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Where to watch the games on TV

OWithout a paid subscription, there is only a very limited range of Bundesliga TV available for football fans. One provider has drastically increased the prices, another promises at least a new and cheap combination offer. An overview of the most important channels and programs:

Where are there live games on free TV?

Sat.1 is allowed to show the few games on free-to-air television. The free-to-air TV station starts on Friday with the Eintracht Frankfurt game against Bayern Munich (8.30 p.m. also in the FAZ live ticker for the Bundesliga), but this season it cannot show live broadcasts on the 17th and 18th matchdays. The World Cup in Qatar is to blame, leading to an early and long winter break in the league. The free-to-air broadcaster has instead received replacement dates from the German Football League (DFL).

Sat.1 will now broadcast a match from matchday 15 live on November 11th and, after the winter break, a match from matchday 16 on January 20 next year. The rights package acquired from the DFL also includes the Supercup, four relegation games and the opening game of the second Bundesliga.

What else is free?

The largest offer without additional costs is available from the two public broadcasters. The anchor point of the ARD remains the “Sportschau” on Saturday with summaries of the games in the afternoon and Friday’s game. The first also reports on Sunday evening in the first and in the third programs on the games of the day.


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ZDF’s flagship is still the “Aktuelle Sportstudio” on Saturday evening with highlights of the 3:30 p.m. matches and the late top game (6:30 p.m.). Sport1 offers summaries on Sunday mornings. On Mondays from 12:00 a.m. three providers show the most important scenes of the respective games on the Internet: ARD, ZDF and Sport1.

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