Real Madrid once again proved their dominance as they came from behind to beat Union Berlin and reach the Champions League last 16 with a 100% record.
By Olisa Obi
The hosts went ahead through Kevin Volland after goalkeeper Frederik Ronnow saved Luka Modric’s penalty.
If the Germans had won, it would have taken them into the Europa League play-offs, but former Stoke and Newcastle striker Joselu scored two headers to put Real ahead.
Alex Kral’s low shot made it 2-2, before Dani Ceballos finished a Jude Bellingham’s pass for the winning goal.
The Fourteen-time European champions Real won all six of their Group C matches only to end with 18 points, eight more than second-placed Napoli who beat Braga 2-0.
This was Union Berlin’s first campaign in the Champions League, but they finished bottom of the group with only two points to end their European involvement.
