
As captain Robert Andrich clicked through social media on Tuesday morning, memories of 14 April 2024 came flooding back. "I'll never forget the incredible pictures taken on that day. Somehow everything fell into place back then," said the 31-year-old after an intensive open training session in the morning in bright sunshine watched with excitement by numerous Bayer 04 fans.











Around 20 of them were children from the Steinberg day-care centre in Leverkusen-Steinbüchel, many of them wearing the jerseys of champion players such as Edmond Tapsoba, Patrik Schick and Florian Wirtz. "We were here last year. The children ask almost every day when we're going back to training," explained Ronja Hennig. Together with her colleague Katharina Schneider, the educational specialist at the day-care centre took the children to the Fanwelt before the training session, where a photo with the championship trophy was of course a must on this special day.
Hennig watched the home game against Werder Bremen on television with her family: "On Monday, the day after, we organised a championship celebration at the day-care centre, looked at the photos of from the game and all sang the club songs together." Special moments and memories that are more alive than ever on this second anniversary at the BayArena.







Loïc Badé, who played with his team-mates last weekend in the 1-0 win in Dortmund without conceding a goal, shred his assessment after the training session. The 26-year-old Frenchman spoke to the media about "big goals: We want to get into the Champions League and also maximise our chances in the Pokal. In the league, we're not looking at our possible chances, we just want to win every game."
Badé is also happy to be able to play a full part again after several weeks out injured. Above all, the winning performance at BVB "was important for self-confidence. Now it's time to move on step by step." The next step comes on Saturday at home to FC Augsburg.

It has been a long time since feeling what it’s like to come away empty-handed. The last – and so far only – defeat of the season, in Elversberg, was two months ago. Since then, Bayer 04 have followed that up with seven wins and a draw. Now it has happened again away to TSG Hoffenheim. As the match progressed, the Werkself grew in confidence and “could even have scored the opening goal”, as Robert Andrich said after the game. In the end, it was the side from Sinsheim who sealed a 3–0 victory after “hectic closing stages” (kicker). The Werkself review.
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Werkself TV shows the highlights of Bayer 04's 0-3 loss at TSG Hoffenheim on Matchday 7 of the 2026/27 Bundesliga season...
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After nine points from their first three away matches of the 2026/27 season, the Bayer 04 Women suffered their first away defeat on Sunday afternoon. The 2-0 defeat away to FC Nürnberg, who were winless before today, represented a setback for coach Roberto Pätzold’s team in the race for the top spots in the Google Pixel Women’s Bundesliga. Fany Pronietz scored both goals (62’, 85’) for the home side.
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