Who is showing / broadcasting Mainz 05 vs. Union Berlin today live on TV and live stream?

FSV Mainz 05 and Union Berlin will meet on the 7th matchday of the Bundesliga. You can find out who is showing / broadcasting the duel live on TV and live stream today here at SPOX.

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With the 3-0 win against Maccabi Haifa, Union Berlin was able to collect three important points in the group stage of the European Conference League last Thursday. Accordingly, with plenty of self-confidence, the iron go into the Bundesliga game against FSV Mainz 05 three days later, on Sunday (October 3rd).

Kick-off will take place at 3:30 p.m., the game will be played in the Mainz Mewa Arena. It is the first game of today’s Bundesliga Sunday. At 5.30 p.m., FC Bayern Munich will be playing against Eintracht Frankfurt. At 7.30 p.m. Arminia Bielefeld and Bayer Leverkusen will finish the 7th matchday.

Who is showing / broadcasting Mainz 05 vs. Union Berlin today live on TV and live stream?

The game between FSV Mainz 05 and Union Berlin will not be broadcast on free TV. If you want to see the game live and in full length, you need a DAZN-Subscription. The streaming service has the transmission rights for the Bundesliga games on Friday and Sunday.

The broadcast starts half an hour before kick-off. Tobi Wahnschaffe is used as the moderator, Mario Rieker comments on the entire game together with the expert Jonas Hummels.

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Who shows / broadcasts Mainz 05 vs. Union Berlin today in the live ticker?

Fans of the two clubs who have no DAZN– If you have a subscription, you can watch the game in the live ticker SPOX follow. So you are always up to date.

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Who is showing / broadcasting Mainz 05 vs. Union Berlin today live on TV and live stream? Most important information

The strangest transfers by BVB in the last 25 years

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In the last decade in particular, BVB did a lot right in the transfer market. But in this millennium, many new purchases turned out to be slow-moving goods or left BVB quickly.

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On the occasion of Michy Batshuayi’s 28th birthday on October 2nd, we look back on a number of curious BVB transfers (the Belgian meanwhile plays for Besiktas, of course, on loan).

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Michy Batshuayi: Replaced Aubameyang on loan from January 2018 until the end of the season and scored twice in the first game. The Belgian scored nine goals in 14 competitive games under coach Stöger. Chelsea then loaned him to Valencia.

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Emmanuel Krontiris: Came in 2000 for the equivalent of 250,000 euros from TeBe Berlin. The German-Greek can call himself German champion and UEFA Cup finalist in 2002. With a total of three BL missions, otherwise active at BVB II. Then Wandervogel.

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Jan-Derek Sörensen: scored three times for Rosenborg in the CL against the black and yellow and then stingy there from 2001 with goals (one goal in 34 competitive games). Incidentally, he also signed in 1860, but BVB won the legal battle in the end.

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Leandro: BVB loaned Dede’s brother from Atletico Mineiro in 2001 at the age of 25. Stayed until 2004 and played twelve league games (two goals). Most of the time in action with the amateurs. Later still on the road in Denmark.

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Juan Fernandez: Moved to the former champions in 2002, was quickly only a reservist and made 22 competitive games in three years. The full-back had to shell out 100,000 euros because he traveled illegally to his home country Argentina before the start of the 2003 season.

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Flavio Conceicao: Went to Real Madrid in 2000 for 25 million and was twice champion, CL and World Cup winner. Loaned to BVB in 2003, scored in the first game against Schalke – but only 15 more games were added.

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Harry Decheiver: After the Bundesliga promotion with Freiburg and a short interlude in Utrecht, Decheiver went to the Champions League winner. At BVB, however, he only made eight league games and ended his career at the age of 28.

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Malte Metzelder: Joined Borussia in 2003, where his older brother Christoph also played. However, the defender was repeatedly thrown back from injuries, so that it was only enough for eleven competitive games. Then went to Aalen.

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Matthew Amoah: Moved to BVB coach Van Marwijk during the 2005/06 winter break and quickly injured his knee. Lost directly and didn’t even score in 17 competitive games. The epitome of the flop.

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Cedric van der Gun: It was extremely bitter for the Dutchman in Dortmund. Came in 2005 and tore a cruciate ligament in his second game. The striker only had 67 minutes of play in three competitive games. His contract was not renewed.

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Antonio Rukavina: The Serbian moved from Partizan Belgrade to Dortmund in January 2008 and shortly after was in the cup final with BVB, where he played 79 minutes as a right-back. With a total of 25 competitive games. In February 2009 he moved on to 1860.

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Yeong-pyo Lee: He found his way to BVB via Eindhoven and Tottenham in 2008 and replaced the injured Dede there as a left-back. With proper performance, but the intended contract extension did not materialize. A total of 22 competitive games.

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Kevin-Prince Boateng: Came on loan in winter 2009 and kicked half-brother Jerome for the first time during this time. Saw red after a kick and therefore only made eleven competitive games. BVB wanted to buy it, but could not meet Spurs’ demands.

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Damien Le Tallec: The Frenchman moved from Rennes to Borussia in 2009, won the championship in 2011 and stayed until 2012. The attacker made 8 competitive games for the professionals and scored 14 goals in 43 games for BVB II. Later active in Ukraine.

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Dimitar Rangelov: After a strong season and relegation with Energie Cottbus, the Bulgarian came to Schwarzgelb for a million and has meanwhile been loaned to Tel Aviv and back to Cottbus. Only scored once in 14 competitive games for BVB.

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Chris Löwe: Moved up to the 3rd division with Chemnitz, surprisingly got a four-year contract with the reigning champions and was a double winner at the end of the season. After 11 competitive games for the professionals and 6 for BVB II, the left-back moved to FCK.

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Julian Schieber: Two goals in an insane 4: 4 in Dortmund were enough for the attacker to move from VfB to BVB. But stood there in the shadow of Lewandowski and later Aubameyang. After 57 competitive games and six goals, it went to Hertha.

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Manuel Friedrich: After injuries to central defenders Hummels and Subotic, Friedrich came out of the absence of a club in November 2013 and made his debut three days later against Bayern. After 15 competitive games (one goal, two assists) he went to India.

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Dong-won Ji: When his move to BVB was already certain, he met Augsburg for the late 2-2 equalizer in Dortmund in 2014. Signed with Schwarzgelb for four years, but was then injured throughout and never played for the pros.

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Kevin Kampl: Was almost in Leverkusen, but then the penultimate (!) From Dortmund struck in January 2015. Since Klopp’s successor, Tuchel, wasn’t into him, it was over again after 19 competitive games. Then went to … Leverkusen.

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Adnan Januzaj: Came for the 2015/16 season just before the end of the transfer window on loan for a year from ManUnited. Active in the BL six times, never from the start. Tuchel publicly questioned his attitude, in January the loan was terminated prematurely.

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Joo-ho Park: Tuchel knew the full-back from Mainz. Strong debut in the EL against Krasnodar in 2015 when the South Korean equalized and headed the 2-1 winning goal. In December 2017, his contract was terminated after eleven competitive games.

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Mikel Merino: The defensive midfielder moved from Osasuna and Spain’s second division to Borussia in 2016 and won the cup at the end of the season. Was only used in 9 competitive games and did not act without errors. We continued in Newcastle.

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Alexander Isak: The striker came to BVB for the second half of the 2016/17 season at the age of 17 – to the surprise of Tuchel. Isak then got no real chance from a total of four coaches and moved on to Real Sociedad after two and a half years and 13 competitive games.

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Emre Mor: Was hailed as a Turkish Messi and was good at dribbling, but played far too rarely. In addition, there was a lack of discipline – not a good idea under Tuchel. After a year it was over, in 2017 he moved to Celta Vigo for 13 million.

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Toni Schumacher: Runs under “strange substitution”. The Cologne legend ended his career in 1992 and became goalkeeping coach at BVB in ’95. Hitzfeld replaced him on the last matchday in 1996 in minute 88. Thereby celebrated his second championship title.

Who is showing / broadcasting Mainz 05 vs. Union Berlin today live on TV and live stream? Expected lineups

Mainz 05: Hundreds of weights – Widmer, Bell, St. Juste – Brosinski, Kohr, Lucoqui – Barreiro, Boetius – Burkardt, Ingvartsen
Union Berlin: Luthe – Jaeckel, Knoche, Friedrich – Trimmel, Haraguchi, R. Khedira, Gießelmann – Voglsammer, Kruse – Awoniyi

Bundesliga: The table on the 7th matchday

place	team	Sp.	Gates	Diff	Pt.
1.	Bayern Munich	6th	23: 5	18th	16
2.	Borussia Dortmund	7th	19:13	6th	15th
3.	Sc freiburg	7th	11: 5	6th	15th
4th	Bayer Leverkusen	6th	16: 7	9	13th
5.	VfL Wolfsburg	7th	9: 8	1	13th
6th	1. FC Cologne	7th	13: 9	4th	12th
7th	RB Leipzig	7th	15: 7	8th	10
8th.	1. FSV Mainz 05	6th	6: 3	3	10
9.	Borussia M’gladbach	7th	9:10	-1	10
10.	1. FC Union Berlin	6th	8: 8	0	9
11.	TSG Hoffenheim	7th	12:11	1	8th
12th	VfB Stuttgart	7th	12:13	-1	8th
13th	Hertha BSC	7th	8:20	-12	6th
14th	Eintracht Frankfurt	6th	6: 9	-3	5
15th	FC Augsburg	7th	3:13	-10	5
16.	Arminia Bielefeld	6th	3: 6	-3	4th
17th	VfL Bochum	7th	4:16	-12	4th
18th	SpVgg Greuther Fürth	7th	5:19	-14	1

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