The Bundesliga faces a frosty setback as Mainz’s clash with Union Berlin gets the cold shoulder due to freezing temperatures and heavy snow. With Germany in the grip of a snowy blast, Mainz, currently languishing in the relegation zone, sees their salvation delayed as their MEWA Arena is closed due to safety concerns.

This marks the second weather-related postponement for Mainz this season, following the cancellation of their match against Bayern Munich in December. The Deutsche Football League cited the significant formation of ice in the lower bleachers, posing safety risks for spectators, as the reason for the cancellation.

Originally scheduled for Friday, January 19, at 8:30 pm, the Bundesliga tie is now on hold. Union Berlin raised the alarm as they revealed that Mainz’s team bus was buried in snow, causing logistical chaos and adding to the woes of the already struggling Bundesliga teams.

The safety concerns and traffic challenges prompted the decision, leaving fans to wonder when the match will be rescheduled. Union and Mainz find themselves on the brink of relegation in the Bundesliga, occupying 14th and 15th positions, respectively.

Mainz’s last triumph dates back to November, with a 2-0 victory against RP Leipzig. A win in the postponed clash could provide a lifeline for Jan Siewert’s side, potentially propelling them above their German rivals and out of the relegation zone. Stay tuned for updates on the rescheduled date of this critical Bundesliga showdown!”