VS
Bayern München vs Union Berlin is a status-gap Bundesliga matchup in which Bayern usually set the scale, while Union Berlin have shown they can turn control into a contest. Bayern won 3–0 in November 2024, but Union earned a 2–2 draw in November 2025 after twice taking the lead. A future meeting will ask whether Bayern create separation early or Union keep their disciplined resistance intact.
Past matches, Bayern München vs Union Berlin
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Bayern München
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40G
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7F
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11D
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8M
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21D
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42M
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3D
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39M
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34M
Union Berlin Substitutes
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F
9
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M
30
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M
6
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D
17
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F
27
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G
31
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M
21
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M
24
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D
4
Match events
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18'⚽Jamal Musiala Normal Goal (Asst: Alphonso Davies)
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38'Felix Uduokhai Yellow Card
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39'⚽Harry Kane Penalty
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42'Rani Khedira Yellow Card
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43'⚽Michael Olise Normal Goal (Asst: Jamal Musiala)
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45' +2Dayot Upamecano Yellow Card
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45'Kim Min-Jae Dayot Upamecano
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45'Tim Skarke Emmanuel Latte Lath
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54'⚽Harry Kane Normal Goal (Asst: Michael Olise)
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60'Aljoscha Kemlein Janik Haberer
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60'Livan Burcu Woo-Yeong Jeong
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63'Ismael Saibari Luis Díaz
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63'Tom Bischof Aleksandar Pavlović
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70'⚽Ismael Saibari Normal Goal (Asst: Alphonso Davies)
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71'Zeno Van Den Bosch Christopher Trimmel
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73'⚽Michael Olise Normal Goal (Asst: Tom Bischof)
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76'⚽Michael Olise Normal Goal (Asst: Tom Bischof)
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77'Serge Gnabry Harry Kane
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78'Livan Burcu Yellow Card
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82'Derrick Köhn András Schäfer
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83'Nathaniel Brown Alphonso Davies
Stats for this game
Matchup Bayern München VS Union Berlin
Bayern set the hierarchy
Bayern München have supplied the dominant reference points in this Bundesliga pairing. The 5–1 win away at Union Berlin in April 2024 showed how quickly their quality can become an emphatic margin, while the 3–0 home victory in November 2024 was a more controlled version of the same advantage. Those scorelines establish Bayern as the side expected to dictate territory and convert pressure, but they do not make Union’s role passive.
Union can force a different game
Union Berlin’s 2–2 draw in November 2025 is the key counterexample. Danilho Doekhi scored twice for the hosts, and Bayern needed Harry Kane’s stoppage-time header to leave with a point after Union had led 1–0 and 2–1. The result illustrates Union’s route into the matchup: stay compact, make set-piece moments count and keep Bayern from turning possession into a comfortable lead. The next meeting will test whether Bayern restore their usual separation or Union again make the hierarchy work through the final phase.