Union Berlin Parts Ways with Coach Urs Fischer Amid Poor Performance
Under-19 Coach Marco Grote Steps in as Interim, Assisted by Bundesliga's First Female Coach Marie-Louise Eta
- Union Berlin, a Bundesliga football club, has parted ways with its head coach Urs Fischer after a 14-game winless run in all competitions.
- Fischer led Union Berlin from the second division to the Bundesliga for the first time and then into European competition, including the Champions League.
- Union Berlin's poor performance this season, with just one draw and 13 losses from its last 14 games, led to Fischer's departure.
- Union Berlin's president Dirk Zingler and Fischer jointly decided it was time for a change, hoping a different coach could turn the team around.
- Union Berlin's under-19 coach Marco Grote will be in interim charge, supported by Marie-Louise Eta, the first female coach in Bundesliga history.