
DFL confirms dates and kick-off times for Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 games to end of March
The DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga has confirmed the dates and kick-off times for Matchdays 25-27 in the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 through to the end of March 2025.
Those following the Bundesliga title race can note both Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen start March with Matchday 25 home encounters on Saturday, 8 March (at 3:30 pm CET) against Bochum and Werder Bremen, respectively. The following week, Matchday 26, sees high-profile encounters between RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund (Saturday, 15 March, 6:30pm CET) plus between VfB Stuttgart and Leverkusen (Sunday, 16 March, 7:30pm CET). The reigning champions then open Matchday 27 after the March international break against Bochum (Friday, 28 March, 8:30pm CET) before Bayern host St. Pauli (Saturday, 29 March, 3:30pm CET).
See the full Bundesliga fixture list here!
In Bundesliga 2, the fixtures on Matchday 25 include a clash between promotion hopefuls Hamburg and Fortuna Düsseldorf (Saturday, 8 March, 8.30pm CET) after Hertha face Schalke (Saturday, 8 March, 1pm CET). An intiguing Friday evening opening to Matchday 26 then sees Schalke host Hannover and Hamburg travel to Magdeburg (both 14 March, 6.30pm CET). Paderborn then host Cologne (Saturday 29 March, 1pm CET) and Kaiserslautern welcome Düsseldorf (Saturday 29 March, 8.30pm CET) as the twists and turns in the fascinating race for promotion are expected to continue on Matchday 27.
See the full Bundesliga 2 fixture list here!
The next set of exact fixtures for the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 are expected to be announced in the week of 3-7 March, following the draw of the DFB Cup semi-finals.
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