Frankfurt vs Union Prediction 21 September 2025
🔊 Can Eintracht find their way back to winning form in the Bundesliga? In the fourth round, Dino Toppmöller's side will host Union at the raucous Deutsche Bank Park. The home team are the favorites for this clash: they celebrated a Champions League victory on Thursday and are in high spirits, while the Berliners are among the teams conceding the most goals so far. How will this match unfold? Our editorial team has prepared their prediction.
Head-to-Head
📊 Despite securing bronze medals last season, Eintracht couldn't get the better of Union: they drew away (1-1) and lost at home (2-1). However, in the overall head-to-head history, the Frankfurt side lead with 7 wins compared to Berlin's 4, while 3 matches ended in draws.
H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Eintracht Frankfurt Team Overview
🦅 Following two significant victories, it seemed Eintracht were truly poised to challenge Bayern in the title race. However, in the third round, the Eagles fell to Bayer Leverkusen away (1-3). By halftime, Toppmöller's side were trailing 0-2, with Uzun reducing the deficit in the second half. From the 59th minute, they had a numerical advantage, but Frankfurt struggled to capitalize offensively. In stoppage time, Bayer were down to nine men, yet instead of equalizing, Eintracht conceded a third goal from a set-piece, suffering their first defeat of the season.
🏆 The situation was eased by a commanding Champions League victory over Galatasaray (5-1). Eintracht conceded an early goal again but managed to score three times before halftime and comfortably sealed the rout in the second half. Uzun, Burkardt (with a brace), and Knauff found the net, while a Turkish defender added an own goal to the tally.
Match Results: Eintracht Frankfurt

Union Team Overview
🔴 After their opening round victory over Stuttgart (1-0), Union Berlin, known as the "Iron Ones," have suffered two consecutive defeats: away to Borussia Dortmund (0-2) and at home against Hoffenheim (2-4). In the clash with Hoffe, Baumgart's side were trailing 0-2 at halftime but clawed back into the game with a goal from Ilyas Ansa. However, just two minutes later, their defense faltered again, forcing the hosts to chase a two-goal deficit once more. In the 71st minute, Tom Rothe narrowed the gap to one, but soon committed a foul in his own penalty area, resulting in a red card. Hoffenheim converted the penalty to make it 4-2, leaving the Berliners with no energy for a comeback.
Match Results: Union
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Eintracht Frankfurt
🎙 Dino Toppmöller's words following the Champions League triumph: "What a night! Incredible! The atmosphere was extraordinary even before the game, you could feel the energy. We started well, but still conceded and got a bit nervous. When we equalized, it was a moment of revelation. We knew Galatasaray were taking risks, and we could capitalize on their mistakes. At halftime, I told the guys: we have a great team, there's no need to hide. The victory was deserved, with fantastic goals and moments. The defensive setup worked brilliantly, and the tactical shift in attack after half an hour paid off too. Being able to celebrate like that at the end is a special feeling. We live and suffer for moments like these."
⭐ Following the departures of Omar Marmoush and Hugo Ekitike, 19-year-old Can Uzun has emerged as the new rising star for the "Eagles," tallying 5 points (3 goals, 2 assists) in three Bundesliga matches and scoring another goal in the Champions League. Newcomer Jonathan Burkardt was named Man of the Match against Galatasaray, notching a brace and an assist.
❌ The squad situation is as follows: Rasmus Kristensen and Mario Götze will miss the match due to muscle issues, while forward Jessic Ngankam has been recovering from a severe leg injury. Goalkeeper Kauan Santos has returned from a cruciate ligament tear and was included in the squad for the game against Bayer, although he didn't take the field.
Union
🎙 Head coach Steffen Baumgart commented after the match: "We had a solid first half, but suffered a double blow and went down 0-2. After the break, we scored but conceded immediately again. The guys fought hard and created chances, but the finish let us down. The result was very disappointing."
⭐ Newcomer Ilyas Ansa has been the standout revelation at the start of the season: the 20-year-old forward has netted 3 goals in the opening rounds of the Bundesliga after his move from Paderborn.
❌ Tom Rothe will miss the clash against Eintracht due to a suspension. Diogo Leite and Josip Juranovic remain doubtful as they are still regaining fitness after injuries. Luan Burku, Stanley Nsoki, Andrik Markgraf, and Andras Schäfer are still sidelined.
🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards
The match will be officiated by Sven Jablonski. In his last 10 games, he has averaged 3.2 yellow cards per match. The average total of cautions in the head-to-head history between these teams is 3.64. Our betting choice is: over 3.5 yellow cards. This bet has hit in all three of Eintracht's Bundesliga matches this season.
⚽ Goals Prediction
It's worth noting that Union, along with Freiburg, are among the most conceding teams, having allowed 8 goals in three rounds. Eintracht have scored in seven consecutive Bundesliga games (dating back to last season), and the Berlin side have particularly struggled on the road. Therefore, our pick is Eintracht's team total over 1.5 goals.
🚩 Corner Prediction
In the new season, Eintracht have taken 21 corners, with at least 5 per match. Union have earned 20, also consistently delivering no fewer than 5 corners. In their head-to-head encounters, the following statistic stands out: under 11 corners has occurred in 8 of their last 10 meetings. We are opting for this outcome.
Editor's Prediction
The "Eagles" appear to be the favorites despite their setback against Bayer Leverkusen. After their Champions League victory, the team is in top form, boasting one of the best attacking records at the start of the season with 18 goals in just five matches. Union, on the other hand, have conceded more goals than any other team in the league alongside Freiburg and clearly struggle away from home, as evidenced by their match against Borussia Dortmund.
We decided against betting on a straightforward win for the hosts and instead opted for a more confident choice: over 2.5 goals. A likely scoreline is a 3-1 win for Eintracht, who will undoubtedly be eager to avenge last year's defeat to the Berliners at Deutsche Bank Park.
