Kohn strikes from outside the box after another well-worked corner for Berlin but his shot whistles wide.

We are underway at the Stadion An der Alten Forsterei!

Union Berlin XI: Ronnow, Doekhi, Querfeld, Leite, Trimmel, Khedira, Kemlein, Kohn, Skarke, Ansah, Ilic

Subs: Burke, Jeong, Rothe, Haberer, Ljubicic, Bogdanov, Raab, Kral, Nsoki

Borussia Monchengladbach XI: Nicolas, Scally, Friedrich, Elvedi, Diks, Reitz, Sander, Engelhardt, Castrop, Tabakovic, Neuhaus

Subs: Omlin, Stoger, Honorat, Reyna, Netz, Fraulo, Ullrich, Urbich

Former Nottingham Forest and Sheffield United forward Oliver Burke will be looking to add to his three-goal tally. The Union Berlin player became the first Scotsman to score a hattrick in the Bundesliga in Berlin’s 4-3 win over Eintracht Frankfurt.

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Borussia Monchengladbach’s Franck Honorat has the third most crosses from open play in the Bundesliga this season, 21 in his opening six matches. Gladbach will hope crosses can start to be converted to goals, as none have led to an assist for a Frenchman so far this season.

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Union Berlin have had a mixed start to the season, with seven points from their opening six matches. However, in those six they have faced giants Borussia Dortmund, Eintracht Frankfurt and Bayer Leverkusen all away from home.

But they have only managed to win one of their home games so far this season, a 2-1 win over Stuttgart in the first match of the season.

Borussia Monchengladbach are the only Bundesliga side yet to win this campaign, and are on a club record 13 match winless streak. Their last league win was in March, a 1-0 victory over RB Leipzig.

Gladbach's poor start to the season has led to changes off the pitch as manager Gerardo Seoane was sacked after just three games and replaced with Eugen Polanski, while sporting director Roland Virkus stepped down after five.

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Hosts Union Berlin have the better record going into this fixture tonight, having won six of their previous 12 Bundesliga meetings against Borussia Monchengladbach.

However, Gladbach beat their opponents both home and away last season and haven't lost to Berlin since December 2023.

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One game will be shown live across the BBC Sport website, app and on BBC iPlayer every Friday until 2027.

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List of confirmed fixtures and dates with more to be announced in due course:

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• Werder Bremen v Union Berlin - 24 October
• Augsburg v Borussia Dortmund - 31 October
• Werder Bremen v Wolfsburg - 7 November
• Mainz 05 v Hoffenheim - 21 November
• Borussia Monchengladbach v RB Leipzig - 28 November

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