VS
SC Freiburg vs Union Berlin is a German matchup shaped by compact margins, changing venues and competing claims to control. Union Berlin won 1–0 at the Europa-Park Stadion on 15 March 2026 with a stoppage-time goal, while the teams drew 0–0 at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei on 1 November 2025. The results keep the profile open. A future meeting can ask which side converts its control.
Past matches, SC Freiburg vs Union Berlin
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes SC Freiburg
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14M
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21G
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17D
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5D
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3D
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30D
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19D
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6M
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32M
Union Berlin Substitutes
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M
33
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M
11
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G
25
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D
3
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M
6
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D
18
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D
15
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F
17
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F
7
Match events
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17'D. Kohn Yellow Card
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61'Y. Suzuki L. Holer
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64'A. Kral I. Ansah
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64'Jeong Woo-Yeong T. Skarke
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77'V. Grifo D. Scherhant
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77'J. Beste C. Irie
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79'J. Juranovic C. Trimmel
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80'A. Kemlein J. Haberer
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86'C. Gunter J. Makengo
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87'T. Rothe L. Burcu
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88'C. Gunter J. Makengo
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88'T. Rothe L. Burcu
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90' +2⚽Jeong Woo-Yeong Normal Goal
Stats for this game
Matchup SC Freiburg VS Union Berlin
Union have shown how to travel
Union Berlin’s 1–0 win at the Europa-Park Stadion on 15 March 2026 came through Wooyeong Jeong’s stoppage-time goal. The Bundesliga report describes Freiburg having the home setting and Union defending long enough to find the decisive moment. That makes the result a useful reference for the visitors: their route is to keep the match compact until a single action changes it.
Freiburg can resist away from home
The 0–0 draw at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei on 1 November 2025 supplies the counterweight. Both sides had goals disallowed, and the match report presents a close contest in which neither team could turn its chances into separation. The history crosses 2. Bundesliga, Bundesliga and the DFB-Pokal, so the matchup is shaped by context as well as club identity. A future meeting can test whether Freiburg turn that away foothold into a lead or Union again make patience decisive.