
The away game at RB Leipzig is the final fixture of matchday 29 on Monday 9 April. In addition to two afternoon matches, the Werkself also play the last two Saturday night games of the season: Following the DFB Cup semi-final against Bayern Munich, Bayer 04 are away to Borussia Dortmund before entertaining VfB Stuttgart at the BayArena a week later. All games on the last two matchdays (33 and 34) kick-off at the usual Saturday time of 15.30 CET.
Matchday 28: Saturday, 31 March, 15.30 CET: Bayer 04 v FC Augsburg
Matchday 29: Monday, 9 April, 20.30 CET: RB Leipzig v Bayer 04
Matchday 30: Saturday, 14 April, 15.30 CET: Bayer 04 v Eintracht Frankfurt
DFB Cup semi-final: Tuesday, 17 April, 20.45 CET: Bayer 04 v FC Bayern Munich
Matchday 31: Saturday, 21 April, 18.30 CET: Borussia Dortmund v Bayer 04
Matchday 32: Saturday, 28 April, 18.30 CET: Bayer 04 v VfB Stuttgart
Matchday 33: Saturday, 5 May, 15.30 CET: Werder Bremen v Bayer 04
Matchday 34: Saturday, 12 May, 15.30 CET: Bayer 04 v Hannover 96
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