Thousands of cities and millions of people will again join the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) campaign in 20205 by switching lights off at the same time – as a sign for a living planet. In Leverkusen, in addition to the BayArena, the Water Tower and the Rathaus-Galerie will be in the dark to show combined support for climate and environmental protection.
The campaign aims to take a joint stand for environmental and climate protection. It’s an hour for the planet earth – hence the name Earth Hour. The campaign first started in Sydney on 31 March 2007. Now it’s the biggest global climate and environmental protection event worldwide. Further information is available from the WWF.
The Werkself are away to SC Freiburg on Bundesliga Matchday 32. The game is on Sunday, 4 May (kick-off: 17:30 CEST). The Bayer 04 Fan Liaison team brings you the latest information on the fixture at the Europa Park Stadion…
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The last home game for the Bayer 04 Women: A win against RB Leipzig on Saturday (12:00 CEST, live on MagentaSport and DAZN) could see the Werkself extend their points record on matchday 21. Three players will say their farewells at the Ulrich Haberland Stadium ahead of kick-off.
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Winger Synne Skinnes Hansen is leaving Bayer 04 Leverkusen at the end of the season. The 29-year-old, who will be out of contract, is set to join Valerenga IF back home in Norway.
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Bayer 04 Leverkusen have signed the Algeria international Ibrahim Maza. The 19 year-old joins the champions of Germany and DFB Pokal winners from Bundesliga 2 side Hertha Berlin. Maza has signed a contract to 30 June 2030.
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