Our next European home game is on Thursday, January 23, at 9 PM against Portuguese side Braga at the King Baudouin Stadium. General ticket sales start on Friday, December 13, at 11 AM via ticketing.rusg.brussels. Tickets are available starting at €25. Fans without a purchase history can also buy tickets for this game.

This Thursday, another European night awaits us. Union faces OGC Nice at the King Baudouin Stadium for Matchday 6 of the League Phase of the Europa League, with kick-off at 6:45 pm. Despite the early kick-off, we strongly encourage our fans to arrive at the stadium as early as possible. 

On Sunday 22 December at 6.30pm, the Unionists will take on Club Brugge. The presale for Union+ Members will start on Monday 9 December at 11am. The free sale will take place on Saturday 14 December at 11am, if there are any tickets left. More info below.

The next European home game is on Thursday 12/12 at 6.45pm against Ligue 1 side OGC Nice, again at the King Baudouin Stadium. The open sale starts on Friday 08/11 at 11am on ticketing.rusg.brussels. Tickets are at €25.

A lackluster performance from Union at the Jan Breydel Stadium, and a 0-0 result that we should count ourselves lucky to take home.

Union defeated Gent 3-2 in the Round of 16 of the Croky Cup. David ‘Tobi’ Promise scored twice, both assisted by Fuseini, who also found the net himself.

Royale Union Saint-Gilloise is taking the lead in Belgium with an innovative project to make the Joseph Marien Stadium safer and more inclusive for everyone, with female supporters in particular. With concrete actions, the club aims to respond to past incidents and set a new standard for the future of football safety. Union is looking for volunteers to be part of our Care Teams during matches. You can apply via the form in this article.

Royale Union Saint-Gilloise and fintech company Ebury have further extended their successful partnership. Ebury has been managing the club's international payments since 2020.

Union picks up three important points against Antwerp FC. After an early counter-goal in the first minute and a red card for Machida shortly after half-time, Union battled to victory thanks to Mac Allister and Sykes.

Union picked up a deserved win against Twente, thanks to a goal from Fuseini, and climb to place 24 in the League Phase.