Union Berlin
1. FC KölnDay 8
Union Berlin: 1. Roennow - 4. Van den Bosch, 5. Friedrich, 17. Köhn - 20. Aebischer (Latte Lath, 84) - 8. Khedira R., 9. Burcu (Wooyeong Jeong, 74), 13. Schäfer, 21. Skarke (Burke, 61), 30. Imeri (Kemlein, 61) - 19. Haberer (Trimmel, 74)
Substitution: Kemlein (from 61); Burke (from 61); Trimmel (from 74); Wooyeong Jeong (from 74); Latte Lath (from 84)
Bench: 31. Raab - 15. Rothe - 14. Querfeld - 32. Gray M.
Yellow Cards: Van den Bosch 37; Imeri 54; Kemlein 76; Köhn 77
1. FC Köln: 1. Schwabe - 2. Schmied J., 3. Sosa B., 22. Simpson-Pusey, 28. Sebulonsen (Castro-Montes, 61) - 23. Okon-Engstler - 5. Krauß T., 8. Jóhannesson Í.B. (Moore, 61), 30. Bülter, 37. Maina (El Mala M., 72) - 10. El Mala S.
Substitution: Castro-Montes (from 61); Moore (from 61); El Mala M. (from 72)
Bench: 20. Zieler - 14. Mensah G., 24. Lochoschvili - 11. Heskey R. - 7. Waldschmidt, 29. Thielmann
Yellow Cards: Simpson-Pusey 45; Okon-Engstler 53; Maina 69
Bayern Munich scored exactly half of their goals for the season in a devastating fourth-round Bundesliga victory
Schalke finally have a Bundesliga victory to celebrate
FC Bayern Munich continue their relentless march towards yet another Bundesliga title
The Bundesliga giants ultimately asserted their quality, claiming a 3–1 victory away from home
Marco Rose’s side were beaten 3–1
The hosts racked up an impressive 18 shots, converting both of their penalties
Harry Kane who rescued a point for the champions with yet another clutch finish
