On Sunday, Hertha BSC suffered a defeat against TSG Hoffenheim in their Bundesliga match, resulting in a 2-1 loss for the team. Despite the loss, however, it was not all bad news for Hertha BSC as they were able to secure two important points that could potentially save them from relegation.
In the first half, Hertha BSC struggled to create any significant opportunities on goal, with TSG Hoffenheim taking control of the game and creating several chances of their own. However, in the second half, Hertha BSC began to turn things around and took advantage of some mistakes made by TSG Hoffenheim.
In the 67th minute, Hertha BSC equalized through a goal scored by Jovetic. The Serbian forward played a clever one-two with his teammate, who then found himself alone in front of the TSG Hoffenheim goalkeeper. With only a few seconds left on the clock, Jovetic slotted the ball past the goalkeeper and into the back of the net, giving Hertha BSC a crucial point.
Just six minutes later, Hertha BSC doubled their lead through a well-taken penalty kick. After being fouled by a TSG Hoffenheim defender, Hertha BSC midfielder Christian Fuchs stepped up to take the spot-kick and put the ball into the back of the net, ensuring the team's survival for another week.
Despite the loss, Hertha BSC has now secured two crucial points that could potentially save them from relegation. While the team will be disappointed with the result, they can take comfort in the fact that they have shown resilience and determination throughout the season so far. As they continue to fight for their survival, Hertha BSC will need to focus on improving their defensive performance and finding ways to score goals if they want to avoid relegation.