MJK46: Union are looking to return to the Bundesliga after being relegated last season

Jack: It seems to be a thing doesn't it?

TheLFCFan: I hope we can go on a run and have a decent attempt at the title

ScottT: Finding consistency in defence is going to be the key in any title attempt

Could have been better. At least there is some potential to uncover with the three players highlighted.

Ludwig Kufner will be a club legend

Some promising players there. They could be destined for greatness, in your hands.

The battle at the top of the table looks set to break into a brawl, and I'm excited to see the outcome! It'll be tense, it'll be tough, it'll be thrilling. Let's go Munich!

A 1-0 defeat against 1. FC Heidenheim 1846 started the month for 1860 Munich with Osei Owusu missing two vital opportunities during the match. A late goal in injury time from substitute Johann Ngonnou Djayo saw Die Löwen steal victory from FC Erzgebirge Aue followed by a dominant 3-0 victory over SSV Jahn Regensburg to finish the month of March.


The fight for promotion is on in Bundesliga 2 with any of the top seven teams hoping for a good run of form in the remaining seven fixtures this season to see them promoted into the Bundesliga.

Union Berlin remain as the standout of the whole competition as a side that is capable of dominant performances while 1860 Munich and FC. St Pauli share second place.


Continuing his incredible form so for this season, Philipp Steinhart was ever present in defence, making eleven interceptions in three fixtures, including an incredible seven in one match against SSV Jahn Regensburg.

The 28-year-old has established himself as one of the first names on the team sheet for 1860 Munich which is quite an impressive achievement given that Felix Muller was named the starting left back in his place heading into the start of the season.

If you can cut out the odd stray result that seems to crop up every month as Jack highlighted recently, you'll certainly be doing yourselves a favour. Unfortunately, football isn't that simple. Hopefully the next month with two relatively pleasing fixtures to start the month will set the way for an additional six points to be added to the total.

I have a feeling the next month will be make-or-break for your season. Four big teams, by all means. If you can walk away from April with 9+ points, I think you've got promotion in the bag.

A strong youth intake on the previous update, that's for sure. I wonder what role they will have to play in the immediate and upcoming future.

As for the divisional performance, you're really pushing for that 2nd spot now and it would be cruel for you to miss out after all this hard work. Just don't pull a Leeds and completely crash out of contention!

You don't bring through the strongest of players do you! A decent intake, with Yagan being the most exciting. In terms of results, I am baffled that Osei missed two chances, guess everyone has to have one off day But a good reaction to the result and two wins in a row sets you up nicely for a run at the title!

An undefeated month is all 1860 Munich manager Daniel Bierofka could ask for towards the end of the season as 1860 Munich began to fight for promotion to the Bundesliga.

Starting the month with two draws, to take their season tally of draws to three, Die Löwen began to find form at the end of the month with two strong performances in two consecutive fixtures from 1860 Munich winger Stefan Lex sealing victory against Hamburger SV and SG Dynamo Dresden.


Union Berlin have sealed promotion to the Bundesliga for next season, bouncing straight back up after being relegated from the division the season prior. 1860 Munich find themselves three points ahead of nearest rivals FC. St Pauli while SV Werder Bremen, DSC Arminia Bielefeld and 1. FC Heidenheim 1846 are all in a position to capitalise should the opportunity present itself.


Rising to the occasion when his team needed him most, Efkan Bekiroglu was in scintillating form in the month of April for 1860 Munich. Pulling the strings in the midfield, the 25-year-old created numerous chances for his teammates while also making vital interceptions to assist his defence.

Arriving on a free transfer from FC Augsburg ahead of the 2018/19 season, the German has proven a tremendous acquisition for Daniel Bierofka.

End of season looks cake, you can still win the league, good luck!

Finally edged your way in that top two! Looks like you might’ve hit form at just the perfect time in the season, but it’s only worth something if you’re performing just as good or better than St Pauli in those final three fixtures.

On paper, an easy finish to the season and exactly the fixtures you would want to have when you're fighting for promotion. However, FCK and Onasbruck will be desperate for any points they can get to avoid relegation/the play-out spot.

Fingers crossed that with that run in your able to pull off promotion. Be interesting to see what sort of budget your given to try and stay up though

You've got all bottom sides to end the season mate you should seal that auto promotion spot.