Saturday sees 1. FC Union Berlin welcome Wolfsburg to the Stadion An der Alten Försterei.

The match will take place with 3G regulations. A crowd of 11,006 will be permitted to attend the Bundesliga match on Saturday. This means for those not fully vaccinated or recovered, there is the possibility to have a negative test. Kids under six are exempt.

The stadium gates open at 13:30 and fans are encouraged to arrive early.

Test:

• Rapid antigen test on the day is accepted
• PCR Test can't be older than 24h (Friday 15.09. 17:30).

In addition to evidence of a negative test for SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infection, Union accepts in accordance with its hygiene policy:

• Evidence from vaccinated persons who have been vaccinated with a vaccine approved by the European Union and whose last required vaccination was at least 14 days ago (Friday, 01.10.2021).
• Evidence from recovered persons who have had a positive PCR test result for SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infection more than six months ago (Friday, 16.04.2021) and who have received at least one vaccination against Covid-19 with a vaccine approved by the European Union.
• Evidence from recovered persons who have a positive PCR test result for SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infection at least 28 days (Friday, 17.09.2021) and not more than six months (Friday, 16.04.2021) ago.

Proof is accepted in digital or paper form.

Stadium Opening and Rules:

• The stadium opens at 13:30.
• All fans must wear a medical or FFP-2 mask, but can remove it at their place.
• Tickets are personalised for track and trace. A re-personalisation is possible.
• A ticket for a place (+ Print@Home) must be accompanied by ID.
• The match takes place under coronavirus conditions and more information can be found in our health and safety regulations.

Catering and beer gardens are open. The Union-Zeughaus opens from 11am.

Alte Försterei Test Centre

The test centre at the Alte Försterei is open from 7.30am. Please don't eat, drink or smoke in the 15 minutes before the test.

Red Cross Vaccine Bus:

From 10am until 4pm, the Red Cross bus is there near the stadium grounds for fans to get their chance to get vaccinated against coronavirus. The vaccine administered is from Moderna.