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Union Berlin News
#2 D
Kevin Vogt: Will miss next match
Dec 14th
Vogt was shown his fifth yellow card of the season during Saturday's match against Bochum.
#5 F
Kevin Volland: Remains out Saturday
Dec 14th
Volland (undisclosed) is not in the squad to face Bochum on Saturday.
#1 G
Frederik Ronnow: Concedes three second half goals
Dec 6th
Ronnow allowed three goals while making two saves during Friday's 3-2 loss to Stuttgart.
#3 D
Danilho Doekhi: Opens the scoring Friday
Dec 6th
Doekhi scored a goal with his lone shot while making six interceptions, two tackles (winning one) and three clearances during Friday's 3-2 loss to Stuttgart.
#4 M
Andras Schafer: Provides rare assist
Dec 6th
Schafer had an assist while taking two shots (both on goal) and creating two chances during Friday's 3-2 loss to Stuttgart.
Werder Bremen News
#5 D
Milos Veljkovic: Back after one match
Dec 14th
Veljkovic (strain) is on the bench for Saturday's match against St. Pauli.
#6 M
Leonardo Bittencourt: Handed adductor injury
Dec 13th
Bittencourt has suffered a groin injury and is out to face St. Pauli on Saturday, according to his club.
#4 F
Keke Maximilian Topp: Picks up ankle injury
Dec 13th
Topp is out until 2025 due to an ankle injury, according to his club.
#2 F
Justin Njinmah: Done until after break
Dec 13th
Njinmah is out for Saturday's match against St. Pauli due to ankle issues, according to his club.
#2 M
Felix Agu: Out until February
Dec 13th
Agu (knee) is expected to miss out until early February, according to media director Christoph Pieper, per Mario Nagel of Deich Stube. "He will be missing throughout January and will probably not be able to return until the beginning of February. [It's] more serious than originally assumed."