Union | Berlin - Heidenheim

Budu Zivzivadze sealed the 3–1 win in the 79th minute, capitalizing on an assist from Jan Schöppner.

Heidenheim secured a vital three points in their fight for survival with a clinical performance at home.

Despite being in 18th place, their two wins this season against Union (including a dramatic 2–1 late comeback in November) have been rare highlights in a difficult campaign. Head-to-Head History Union Berlin - Heidenheim

While Union Berlin held more possession (55%) and took more shots (10 vs 7), Heidenheim was far more efficient, converting three of their three shots on target into goals. Seasonal Context & Standings

As of late April 2026, both teams find themselves in the bottom half of the Bundesliga table . Form (Last 5) Heidenheim Budu Zivzivadze sealed the 3–1 win in the

Mathias Honsak set the tone with two first-half goals in the 9th and 36th minutes, assisted by Marvin Pieringer and Patrick Mainka.

The club has struggled for consistency, leading to the departure of manager Bo Svensson earlier in the season following a poor winless run. They are currently hovering just above the relegation playoff spot. Head-to-Head History While Union Berlin held more possession

The rivalry between and 1. FC Heidenheim in the 2025–26 Bundesliga season has been defined by Heidenheim’s surprising dominance. Despite sitting at the bottom of the table for much of the campaign, Heidenheim completed a decisive league double over the Berliners, culminating in a 3–1 victory at the Voith-Arena on April 11, 2026. Heidenheim Sat, Apr 11 Bundesliga Union Berlin M. Honsak (9') M. Honsak (36') B. Zivzivadze (79') L. Querfeld (75') Recent Match Analysis (April 11, 2026)