As part of the round of 16 of the Belgian Cup, we will play against KAA Gent on Wednesday, December 4th at 20:00 in the Joseph Marienstadion. Even as a season ticket holder, you must purchase a ticket for this match, as your season ticket is only valid for home games in the Jupiler Pro League.

On Friday 15 October 1976, Union was declared bankrupt. Fans set up a cooperative that would eventually save Union and its 'matricule' 10. There were hundreds of fans who invested to save the club. The minimum amount to join the cooperative at the time was 1,000 francs. Union is now 48 years later looking for more information about those investors. Please note: support cards of 20 francs do not count as shares.

Antwerp FC will visit on Sunday, December 1st, with kick-off at 6.30pm. Union+ Members can purchase tickets for this match starting Monday, November 18th at 11am.

For the last international break of the calendar year, eight Unionists have been called up to their national teams. Below is an overview of their matches.

On Sunday, November 24th at 4pm, our Unionists will play at Den Dreef. The combined ticket system is mandatory, and tickets cost €20.

With a 4-0 win against leaders Racing Genk, Union set a benchmark match just before yet another international break this season. In a fortnight' time, that performance should be followed up in Leuven.

Union will face FC Twente on Thursday 28 November (9.00pm) for the fifth matchday of the League Phase of the UEFA Europa League. Tickets are priced at €25 and can be purchased through our ticketing website. A voucher system will also be used for this away game. Sales start on Tuesday 12 November at 11am.

A fair and justified 1-1. Two errors of judgement by both goalkeepers ensured a draw at the Heysel. Union have 2/12 and four more matchdays to turn things around in the League phase of the Europa League.

Payconiq by Bancontact will become an official partner of Royale Union Saint-Gilloise from this season. This partnership brings together two Belgian icons with a shared commitment to innovation, community and connectedness. Together, we strive for the best possible matchday experience, with a further focus on the club's social component.

This Thursday, Union takes on AS Roma at the King Baudouin Stadium, kick-off at 6.45pm. The STIB will not go on strike, so lines 2 and 6 will still remain functional for Unionists wishing to travel to the stadium by public transport. Despite the early kick-off, we advise our fans to make their way to the stadium as early as possible to avoid traffic jams, and to enjoy the pre-game show by artists Johnson Righeira and Yellowstraps.