RB Leipzig 2-2 Hertha Berlin
Goals: 0-1 Grujic (9'), 1-1 Klostermann (24'), 2-1 Schick (68'), 2-2 Piatek (pen. 82')
Red card: Halstenberg (63')

True to form since the recent Bundesliga restart, it was the away team who gained the upper hand early on. Grujic stole in ahead of an immobile Dayot Upamecano to volley Marvin Plattenhardt's corner past Peter Gulacsi, steering in Hertha's eighth goal in not even 200 minutes since Labbadia took charge. That proved to be Plattenhardt's final involvement of the game, though, with injury forcing him to abandon proceedings and Labbadia to shuffle his defensive pack. They had not fully regrouped when another corner brought Leipzig's equaliser, with Christopher Nkunku's cross met by Klostermann's header, which kissed the inside of the far post on its way in. Hertha wasted a chance to regain the lead just before the break when Vedad Ibisevic fired over from a promising position, leaving it honours even at half-time.

Leipzig made a bright start to the second half, but all the progress they appeared to be making was stalled when Marcel Halstenberg fouled his former teammate Matheus Cunha and saw his second yellow card of the evening. Substitute Ademola Lookman stepped into the breach and, shortly after he had a shot blocked, the ball fell for Schick to test Rune Jarstein, and the last line of the Hertha defence fumbled his effort into the back of his own goal. Just after Leipzig withdrew Timo Werner and Schick to defend their lead, Lookman committed a foul on Cunha inside the penalty area which handed Berlin a lifeline. Piatek took it, converting his second penalty in the Bundesliga to earn Hertha a draw and extend Labbadia's unbeaten record in charge to three games.

Piatek spot on as Hertha draw at Leipzig