Bundeliga Predictions
The Bundesliga returns with a full slate of exciting fixtures. Here are the next set of matches to look forward to.
LiveScore provides score predictions for every match in Germany's top flight. You can keep up with all the upcoming fixtures and check the latest results as they happen.
We offer a weekly match summary of all games taking place in one article, which is ideal for building accumulators and bet builders. Our analysis is supported by the Bundesliga standings, as well as dedicated tables for home and away form.
You’ll find a recommended bet for each fixture, team stats, and in-depth analysis of recent form and head-to-head records.
Beyond the simple match outcome, we delve into more specific markets, including correct score predictions, 'Both Teams to Score' (BTTS), and 'Over/Under Goals' markets. For those who prefer player-focused bets, our player stats pages help identify the players most likely to make a decisive impact.
Harry Kane's incredible season has made him the runaway favourite for the Torjägerkanone. Can anyone catch the English striker?
Other Bundesliga players who are also worth considering for your goalscorer bets this season include:
The battle for the Bundesliga's top playmaker is a tight race, with several creative talents providing for their teammates. For those who like betting on players to assist during the game, the current standings can provide a hint as to who you should consider for your player assist bets.
With a commanding lead at the top of the table, the Bundesliga title is Bayern Munich's to lose. Borussia Dortmund remain their closest challengers, but they will need Bayern to slip up significantly in the remaining fixtures to stand any chance of closing the gap.
At the bottom of the table, FC Heidenheim, Wolfsburg, St. Pauli, FC Cologne and Werder Bremen are all in contention for relegation this season.
FC Heidenheim have struggled for form all season and are adrift at the foot of the table. With the lowest points total in the league, they are the clear favourites to finish with the wooden spoon.
Want to make your own match predictions by analysing the stats? You’ll find form tables showing the outcomes of the last five matches of every team at a glance so you can see which teams are on a purple patch or a run of games to forget.
As well as the latest Bundesliga table, we also have home and away tables to help you find the teams who have made their home a fortress or have found success on the road. See how the teams matched up in previous head to head encounters.
We also have tables of Bundesliga player stats and teams across major markets such as players with the most shots on target to teams with the most clean sheets.
And if you prefer to make your selections once the starting line-ups have been announced (we know unexpected missing players can change everything), we show these in the match build up.
The Bundesliga campaign opened on the 22nd August with Bayern Munich beating RB Leipzig 6-0 at the Allianz Arena. The season finishes with all 18 teams playing their last match on 16th May
In a standard Bundesliga season, each of the 18 competing clubs plays a total of 34 games. The format is a double round-robin, where every team plays against every other team twice – once at their home stadium and once at the opponent's ground, ensuring a balanced schedule.
Bundesliga matches are predominantly scheduled on weekends, with games taking place on Friday evenings, Saturday afternoons, and Sundays. The Saturday 14:30 (GMT) kick-off time is a traditional staple of the league. In addition to weekend games, there are also occasional rounds of midweek fixtures.
One club has stood out for its sustained success: Bayern Munich. They have won the Bundesliga title a record 33 times. Their period of dominance is unmatched in German football history. While other clubs like Borussia Dortmund and Borussia Mönchengladbach have also enjoyed periods of success, none have yet come close to matching Bayern Munich's remarkable record.
The three clubs that earned promotion from the 2. Bundesliga for the current 2025-26 season are Hamburger SV, St. Pauli, and FC Heidenheim. Hamburger SV and St. Pauli secured the two automatic promotion spots, while FC Heidenheim won the relegation play-off to earn their place in the top flight.
In recent years, the Bundesliga has been dominated by Bayern Munich, who have established themselves as the preeminent force in German football, winning the title for 11 consecutive seasons before last year.
Here is a list of the last 10 Bundesliga winners and their points totals:
At the end of each Bundesliga season, the two teams that finish in the bottom two places (17th and 18th) of the league table are automatically relegated to the 2. Bundesliga. The team that finishes in 16th place enters a two-legged relegation play-off against the third-placed team from the 2. Bundesliga to determine the final spot in the top flight for the next season.