Bundesliga Live Streaming Schedule : Mainz v Dortmund, Bayern v Hannover, Schalke v Frankfurt feature online
Another weekend in Germany sees Mainz v Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich v Hannover, Schalke v Eintracht Frankfurt, Wolfsburg v Werder Bremen all available to watch online with Bet365’s live stream service.
The Bundesliga is all set for another thrilling weekend on Friday, Saturday and Sunday with some huge encounters taking place that mean a lot at the top and bottom of the table.
As always, there is one game on Friday evening and it sees Fortuna Dusseldorf and Hamburger go up against each other. Dusseldorf are really struggling right now and sit in 16th place, so need a win against a Hamburg side comfortably in mid-table.
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League-leaders Bayern Munich are on home soil this weekend as they take on Mirko Slomka’s Hannover at the Allianz Arena. Bayern are now eight points clear at the top and will be expecting another three points here against Hannover, who sit in sixth.
Jupp Heynckes’s side missed the chance to extend their lead last week with a disappointing draw with Nurnburg as Chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge issued a rallying call midweek, not to let their lead slip as they did last season, when they lost the title to Dortmund.
The good news is that striker Mario Gomez made an appearance against Valencia in the Champions League midweek, after recovering from ankle surgery, while defender Holger Badstuber should also be welcomed back in to the fold, as the Bavarians go in to the game as overwhelming favourites, although Hannover could offer some appeal to value seeking punters at 14/1 to take all three points.
One of the pick of the fixtures on Saturday is a battle between second and third as Schalke take on Eintracht Frankfurt. These two sit on the same points at the moment, which makes this is a very tough one to call.
Borussia Dortmund have found their form in the league and now have three wins from four matches. They are away to Mainz on Saturday and another win could even take them second in the table.
Jurgen Klopp’s side are now looking like the team of last season, when they stormed to the Bundesliga title, as a 4-1 win over Ajax in the Champions League midweek signalled their return to form. Goals from Robert Lewandowski and Mario Gotze enabled the German Champions to take Group E as winners, and 4/6 looks plenty big enough to record their third straight league win as they travel to Mainz.
Greuther Furth host Nurnberg as well in a big game near the bottom of the table, whilst Wolfsburg and Werder Bremen go head-to-head.
Moving into Sunday, Freiburg are at home to Stuttgart and with both sides sitting in the middle of the Bundesliga right now – this is a chance to move up the table and start a decent run of results.
Bayer Leverkusen will be looking to move into the top three when they take on Hoffenheim, who need the points for different reasons as they are near the bottom of the table.
The final game of the weekend sees Augsburg take on Borussia Monchengladbach. Augsburg are bottom of the league and really need to start winning some matches – especially at home.
It should be a superb few days of action in this German top flight.
