Newcastle will be visiting us for the second match day of the Champions League league phase. Kick-off is at 6:45 p.m. You can download your ticket now on our ticketing website.

Matchday 10 is coming up! On Sunday, October 5, we travel to Bruges, with kick-off at 6:30 pm. Please note: the combibus is mandatory, so tickets are only available through our ticketing website.

Our first stock of the Hangar x Union polo sold out completely last Saturday! Due to the overwhelming demand, we are now launching a second drop.

After a lacklustre first half, Union regrouped after the break and secured a 2-0 win over Westerlo. Promise David broke the deadlock from a corner, before substitute Giger sealed the victory minutes later.

Union and Brussels-based event organiser Hangar are joining forces! Since 2018, Hangar has been a household name on Brussels’ electronic and cultural scene. From large-scale parties under the Atomium and on the Grand Place to more intimate DJ sets in the city’s best coffee bars and restaurants.

For our Champions League match on October 1 at 6:45 pm, we will host Newcastle’s U19s at the Marien Stadium as part of the UEFA Youth League. Kick-off is at 2:30 pm and tickets are available on ticketing.rusg.brussels.

Union secured a crucial away victory against Racing Genk thanks to a late strike from substitute Schoofs: 1-2. After their European triumph against PSV Eindhoven, Union showed their resilience in domestic competition. The Unionists took the lead through David, but saw Ito level after the break. In the closing minutes, Rob Schoofs ultimately delivered the three points for Union.

Even the wildest dreams have been surpassed. Union stunned PSV on their Champions League debut. The goals came from Promise, Ait El Hadj (a beauty!), and Mac Allister. The Belgian champions defeated the Dutch champions 1-3.

After the international break, our Unionists were faced with Dender. In a very tight match with little goal threat, we came away with a narrow 1-0 win. Dender held out for a long time with strong defending, but in the final stages, substitute Rodriguez secured all three points for Union.

During the first international break of the season, eight Unionists were called up to their national teams. Below is an overview of the results.