While working on the new bayer 04.de website, it was important for us to also take a look at our apps. Do we really need two different ones? Shouldn't the target be to take the best from both and bring them together in a completely new app?
So now there is only one Bayer 04 app. But it has a lot to offer. If you can't make it to the stadium on a matchday the live text commentary will keep you right in touch with how the Werkself are doing. It doesn't matter which app you have on your device: Technical barriers have been overcome thanks to its responsive design. The layout adjusts the device. You experience a consistent visual appearance – whether it's on a smart phone or tablet.
And, of course, we've built in a couple of additional features. For example, the push notification with goal alarm without a time delay. So if you always want to keep up-to-date with Bayer 04 wherever you are then just install our app. We'll keep you in touch.
Full-back Julia Mickenhagen is leaving Bayer 04 Leverkusen at the end of the season to join Bundesliga newcomers VfB Stuttgart. The 21-year-old’s contract with the club expires on 30 June.
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Werkself-TV shows the highlights of the Bayer 04 women's 3-1 win at RB Leipzig on the 25th matchday of the Google Pixel Frauen-Bundesliga 2025/26.
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The Werkself need a win in their penultimate match of the season at RB Leipzig on Monday evening (18:00 CEST) to keep their hopes of third place alive until the final day. After Eintracht Frankfurt lost on Saturday, Roberto Pätzold's side can close the gap on their rivals to two points and leave it all to play for next Sunday.
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Werkself fans from across the New York City area gathered Saturday morning at Smithfield Hall in Manhattan to cheer on Bayer 04 in the club’s crucial Bundesliga showdown against VfB Stuttgart given the match’s big implications.
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In the next head-to-head clash for the Champions League places at VfB Stuttgart, Bayer 04 failed to follow up their impressive 4-1 win at home to RB Leipzig from the week before. After Aleix Garcia gave the Werkself the lead with their fastest goal of the season, the Swabians turned the game around and won 3-1, knocking Leverkusen down into sixth place. It leaves them needing a win at home to Hamburger SV and other results to go their way on the final day of the 2025/26 campaign in order to reclaim fourth spot. The Werkself Review has all the analysis and reaction from all those involved in an eventful encounter with VfB.
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