The rows here touch three dots on the map. Munich, where the Allianz Arena appears by name three times. Berlin, twice, once at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei where the match was played on the eighth of November. And one very small dot in the far south-west of Germany: Elversberg, and the URSAPHARM-Arena an der Kaiserlinde. Six rows here, three grounds named, and a country drawn corner to corner — the far east, the deep south-west, and home — all of it inside two years of football.
Five of those six matches are against the same club. FC Union Berlin, again and again: three-nil at home in November 2024, one-one away in March 2025, two-two at the Alten Försterei in November 2025, four-nil at home in March 2026, and then the seven-nil at the Allianz Arena on the eighteenth of September. Split it home and away and the rows say something blunt. At home to Union Berlin, three times: three-nil, four-nil, seven-nil. Not one of them close, and the last of them on the eighteenth of September. Away in Berlin, twice: one-one and two-two, draws both, and the Alten Försterei one — two-two in November — is the closest thing in these rows to a bad afternoon.
Between the Berlin matches sits the odd one out. The thirteenth of September, away at Elversberg, at the URSAPHARM-Arena an der Kaiserlinde, two-one to the visitors — the only row here against anybody other than Union Berlin, the only away ground named outside Berlin, and the only away win in these rows. A trip down to the south-west corner of the map, a goal more than the hosts, and straight back for Union Berlin five days later: seven-nil. That is a strange and rather wonderful week of football to find in a data file.
The Berlin away days deserve their own sentence, being the gentlest rows here. In March 2025 the visit ended one-one. In November 2025 it ended two-two at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei, a ground with one of the great names in the file, where the row says the match was played and the scoreline says nobody much budged. Twice to the far east of the country for a draw, and twice the same opponent sent back to Munich for a very different afternoon.
By the numbers — Bundesliga: 2nd · 4 played · 3-1-0 · 14-2 · 10 pts · form WDWW. All data from ScoreCrowd's match records, retrieved 24 September 2026. The line above is Bundesliga only.
The shape of the thing is in the split. The Allianz Arena rows are all home, and at home this club does not concede in these rows at all. The named away grounds are a capital in the east and a small ground in the south-west, and those away rows are the quiet half: the two draws in Berlin and the win at Elversberg. One competition on the list — Bundesliga, nothing else — so the continent stays off the map for now; the real miles live there, and they belong to another page.
What is here is loud enough on its own: the same opponent at the same ground three times in these rows, the scoreline heavier every time — three-nil, four-nil, seven-nil. Six rows deep and half of them the same fixture: this is a data file that knows what it likes.
So the map is three dots today: home, Berlin, and one small ground near the south-west corner, with the Allianz Arena the fixed point in the middle of it all. Maps grow.