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The next Bundesliga match is Bayern München vs 1. FC Köln on Friday, November 20, 2026 at 19:30 UTC. The countdown beside each fixture below runs in your own local time.

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Bundesliga Standings

#TeamPWDLDIFFGLSLast 5Pts
Champions League
1Bayern München9630+2029:9
—
21
2Borussia Dortmund9630+916:7
DWWWW
21
3SC Freiburg9612+1020:10
WDWWW
19
4RB Leipzig9603+1427:13
WLWLW
18
Europa League
5Bayer Leverkusen9513+320:17
WWDWL
16
6Werder Bremen9432+217:15
DWDWL
15
Conference League qualifying
7SV Elversberg9414-117:18
LDLWW
13
8VfB Stuttgart9405015:15
WLLWL
12
91899 Hoffenheim9405-116:17
LLWLL
12
10Eintracht Frankfurt9333-515:20
LDWLD
12
11Hamburger SV9405-1010:20
WWLLL
12
12FSV Mainz 059315-118:19
LWLWD
10
13SC Paderborn 079243-38:11
LWLLD
10
14FC Augsburg9234020:20
DLDWW
9
151. FC Köln9234-410:14
WLDLW
9
Relegation playoff
16Union Berlin9144-147:21
WLLLD
7
Relegation
17FC Schalke 049135-65:11
LDWDL
6
18Borussia Mönchengladbach9117-1312:25
LLLLL
4
Champions League
Europa League
Conference League qualifying
Relegation playoff
Relegation

Standings table compiled from official league records. Purely factual information.

Top scorers

#PlayerGoals
1
Niclas Füllkrug
Werder Bremen
9
2
Patrik Schick
Bayer Leverkusen
8
3
Michael Olise
Bayern München
6
3
Phillip Tietz
FSV Mainz 05
6
3
Younes Ebnoutalib
Eintracht Frankfurt
6
6
Jonathan Burkardt
Eintracht Frankfurt
5
6
Ermedin Demirovic
VfB Stuttgart
5
6
Yuito Suzuki
SC Freiburg
5
6
Michael Gregoritsch
FC Augsburg
5
6
Christopher Nkunku
RB Leipzig
5
6
Rômulo
RB Leipzig
5
12
Harry Kane
Bayern München
4
12
Felix Nmecha
Borussia Dortmund
4
12
Antonio Nusa
RB Leipzig
4
12
Igor Matanovic
SC Freiburg
4

Top assists

#PlayerAssists
1
Harry Kane
Bayern München
8
2
Antonio Nusa
RB Leipzig
7
3
Marco Grüll
Werder Bremen
6
4
Fabian Rieder
FC Augsburg
5
5
Miguel Gutiérrez
Bayer Leverkusen
4
5
Sheraldo Becker
FSV Mainz 05
4
5
Albert Grønbaek
Hamburger SV
4
5
Brajan Gruda
RB Leipzig
4
9
Matthias Ginter
SC Freiburg
3
9
Ibrahim Maza
Bayer Leverkusen
3
9
Michael Olise
Bayern München
3
9
Anthony Caci
FSV Mainz 05
3
9
Derry Scherhant
SC Freiburg
3
9
Joshua Kimmich
Bayern München
3
15
Hennes Behrens
FC Augsburg
2
FootballBundesliga· Germany
Bayern München
vs
1. FC Köln
Who wins?
Allianz Arena
FootballBundesliga· Germany
Borussia Mönchengladbach
vs
Borussia Dortmund
Who wins?
BORUSSIA-PARK
FootballBundesliga· Germany
Bayer Leverkusen
vs
SC Paderborn 07
Who wins?
BayArena
FootballBundesliga· Germany
Eintracht Frankfurt
vs
1899 Hoffenheim
Who wins?
Deutsche Bank Park
FootballBundesliga· Germany
Union Berlin
vs
RB Leipzig
Who wins?
Stadion An der Alten Försterei
FootballBundesliga· Germany
SV Elversberg
vs
SC Freiburg
Who wins?
URSAPHARM-Arena an der Kaiserlinde
FootballBundesliga· Germany
FC Schalke 04
vs
VfB Stuttgart
Who wins?
Veltins Arena
FootballBundesliga· Germany
FC Augsburg
vs
FSV Mainz 05
Who wins?
WWK Arena
FootballBundesliga· Germany
Werder Bremen
vs
Hamburger SV
Who wins?
Weserstadion
FootballBundesliga· Germany
Werder Bremen
vs
Borussia Mönchengladbach
Who wins?
Weserstadion
FootballBundesliga· Germany
1. FC Köln
vs
SV Elversberg
Who wins?
RheinEnergieStadion
FootballBundesliga· Germany
Hamburger SV
vs
Bayern München
Who wins?
Volksparkstadion
FootballBundesliga· Germany
SC Paderborn 07
vs
FC Schalke 04
Who wins?
Home Deluxe Arena
FootballBundesliga· Germany
FSV Mainz 05
vs
Union Berlin
Who wins?
MEWA ARENA
FootballBundesliga· Germany
VfB Stuttgart
vs
Eintracht Frankfurt
Who wins?
MHPArena
FootballBundesliga· Germany
SC Freiburg
vs
RB Leipzig
Who wins?
Europa-Park Stadion
FootballBundesliga· Germany
1899 Hoffenheim
vs
FC Augsburg
Who wins?
PreZero Arena
FootballBundesliga· Germany
Borussia Dortmund
vs
Bayer Leverkusen
Who wins?
Signal Iduna Park

When is the next Bundesliga match?

The next Bundesliga match is Bayern München vs 1. FC Köln on Friday, November 20, 2026 at 19:30 UTC. The countdown beside each fixture below runs in your own local time.

About the Bundesliga

The Bundesliga is Germany's top professional football division, contested by 18 clubs. The format is a double round-robin: every team faces every other side home and away, adding up to 34 matchdays. The season typically starts in August and runs through May, pausing for a winter break over the Christmas and New Year period. A match lasts 90 minutes plus stoppage time, so budgeting about two hours covers the buildup through the final whistle.

Scheduling follows a dependable weekly rhythm. A matchday usually opens with a Friday evening game, most fixtures kick off Saturday at 15:30 German time, a featured match follows on Saturday evening, and Sunday brings afternoon games. Germany sits in the Central European time zone, so kick-offs land differently depending on where you watch — that Saturday afternoon slot is a morning start on the US East Coast, for instance. Setting a local-time countdown for the fixtures you care about removes the conversion math, leaving just one decision: which matches make the weekend list.