The clash between the Bayer 04 Women and the current league leaders Bayern Munich will again be shown live on TV free on Eurosport as well as on the pay-TV channel MagentaSport. This will be the fourth home game for the Leverkusen Women to be broadcast live from the Ulrich Haberland Stadium on both channels.
The 22nd and final matchday of the season is set for Sunday, 6 June with the final schedule confirmed after the fixtures on matchday 20 (7 to 9 May). The DFB announced that all games will kick off at the same time at 14.00 CEST. The Werkself Women's team are away to relegation-threatened SC Sand in the season finale.
With two days to go until the top-of-the-table clash against VfL Wolfsburg in the Google Pixel Women's Bundesliga, bayer04.de looks back over Bayer 04 Women's international exploits. Eleven players were in action with their countries in recent days – with mixed success. Seven of them represented either the Germany U23s or U20s, while one player scored three goals in total.
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The games continue to come thick and fast for Bayer 04, with the next on Tuesday as Xabi Alonso and his team visit Bayern Munich in the last 16 of the DFB Pokal (kick-off: 8.45pm CET). The Spaniard spoke at his press conference ahead of the match about how to approach the tie, the opposition and two players set to return from injury.
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Delivery fees have now been reintroduced to purchases from the Bayer 04 online shop.
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Bayer 04 take on Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena for the second time this season, but on this occasion in the DFB Pokal for Tuesday’s round of 16 tie (kick-off: 8.45pm CET). There was no winner in the Bundesliga meeting back in September, but there has to be this time. The Munich club have been in good form of late but are without their top scorer Harry Kane now. Here’s all you need to know about our next opponents.
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The seventh edition of the ‘Einfach Fußball’ ('Simply Football') Cup once again delighted participants and spectators alike. On Saturday in the Ostermann Arena in Leverkusen, around 200 sports-mad children, young people and adults with disabilities had the opportunity to compete with players from other clubs and to socialise off the pitch. A highlight of the tournament was the visit of two players from the Bayer 04 women's team.
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