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Union Berlin 2024/2025 Fixtures

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Allianz ArenaMunich, Germany
From €444.00
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NovemberNov
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14:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €1,390.00
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NovemberNov
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Volkswagen ArenaWolfsburg, Germany
From €208.00
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NovemberNov
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15:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €66.00
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DecemberDec
SaturdaySat2024
10:00
Mercedes-Benz Arena StadiumStuttgart, Germany
From €312.00
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15:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €1,390.00
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15:30
From €347.00
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JanuaryJan
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15:30
Voith Arena-, Israel
From €2,085.00
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14:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €1,390.00
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14:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €1,390.00
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JanuaryJan
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10:00
Millerntor StadionHamburg, Germany
From £2,313.00
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FebruaryFeb
SaturdaySat2025
14:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €1,390.00
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SaturdaySat2025
10:00
From €41.00
15
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15:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €800.00
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FebruaryFeb
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20:00
Signal Iduna ParkDortmund, Germany
From €257.00
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MarchMar
SaturdaySat2025
14:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €2,781.00
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MarchMar
SaturdaySat2025
15:30
Commerzbank-ArenaFrankfurt, Germany
From €278.00
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14:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €4,171.00
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MarchMar
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20:00
Europa-Park StadiumInnsbruck, Austria
From €486.00
05
AprilApr
SaturdaySat2025
13:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €1,390.00
12
AprilApr
SaturdaySat2025
9:00
BayArenaLeverkusen, Germany
From €152.00
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13:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €800.00
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13:30
Ruhrstadion-, Israel
From £1,780.00
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14:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €1,390.00
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13:30
Stadion An der Alten ForstereiKlein Bennebek, Germany
From €1,390.00
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19:30
SGL arena StadiumAugsburg, Germany
From €695.00
Union Berlin is a professional football club based in Berlin, Germany. Founded in 1966, the club has a relatively short history compared to some of the other German clubs. However, they have made a name for themselves in recent years, particularly since their promotion to the Bundesliga in 2019. compared to some of the other German clubs. However, they have made a name for

The club was founded as a merger between two East German clubs, SC Union 06 Berlin and BSG Pneumatik Berlin. They played their early years in East Germany's lower leagues before the reunification of Germany, after which they found themselves in the third tier of German football.

Union Berlin's success over the years has been due to the hard work and dedication of its players, coaches, and supporters. They have a strong fan base, who are known for their passionate support of the club. Union Berlin is particularly famous for its vocal supporters, who create an electric atmosphere at their home ground, the Stadion An der Alten Försterei.

In recent years, Union Berlin has achieved remarkable success on the field. In the 2018-19 season, they won promotion to the Bundesliga for the first time in their history, finishing third in the 2. Bundesliga. They have since established themselves as a mid-table team in the top flight of German football.

The club's success on the field is largely down to their hard-working team ethic. They have a talented squad of players, but their success is not built on individual talent alone. Instead, they are known for their organized and disciplined team play, with every player willing to work hard for the team.

Union Berlin has also been successful in the DFB-Pokal, the premier knockout cup competition in Germany. In the 2018-19 season, they reached the quarter-finals of the competition, before being knocked out by Hamburg. The following season, they made it to the last 16, before being beaten by Bayer Leverkusen.

Union Berlin's home ground, the Stadion An der Alten Försterei, is one of the most unique stadiums in world football. It has a capacity of just over 22,000, and is known for its unusual location in a forested area of eastern Berlin. The stadium has undergone several renovations over the years, but has retained its character and charm.

The club has had several notable players over the years, including Torsten Mattuschka, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in the club's history. Other notable players include Damir Kreilach, Christopher Quiring, and Steven Skrzybski.

Union Berlin has a bright future ahead of them, and there is a real sense of optimism around the club. They have a committed and passionate fan base, a talented squad of players, and a unique and iconic home ground. If they continue to build on their recent success, they could establish themselves as a force to be reckoned with in German football.