German clubs on tour: summer 2025
Bayern and Dortmund have completed Club World Cup campaigns, Leverkusen are following Leipzig to Brazil, and Frankfurt and Kiel both have tours to the States...
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Which teams have qualified for Europe?
Stuttgart secured a return to European football by beating Bielefeld in the DFB Cup final. Which six teams will they be joining as Germany's contingent on the continent in 2025/26?
The 2024/25 season in numbers
Harry Kane, Thomas Müller and Bayern contributed just some of the jaw-dropping stats thrown up during the recently ended campaign...
Olise wins Rookie of the Season!
The French winger beat the likes of Dortmund's Svensson and Frankfurt's Brown to the award.
Heidenheim into play-off, Pauli and Hoffenheim safe
Heidenheim will get a second bite of the cherry in their bid to avoid joining relegated Kiel and Bochum in the second tier...
Bochum bow out with heads held high against St. Pauli
Myron Boadu's double gave already relegated Bochum a farewell victory at St. Pauli, who, despite defeat, secured their Bundesliga status for next season.
Kane tops scoring charts again
The Englishman beat Serhou Guirassy and Patrik Schick to top spot.
How Germany’s north rediscovered success
Germany’s north was once a hotbed of footballing success, until a collective slump in recent years saw its clubs fall on hard times – now they’re flying high once more.
Olise named Player of the Month!
The Bayern forward takes the prize for April after an impressive month in front of goal for the newly crowned champions.
Final-day permutations
Three teams are competing for two Champions League spots, two to compete in Europe at all, and who will be forced into the play-off? Here's how it can all go down on the final day of 2024/25...
Every team's final Bundesliga fixture
Who will face who on the final matchday? Check out our handy club-by-club guide!
Key men in the relegation battle
The Bundesliga's race for survival is entering its home straight – who can be the difference makers for Heidenheim, Kiel and Bochum?