With the testimony of Sophie*, a Union supporter, about sexual violence during an away match, we want to remind everyone that unacceptable behaviour can also occur around Union. This despite our stands being very mixed, with positivity and openness at the heart of our identity. We do not look away: not when someone has the courage to speak up, and not when the reported incident is questioned by others. Sexual violence is never the victim’s fault. So do not look away. Every inappropriate touch, every misplaced remark and every victim of sexual violence is one too many.

The Cup Final, in which we will face Anderlecht, will kick off on 14 May at 15:00. Just like in 2024, a Union fan village will be set up at the Atomium. Ticket sales will start on 23 March at 11:00. Ticket prices will be announced as soon as possible.

A header from Burgess in his 250th match for the club and a cool finish from Zeneli after the break were enough for Union to see off Racing Genk 2-1. The Brussels side allowed Genk back into the game via a penalty, but never relinquished the three points.

At Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, women make the difference. On and off the pitch. In the stands. Behind the scenes. And we are proud of that. 1 in 3 employees within our non-sports department is a woman. 1 in 6 fans in the stadium is a woman. March 8 marks International Women’s Day. That’s why this week, and during our home match against KRC Genk, we are putting the women of the Union family in the spotlight.

Royale Union Saint-Gilloise is looking for a Goalkeeper Coach for its Academy.

Our Unionists were held to a bitter 0-0 draw away at Westerlo, despite playing with a numerical advantage for most of the match. Two disallowed goals, missed chances and a rock-solid home defence proved costly for Union.

After consultation, it has been decided to proceed with surgery on the hip muscle injury of our striker.

We are gradually entering the final phase of the league season. Three league matches remain before the start of the Champions’ Play-offs. It is the fifth consecutive time, since our promotion to 1A, that Union will take part in the play-offs featuring the six best teams of the season. And that is not all, as we will play our second cup final in three years. The final will take place on 14 May at the King Baudouin Stadium. Information about the ticket sale for the Champions’ Play-offs as well as the first details about the cup final can be found in this article.

Further medical examinations have revealed that our forward Promise David sustained a muscle injury in his hip. He will be sidelined for a period of time. In consultation with the club, the player and his entourage, a decision will be made regarding the appropriate treatment plan.