Arminia Bielefeld is chasing Union Berlin: Is the next fall in favorites?

Arminia Bielefeld is chasing Union Berlin: Is the next fall in favorites?

A gripping duel awaits football fans on Wednesday evening in the Schüco-Arena when Arminia Bielefeld meets the Bundesliga club Union Berlin. With already 25,000 tickets sold, the arena will be filled to the last seat, including almost 3,400 enthusiastic Berlin supporters. Referee Wolfgang Haslberger will lead the eagerly awaited game at 8:45 p.m. The weather forecast promises that it stays dry, even though the temperatures will be fresh in autumn at a good 10 degrees Celsius.

Arminia Bielefeld, after three intensive league games in a week at the limit, goes into the game with the motivation to create a sensation. Player Marius Wörl left no doubt about it: "As an underdog, we have nothing to lose. We are hot for the game and knock everything out!" In contrast, Union Berlin is in excellent form and takes fourth place in the Bundesliga with just one defeat. After a tedious 1-0 win in the first main round against the regional league team Greifswald, the team is faced with a demanding task under coach Bo Svensson.