
Bayer 04 launched the new app at the end of last year. The number of users has grown by more than 50% since the launch and the number of visits per day plus the average time spent by fans on the app have increased by more than fourfold. On matchdays there are more than 26,000 visits to the app and Werkself Radio has also experienced a boom: The Black and Red Internet radio attracts over 10,000 fans at the highest point.
One success factor is the individuality that is written large in the new Werkself digital world. Users have the opportunity to access Black and Red content according to their preferences and interests. And the function of loading tickets on the app to a virtual wallet simply using a QR code and using it to access the BayArena has also proved to be very popular.
The German Stevie Awards:
The German Stevie Awards are the most comprehensive business award in German-speaking countries and are now in their eighth year. The Stevie Awards attract over 12,000 applications every year from companies in more than 70 countries. The Stevies have over 200 different categories for awards to organisations of all sizes as well as people behind them for outstanding performances at work worldwide.

The Bayer 04 Women clcoked up a 3-2 win in a friendly against Twente Enschede on Thursday afternoon in the last international break of 2025. In drizzle, Lilla Turanyi (16’), Kristin Kögel (65’) and Paulina Bartz (69’) scored the goals for the Werkself against the Dutch Eredivisie Vrouwen leaders, who are still unbeaten in the league.
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Werkself TV shows highlights of the 2-0 win for Bayer 04 at Manchester City on matchday 5 in the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 league phase...
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The annual Black and Red Week is up and running. And day two, Wednesday 26 November, includes a coupon flyer with big discounts...
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Bayer 04 won 2-0 at Manchester City on Matchday 5 of the league phase in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League! Alejandro Grimaldo scored before half-time and Patrik Schick added another after the break for a Werkself side that had been hit by numerous personnel losses before their trip to England.
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