🚨 Bundesliga reveal fixtures for 2025/26 season
The Bundesliga's schedule for next season has been revealed.
Reigning champions Bayern Munich are set to officially kick things off in the German top flight when they host RB Leipzig on 22 August.
Vincent Kompany's side will do battle with arch-rivals Borussia Dortmund for the first time next term at the Allianz Arena on the weekend of 17 October.
Opening day
Final day
Further announcements on definitive match dates will be made by the German Football Federation on the week commencing 7 July.
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