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16.01.2018DFB-Pokal

Cup game against Bremen live on ARD

Bayer 04 will play the DFB Cup quarter final against Werder Bremen at the BayArena on Tuesday 6 February at 20.45 CET. The tie will be broadcast live on Sky and ARD.
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The DFB Cup quarter-final dates have been confirmed: Bayer 04 will play the last-eight game at home to Werder Bremen on Tuesday 6 February with a 20.45 CET kick off at the BayArena. The game between the Black and Reds and the Green and Whites will not only be broadcast live on Sky but also on terrestrial TV on ARD. The same applies to the Wednesday game between FC Schalke 04 and VfL Wolfsburg.

Tickets for the match against Werder Bremern go on sale to Club members on Tuesday 16 January. Open sale starts on Thursday 18 January.

HOW TO ORDER

Tickets can be purchased via the usual methods:

Online at the ticket webshop

By phone on 0049 (0)214 5000 1904

In person from Service OST (BayArena, Bismarckstraße 122-124) and the Bayer 04 shops in Leverkusen City, Bergisch Gladbach and Solingen

DFB CUp Quarter Finals:

 

Tuesday, 6 February, 18.30 CET

SC Paderborn v FC Bayern Munich

Tuesday, 6 February, 20.45 CET

Bayer 04 v SV Werder Bremen

Wednesday, 7 February, 18.30 CET

Eintracht Frankfurt  v FSV Mainz 05

Wednesday, 7 February, 20.45 CET

FC Schalke 04 v VfL Wolfsburg

 

>>>> Click here for Bayer 04 digital fixture list <<<<

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