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Full-time: Hoffenheim 4-2 Union
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Full-time
90'
+ 8
90'
+ 6
SituationGoal
ReviewPrevious foul?
DecisionGoal
80'
Substitution
70'
Substitution
69'
Substitution
69'
Substitution
65'
Substitution
60'
Substitution
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Kick-off!
45'
+ 9
Substitution
45'
+ 9
Substitution
Half-time
44'
Win Probability
21'
30.1 %
43'
82.7 %
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32'
SituationNo penalty
ReviewFoul?
DecisionPenalty
Kick-off!
Hoffenheim starting XI
Baumann (c) - Kabak, Brooks, Akpoguma - Bebou, Geiger, Prömel, Angelino - Becker - Kramaric, Baumgartner
Hoffenheim subs
Philipp, Bicakcic, Bruun Larsen, Dabbur, Stiller, Rudy, Dolberg, Bischof, Tohumcu
Union starting XI
Ronnow - Doekhi, Jaeckel, Leite - Trimmel (c), Thorsby, Khedira, Haberer, Roussillon - Becker, Behrens
Union subs
Grill, Michel, Juranovic, Laidouni, Gießelmann, Baumgartl, Pantovic, Leweling, Jordan
Hoffenheim: personnel
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Hoffenheim: form
TSG were four without defeat (W3, D1) until losing to Cologne on Matchday 29, sparking their current run of just one victory from their last four (W1, L3) - a sequence that leaves them with only a three-point buffer to automatic relegation and two points clear of the promotion/relegation play-off place. Hoffenheim could secure their top-flight status with victory over Union, combined with favourable results from Stuttgart and Schalke.
Union: personnel
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Union: form
Their comprehensive victory over Freiburg last time out was just Union's second win from the last six (W2, D2, L2), with inconsistency creeping in down the final stretch. One win out of their last five away from home is also a concern but the Berlin club know that victory at Hoffenheim could well seal a top-four spot and historic maiden UEFA Champions League qualification - depending on Freiburg's result on Friday.
Hoffenheim: probable XI
Baumann (c) - Kabak, Brooks, Akpoguma - Bebou, Geiger, Prömel, Angelino - Kramaric - Baumgartner, Dabbur
Hoffenheim: out
Kaderabek (muscular), Nsoki (suspended), Vogt (knee)
Union: probable XI
Ronnow - Doekhi, Knoche, Leite - Juranovic, Laidouni, Khedira (c), Haberer, Roussillon - Becker, Behrens
Union: out
Schäfer (foot)
2:03
Late Union show
2:03
Hoffenheim beaten in Wolfsburg
2:03
Big win in Berlin
Reunion
Hoffenheim midfielder Grischa Prömel played for Union Berlin for five years and was part of their side that won promotion to the Bundesliga in 2019.
Don't look down
Hoffenheim and Union Berlin are among a select group of seven clubs never to experience relegation from the Bundesliga. A win for Hoffenheim will give their chances of remaining in that number a serious boost!
Becker brilliance
Sheraldo Becker became the first player this season to have four goal involvements in a single Bundesliga match, with his two goals and two assists in last Saturday's 4-2 win over Freiburg.
Away blues
Union have suffered all seven of their league defeats this season away from home. They have won just one of their past five away trips, too.
Already in the history books
Union Berlin have 59 points and 17 wins to their name this season - new club records in the Bundesliga.
History beckons for Union!
Four years after being promoted to the Bundesliga for the first time, Union are on the cusp of a maiden Champions League qualification. Victory in Hoffenheim could seal the deal, depending on how Freiburg fare against Wolfsburg on Friday.
Welcome along!
Here you can find all the information about TSG Hoffenheim against 1. FC Union Berlin on Matchday 33.