It ended 1-1 on matchday 29 after an intense game against AA Gent. After Gerkens' opening goal, Union fought their way back into the match. Castro-Montes scored the equaliser.

Union will play KAA Gent on Sunday 10 March at 18h30, the very last home match before the international break and the play-offs. During this match, we will shed light on International Women's Day, in collaboration with Plan International and Bruzelle. More info on Alexander Blessin's selection below.

For the very last matchday of the regular season, the Unionists will play Royal Antwerp FC. The match will take place at the Bosuil on Sunday 17 March at 16.00. Combibus is mandatory.

Next up: the UEFA Europa Conference League round of 16 on Thursday 7 March at 21.00. Our opponent: Fenerbahçe SK!

Union puts in free shuttle buses from Forest (Bervoets stop) to Anderlecht for its matches at the Anderlecht Stadium through a collaboration with De Lijn. In addition, as always, the bus, tram and metro lines of the MIVB-STIB network are also available. More info below.

It is a remarkable achievement. Two matchdays before the end of the regular season, the Unionists are sure of first place to enter the play-offs as well as securing a place in Europe for next season. Union won 0-2 in Leuven thanks to Sykes and Terho.

Off to Den Dreef! OH Leuven awaits us there, Saturday evening at 18.15. A win or a draw makes Union the winner of the regular season and, thus, a ticket for European football next season.

On Thursday 14 March at 20.45 (local time), Union will play Fenerbahçe in Istanbul in the return leg of the Conference League round of 16. Tickets are at 25€ and available from Monday 4 March. We are also employing a voucher system for this away game. More info below.

Union will face Antwerp in the Belgian Cup final and we are also the home team for our first final in our city since 1914. The match will be played on Thursday 9th of May or Monday 20th of May, depending on our club's European programme. The date will be definitively announced on the 18th March.

A first cup final in 110 years for our Unionists. History was made on Wednesday night 28 February 2024 at the Dudenpark, Union beat Club Brugge 2-0 to make up for the 2-1 loss from the first leg. It was Amoura and Sykes who started a night of celebration in Forest.