US EditionBosnia Keeper Nikola Vasilj's Saves Help St. Pauli Hold on for a Point Against Union Berlin
- Nikola Vasilj’s goalkeeping helped St. Pauli secure a 1-1 draw against Union Berlin in the Bundesliga, where he made a notable double save after facing eight shots on target.
- St. Pauli scored first with Mathias Pereira Lage’s long-distance volley, but Union Berlin’s Andrej Ilic equalized with a header following a corner.
- St. Pauli played the last three minutes with 10 men after captain Jackson Irvine was sent off for two yellow cards.
- The draw was significant in the context of the Bundesliga relegation battle.
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Five days after the startling victory in the World Cup playoffs against Italy, Pauli's Bosnian goalkeeper Nikola Vasilj against Union Berlin is once again in the focus. First he saves in extreme need – and then charges against Italy's goalkeeper Donnarumma.
Union Berlin put up a tough fight against relegation-threatened FC St. Pauli on Easter Sunday. But their great hopes were not fulfilled.
In the Sunday matches of the Bundesliga there were the following results:
Estonian national football team player Karol Mets' home club St. Pauli earned a draw in the German top flight, but will continue in the transfer window.
Volley-Knaller, Stürmerschlück und viel Kampf: In the duel with St. Pauli Union defends its cushion on the endangered zone. The hamburgers remain in the middle.
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