Bundesliga clubs' winter break plans
The Bundesliga returns on Friday, 10 January, with several teams having played friendly matches to get back up to speed. Find out how they got on...
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Red Bull Salzburg 0-6 Bayern
Watch: Highlights of Bayern's big win in Salzburg
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Leverkusen 2-0 Rot-Weiß Oberhausen
Watch: Highlights of Leverkusen's win over Oberhausen
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Mainz 3-1 Frankfurt
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Leipzig 10-0 Banik Most Sous
Watch: Bundesliga set to return for 2025!
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Mainz 3-1 Frankfurt
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: None planned
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Bremen 2-3 Twente
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Gladbach 2-2 Nijmegen
Watch: Highlights of Gladbach's draw with Nijmegen
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: None planned
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Stuttgart 2-2 Ajax
Watch: Highlights of Stuttgart's draw with Ajax
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: None planned
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Union 1-2 Holstein Kiel
Watch: Union 1-2 Kiel - friendly highlights
Training started: 2 January
Friendly match: Hoffenheim 3-1 Augsburg
Training started: 3 January
Friendly match: Eintracht Braunschweig 2-1 Pauli
Training started: 3 January
Friendly match: Hoffenheim 3-1 Augsburg
Training started: 1 January
Friendly match: None planned
Training started: 1 January
Friendly match: Union Berlin 1-2 Kiel
Training starts: 2 January
Friendly matches: Bochum 1-0 Heracles, Bochum 6-2 Wuppertal
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