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Videoton are in friendly action on Sunday with a game against the second division German side.

The club with a long past was formed under its present name in 1966, when it was then part of East Germany. They went on to enjoy successes in the top division of the former East Germany league. The reunification of Germany resulted in the club moving between the second and third tier of league football. However, they have remained a stable second division club since 2009. Their biggest success happened in 2001 when they beat Shalke in the German cup final with a 2-0 scoreline.
Union Berlin play their home matches at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei. Several events are held at the stadium located in the German capital city. Union Berlin and its predecessor have used this stadium since 1920. The team have a famous band of enthusiastic supporters, and the team have been staying at the same hotel as Videoton in Spain. There are around 80-100 German supporters that have followed their side on this pre-season trip, being present at each of their training sessions. They greet their players with a a large round of applause and Sunday's friendly game looks likely to be played in a good atmosphere.
The overall value of the team is regarded to be around the 17 million euro figure. Their most valuable player is 33 year old Austrian Emanuel Pogatetz.

Monday morning's training session was followed by a visit to the local paintball centre for some further team building.

We spoke to the experienced Serbian forward about pre-season and what he expects over the spring.

We spoke to the defender who has found Dubai similiar in certain areas to that of Cape Verde.

We sat down with the Videoton manager to discuss the current pre-season and also look forward to the friendly game with Zenit.

The Vidi head coach shared his thoughts on the second friendly match in Spain.

The Germans had more of the ball in the first half. However, a Feczesin goal after 37 minutes ended up splitting the sides.