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2.03.2018Bundesliga

DFL confirms matchdays 28 to 32

The German Football League (DFL) has confirmed the Bundesliga fixtures for matchdays 28 to 32. The Werkself have two Saturday night games and one Monday fixture.
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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.

DFL matchdays 28 to 34 in detail:

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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