In the latest match between VfL Bochum and Cologne, both teams played to a scoreline of 1-1. The game was decided by a draw at the end of the first half, but after the break, both teams came close to scoring goals.
The game started off in a promising fashion as both teams looked to get on the board early. However, it wasn't until the 25th minute that VfL scored their first goal. A corner kick from the back line found its way into the box, where a shot by a forward deflected off the goalkeeper's leg and went through the post and into the back of the net.
This goal gave VfL a 1-0 lead heading into halftime. After halftime, both teams continued to press hard and make attempts to equalize or score. It didn't take long for both teams to find their rhythm, however, as both sides were able to put together some good chances.
Cologne had the better of the two chances during the second half, as they scored in the 64th minute. A corner kick was sent towards the back of the box, which was deflected by a defender into the penalty area, where a shot by a forward hit the crossbar and flew out past the keeper.
After a timeout, VfL took advantage of a loose ball and scored again, this time from a corner kick. Another chance fell to Cologne, who responded with another shot from the left side of the box, but it was blocked by the VfL goalkeeper.
With just seconds remaining in the game, VfL had a chance to equalize again, but it was ruled out because the referee thought the ball crossed the line before it reached the goal. The game ended with a draw, leaving both teams looking to bounce back with a win.
In conclusion, VfL Bochum and Cologne have both shown great resilience and determination throughout the match. Both teams showed great skill and creativity, and both players contributed positively to the team's success. With a draw, both teams will be looking to bounce back stronger next week.