One exception is a match against VfL Bochum, due to be played at the start of 2023, with the tickets going on sale at a later date. The sale match tickets at the BayArena is initially limited to Club members and season card holders. Open sale starts a week later on Tuesday 26 July.
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Tickets are available as follows
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It couldn't have been any tighter! Despite winning four of six games in the online preliminary round in Showdown 1 of the VBL Club Championship 2026/27, Leverkusen eSports duo Marc and Sean Landwehr didn't make it through to the offline knockout round. Level on points (12) with seven other teams, Leverkusen were the only team with this points tally not to progress as they had the worst single-game record compared to their rivals.
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