Pre-Match Report

The facts on the match away to Union Berlin

Borussia Dortmund will be away to 1. FC Union Berlin, where the Black & Yellows have won in two of the previous three seasons, on Saturday. Everything you need to know about Saturday's clash in a compact format.

The scenario: Ninth versus fifth. Only two points separate the two teams prior to kick-off on Matchday 6. Union are very solid in defence and have conceded the second-fewest goals, but the attack have managed only four goals. The Iron Ones have created only two major opportunities across 450 minutes this season and have the lowest xG value of any team.

Home/away: Union kicked off the current campaign with two home victories (1-0 against St. Pauli and 2-1 against Hoffenheim) and in doing so returned to their form from 2022/23, when the Alte Försterei was a fortress and Union Berlin were the third-best home team. But the Berlin outfit dropped down to 13th position in the home table last term. BVB are still waiting for their first Bundesliga away triumph of the new season and are winless in four matchdays stretching back into last season. In that time, they have managed two away wins in the UEFA Champions League: in Paris and in Bruges.

Head-to-head record: BVB have won six of the last seven meetings, including the last three in a row. The only exception in this period was the 2-0 away defeat in the 2022/23 campaign. There has never been a draw between the teams in the top flight; BVB have not played any other team so often without ever sharing the spoils. Against Borussia, Union celebrated the first Bundesliga win in their history (3-1 on 21 August 2019) but also suffered their biggest Bundesliga defeat (5-0 in Dortmund in February 2020). The Iron Ones have only lost seven times in the Bundesliga to Borussia Dortmund and to Bayern Munich and have also conceded the most goals against those clubs: 24 against BVB and 25 against FCB.

Statistics: Both teams have lost just one of their last six league outings stretching back into last season (Union by a 1-0 scoreline in Gladbach on the last matchday, Borussia a week earlier in a 5-1 defeat in Stuttgart). Only Leipzig have conceded fewer goals than Union (three). That is significantly fewer goals than at the same stage of last season (nine). Only three clubs have scored more goals than the Black & Yellows (11).

Last season: Union registered more shots at goal (13-12) but were repeatedly denied by the strong Alexander Meyer (five saves) in the BVB goal. BVB struggled to get into the game in front of 22,012 fans at a sold-out Stadion an der Alten Försterei but were deserving of their half-time lead through Karim Adeyemi, who converted Dortmund's third chance with a glorious strike high into the net in the 41st minute. Ian Maatsen decided the game with his goal to make it 2-0 in the final minute.

Biggest home win: The first of the two away victories over Union to date was the most clear-cut. On Matchday 22 of the 2021/22 season, BVB converted their first two chances to take a 2-0 lead through Marco Reus (18, 26) in a hard-fought match. Union increased the pressure in front of the 10,000 spectators permitted during the corona pandemic in the second half, but Raphael Guerreiro secured the victory with his goal to make it 3-0 with 20 minutes of the match remaining.
Compiled by Boris Rupert

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Emre Can, Julian Ryerson, Carney Chukwuemeka and Serhou Guirassy joined the team. <\/p>\nTactics:  <\/b>As in the Champions League, BVB started with two strikers (Fabio Silva alongside Guirassy) and a number 10, with Chukwuemeka primarily operating from the inside-left. In the four-strong midfield line behind them, Ryerson moved to the left side. Freiburg also met Dortmund's 3-4-1-2 with a back three or back five. Both attacked high and the two sides gave each other hardly any air to breathe in the first 30 minutes. Ginter was always close to Guirassy, Jung moved out of the back line when Fabio Silva dropped deep, which the Dortmund player often did, receiving balls in the middle of the park. Borussia came forward mainly down the right wing, via the agile Couto.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2025/12/14/bl-spielbericht/14-Freiburg-1.jpg\" data-assetref=\"14-Freiburg-1-1765726138427\"><\/p>\nThe match & analysis: \n <\/b>From the very first minute on, the match was played at a high intensity. After just ten minutes, Couto and Manzambi saw yellow cards for a tussle on the touchline. There were also fiery scenes on the pitch: Guirassy headed a well-timed Fabio Silva cross just past the left post in the 9th minute, and shortly afterwards, Manzambi beat Can around the left hand corner of the six yard box, but he did not get enough behind his shot, meaning that Kobel could easily stop it on 9 minutes.<\/p>\nBorussia Dortmund had enjoyed 66 percent of the possession in the first 20 minutes \u2013 and also carved out the first big chance. After a one-two with Guirassy, Chukwuemeka took aim from an acute angle, but his shot hit the side netting in the 21st minute. 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Borussia came forward mainly down the right wing, via the agile Couto.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2025/12/14/bl-spielbericht/14-Freiburg-1.jpg\" data-assetref=\"14-Freiburg-1-1765726138427\"><\/p>\nThe match & analysis: \n <\/b>From the very first minute on, the match was played at a high intensity. After just ten minutes, Couto and Manzambi saw yellow cards for a tussle on the touchline. There were also fiery scenes on the pitch: Guirassy headed a well-timed Fabio Silva cross just past the left post in the 9th minute, and shortly afterwards, Manzambi beat Can around the left hand corner of the six yard box, but he did not get enough behind his shot, meaning that Kobel could easily stop it on 9 minutes.<\/p>\nBorussia Dortmund had enjoyed 66 percent of the possession in the first 20 minutes \u2013 and also carved out the first big chance. After a one-two with Guirassy, Chukwuemeka took aim from an acute angle, but his shot hit the side netting in the 21st minute. Shortly afterwards, Can earned the chance to open the scoring as a result of some high pressing, which caused Freiburg to lose the ball in their half, but his shot from 17 metres was not accurate or powerful enough on 24 minutes. After exactly half an hour, the Black & Yellows were rewarded for their courageous performance: Couto struck a free kick from the right side into the box, Bensebaini chested the ball down and prodded it over the line to make it 1-0 in the 31st minute. Even though BVB was clearly in the driver\u2019s seat, Freiburg consistently looked dangerous on the counter, and shortly before the break, Günter had his side\u2019s third and best chance to score an equaliser, but the hosts\u2019 captain fired horribly wide in the 45th minute.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2025/12/14/bl-spielbericht/14-Freiburg-4.jpg\" data-assetref=\"14-Freiburg-4-1765726122396\"><\/p>\nEight minutes after the restart, Jobe Bellingham saw a red card. After a risky pass from Kobel, the Englishman tried to put his body in the way 19 metres out in front of his own goal, but caught Treu, who was bursting forward at pace, and was given his marching orders by referee Zwayer for preventing a clear goalscoring opportunity. It was Bellingham\u2019s first foul in the game. Günter fired the resulting free kick just past the left-hand post.<\/p>\nBVB responded to going a man down by bringing on Pascal Groß for Fabio Silva, and had hardly any extended periods of possession thereafter. The match took place almost entirely in the Dortmund half. Kobel brilliantly tipped a follow-up shot from Treu around the post in the 69th minute, and also showed strong reactions to save Suzuki\u2019s shot, which had taken a wicked deflection off Bensebaini, in the 74th minute. But 60 seconds later, Freiburg were celebrating the equaliser Höler did well to get on the end of Günter\u2019s cross and finished brilliantly, finding the far post. Freiburg had 11 shots to BVB\u2019s 0 after the red card and thought they'd made it 2-1, but Matanovic\u2019s goal did not count as he was ruled offside on 86 minutes.<\/p>\nOutlook:<\/b>   \nIn the last game of 2025, Borussia Dortmund will face Borussia Mönchengladbach on Friday (kick-off: 20:30 CET). They will continue in the new year on 9 January in Frankfurt. Both games can be seen live not only on Sky, but also on Sat.1 [Germany]. \nBoris Rupert<\/i><\/p>\nTeams & goals<\/b><\/p>\nFootball Bundesliga, Matchday 14 \n<\/b>Sunday, 14 December 2025, 15:30 CET<\/p>\n SC FREIBURG \u2013 BORUSSIA DORTMUND 1-1 (0-1)<\/b><\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2025/12/14/bl-spielbericht/14-Grafik.jpg\" data-assetref=\"14-Grafik-1765726064376\"><\/p>\nSC Freiburg:<\/b> Atubolu \u2013 Kübler, Ginter, Jung \u2013 Treu, Eggestein, Osterhage, Günter \u2013 Manzambi, Suzuki \u2013 Höler \n Bor. 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The total of 28 points is seven more than at the same time last season.<\/p>\nHome & away:<\/b> SC Freiburg won 11 of their current 16 points at home this season. After three wins, two draws and only one home defeat (against Augsburg at the start of the season), the club sits seventh in the home table. Borussia Dortmund are tied in second place of the away table with TSG Hoffenheim. The result is clearly positive with four wins, two draws, and one loss.<\/p>\nHead-to-head record:<\/b> Borussia Dortmund have been a feared opponent for a long time for Freiburg, who have managed to win only two of their last 28 Bundeslia encounters against the Black&Yellows (both in the year 2021, both 2-1 at home). Ever since their move to Europa Park Stadium, all three home games against BVB were lost (3-1, 4-2 and 4-1). The last seven matches in either Dortmund or Freiburg, were won by Borussia \u2013 against no other Bundesliga club have BVB such a long winning streak. 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