Borussia Mönchengladbach draws 1-1 against Hertha BSC.

Borussia Mönchengladbach and Hertha BSC have drawn their first Bundesliga match in the history of the club, with Borussia coming out on top 1-1.

The game started brightly as Borussia took the lead early in the second half through a header from Christian Pulisic, but Hertha bounced back to level things up just before halftime. However, Borussia fought back to take the lead again in the third minute of extra time, with Christian Pulisic's header off a corner kick by Marco Reus.

In the final minutes of extra time, Borussia sealed the win with a penalty shootout, where both teams faced a penalty shoot-out after the ball was cleared off the line. In the end, Borussia won the shootout with a goal from Christian Pulisic and a penalty kick from Marco Reus.

Both teams had chances to score goals in the first half, but it was only the German side who managed to break down Hertha's defense and create chances for themselves. It was a close game that saw both sides trying to find the equalizer or scoring a late winner.

The draw leaves both clubs tied at the top of the table with two games left to play. With the season still young, this is likely to be a good starting point for both teams. The result will also help Borussia Mönchengladbach to secure their place in the UEFA Champions League next season, while Hertha BSC will look to build on their recent success and potentially make a move towards the league title.