FC Köln drew a 1-1 draw against FC Augsburg in the Bundesliga on Sunday, with both teams scoring goals in the first half and then equalizing late in the match.

In the opening period, Cologne's goalkeeper Thomas Hitzl made a crucial save to prevent Augsburg from taking the lead early on. However, the visitors scored within minutes when forward Michael Modeste tapped home after a corner kick. Cologne were forced into a defensive position and struggled to regain control of the game.

The second half saw Cologne take the initiative, with midfielder Max Meyer scoring for his club in the 58th minute. However, Augsburg quickly responded, with striker Martin Perner finding the back of the net just before halftime to level the score at 1-1.

The final few minutes of the match were closely contested, with both teams pushing for a winner. Cologne had a couple of chances to break the deadlock, but their attempts were thwarted by Augsburg's solid defense.

After a tense finish, Cologne and Augsburg ended the match tied at 1-1, leaving both sides disappointed with their performances. The result was disappointing for Cologne, who were hoping to secure a victory and move up in the league standings. On the other hand, Augsburg came close to securing a point, which could have helped them climb up the table.

The match was broadcast live on German television, and it generated a lot of interest among football fans across Germany. Both teams will now look to improve their form moving forward and try to secure a better result in future matches.