Today the Bundesliga is one of the largest football leagues in the world. The turnover is gigantic, the interest is increasing worldwide. Superstars like Robert Lewandowski, Marco Reus or Manuel Neuer are the figureheads of this league. We’ll tell you which games are taking place in the Bundesliga today.
Who is playing in the Bundesliga today?
You can find the current pairings from today in our Bundesliga schedule. All duels are listed there, with our conference ticker you won’t miss a goal, and of course you can also follow every game in your own live ticker.
The Bundesliga has a total of 34 match days on which the 18 teams compete against each other. The Bundesliga start is planned for September, the last matchday for May 22, 2021. Whether the schedule can be adhered to depends above all on the development of the corona pandemic in Germany.
Bundesliga on TV today
The Bundesliga is of course also broadcast on TV today. However, the rights package is now very split, so that several providers are required in order to see all the games as a fan. The majority of the games are broadcast by the pay TV broadcaster Sky, and there are also individual broadcasts on ARD and ZDF. Then there is the Streamingdienst DAZN (Werbelink), which broadcasts all Friday and selected Sunday games of the Bundesliga.
From 2021, the Bundesliga comeback is on! A total of nine games per season are broadcast live on SAT.1 and as a live stream on ran.de. These include the start of the season, the relegation duels and the fight for the Supercup. You can find all information about this here.
Bundesliga: comparison today and in the past
Today FC Bayern is the series winner in the Bundesliga. There has been no other champion since 2013 alone, eight titles in a row are proof of the pure dominance. With a total of 30 Bundesliga titles, the Munich team are the league’s record champions. Borussia Dortmund is probably the worst competitor, but lately there has always been a lack of consistency.
FC Bayern used to have opponents at eye level with Hamburger SV or Borussia Mönchengladbach. But above all financially, FCB is light years ahead of the competition, so that the dominance will probably not end for the foreseeable future.
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