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Frauen-Bundesliga
Eintracht Frankfurt welcome a winless Union Berlin side as the Women's Bundesliga continues with its second matchday.
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Eintracht Frankfurt host 1. FC Union Berlin this evening at 18:00 in the Women's Bundesliga, with the home side looking to keep up their promising early-season form. Frankfurt have picked up four points from their opening two fixtures - a win and a draw - and will fancy their chances against struggling opponents.
It has been a difficult start for Union Berlin under head coach Mari-Louise Eta. The club sit second from bottom in the table, pointless after two matches and carrying a goal difference of -4. A trip to Frankfurt represents a tough ask for a side yet to find its footing this campaign.
The first half of the Women's Bundesliga season runs until 21 December, with the winter break beginning on 15 January. The campaign concludes on 23 May, when all fixtures will kick off simultaneously on the final day.
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