The team led by head coach Achim Feifel are currently fifth in Germany's top flight on 23 points. The promoted club from Bremen are battling against relegation and are ninth with a four-point lead over the first relegation spot (eleventh). The team from Bremen have a rearranged match against SC Freiburg on Wednesday 17 March.
The Feifel team are in action on Sunday 21 March against bottom the table MSV Duisburg. The kick-off is at 14.00 CET with Bayer 04 broadcasting the Bundesliga match live on free of charge on the club's YouTube channel.
At the end of March, the Bayer 04 Women entertain Eintracht Frankfurt. The match at the Ulrich Haberland Stadium on Friday, 26 March, kicks off at 19.15 CET. The match against the team from Hessen will be broadcast live on Eurosport and MagentaSport.
Confirmed fixtures:
Rearranged match: MSV Duisburg v Bayer 04 (Sunday, 21 March, 14.00 CET)
Bayer 04 v Eintracht Frankfurt (Friday, 26 March, 19.15 CET)
Werder Bremen v Bayer 04 (Sunday, 18 April, 14.00 CEST)
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