After two wins and a draw, the Bayer 04 U19s went down to their first defeat in the 2024/25 UEFA Youth League, losing 4-1 at Liverpool FC despite taking an early lead.
Show moreStill unbeaten and now with seven points to their name: In the third match of the 2024/25 UEFA Youth League, Bayer 04 U19s earned a point at Stade Brest. In front of 3,000 spectators at the Stade Francis-Le Blé, Kerim Alajbegovic put Leverkusen ahead (24'), but the French side equalised shortly before the break. After the break, Artem Stepanov had the best chance for the Werkself but his shot hit the post and the game ended in a 1-1 draw.
Show moreA great honour: Werkself homegrown players Francis Onyeka (U17 category) and Loreen Bender from the Bayer 04 Women's team (U19 category) have been awarded the gold Fritz Walter medal by the German Football Association (DFB). That was announced by the DFB on Friday. The Fritz Walter medal is the most prestigious individual award in German youth football.
Show moreBayer 04 kicked off their UEFA Youth League campaign with a 2-1 win away at Feyenoord. A crowd of 1,050 at Varkenoord saw Ben Hawighorst and Francis Onyeka put the Werkself youngsters 2-0 up before Ayoub Ouarghi got one back for the hosts late on.
Show moreThe UEFA Youth League adventure begins! Ahead of the first match in the league phase at Feyenoord on Thursday 19 September (kick-off 14:00 CEST), U19 head coach Sergi Runge spoke about two successful dress rehearsals and important experiences for the development of the players. The game at the Stadion Varkenoord will be streamed live and for free on bayer04.de, in the Bayer 04 app and on Werkself-TV.
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