The chances of Nigerian defender Jamilu Collins escaping relegation with his German team Paderborn has suffered another big blow.
Paderborn were whitewashed 5-1 by Werder Bremen at their Benteler-Arena home ground on Saturday.
Davy Klaassen scored twice for Bremen in Saturday’s tie while the trio of Yuya Osako, Maximilian Eggestein and Niclas Fuellkrug added a goal each to give their survival hopes a big boost. With this latest defeat, Jamilu and his Paderborn teammates stay rooted at the bottom of the log in the Bundesliga with a paltry 20 points from 31 games.
Ujah came off the bench to face his former side in the 63rd minute and he ended on the winning side as Union Berlin claimed a 2-1 road win against Cologne at the RheinEnergie Stadion.READ ALSO:Union Berlin have moved up to 13th spot on the log on 35 points with another Bundesliga season all but assured.
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