Both new applicants and existing season card holders, who want to change their seats, have the opportunity on Tuesday to try out their future seats at the BayArena. The Bayer 04 team are available in the Schwadbud (in the East Stand of the BayArena) to direct you to your seat and advise on the different types of season card. When you have found the seat that meet your requirements then you can book this for next season while enjoying a drink.
Are you interested in a VIP season card and want to enjoy the package for all Werkself home games next season? VIP seats can also be tried out on Tuesday – All information on the VIP season card will also be provided.
The second round of 'Try out your season card seat' will be held on Saturday 18 May – The Schwadbud is open then from 10.00 to 14.00.
Werkself-TV shows the highlights of the Bayer 04 women's 0-1 loss against TSG Hoffenheim on the 19th matchday of the Google Pixel Frauen-Bundesliga 2025/26.
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It is an expression of solidarity and a tribute to the unique fan culture Under the Cross: Bayer 04 Leverkusen make a special statement with the "50 Years of Fan Clubs" jersey. To mark the founding of the "First Fan Club 1976 Leverkusen", which was followed by many more over the years right up to the present day, the Bundesliga club is commemorating 50 years of passion with this new jersey. Highs and lows, successes celebrated together as well as defeats suffered are manifested in this piece of white fabric, a symbol of unwavering identification with the Werkself.
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A proud anniversary: 2026 marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of the first Bayer 04 official fan club. The pioneers of the "First fan club 1976 Leverkusen" still hold their love for the club dear, black and red passion knows no expiry date. Read on to discover the development of organised fan culture at Bayer 04 and where it is practised around the country and the world.
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After a run of seven games unbeaten in all competitions, the Werkself suffered a 1-0 defeat at FC Union Berlin despite their best efforts. Captain Robert Andrich, who took responsibility for the goal, said after the match: "Now we have to focus on not losing our heads even in difficult situations. That has always made us strong in the past." The Werkself review.
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