History is set to be made at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei this weekend. Union Berlin's men's team will be led by Marie-Louise Eta, who steps into the interim head coach role following the dismissal of Steffen Baumgart. Eta, who is slated to take over Union's women's team this summer, now has the immediate task of securing Bundesliga safety for the men's side.

The change comes after a difficult run for Union, who have lost seven of their last eleven matches. Despite sitting in 11th place with a seven-point cushion above the relegation zone, the club is seeking stability and a strong finish to the season. All eyes will be on Eta as she makes her debut against a Wolfsburg side desperate for points.

For Wolfsburg, the situation is critical. Languishing in 17th place and four points from safety, every match is now a must-win. Their form offers little comfort, having lost six of their last seven games and failing to win in their previous twelve Bundesliga outings. A trip to Berlin, where they have never won, represents a formidable challenge.

Union will draw confidence from their formidable home record against Wolfsburg, having won the last five meetings in the capital. However, they will be without the injured David Preu, Matheo Raab, and Wooyeong Jeong. The predicted lineup sees Rønnow in goal, with a defensive trio of Doekhi, Querfeld, and Leite, and Ilić leading the line.

This clash is more than just three points; it's a battle for survival and a landmark moment for the Bundesliga. Can Eta inspire Union to a historic victory, or will Wolfsburg's desperation spark a crucial away win? The pressure is on from the first whistle.