Bundesliga live today on TV, live stream and live ticker

Borussia Dortmund welcomes SC Freiburg on the 19th match day of the Bundesliga. SPOX announces how the game can be followed live on TV, live stream and live ticker today.

4: 3 against FC Augsburg, 2: 1 against FSV Mainz 05, 2: 0 against Bayer Leverkusen: Borussia Dortmund has come back from the long Bundesliga break spotlessly clean and thus scored the full number of points so far. Although BVB is only fourth in the table, they are only three points behind leaders FC Bayern Munich.

Now it’s up to the black and yellow against SC Freiburg. The Breisgauers again suffered a 6-0 defeat at VfL Wolfsburg, followed by a 1-1 draw against Eintracht Frankfurt and a 3-1 draw against Augsburg.

Christian Streich’s team is a guest at BVB in the Signal Iduna Park this Saturday, February 4th, kick-off is at 3:30 p.m. It is one of five parallel games in the afternoon.

BVB vs. SC Freiburg: SPOX explains below how not to miss anything live today via TV, live stream and live ticker.

BVB vs. SC Freiburg, broadcast: Bundesliga live today on TV and live stream

If you’re not in the stadium but don’t want to miss anything from BVB against Freiburg with your own eyes, you can subscribe sky reliant. During the streaming service DAZN shows the games of the Bundesliga on Fridays and Sundays, the matches always run on Saturdays sky.

To Dortmund against Freiburg will be up Sky Sport Bundesliga 2 offered a broadcast on the singles game, part of the conference Sky Sport Bundesliga 1 the encounter is, of course, too. with sky go and WOW there are also two platforms with which you don’t miss anything via live stream.

BVB vs. SC Freiburg, broadcast: Bundesliga today in the live ticker

Also SPOX offers live coverage of Dortmund vs Freiburg. The 90 minutes are accompanied in writing here in the live ticker, so that all those who are not with sky can or want to switch on, definitely nothing important is missed.

The strangest BVB transfers: The Prince and the epitome of the flop

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Especially in the last decade, BVB did a lot right on the transfer market. But in this millennium, some new purchases turned out to be slow sellers. An overview.

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Michy Batshuayi: Replaced Aubameyang on loan until the end of the season from January 2018 and scored twice in the first game. The Belgian scored a strong nine goals in 14 competitive games under coach Stöger. Currently loaned to Besiktas by Chelsea.

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Emmanuel Krontiris: Came from TeBe Berlin in 2000 for the equivalent of 250,000 euros. The German-Greek can call himself German champion and UEFA Cup finalist in 2002. With a total of three BL appearances, otherwise active at BVB II. Then Wandervogel.

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Jan-Derek Sörensen: Scored three times for Rosenborg in the CL against the black and yellow and then stingy with goals there from 2001 (one goal in 34 competitive games). Incidentally, he also signed with 1860 beforehand, but BVB won the legal dispute in the end.

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Leandro: BVB borrowed Dede’s brother from Atletico Mineiro in 2001 at the age of 25. Stayed until 2004 and made twelve league appearances (two goals). Used by amateurs most of the time. Later on in Denmark.

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Juan Fernandez: Switched to the then champions in 2002, quickly became a reservist and played 22 competitive games in three years. The full-back had to shell out 100,000 euros because he traveled illegally to his home country Argentina before the start of the 2003 season.

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Flavio Conceicao: Went to Real Madrid in 2000 for 25 million and won two championships, Champions League and Intercontinental Cup. Then on loan to BVB in 2003, scored in the first game against Schalke – but there were only 15 more games.

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Harry Decheiver: After promotion to the Bundesliga with Freiburg and a brief interlude in Utrecht, Decheiver went to the Champions League winners. However, he only played eight league games at BVB and ended his career at the age of 28.

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Malte Metzelder: Joined Borussia in 2003, where his older brother Christoph also played. However, the defender was repeatedly thrown back by injuries, so it was only enough for eleven competitive games. Then went to Aalen.

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Matthew Amoah: Switched to BVB coach Van Marwijk during the 2005/06 winter break and quickly injured his knee. Lost the connection so directly and did not even score in 17 competitive games. The epitome of the flop.

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Cedric van der Gun: It was extremely bitter for the Dutchman in Dortmund. Came in 2005 and tore his cruciate ligament in his second game. The striker only played 67 minutes in three competitive games. His contract was not renewed.

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Antonio Rukavina: The Serb went to Dortmund from Partizan Belgrade in January 2008 and shortly afterwards was in the cup final with BVB, where he played 79 minutes as a right-back. A total of 25 competitive games. In February 2009 he moved on to 1860.

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Yeong-pyo Lee: He found his way to BVB via Eindhoven and Tottenham in 2008 and replaced the injured Dede as a left-back. With decent performances, the intended contract extension did not come about. A total of 22 competitive games.

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Kevin-Prince Boateng: Came on loan in winter 2009 and played against half-brother Jerome for the first time during this period. Saw red after a kick and therefore only played eleven competitive games. BVB wanted to buy him, but couldn’t meet Spurs’ demands.

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Damien Le Tallec: The Frenchman moved from Rennes to Borussia on a free transfer in 2009, became champion in 2011 and stayed until 2012. The attacker made 8 competitive appearances for the pros and scored 14 goals in 43 games for BVB II. Later active in Ukraine.

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Dimitar Rangelov: After a strong season and relegation with Energie Cottbus, the Bulgarian came to Black and Yellow for a million and was temporarily loaned out to Tel Aviv and back to Cottbus. Scored just once in 14 competitive games for BVB.

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Chris Löwe: Promoted to the 3rd division with Chemnitz, surprisingly got a four-year contract with the reigning champions and was a double winner at the end of the season. After 11 competitive games for the pros and 6 for BVB II, the left-back switched to FCK.

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Julian Schieber: Two goals in an incredible 4:4 in Dortmund were enough for the attacker to switch from VfB to BVB. However, he was overshadowed by Lewandowski and later Aubameyang. After 57 competitive games and six goals we went to Hertha.

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Manuel Friedrich: After injuries to central defenders Hummels and Subotic, Friedrich came out without a club in November 2013 and made his debut against Bayern three days later. After 15 competitive games (one goal, two assists) he went to India.

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Dong-won Ji: When his move to BVB was already certain, he scored for Augsburg in 2014 to make it 2-2 in Dortmund. Signed with Schwarzgelb for four years, but was then constantly injured and never played for the professionals.

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Kevin Kampl: He was almost in Leverkusen, but then in January 2015 the then penultimate table (!) from Dortmund struck. Since Klopp’s successor, Tuchel, didn’t like him, it was over after 19 competitive games. Then went to… Leverkusen.

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Adnan Januzaj: Joined the 2015/16 season on a one-year loan from ManUnited just before the end of the transfer window. Active six times in the BL, never from the start. Tuchel publicly questioned his attitude, and the loan ended prematurely in January.

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Joo-ho Park: Tuchel knew the full-back from Mainz. Strong debut in EL against Krasnodar 2015 when the South Korean equalized and headed the 2-1 winner. In December 2017, his contract was terminated after eleven competitive games.

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Mikel Merino: The defensive midfielder switched from Osasuna and Spain’s second division to Borussia in 2016 and won the cup at the end of the season. Was only used in 9 competitive games and did not act flawlessly. We continued in Newcastle.

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Alexander Isak: The striker came to BVB at the age of 17 for the second half of the 2016/17 season – to the surprise of Tuchel. Isak didn’t get a real chance from a total of four coaches and moved on to Real Sociedad after two and a half years and 13 competitive games.

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Emre Mor: Was celebrated as the Turkish Messi and was good at dribbling, but played far too seldom. There was also a lack of discipline – not a good idea under Tuchel. After a year it was over, in 2017 he switched to Celta Vigo for 13 million.

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Toni Schumacher: It’s more of a “curious substitution”. The Cologne legend ended his career in 1992 and became goalkeeping coach at BVB in ’95. Hitzfeld substituted him on the last day of the game in 1996 in the 88th minute. Celebrated his second championship title.

BVB vs. SC Freiburg, broadcast: Bundesliga live today on TV, live stream and live ticker – information at a glance

Encounter: Borussia Dortmund – SC Freiburg
Competition: Bundesliga
Gameday: 19
Date: February 4, 2023
Kicking off: 3.30 p.m
Location: Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund
TV: sky
live stream: sky go, WOW
Live ticker: SPOX

Bundesliga: Table on the 19th matchday

Place	team	Sp.	S	u	N	Gates	differential	pt.
1	FC Bayern Munich	18	10	7	1	52:16	36	37
2	1.FC Union Berlin	18	11	3	4	31:22	9	36
3	RB Leipzig	18	10	5	3	39:24	15	35
4	Borussia Dortmund	18	11	1	6	33:25	8th	34
5	Sc freiburg	18	10	4	4	29:25	4	34
6	Eintracht Frankfurt	18	9	5	4	37:26	11	32
7	VfL Wolfsburg	18	8th	5	5	36:22	14	29
8th	Bor. Moenchengladbach	18	7	4	7	34:29	5	25
9	Bayer Leverkusen	19	7	3	9	30:31	-1	24
10	SV Werder Bremen	18	7	3	8th	29:37	-8th	24
11	1.FSV Mainz 05	18	6	5	7	26:29	-3	23
12	1. FC Cologne	18	5	7	6	29:31	-2	22
13	FC Augsburg	19	6	3	10	24:33	-9	21
14	1899 Hoffenheim	18	5	4	9	26:31	-5	19
15	VfB Stuttgart	18	3	7	8th	22:32	-10	16
16	VfL Bochum	18	5	1	12	19:44	-25	16
17	Hertha BSC	18	3	5	10	20:32	-12	14
18	FC Schalke 04	18	2	4	12	14:41	-27	10