
The Werkself kick-off matchday 8 with a Friday night game at Eintracht Frankfurt. The Peter Bosz team has two top games on a Saturday evening on matchdays 9 and 13 – at home to Werder Bremen on 26 October and away to the champions of Germany Bayern Munich on 30 November. The match against the Rhine neighbours Borussia Mönchengladbach is on a Saturday afternoon (2 November).
Matchday 7: Saturday, 5 October, 15.30 CET: RB Leipzig (home game)
Matchday 8: Friday, 18 October, 20.30 CET: Eintracht Frankfurt (away game)
Champions League, matchday 3: Tuesday, 22 October, 18.55 CET: Atlético Madrid (A)
Matchday 9: Saturday, 26 October, 18.30 CET: Werder Bremen (H)
DFB Cup, Round 2: Tuesday, 29 October, 20.45 CET: SC Paderborn (H)
Matchday 10: Saturday, 2 November, 15.30 CET: Borussia Mönchengladbach (H)
Champions League, matchday 4: Wednesday, 6 November, 21.00 CET: Atlético Madrid (H)
Matchday 11: Sunday, 10 November, 15.30 CET: VfL Wolfsburg (A)
Matchday 12: Saturday, 23 November, 15.30 CET: SC Freiburg (H)
Champions League, matchday 5: Tuesday, 26 November, 18.55 CET: Lokomotiv Moscow(A)
Matchday 13: Saturday, 30 November, 18.30 CET: Bayern Munich(A)
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The Werkself consolidated their position among the top teams in the Google Pixel Women’s Bundesliga thanks to a last-minute goal on Wednesday evening. Roberto Pätzold’s team beat Hamburger SV 2-1 at the Ulrich Haberland Stadium. Kristin Kögel (14’) and Caroline Kehrer (90’+5) scored for Bayer 04. The result takes Bayer 04 Women onto 19 points, third in the table behind top two Bayern Munich (25) and VfL Wolfsburg (22).
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One Bayer 04 player in particular is looking forward to the Werkself’s Champions League match away at Benfica on Wednesday 5 November (kick-off at 21:00 CET). Alejandro Grimaldo returns to his old stomping ground for the first time since he joined Bayer 04 two years ago. He encounters a Portuguese side that are unbeaten in the domestic league but under pressure in the UEFA Champions League having not taken any points, even under new coach José Mourinho. Here’s all you need to know ahead of the game in Lisbon.
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For the first time this season, the Bayer Leverkusen U19s were beaten in the UEFA Youth League. After two wins and a draw, Bayer 04 lost 5-0 at Benfica on matchday 4. The goals for the home side were scored by Goncalo Moreira (9’, 40’) and Francisco Silva (43’) in the first half. After the restart, Eduardo Fernandes (48’) and Gil Neves (55’) completed the scoring.
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He is the best example of how far successful and professional youth development can go: Kai Havertz joined Bayer 04 from Alemannia Aachen at the age of eleven. At 17, the Germany international made his first appearance for the senior team, graduated from high school in Leverkusen and is still the youngest player ever to make one hundred appearances in the Bundesliga. From London, where he plays for top club Arsenal, Havertz is closely following the discussion about the Bayer 04 Campus and, like more than 11,000 other supporters, has signed the petition launched by Bayer 04 fans from Monheim am Rhein.
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