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Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin is an open, high-swing matchup in which a lead rarely tells the whole story. Frankfurt won 5–2 at home on 20 March 2021, Union replied 4–3 in Frankfurt on 21 September 2025, and the teams drew 3–3 in Berlin on 29 August 2026. A future meeting will ask which side manages the decisive spell more cleanly.
Past matches, Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin
Match center
Watch it on:
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Idman TV AZE
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ŠTV 3 SI
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Viaplay NL
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Okko Sport RU
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Arena Sport 2 RS
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DAZN Portugal
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Prima Sport 3
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BeIn Sports Max 6
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Sport Klub 4 RS
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Sport Klub 4 HR
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Novasports 2
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S Sport+ TR
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OneSoccer CA
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DAZN Canada
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DAZN Spain
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Nova Sport 5 CZ
Starting eleven
Substitutes Union Berlin
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25G
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28D
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2D
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17D
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19M
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11M
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21M
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9F
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49F
Eintracht Frankfurt Substitutes
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G
40
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D
22
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D
5
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M
27
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F
19
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M
31
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M
6
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M
15
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F
35
Match events
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3'⚽E. Latte Lath Normal Goal (Asst: J. Juranovic)
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10'⚽Y. Ebnoutalib Normal Goal
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11'⚽Y. Ebnoutalib Normal Goal
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11'Younes Ebnoutalib Yellow Card
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13'Jeremiaha Maluze Yellow Card
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23'Michel Aebischer Yellow Card
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61'L. Burcu M. Aebischer
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61'Jeong Woo-Yeong A. Schafer
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61'T. Skarke E. Latte Lath
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61'Jeong Woo-Yeong A. Schafer
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61'T. Skarke E. Latte Lath
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61'L. Burcu M. Aebischer
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66'M. Pimpong J. Burkardt
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67'⚽Y. Ebnoutalib Normal Goal (Asst: E. Baum)
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75'J. Haberer A. Kemlein
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76'J. Haberer A. Kemlein
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79'⚽L. Querfeld Normal Goal (Asst: J. Juranovic)
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79'L. Arrhov C. Uzun
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79'O. Hojlund A. Amaimouni
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81'Zeno Van Den Bosch Yellow Card
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82'D. Kohn M. Ljubicic
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84'Raphael Onyedika Yellow Card
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85'Otavio Y. Ebnoutalib
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90'Otavio Yellow Card
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90'⚽T. Skarke Normal Goal (Asst: L. Querfeld)
Stats for this game
Matchup Eintracht Frankfurt VS Union Berlin
Momentum keeps changing hands
Frankfurt have produced forceful home performances in this pairing, including the 5–2 victory on 20 March 2021 and a 4–0 result at Union Berlin on 26 March 2012. Union have answered sharply: their 2–1 win at Frankfurt on 9 March 2025 and 4–3 success there on 21 September 2025 show that the visitors can turn a difficult setting into an advantage.
Late resistance adds another layer
The 3–3 draw at Stadion An der Alten Försterei on 29 August 2026 captured the fixture’s volatility. Frankfurt built a two-goal advantage, but Union’s response restored the contest before the final whistle. That example does not establish a permanent pattern; it explains why the matchup remains so engaging. Future meetings can hinge on whether Frankfurt protect control after taking the lead or Union find another route back through persistence and pressure. That makes game management as important as the first advantage.