1. FC Union Berlin will host Holstein Kiel on Sunday, 2 March 2025 before hosting record champions, Bayern München, at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei. The exact date of this game has not yet been scheduled. As usual, there will be a lottery for Union members to apply for tickets for both games.
1. FC Union Berlin’s women’s team won their last mid-winter friendly 13-0 against FC Schlieren. Having already put half a dozen goals past the Swiss second division team by half time, a rampant Union added another seven after that, with Dina Orschmann Lisa Heiseler and Pia Metzker scoring hat-tricks.
1. FC Union Berlin and English second division club Hull City have agreed to an early termination of the loan agreement for centre forward Chris Bedia.
1. FC Union Berlin have signed an attacking reinforcement in Marin Ljubicic. The 22-year-old is leaving LASK and the Austrian Bundesliga for Berlin-Köpenick.
1. FC Union berlin played out a gripping goalless draw with RasenBallsport Leipzig on Saturday evening. Despite having had the vast majority of shots, including Jordan’s last gasp chance that was somehow cleared off the line, they would be happy with a point well earned.
Six days before the second half of the 2. Bundesliga season kicks off, 1. FC Union Berlin women's team will face FC Schlieren in their last mid-season friendly. The game against the Swiss second division side will be played on Sunday at the Fritz-Lesch Sportsplatz on Dörpfeldstraße. Kick off is at 11:30
In the 20th game of the men's Bundesliga season, 1. FC Union Berlin will host RasenBallsport Leipzig at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei. Kick off on Saturday, 1 February 2025 is at 18:30.
1. FC Union Berlin’s men’s team will play the rest of the second half of the 2024/25 Bundesliga season without goalkeeper Yannic Stein. The 20-year-old was recently back in Union’s matchday squad after his injury in the first half of the season, but is now moving to Babelsberg 03 on loan in the Regionalliga Nordost.
Since June 2023, the Pears Jewish Campus (PJC) in Berlin Wilmersdorf has been open to people of all faiths and, in addition to a daycare centre, primary school and secondary school, also houses art and music studios, a cinema, a sports and event hall and an outdoor sports facility.
1. FC Union Berlin lost 3-0 to FC St. Pauli on a chastening evening in Hamburg on Sunday. Morgan Guilavogui scored a brace before Daniel Sinani rounded things off for the hosts in the final minute of time added-on.
1. FC Union Berlin’s women’s team lost 2-1 to the Polish champions Pogon Sczczecin in Sunday’s friendly. Although Union created numerous chances, and took a well-deserved lead through Naika Reissner after 25 minutes, Natalia Oleszkiewicz (40‘) and Kornelia Okoniewska (61’) turned the game around.
On Sunday, 26 January 2025, the men's team of 1. FC Union Berlin will face FC St. Pauli. Kick off at the Millerntor Stadium in Hamburg is at 17:30.
Having already played two friendlies with them over the last two summers, 1. FC Union Berlin’s women’s team will once again host MKS Pogon Szczecin on 26 January 2025. Kick off at the Fritz-Lesch-Sportplatz in Adlershof on Sunday is at 13:00.
1. FC Union Berlin and coach Marco Grote will no longer work together from the end of the 24/25 season. The decision not to extend the expiring contract at the youth academy beyond the summer was made jointly by Grote and head coach André Hofschneider
1. FC Union Berlin and second division club Eintracht Braunschweig have agreed to an early termination of their loan agreement with Lennart Grill.
Today, Monday, 1. FC Union Berlin celebrate their 59th birthday and wish all fans, members, sponsors, partners, friends, employees, coaches, players and committee members a successful special day – und niemals vergessen: Eisern Union!
After nine intensive days at the Spanish winter training camp in Oliva, presented by sonnenschutz.de, the women's team of 1. FC Union Berlin are back home. Seven sessions on the pitch, three in the gym and a friendly against Bayer 04 all took place in the camp, a valuable step in their preparations for the second half of the season. ...
1. FC Union Berlin ended their winless streak on Sunday afternoon, beating FSV Mainz 05, 2-1, in a breathless encounter at the Alte Försterei. Benedict Hollerbach's first minute opener was balanced out by Nadiem Amiri's 5th minute penalty, but Robert Skov scored the winner, also from the spot, after 24 minutes.
Preparation and analysis are essential to all football teams, especially in a friendly after a long break. Match analysis plays a central role here and is useful for players and coaching staff alike both ahead of, and after a game.
Rounding off a busy first week of year, the men's team of 1. FC Union Berlin will face 1. FSV Mainz 05 on Sunday, 19 January 2025. The game at the An der Alten Försterei stadium against the Bundesliga’s sixth-placed side is at 15:30