Borussia Mönchengladbach scored a late equalizer to secure their first win of the season against TSG Hoffenheim at the Veltins-Arena on Saturday evening. The match was a closely contested affair, with both teams creating numerous chances throughout the game.
In the 91st minute, Gladbach defender Jannik Vestergaard managed to head home from a corner kick, giving his team the lead they needed. However, Hoffenheim refused to give up and pushed forward for a goal of their own.
In the dying moments of the match, Gladbach winger Kevin Maguire found himself one-on-one with Hoffenheim goalkeeper Stefan Szymczak, but he was able to turn the ball back towards his own goal. With no other players in position to clear the ball, it looped into the net, securing Gladbach's first win of the season.
The victory is a significant moment for Gladbach, who had struggled to find form this season. They were also without key players such as Naldo and Mario Götze due to injury, which added to their difficulties.
Despite the disappointment of losing to TSV 1860 Munich earlier in the week, Gladbach bounced back with a strong performance against Hoffenheim. Their victory comes at a crucial time for the club, as they look to build momentum heading into the second half of the season.
Overall, it was a remarkable comeback by Gladbach that will be remembered for years to come. They have now moved up to fifth place in the Bundesliga table, just two points behind leaders Bayern Munich.