History was made in the Bundesliga this weekend as Marie-Louise Eta took charge of Union Berlin, becoming the first woman to lead a men's team in one of Europe's top five leagues. While her debut ended in a tough 2-1 loss to Wolfsburg, the moment marked a significant step forward for the sport.

The result leaves Union Berlin in 12th place with 32 points, keeping a nervous eye on the relegation battle just six points below them. For Wolfsburg, the vital three points offer a lifeline in their own fight for survival, moving them to 24 points and off the very bottom of the table.

Meanwhile, the title race is all but over after Borussia Dortmund fell 2-1 to Hoffenheim. With leaders Bayern Munich needing just a single point from their remaining matches, the championship is poised to head back to Munich.

Hoffenheim's victory, powered by two Andrej Kramaric penalties, shook up the European qualification picture. They leapfrogged Bayer Leverkusen into fifth place after Leverkusen themselves stumbled to a 2-1 home defeat against Augsburg. If the season ended today, Hoffenheim would be heading for the Europa League, with Leverkusen dropping into the Conference League spot.

In the tense battle at the bottom, Werder Bremen gave themselves crucial breathing room with a 3-1 win over Hamburg, moving up to 14th and level on points with their rivals.