Union Berlin is aiming for away win in Kiel - Svensson puts on!

Union Berlin is aiming for away win in Kiel - Svensson puts on!

After the international break, Union Berlin has an important encounter on the program. The team, who was most recently able to celebrate a narrow 2-1 win against Borussia Dortmund, will meet the promoted Holstein Kiel on Sunday. Trainer Bo Svensson now wants to celebrate the first away win in his term and has already announced that not all top performers from the last game will be in the starting eleven.

The coach of Union Berlin expressed at a press conference that the competition among the players has become more intensive after the international break. He made it clear: "Some boys will sit on the bench, who also deserve to play". This is illustrated by Svenson's approach, Training and training in training more into the list. The return of the seven national players gave the team additional freshness and the necessary self -confidence to pass in the away game.

The pressure on the away win

Union has no away win since February. The last success was a 1-0 against TSG Hoffenheim. In the last eight games in foreign stadiums, the Köpenickers could not win, which increases the pressure to finally get a threesome again. Svensson shows himself combative, but also says that it will be a tough job against Kiel because the Kiel ended their last game against Bayer Leverkusen with 2-2. "We ourselves have only had tight games so far. I expect that on Sunday," continued Svensson.

The team is ready to put this pressure. The team will travel to Kiel on Saturday, accompanied by around 1746 fans who will travel by train and car. The lack of away win has a bitter aftertaste for the supporters of Union Berlin. The hunger for a successful appearance in the foreign stadium is noticeable and the fans hope for a turning point in the season.

The injury situation remains tense: Defender Josip Juranovic, midfielder Lucas Tougeart and replacement goalkeeper Yannic Stein are not available. But there is light at the end of the tunnel, because tous type is making progress and could start training next week. This return could give the team additional boost to master the challenges in the upcoming games.

The outcome of the game against Holstein Kiel will be decisive for Union. The fans sincerely hope for an away win to successfully continue the season. "It will be a difficult game," emphasizes Svensson, who is already preparing for the hard work that lies in front of the team. The demands on the team are high and you can be excited to see whether the Berliners can finally bring about the turn.