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06.06.1981 MSV Duisburg vs Bayer 04 2-4 (0-2)
7’ Dietmar Demuth (The first June Bundesliga goal for Bayer 04 scored by the centre-back – and what a strike)
01.06.1985 VfB Stuttgart vs Bayer 04 4-1 (3-0)
57’ Dirk Schlegel (Great individual performance by the left-back)
13.06.1987 Bayer 05 Uerdingen vs Bayer 04 1-1 (0-1)
32’ Knut Reinhardt (Deflected free kick from our youth player)
17.06.1995 Bayer 04 vs Dynamo Dresden 2-2 (1-0)
73’ Ulf Kirsten (The lead from our record goalscorer)
17.06.2020 Bayer 04 vs FC Köln 3-1 (2-0)
40’ Kai Havertz (His last Bundesliga goal for Bayer 04 to date)
Tranquillo Barnetta was born in St. Gallen in Switzerland on 22 May 1985. Quillo, as he was called in the football world, has Italian roots. His great-grandfather emigrated from Italy to the east of Switzerland. Quillo was interested in football early on and he played for the St. Gallen club FC Rotmonten from the age of six. He joined his favourite club FC St. Gallen at the age of 11. There he became a youth international. He won the European Championships with his teammates in the Switzerland U17 team in 2002. The youngsters from Switzerland beat France 4-2 on penalties in the final to become U17 European champions.
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Since the establishment of the Bundesliga on 28 July 1962 for the 1963/64 season, there have been five Regional Leagues: North, Berlin, West, South-west and South. The champions of those five leagues qualified directly for promotion play-offs that were played in two groups of four teams. That included the two second-placed teams in the West and South-west Regional Leagues. The two runners-up from the North and the South played a qualifier for the eighth place in the promotion games.
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In this video you can watch impressive and important goals in the history of Bayer 04 in the month of May. It is not always about the beauty of the goals but also about remembering special games and players.
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There were high summer temperatures in Leverkusen on 25 May 1985. Matchday 32 brings FC Köln to the Ulrich Haberland Stadium with only 13,000 spectators at the derby. That is primarily due to the Werkself with Bayer 04 rarely impressing in that season and they are eleventh in the table before the game just three points ahead of sixteenth, the play-off spot. But with the two points for a win rule back then – two points were awarded for a win – and with the significantly better goal difference, the Werkself need every point to get out of trouble.
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It was all or nothing on the final matchday in the Verbandsliga in the 1974/75 season. Only now would it be decided who were champions and thereby participate in the promotion games to the Bundesliga 2 North. The earlier rivals Viktoria Köln, SC Jülich 10 and Bonner SC have fallen by the wayside.
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