat Dortmund 1-0 at their home ground, Stadion des Olympiastadions, setting up a tense finish for the final.
The game started with both teams displaying high energy levels as they looked to secure points against each other. However, it wasn't until the second half that things began to heat up. Union goalkeeper Jonas Lekholm made several crucial saves to keep Dortmund at bay throughout the first half.
In the 74th minute, Union finally broke the deadlock when forward Max Grunewald scored from a corner kick. The goal was a testament to the team's resilience and determination, even after facing tough opposition.
Dortmund had the opportunity to tie the game in the final moments but couldn't capitalize on a few chances. With just minutes left, Union held firm and secured their victory, leaving Dortmund disappointed but not defeated.
The win over Dortmund also marked a significant milestone for Union, as their home attendance surpassed 25,000 for the first time in their history. This achievement highlights the growing popularity and fan support for the club, which has been steadily increasing since the pandemic hit.
Union manager Marco Reus expressed his satisfaction with the performance, acknowledging the hard work of his players despite the difficult conditions. He praised the team's ability to stay focused and play with intensity even when facing a strong opponent.
This victory sets the stage for more challenging matches ahead for both teams. As the season progresses, it will be interesting to see how these two clubs continue to perform and whether their performances can influence the overall standings in the Bundesliga.