1. FC Union Berlin produced a dominant 4-0 Bundesliga final day victory over FC Augsburg at Stadion An der Alten Forsterei on Saturday, 16 May 2026 — confirmed by worldfootball.net showing “Union Berlin 4:0 Augsburg” as the Round 34 result. The four-goal winning margin was one of the more impressive performances of the Bundesliga final day, with Union’s home ground generating the kind of passionate atmosphere that has made the Alten Forsterei one of German football‘s most celebrated venues. The comprehensive victory over Augsburg was a fitting conclusion to Union’s campaign, which ended in a 13th-place finish with 29 points under interim manager Marie-Louise Eta.
Stadion An der Alten Forsterei, with its passionate standing terraces and intensely engaged supporter culture, produced one of the final day’s more one-sided results — the Berlin club demonstrating the quality that their collective spirit can produce when fully motivated in their distinctive compact home environment.
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What was the score of Union Berlin vs Augsburg on 16 May 2026?
1. FC Union Berlin beat FC Augsburg 4-0 at Stadion An der Alten Forsterei in the Bundesliga final day on 16 May 2026. The comprehensive home victory was one of the day’s more dominant results on a simultaneous final matchday across all 18 Bundesliga clubs.
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What is Union Berlin’s Bundesliga finish in 2025-26?
1. FC Union Berlin finished 13th in the 2025-26 Bundesliga season with 29 points. The club’s turbulent campaign featured the dismissal of manager Steffen Baumgart in April 2026 and the appointment of Marie-Louise Eta as interim head coach — only the second woman to manage a men’s top-flight German football club in history.