1. FC Union Berlin

The Bundesliga match between 1. FC Union Berlin and FC Bayern München scheduled for today has...

1. FC Union Berlin: Rönnow – Roussillon, Diogo Leite, Knoche, Juranović – Tousart (61. Haberer), Khedira (78. Aaronson), Laïdouni (78. Král) – Gosens, Behrens (61. Fofana), Volland

Bjelica then took over further foreign stations including Austria Wien – who made it into the group stage of the UEFA Champions League for the first time in the summer of 2013 -, the Italian side Spezia Calcio and Poland’s Lech Poznan before he returned home to coach Croatian giants Dinamo Zagreb from 2018 to 2020.

There will be a central meeting point for all away fans at Praça Conde de Agrolongo. The square is around 2 kilometres from the stadium, so you should allow around 30 minutes for the walk.

The additional contingent of around 3,000 tickets in blocks 15 and 17 for Union’s final group...

Directly after Union’s 1-1 draw against Augsburg last Saturday, defender Robin Gosens set the tone for the match in Portugal when he emphasised: “We want to take something worthwhile with us in Braga in order to make it through the winter in Europe.” Union need at least a draw against Sporting to keep their hopes of qualifying for the Europa League alive. But following their superb draw in Napoli a fortnight ago, a win would see them jump to third place in group D with only a single game left to play, that being when Real Madrid come to the Olympiastadion on 12. December.

Following a poor start to the season that saw just one win from seven league games, Augsburg’s head coach Enrico Maaßen was sacked in October and replaced by Dane Jess Thorup. So far, the change has had the desired effect. The team from the Fuggerstadt are still unbeaten under Thorup, having picked up eight points from four games and scoring ten goals in the process. The team’s morale is also noteworthy, as they have managed to score in all four games after falling behind. Most recently, FCA fought their way to a 1-1 draw at home against TSG 1899 Hoffenheim. 

Attendance: 21.826 
 
Goals: 0-1 Demirovic (39. pen), 1-1 Volland (88.) 

Bischofswerdaer FV: Werner – Prill, Salzer, Gries, Kögler – Müller – Rinke, Kasper (73. Gneuß), Salzmann, Wendisch – Fiedler (73. Kubaink)

Bischofswerdaer FV have been in the Regionalliga Nordost since 2017 and are currently sitting in 10th place, with seven points from nine games. This puts Tino Gottlöber’s side, who has been on the touchline there since the women’s section was founded in 2012, just three points above the relegation places.