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1. FC Union Berlin
SV Werder Bremen
Attacks
88
129
Dangerous Attacks
31
51
Ball Possession
25
75
On Target
2
5
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End 1-4
94′
1-4
P. Čović
Assist: L. Bittencourt
92′
I.Schmidt
Y. Sugawara
92′
P. Čović
R. Schmid
82′
J.Njinmah
M. Grüll
82′
O. Burke
S. N'Soki
82′
C. Trimmel
J. Haberer
79′
Julian·Malatini
70′
T. Skarke
I.Ansah
69′
L.Querfeld
66′
1-3
M. Grüll
Assist: R. Schmid
63′
W. Jeong
A.Kemlein
45′
Julian·Malatini
N. Stark
45′
L. Bittencourt
K.Topp
Halftime 1-2
36′
K.Topp
35′
1-2
J. Stage
Assist: C.Puertas
31′
1-1
O.Deman
Assist: J. Stage
19′
A. Schäfer
18′
D. Köhn
16′
N. Stark
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Match Info
SV Werder Bremen produced a stunning away performance to thrash 1. FC Union Berlin 4-1 at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei on March 9, 2026. This Bundesliga result was a major shock, as Bremen's clinical finishing dismantled a usually resilient Union Berlin side on their own turf. Union started the game well and took an early lead, seemingly setting the stage for a typical hard-fought home win. However, Bremen responded with a devastating spell, scoring three goals in a frantic fifteen-minute period before halftime to completely turn the game on its head. The visitors added a fourth early in the second half to put the result beyond doubt, with Union's defense looking uncharacteristically vulnerable. Bremen's attacking players were in irresistible form, linking up with pace and precision throughout. The heavy defeat was a significant blow to Union Berlin's hopes of a top-half finish, while the three points virtually guaranteed Bremen's Bundesliga status for another season. The Union coach described the defensive performance as a "disaster," while his Bremen counterpart called it a "perfect away game." Bremen's Justin Njinmah was instrumental, scoring twice in the first-half blitz.

