Union Berlin host Schalke at the Alten Försterei with both sides rooted near the bottom after identical 0-1-1 starts, but the numbers tell different stories: Schalke hasn't scored yet while Union has netted three times, meaning the home shape must deal with a transition threat they haven't faced in kind. Juranovic's two assists from right-back suggest Union can stretch channels, yet seven goals conceded exposes a frail back line that Schalke's pressing could punish if the shape compresses. Latte Lath's lone goal gives Union a focal point, but finishing quality remains unproven against a Schalke side that has shipped three without reply. With both teams desperate for momentum, set pieces and travel spots could decide a match where midfield control is the only reliable lever for either side.