That is why Sky does not show Hoffenheim vs. Union Berlin live on TV and livestream today

TSG Hoffenheim and Union Berlin are playing the second matchday in the Bundesliga today. You cannot see the Sunday game on Sky today. Here you can find out the reasons why Sky Hoffenheim does not broadcast live on TV and live stream against Union Berlin.

After the start of the league last week, the Bundesliga continues with matchday number two. Among other things, TSG Hoffenheim and Union Berlin will compete against each other on Sunday, August 22nd. The referee whistles for the duel at 3:30 p.m. The PreZero Arena in Sinsheim serves as the venue.

Up to 15,000 spectators can enter the TSG stadium. The venue will therefore be half full.

That is why Sky does not show Hoffenheim vs. Union Berlin live on TV and livestream today

The encounter between TSG Hoffenheim and Union Berlin will not take place today Sky be seen, because the duel is a game with kick-off at 3.30 p.m. and all of them in the 2021/22 season by DAZN be transmitted.

So if you want to watch the game live and in full length, you have only one choice – DAZN. With the streaming service, the transmission starts at 3 p.m., i.e. 30 minutes before kick-off. Moderator Lukas Schönmüller, commentator Uli Hebel and expert Sebastian Kneißl will accompany you through the game.

at DAZN You can also see the Sunday games that start at 6.30 p.m., as well as ten games at 7.30 p.m. Like last season broadcasts DAZN also the Friday games and also offers a highlight show every Saturday. In the you will be shown the highlights of all the games played up to this point in the game day.

Are you football fans? Then DAZN exactly the right provider for you. Serie A, Ligue A, Champions League, Primera Division, Bundesliga – nowhere else do you get so much football on offer.

But there are also numerous other sports such as tennis, MMA, boxing, wrestling or US sports (NFL, NHL, MLB, NBA) in the DAZN livestream.

The price for the DAZN subscription is 14.99 euros per month and 149.99 euros per year. You can also test the streaming service for one month free of charge – but only until September 30th.

Hoffenheim vs. Union Berlin: Bundesliga – expected lineups

Hoffenheim: Baumann – Akpoguma, Posch, Vogt, Raum – Rudy, Geiger – Baumgartner, Kramaric, Bruun Larsen – Rutter
Union Berlin: Luthe – Friedrich, Knoche, Baumgartl – Trimmel, Haraguchi, R. Khedira, Puchacz – Kruse – Awoniyi, Voglsammer

That became the FCK heroes from 1998

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Axel Roos is a club legend because of his loyalty to the Betzenberg in Kaiserslautern. The former defender will celebrate his 57th birthday on August 19th. For this event …

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… we look back on perhaps the greatest sensation in Bundesliga history, which was perfect on May 2nd, 1998: Kaiserslautern won the championship title as a promoted team. What happened to the players at that time?

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TOR – Andreas Reinke: 31 appearances in the championship season. After his time at FCK he played in Greece and Spain, then tried his hand at coaching. He has been running a farm in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania since 2008.

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Lajos Szucs: 3 appearances. He tried his hand at FCK until 2002 before returning to his native Hungary. Then even made a couple of senior internationals there.

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Petr Kouba: without commitment. Never played for FCK and was even banned for doping during his time in the Palatinate. At some point he returned home to Sparta Prague, where he stopped in 2005. Was Bierhoff and Wembley still after him?

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DEFENSE – Andreas Brehme: 5 missions. The crazy championship season was the last of his incredible career. Not as successful as a trainer afterwards. It’s been pretty quiet now about the 1990 World Cup hero.

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Frank Greiner: 1 mission. In August 1997 he switched to VfL Wolfsburg, where he played until 2003 and then ended his professional career. Before that, he contributed a little to the FCK triumph in a 1-0 win against his ex-club Cologne on matchday 2.

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Janos Hrutka: 3 missions. The tree-long Hungarian (1.96 meters) could never prevail at the FCK. A change to Eintracht Frankfurt failed because of the medical check. Returned to Ferencvaros in Budapest in 2000.

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Miroslav Kadlec: 32 appearances, 1 goal. After well over 200 games in the Bundesliga alone for FCK, Rehhagel’s chief strategist went straight back to the Czech homeland after the sensational title and was still playing in the first division when he was almost 38 years old.

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Harry Koch: 31 missions. The Palatinate defense legend plowed through the country in the FCK jersey until 2003. Then he played 2nd league and regional league in Trier. Then trainer in Dörbach. Son Robin now plays in the Premier League for Leeds United.

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Roger Lutz: 6 missions. The qualified engineer won the title as an amateur with his FCK. Later won championships in Luxembourg, was assistant trainer and board member in Kaiserslautern. Most recently team manager.

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Axel Roos: 31 missions. The most iconic of all FCK professionals, who holds the record of 22 years of loyalty as an active member of the club and has twice been champion and cup winners with the Red Devils. After his career as a trainer in Pirmasens, Albania, Bahrain, …

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Oliver Schäfer: 10 missions. Worked for eight years at FCK as a reliable role player. Was then with Besiktas, in Hanover and Saarbrücken and then returned as a reserve coach. Currently coach of FCK II.

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Michael Schjönberg: 32 appearances, 4 goals. Shot Bayern off right at the start of the season – and saved a penalty in Freiburg as a substitute for the substitute keeper. Had to stop in 2001. Was coach of the Danish club Vendsyssel FF until summer.

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MITTELFELD – Michael Ballack: 16 missions. Came to the Betze from Chemnitz and immediately became a master. In the following season he played so well that Leverkusen bought him away for a lot of money. The rest should be known.

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Andreas Buck: 31 appearances, 1 goal. Came to FCK as a veritable VfB legend and immediately made history again. Its trademark was its incredible speed. Power in asset management and insurance today.

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Stefan Ertl: 5 missions. As a young hopper he once scored a professional goal for Gladbach before becoming an amateur with the FCK champions. Most of the time he played in the regional league.

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Thomas Franck: without commitment. He won two German championships with BVB and made it to the UEFA Cup final. At FCK he only played a minor role in two years and finally let his career end with his hometown club Waldhof Mannheim.

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Marian Hristov: 22 appearances, 5 goals. Played for FCK from 1997 to 2004, at the end even for the amateurs. Played two World Cup finals with Bulgaria and a little at VfL Wolfsburg.

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Junior: without commitment. Recommended for the amateurs for the professional team, but was not used until the year after the title in the Bundesliga and even the CL. Later still active in Nuremberg and Burghausen.

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Pascal Ojigwe: 1 mission. Were U17 world champion with Nigeria in 1993, but never really got off to a good start at FCK. Later played for Cologne, Leverkusen and Munich in 1860 before he returned home.

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Ratinho: 26 appearances, 4 goals. Rocked the Betze in the second division and in the championship season and remained a red devil for seven years. Later stages: China, Kazakhstan, Switzerland. Then: youth trainer at FCK and innkeeper in the region.

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Thomas Riedl: 6 appearances, 1 goal. Papa was already a red devil. Played at Betze for five years, then two for 1860, then five again for FCK. Riedl is also a legend in Munich because he once shot Bayern from long range.

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Ciriaco Sforza: 32 appearances, 3 goals. Constantly switched back and forth between Betzenberg and FC Bayern and was sometimes more, sometimes less successful. Super fine kicker, less glamorous as a coach.

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Martin Wagner: 30 appearances, 4 goals. Completed a total of 241 competitive games for FCK and worked the left wing like only a Hans-Peter Briegel. Visited Wolfsburg for a moment before ending his career in 2001.

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STURM – Pavel Kuka: 22 appearances, 5 goals. The Czech had his best time at FCK in the 94/95 season. He scored 5 Bundesliga goals in four days, 2 of them in a 4-0 win against Bayern. Founded his own club in his home country in 2015.

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Olaf Marschall: 24 appearances, 21 goals. Came from Dresden in 1994 for the FCK record sum of 2.8 million marks. Decided in the championship season felt every game in stoppage time. All in all, unfortunately, injured too often. With FCK until 2002, then Qatar and that’s it.

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Marco Reich: 31 missions, 1 goal. At the age of 20 or 21, he was considered one of the top talents in the country and was a fixed point in Rehhagel’s championship team. From 2001 steadily on the move and never again as good as uffm Betze. Today a legend at FC Schmittweiler-Callbach.

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Jürgen Rische: 27 appearances, 11 goals. Congenial partner of Marschall, with whom he had already played at 1. FC Lok in Leipzig. Later in Wolfsburg and Braunschweig, where he was also active as an athletics and rehab trainer.

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Trainer: Otto Rehhagel. After a turbulent year at FC Bayern, he joined his former club, which had just been relegated for the first time, in 1996. Two years after the miracle came the resignation. After that he became a Greek …

Bundesliga: The table on the 2nd matchday

place	team	Sp.	Gates	Diff	Pt.
1.	VfL Wolfsburg	2	3: 1	2	6th
2.	Bayer Leverkusen	2	5: 1	4th	4th
3.	Sc freiburg	2	2: 1	1	4th
4th	TSG Hoffenheim	1	4-0	4th	3
5.	RB Leipzig	2	4: 1	3	3
6th	Borussia Dortmund	2	6: 4	2	3
7th	1. FC Cologne	1	3: 1	2	3
8th.	VfL Bochum	2	2: 1	1	3
9.	VfB Stuttgart	2	5: 5	0	3
10.	1. FSV Mainz 05	2	1: 2	-1	3
11.	Arminia Bielefeld	2	1: 1	0	2
12th	Bayern Munich	1	1: 1	0	1
12th	1. FC Union Berlin	1	1: 1	0	1
14th	Eintracht Frankfurt	2	2: 5	-3	1
15th	SpVgg Greuther Fürth	2	2: 6	-4	1
16.	Borussia M’gladbach	2	1: 5	-4	1
17th	FC Augsburg	2	0: 4	-4	1
18th	Hertha BSC	2	2: 5	-3	0