Hertha BSC and Bayer Leverkusen were two of the most successful teams in Germany's top-flight football league, the Bundesliga. Hertha BSC had won three consecutive titles while Bayer Leverkusen was one of the strongest teams in Europe. However, on Saturday, Hertha BSC beat Bayer Leverkusen in their Bundesliga match, which was a significant victory for the team.

The match was played at the Berliner Olympiastadion and it was a tense game from start to finish. The first half saw both teams create chances but neither could score. In the second half, Hertha BSC took control of the game and dominated possession. They created numerous opportunities and eventually scored the only goal of the match in the 65th minute through a header by defender Benjamin Mendy.

This win was a significant victory for Hertha BSC as they have been struggling in recent seasons. It also put them in a good position in the table, as they are currently leading the Bundesliga with six points ahead of second-placed Bayern Munich.

However, this victory was not without controversy. Bayer Leverkusen manager Julian Nagelsmann was furious after seeing his side concede the only goal of the match. He accused Hertha BSC of having "the ball" during the match and suggested that they may have used tactics to win the game.

Despite this, Hertha BSC will be happy with their performance against Bayer Leverkusen and they will look to build on this success going forward. This victory will give them confidence and momentum heading into the remainder of the season, and they will be hoping to continue their strong form and secure more victories in the future.