Julian Brandt, Kai Havertz and Jonathan Tah (Germany)
Saturday, 8 June (20.45 CET, Borisov): Belarus v Germany (EURO qualifier, Group C)
Tuesday, 11 June (20.45 CET, Mainz): Germany v Estonia (EURO qualifier, Group C)
Jonathan Tah (Germany U21)
Monday, 17 June (21.00 CET, Udine): Germany U21 v Denmark U21 (EURO, Group stage)
Thursday, 20 June (21.00 CET, Trieste): Germany U21 v Serbia U21 (EURO, Group stage)
Sunday, 23 June (21.00 CET, Udine): Austria U21 v Germany U21 (EURO, Group stage)
Julian Baumgartlinger, Aleksandar Dragovic (Austria)
Friday, 7 June (20.45 CET, Klagenfurt): Austria v Slovenia (EURO qualifier, Group G)
Monday, 10 June (20.45 CET, Skopje): North Macedonia v Austria (EURO qualifier, Group G)
Lukas Hradecky (Finland)
Saturday, 8 June (18.00 CET, Tampere): Finland v Bosnia-Herzegovina (EURO qualifier, Group J)
Tuesday, 11 June (20.45 CET, Vaduz): Liechtenstein v Finland (EURO qualifier, Group J)
Tin Jedvaj (Croatia)
Saturday, 8 June (15.00 CET, Osijek): Croatia v Wales (EURO qualifier, Group E)
Tuesday, 11 June (20.45 CET, Varaždin): Croatia v Tunisia (Friendly)
Charles Aránguiz (Chile)
Thursday, 6 June (01.00 CET, La Serena): Chile v Haiti (Friendly)
Tuesday, 18 June (01.00 CET, Sao Paulo): Japan v Chile (Copa America, Group stage)
Saturday, 22 June (01.00 CET, Salvador): Ecuador v Chile (Copa America, Group stage)
Tuesday, 25 June (01.00 CET, Rio de Janeiro): Chile v Uruguay (Copa America, Group stage)
Leon Bailey (Jamaica)
Thursday, 6 June (01.00 CET, La Serena): USA v Jamaica (Friendly)
Tuesday, 18 June (03.00 CET, Kingston): Jamaica v Honduras (Gold Cup, Group stage)
Saturday, 22 June (01.00 CET, Houston): El Salvador v Jamaica (Gold Cup, Group stage)
Wednesday, 26 June (02.00 CET, Los Angeles): Jamaica v Curaçao (Gold Cup, Group stage)
Paulinho (Brazil U23)
Sunday, 2 June (19.00 CET, Aubagne): Brazil U23 v Guatemala U23 (Maurice Revello Tournament)
Wednesday, 5 June (19.30 CET, Salon de Provence): France U23 v Brazil U23 (Maurice Revello Tournament)
Saturday, 8 June (17.30 CET, Vitrolles): Brazil U23 v Qatar U23 (Maurice Revello Tournament)
Isaac Kiese Thelin (Sweden – on stand-by)
Friday, 7 June (20.45 CET, Solna): Sweden v Malta (EURO qualifier, Group F)
Monday, 10 June (20.45 CET, Madrid): Spain v Sweden (EURO qualifier, Group F)
Tickets are on sale for the last two Bayer 04 Women's team home games in 2025. Fans can now purchase tickets for the matches at the Ulrich Haberland Stadium against RB Leipzig and the final fixture of the year in the Rückrunde opener against German champions Bayern Munich. The latest information at a glance.
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Eliminated ahead of the offline round: On Tuesday, 18 November, the Leverkusen console pros played the two remaining matches in the online preliminary round of showdown two. After picking up six points from the first four games last week, the #B04eSports team bagged another three in the two final duels - but it wasn't enough. The Leverkusen team missed out on a place in the offline knockout round, which will take place in this second showdown on 23 November in Frankfurt am Main.
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The VBL Club Championship by WOW 2025/26 continues today, Tuesday 18 November, with the last two of the six online preliminary round matches in the second showdown. Starting at 18:00 CET, Bayer 04 face Karlsruher SC, followed by Borussia Mönchengladbach at 19:00 CET. The games will be streamed live on the Bayer 04 app and on the club Twitch channel. The lowdown on our next opponents.
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Bayer 04 has presented the groups on the Monheim council with extensively revised proposals for the planned Campus. As part of constructive discussions, the club presented a plan to the CDU, SPD, Greens, FDP, PETO and the Left Party that envisages a one-third reduction in the area of the site on Alfred-Nobel-Strasse. The distance to neighbours will be increased by almost 60 percent. The green corridor will therefore be significantly larger than previously planned. Here are the main changes.
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A disappointing Sunday afternoon in the Hanseatic city: The Bayer 04 Women missed out on a place in the DFB Pokal quarter-finals after a penalty shoot-out at Hamburger SV. After more than 120 minutes of play, coach Roberto Pätzold's team lost 4-2 on penalties to the Bundesliga newcomers in front of 3,993 spectators at the Volksparkstadion. Julia Mickenhagen's brilliant strike to level at 1-1 on 73 minutes was not enough for the Werkself in this tie. The Bayer Leverkusen Women’s team reached quarter-finals in both of the previous two seasons.
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