Browse the Bundesliga TV schedule below for games shown on US television and streaming, on channels such as FOX Sports 1, FOX Soccer Plus, FOX Sports 2, Univision Deportes, FOX Deportes, Sling Blue and fubo Premier.
Also included are Bundesliga TV schedule listings for teams playing in the Champions League and Europa League, summer friendlies, domestic competitions such as German cup matches, and games featuring the German national team. Bookmark this page and return to it often. You’ll find the latest schedule of TV games, in many cases posted before the information is officially released.
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Bundesliga TV schedule
All times Eastern USA
— Last updated: April 23, 2018
Wednesday, April 25
Bayern Munich vs. Real Madrid (UEFA Champions League semifinal, 1st leg), 2:45pm, FOX Sports 1, ESPN Deportes, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
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Friday, April 27
Hoffenheim vs. Hannover, 2:30pm, FOX Sports 2, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Saturday, April 28
Bayern Munich vs. Frankfurt, 9:30am, FOX Sports 2, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Schalke vs. Monchengladbach, 9:30am, UniMas, Univision Deportes, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Leverkusen vs. Stuttgart, 12:30pm, FOX Sports 1, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Sunday, April 29
Mainz vs. RB Leipzig, 9:30am, FOX Sports 1, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Werder Bremen vs. Dortmund, Noon, FOX Sports 2, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Tuesday, May 1
Real Madrid vs. Bayern Munich (UEFA Champions League semifinal, 2nd leg), 2:45pm, FOX Sports 1, FOX Deportes, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
READ MORE:
• Beginners guide to the Bundesliga
• Interview with Toby Charles from Soccer Made In Germany
• UEFA Champions League TV schedule
Thursday, May 3
Europa League semifinals 2nd leg, TV/streaming TBD
Saturday, May 5
To be announced vs. to be announced, 9:30am, FOX, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Wednesday, May 16
Europa League final, TV/streaming TBD
Saturday, May 19
Bayern Munich vs. Frankfurt (DFB-Pokal Final), 2:30pm, ESPN Deportes and Sling TV (7-day free trial)
Saturday, May 26
UEFA Champions League final, 2:45pm, TV/streaming TBD
Saturday, June 2
Austria vs. Germany (friendly), time TBD, TV/streaming TBD
Sunday, June 8
Germany vs Saudi Arabia (friendly), time TBD, TV/streaming TBD
Sunday, June 17
Germany vs. Mexico (World Cup), 11am, FS1, Telemundo, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Saturday, June 23
Germany vs. Sweden (World Cup), 2pm, FOX, Telemundo, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Wednesday, June 27
South Korea vs. Germany (World Cup), 10am, FS1, Telemundo or Universo, DIRECTV NOW, Sling Blue and fubo Premier (7-day free trial)
Friday, July 20
Manchester City vs Borussia Dortmund (International Champions Cup), 9pm, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, DIRECTV NOW and Sling Orange (free 7-day trial)
Sunday, July 22
Liverpool vs Borussia Dortmund (International Champions Cup), 4pm, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, DIRECTV NOW and Sling Orange (free 7-day trial)
Wednesday, July 25
Juventus vs Bayern Munich (International Champions Cup), 7pm, ESPNU, DIRECTV NOW and Sling Orange (free 7-day trial)
Borussia Dortmund vs Benfica (International Champions Cup), 8pm, ESPNEWS, DIRECTV NOW and Sling Orange (free 7-day trial)
Saturday, July 28
Bayern Munich vs Manchester City (International Champions Cup), 7pm, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, DIRECTV NOW and Sling Orange (free 7-day trial)
Thursday, September 6
Germany vs. France (UEFA Nations League), 2:45pm, TV/streaming TBD
Saturday, September 13
Netherlands vs. Germany (UEFA Nations League), 2:45pm, TV/streaming TBD
Tuesday, October 16
France vs. Germany (UEFA Nations League), 2:45pm, TV/streaming TBD
Monday, November 19
Germany vs. Netherlands (UEFA Nations League), 2:45pm, TV/streaming TBD
In 2015, FOX Sports embarked on its inaugural season as the U.S. home to the Bundesliga, Germany’s top professional soccer league. This season, more than 300 regular-season matches are scheduled for live television or streaming in the U.S. for the first time ever, more than double past years, including 58 slated for FOX Sports 1.
The Bundesliga season consists of 306 matches played from August to May. Last season, in addition to the 58 games telecast on FOX Sports 1, 60 were earmarked for FOX Sports 2, and the remainder offered via FOX Soccer Plus. On the Spanish-language side, FOX Deportes was set to televise 105 matches, while GolTV en Español broadcasted a select number of live matches. Additionally, every game televised on FOX Sports 1 or FOX Sports 2 was streamed live on desktop computers via FOXSoccer.com as well as the FOX Sports GO mobile app. All FOX Soccer Plus matches were streamed on the FOX Soccer 2 GO app.
In 2015, host Ian Joy joins FOX Sports as its lead Bundesliga studio host, sitting alongside a rotation of analysts including Eric Wynalda, like Joy a Bundesliga veteran. Joy, previously with beIN SPORTS, is a former soccer professional, having played in Germany, most notably at Hamburg, and also with Real Salt Lake and the Portland Timbers in Major League Soccer. Wynalda is the first American-born player to play for a top-level German club (Saarbrucken) and won the Bundesliga Best Newcomer of the Year award in 1992. Special guest analysts are expected to join the panel throughout the season. FOX Sports also offer features, interviews and reports provided by Sky Deutschland, its sister network in Germany and the Bundesliga’s domestic rights holder.
FOX Deportes’ broadcast team includes some of the most respected and experienced analysts in Hispanic media. Former Mexican soccer player, Mariano Trujillo joins play-by-play announcer John Laguna. Claudio “El Emperador” Suarez who represented Mexico in three World Cups joins Troy Santiago. Fernando Schwartz, one of Mexico’s most recognizable names in sports joins long-time FOX Deportes announcer Ariel Torrone. Francisco X. Rivera, who recently served as a sideline reporter for FOX Sports at the Gold Cup takes on play-by-play duties with retired soccer player Alvaro Izquierdo.
FOX Sports has the exclusive TV and streaming rights to the Bundesliga in the United States through until the end of the 2019-2020 season.
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It’s an absolute travesty Der Klassiker between Munich and Dortmund is on FS2.
I agree.
I LIKE TO PRINT THE BUNDESLIGA SCHEDULE,. BUT THE PRINT IS SO SMALL
THAT IT’S VERY! HARD TO READ. ANY SOLUTION? tHANKS
Get a magnifying glass
How can I print the Bundesliga Schedule only
If it doesn’t work to print on your computer, copy the content into Microsoft Word and print it from there.
Gaffer,
Am I mistaken believing that Fox’s soccer coverage of Bundesliga matches uses announcers who are not at the matches? I’m watching Hoffenhiem v. Hamburg and it just sounds as if the announcers are in distant studio somewhere. I know ESPN used to do this all the time, but I was hoping this was a thing of the past.
Just wondering.
FOX Sports has been mixing up their commentating options. Some weeks they’ve included the feed from the UK announcers (I believe BT Sports). Other weeks they’ve used the English-language world-feed. But more recently they’ve been using their own announcers such as Keith Costigan, Brad Friedel, etc. So, for most of the games, the announcers are calling it off a TV.
Thanks for the update. I guess what always troubled me about announcers watching a match on tv and broadcasting is that they see the same things I see; whereas announcers at the grounds see other aspects of the matches developing off-camera, which may add a great deal to the broadcast.
I really hoped this type of announcing was from a bygone era. However, I guess there must be some rationale (financial, perhaps?) for Fox to use their own announcers in Los Angeles. Sadly, off-site announcers tend to offer so little, I end up watching the matches on mute.
FOX Sports used Los Angeles-based announcers to call Hoffenheim vs Hamburg “off tube”. Ross Dyer and Keith Costigan.
FOX Sports is using “low profile” soccer match telecasts (such as UEFA Europa League, Bundesliga, and women’s friendlies, all of which draw 100,000 viewers or fewer) to develop announcers and production personnel.
That’s what FOX Sports should be doing as it needs to have 4-5 good announcing teams for World Cup Russia 2018. Right now, FOX Sports really only has one good U.S.-based announcing team: John Strong and Alexi Lalas.
One “good” thing about Bundesliga coverage in Spanish:
Now that Chicharito is playing regularly for Bayer Leverkusen, FOX Deportes appears to me to have restructured its sublicense agreement with GOLTV.
Instead of alternating “1st pick” each week so that FOX Deportes and GOLTV would alternate having Bayern Munich, FOX Deportes has repossessed the “1st pick” EVERY WEEK so that it can air Bayer Leverkusen matches (with John Laguna and Mariano Trujillo calling the matches, usually from Los Angeles with the exception of last week when FOX Deportes sent them to Europe for a week.)
That means GOLTV can air Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund matches almost every week.
anyone know where I can catch some 2. Bundesliga action? Is there a streaming option available? I would think FOX acquired these rights as well as the first division, however I would not be surprised if they decided not to broadcast even as an online option since viewership would be quite poor. Any help would be appreciated.
None of the 2. Bundesliga matches are being broadcast on TV or online in the States, unfortunately.
How come Bayern Munich Vs FC Shalke is on Fox Soccer plus ??? Or GolTV??? When they usually show them on FS1 or at least FS2 ???
stinks because I don’t have neither of those channels
I’m assuming they got bumped out of the slot because of College Football?
Anyone else feel the same ?
FS1 is showing college football, and FS2 is showing auto racing, so FOX bumped the game to FOX Soccer Plus. The only option where you can guarantee that you’ll be able to watch every Bundesliga game is on FOX Soccer 2GO.
Hey Chris,
Is Fox Soccer to go an App? And if so I assume it’s an extra charge ?
FOX Soccer 2GO is an app and online service. It’s $19.95 per month. Here’s more info http://www.foxsoccer.tv/?WT.mc_id=AFF_EPLTALK
Thanks buddy
I’m looking at the schedule above for Bayern Munich and the next few games aren’t on FS1 or FS2…even the Champions League game.
what’s up with that ?
It’s the busy time of the year for college football. And unfortunately the Bundesliga is a lesser priority for FOX this time of the year.
Yea I can see why. It’s all for the ratings and right now Bundesliga ratings aren’t close to College Football.
I’m surprised that they won’t even show Bayern Munich games with all the star power on that team.
What I find interesting is this is the first weekend where the Bayern game got bumped off of FS1 and 2.
Sucks
Anyone else hoping the football gods bring us a “healthy” Bayern Munich vs a “healthy” Barcelona Champions League Final?
And I don’t wanna hear about last year. This year’s outcome will be totally different.
There is a lot of German Bundisliga fans out there,it was great watching German Soccer on fox sports 1 and 2 but as usual something good for the soccer fans does not last, so to make some more money or a way to make some extra bucks,they do not broadcast these games on fox 1 or fox 2 they are now braodcasting fox sports 2go for a payment of $19.99 a month .I am not paying 19.99 a month I will be watching free live streaming Bundisliga on my computer.so take your program and shove it.
Yes, it is a pitty that NASCAR racing and not even live events take priority over Live Bundesliga matches.
It was great while it lasted with Bundesliga matches on the generally available FS1after the College Football season was over but now NASCAR is taking its place. Ridiculous!
How good do the BPL fans have it on NBC and its affiliate channels showing every game live!
I hope FOX realizes and may do something about it and offer more Bundesliga coverage but unfortunately it is all about the money not about the football itself 😥
I have Comcast and they don’t carry FS2 here in the Bay Area. That makes it even more frustrating as I don’t get to see many other games such as Europa League and many other CL games. I’ve e-mailed Comcast about FS2 steadily for over a year and no change.
I have the sports and entertainment package (extra cost) so Comcast should have FS2 and Goltv in that package. After all Comcast customers pay extra for the package so all football/soccer channels should be carried/included in the package.
I also learned that Fox has the rights to this year’s Copa American. I have a feeling that most of the games will be on FS2. Just not right for them to be able to do that. I hope regular Univision or Telemundo have the spanish rights.
For Bundesliga I would be happy if Fox would show replays on FS1 in the evening when they show useless talk show programing.
This is helpful, thanks. Too many games on FS2 which Comcast (still) does not offer in most markets. Bundesliga is a tremendous product, but Fox’s coverage pales in comparison with what NBC is doing with the EPL. It’s too bad, b/c soccer is finally, truly, growing viewership in the States and the Bundesliga is missing out on converting boatloads of new fans (a la the EPL) due to a poor broadcast partner. Step up, Fox!
Glad we can view Bundesliga games and like “Hockey Night in Canada” promote “Bundesliga Saturday Mornings.” A cup of joe and great soccer start the weekend right. Also use more Brit announcers on site and pre, half-time and post-game with theFox Team.
It was nice to see Chelsea and Werder Bremen on CBS Sports Net. Does World Soccer Talk know if CBS Sports Net plans on continuing to air professional soccer after the handful of preseason matches they have scheduled? It was a very bare bones telecast–no pregame show or studio analysis–but hopefully this is a sign that another US media group is interested in televising soccer.
CBS Sports Network broadcasts NASL games. They also have 2 more friendlies that they’re broadcasting this week (involving German teams). That’s it, for now.
On what channels will the German cup final 2017 between Dortmund and Frankfurt be shown?
As of right now, the game will only be shown live on ESPN3.com but will be shown live later in the day on ESPN Deportes on tape delay.
Jul 6 2017
Fox is making a huge mistake as far as I am concerned. I have no interest in college football but love the German soccer matches. Just thought I would mention that I am a senior citizen and a female located in Georgia USA
Hi, Is it true that Dortmund will be coming to the United States? Any info on when they will be playing at Soldier Field in Chicago?
Yes, that’s the rumor. We have it listed at http://worldsoccertalk.com/schedule-of-soccer-friendlies-in-us-this-summer/
No confirmation yet regarding date or tickets.
Thanks, if this match were to happen generally how much in advance are matches announced?
An educated guess based on previous announcements from other clubs, we should hear something official by April of 2018.
Any sneak-peak info about Dortmund playing in the U.S.?
This is what we have so far – http://worldsoccertalk.com/schedule-of-soccer-friendlies-in-us-this-summer/
Keep up the good work!