A Saturday night in a packed Marien Stadium with a strong Union and an impressive 5-1 victory against Antwerp. A great evening where Union took revenge for the cup elimination, but we must keep our feet on the ground. Up next: Gent on Saturday at the Planet Group Arena.

On matchday 3 of the play-offs, our Unionists will take on RSC Anderlecht at home (kick-off 12/04 at 8.45pm). Tickets will first be available to season ticket holders without a mini-abo for the play-offs and Union+ Members from Monday 31/03 at 11am on ticketing.rusg.brussels.

During the play-offs, we are launching the ‘On reste au bar campaign’. After the final whistle of our home games in the play-offs, we will give away a free barrel of Jupiler at our Club House and a Union-related pub in Brussels, courtesy of our partner AB InBev!

On matchday 2 of the play-offs, the Unionists take on KAA Gent at the Planet Group Arena. Kick-off is on Saturday 05/04 at 8.45pm. Combi regulations also apply for this away game.

Standard de Liège activates the option in Ayensa’s (28) loan contract and permanently signs the striker.

After the sales period reserved for season ticket holders and Union+ Members, it is now (25/03 from 11 AM) the turn of Union supporters with a purchase history. Tickets for our West, North, and East stands are all sold out. Only the South stand, exceptionally opened for this match, still has available seats.

Goalkeeper Giorgi Kavlashvili has signed his first professional contract at the Duden Park.

For our first match of the 2025 play-offs, we will take on Royal Antwerp FC at home. The pre-sale for season ticket holders without a mini-abo and Union+ Members was normally going to take place on 18/03 at 11am. However, Antwerp fans are not allowed into our stadium, so we are exploring the possibility of making the south stand available for Union fans. More info will follow.

Our calendar for the Champions' Play-offs is announced! On matchday 1, we take on Antwerp at home. Tickets for this match will be available for season ticket holders and Union+ Members tomorrow (18/03).

For the first international break of 2025, eight Unionists have been called up to their national teams. Koki Machida was initially selected for Japan but will remain at the club to recover from an ankle injury with the play-offs in mind. Below, you’ll find the schedule of our internationals.