Upcoming Fixtures
Follow every matchday of the Bundesliga with accurate kickoff times and fixtures—automatically shown in your local timezone. Whether you’re planning to watch Bayern Munich at home or a relegation six-pointer, this section has you covered. For official match schedules, you can also check the Bundesliga Matchday Center.
Fixtures / TV Listing
Bundesliga Fixtures for This Week
Catch all the upcoming Bundesliga matches with live kickoff times and broadcast details tailored to your local timezone.
FC Augsburg 
Borussia Dortmund 
BBC Sport Web
BBC iPlayer
Claro TV+
DAZN Eleven 1 Portugal
DAZN Japan
Diema Sport 3
Digi Online
Disney+ Premium Argentina
Disney+ Premium Chile
Disney+ Premium Sur
ESPN 3
Elisa Viihde Viaplay
Free
GO TV Anywhere
JioTV
K-Vision
M Plus Live
Migu
NOW TV
New World Sport1
Nova Sport 3
Play Sports 1
SONY TEN 2 HD
Setanta Sports+
Shahid
Sky Go
Sky Sport Bundesliga 1
Sky+
Sport 1
StarHub TV+
TOD
TV3 MAX
Viaplay Denmark
Viaplay Iceland
Viaplay Netherlands
Viaplay Norway
Viaplay Poland
Viaplay Sweden
beIN Sports Connect New Zealand
sooka
Eintracht Frankfurt 
Heidenheim 
MaxTV Go
SC Freiburg 
FC Union Berlin 
FSV Mainz 05 
Werder Bremen 
Borussia Mönchengladbach 
St. Pauli 
RB Leipzig 
VfB Stuttgart Standings
Current Bundesliga Table
Stay updated with the latest Bundesliga standings, showing how each team is performing this season.
FC Bayern MünchenRB LeipzigVfB StuttgartBorussia Dortmund
Bayer 04 LeverkusenEintracht Frankfurt
TSG Hoffenheim
FC KölnWerder BremenFC Union BerlinSC Freiburg
VfL Wolfsburg
Hamburger SVSt. PauliFC AugsburgFSV Mainz 05HeidenheimBorussia MönchengladbachFor minute-by-minute updates during matchday, check out our Live Football Scoreboard.
Recent Results
Catch up on all the latest Bundesliga results in real time. Each match includes final scores, goal scorers, and red cards as soon as they happen. Whether it’s a big win at the top or a shock upset at the bottom, we keep everything up-to-date and accurate. Want to dive deeper? Visit the official Bundesliga stats portal for expanded match data.
Current Standings
Track where your team sits in the Bundesliga table, updated automatically after every fixture. The table includes games played, wins, draws, losses, goal difference, and points. When teams are level on points, the Bundesliga uses goal difference and then head-to-head results as tiebreakers. These rules are outlined by the Deutsche Fußball Liga (DFL) regulations.
Top Scorers & Key Stats
Video courtesy of Official Bundesliga YouTube Channel
Top Scorers
Want to know who’s leading the Golden Boot race? This section shows the Bundesliga’s top scorers, including penalty goals and total appearances. You can cross-check our stats with the official Bundesliga player stats for verification.
Clean Sheets
From Manuel Neuer to up-and-coming keepers, check out which goalkeepers are dominating the clean sheet rankings this season. You can view full stats on the official Bundesliga goalkeeper stats page.
Disciplinary Records
See which players are stacking up yellow and red cards—useful for fantasy football managers and stat lovers. Discipline trends can reveal a lot about a club’s playing style. For the latest stats, visit the official Bundesliga card statistics.
What Makes the Bundesliga Unique
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Fan-Owned Clubs & Stadium Atmosphere
Unlike most leagues, many Bundesliga clubs are governed by the “50+1 rule”, meaning fans maintain majority ownership. This fosters a strong community bond — nowhere else will you see such loyal and vocal crowds every single week. Stadiums like Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park regularly break attendance records, and the famous Yellow Wall is a spectacle in itself.
Young Talent & High-Scoring Matches
Bundesliga is a hotbed for emerging stars. Clubs often give minutes to young, attack-minded players, making the games fast-paced and exciting. In recent seasons, it has consistently had the highest goals-per-game ratio among Europe’s top five leagues — making it a favorite for neutrals and thrill-seekers.
Top Stadiums and Clubs with Cult Followings
The Bundesliga is home to some of the most iconic football venues in Europe, each with a fiercely loyal fan base and electric matchday atmosphere. These stadiums are more than just grounds — they’re cathedrals of football culture.
- Signal Iduna Park (Borussia Dortmund): Known for the famous “Yellow Wall,” this is Europe’s largest standing terrace and the heart of Dortmund’s fan power.
- Allianz Arena (Bayern Munich): A modern masterpiece with its glowing exterior, home to Germany’s most dominant club.
- Volksparkstadion (Hamburger SV): Despite playing in 2. Bundesliga, HSV boasts one of Germany’s most passionate supporter bases.
- Stadion An der Alten Försterei (Union Berlin): A fan-built stadium with unmatched charm and a vocal East Berlin crowd that lives and breathes football.
- RheinEnergieStadion (1. FC Köln): Known for carnival vibes and one of the loudest crowds in the league, especially during home wins.
Curious how Bayern stacks up against Europe’s best? Check out our Premier League and La Liga coverage.
FAQs
When does the Bundesliga season run?
The Bundesliga season typically kicks off in August and wraps up in May. There’s also a traditional winter break between mid-December and mid-January.
How can I watch Bundesliga matches live?
Live coverage in Germany is available via Sky Deutschland and DAZN. International fans can check their local providers using the Bundesliga Global TV Guide.
How are teams ranked when points are equal?
If two or more teams are level on points, rankings are first determined by goal difference, then goals scored, and finally by head-to-head results—according to official DFL competition rules.
Why Are Bundesliga Ticket Prices Lower Than the Premier League?
Bundesliga ticket prices are notably more affordable than those in the English Premier League, and that’s no accident. German football operates under the “50+1 rule,” which ensures that clubs are majority-owned by their members — the fans themselves. This community-first model discourages excessive pricing and keeps football accessible to everyday supporters.
In addition, Bundesliga clubs benefit from strong local sponsorships and high matchday attendance, allowing them to keep prices fair without compromising revenue. The result? Some of the best stadium atmospheres in Europe — packed with loyal fans, not just corporate seats.
Who are the top Bundesliga teams to follow?
Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are the most followed Bundesliga teams, but clubs like RB Leipzig, Union Berlin, and Bayer Leverkusen are also gaining attention for their exciting football and growing fanbases.
What are the biggest rivalries in the Bundesliga?
Some of the most iconic Bundesliga rivalries include Der Klassiker (Borussia Dortmund vs. Bayern Munich), the Revierderby (Dortmund vs. Schalke), and the Berlin Derby (Union Berlin vs. Hertha BSC). These matches reflect deep-rooted regional pride and passionate fanbases.