Cranking Up the Heat: Union Berlin's Preseason Showdowns Announced! 🔥🚨
Union Berlin tests in matches against Fürth and Espanyol - Union Berlin engages in matchups against Fürth and Espanyol in their scheduled fixtures.
Get ready, Berliners! Your beloved Bundesliga squad, 1. FC Union Berlin, is gearing up for another thrilling preseason with two high-octane friendlies!
First up, on Saturday, July 26, at 2:00 PM, the Iron Ones will face off against SpVgg Greuther Fürth in a heated battle at the Sportpark Ronhof. Tickets for this match can be grabbed starting Monday, July 7, at Union-Zeughaus. 🎫
Following this, on August 2, at 3:30 PM, the action shifts back to the Stadion an der Alten Försterei, Union Berlin's home turf, as they take on Spanish powerhouse, RCD Espanyol. Advance ticket sales will be available starting Tuesday, June 3, for Union members. 🎟️
The team's preseason under coach Steffen Baumgart will kick off on July 7. The summer training camp will take place from July 23 to August 1 at the equipment supplier's location in Herzogenaurach, providing the perfect backdrop for their preparations for the upcoming Bundesliga season.
Union has lined up a few more challenges on their way to the 2025/26 season opener. They've scheduled additional friendly matches against SC Süd 05 (July 12), Grün-Weiss Ahrensfelde (July 13), and Austrian clubs LASK (July 19) in Linz and Rapid Wien (July 20) in Vienna. 🌟
Stay tuned for more details on another friendly match planned at the adidas Homeground! 🎉
Get hyped, Union fans! It's going to be a rollercoaster ride to the DFB-Pokal first round (August 15-18), with the opponent yet to be drawn on June 15. The Bundesliga season roars into action on the weekend of August 22-24.
- 1. FC Union Berlin
- Bundesliga
- Fürth's Showdown
- Preseason Action
- Franconia Faceoff
- Berlin's Battle
- Summer Training Camp
- Espanyol's Encounter
- Union's Unstoppable Preparations
During the preseason, Union Berlin's unstoppable preparations for the upcoming Bundesliga season will involve vocational training sessions, as the team aims to polish their skills. While the main focus lies on football and European-leagues, Union Berlin has also scheduled a friendly match against RCD Espanyol, which is part of their Preseason Action. Internationally, the team will face off against Austrian clubs LASK and Rapid Wien, as well as participate in sports events such as Fürth's Showdown and the Franconia Faceoff.
