Bundesliga live today on TV, live stream and live ticker

VfL Wolfsburg welcomes 1. FSV Mainz 05 to the game on the 31st day of the Bundesliga. You want to know how you can watch the game live on TV, live stream and live ticker? Here you get the answer.

Subscribe to DAZN now and follow Friday’s game between VfL Wolfsburg and FSV Mainz 05 in the live stream!

The 31st round of the 2021/22 Bundesliga season begins today, Friday, April 22nd. At the opening of the match day at 8.30 p.m., VfL Wolfsburg and 1. FSV Mainz 05 will face each other. The Volkswagen Arena in Wolfsburg serves as the venue.

Both teams are not in a good mood at the moment, in the past games they could only win one game each. Mainz are in ninth place, Wolves in 13th place before the 31st match day.

VfL is playing a weak season. With four laps to go, there are only six points between Wolfsburg and Stuttgart, who are in the relegation zone.

VfL Wolfsburg vs. Mainz 05, broadcast: Bundesliga live today on TV and live stream

After Wolfsburg vs. Mainz is a Friday game in the Bundesliga, it is DAZN responsible for the transmission, as the streaming service owns the rights for all Friday and Sunday games in the top German division. The preliminary reporting lasts one hour and starts at 7.30 p.m. Tobi Wahnschaffe will be the moderator and Uli Lever the commentator. Sebastian Kneißl acts as the expert of the game, reporter on site is Alex Schlueter.

In addition to top-class games in the Bundesliga, “Netflix des Sports” also offers other top leagues and competitions in Europe. Including games in the Champions League, Serie A, Ligue 1 and Primera Division. But other sports such as martial arts, tennis, handball, motor sports and much more make up the diverse range DAZN-Offer.

The subscription costs 29.99 euros per month or 274.99 euros per year.

VfL Wolfsburg vs. Mainz 05, broadcast: Bundesliga live today on TV and live stream – FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT DAZN

VfL Wolfsburg vs. Mainz 05, broadcast: Bundesliga today in the live ticker

An alternative to transmission at DAZN offers SPOX with its detailed live ticker. So you always know what’s happening on the lawn.

Click here for the live ticker of the game between VfL Wolfsburg and 1. FSV Mainz 05.

The biggest HSV flops: The list is endless

1/31

HSV has landed many coups on the transfer market, but also often missed it – and it wasn’t always the player’s fault.

2/31

Valon Behrami is one of them. The former HSV professional will be 37 on April 19, 2022. He is currently playing for Brescia in Italy. It shouldn’t work for him at Hamburg. SPOX looks at the transfer flops of the former Bundesliga dinosaur.

3/31

BOBBY WOOD: HSV paid 4 million euros for the Hawaiian to Union in 2016, he only scored 13 times in 80 games. Lent to Hanover in the meantime. After the contract was terminated in April 2021, he played for Real Salt Lake.

4/31

OLIVER BIERHOFF: The current manager of the German national team spent two mixed years on the Elbe from 1988 to 1990. The attacker scored just seven goals in 38 appearances before moving to Mönchengladbach.

5/31

JENS DOWE: Born in Rostock, he switched to HSV before the start of the 1996/97 season, but was only to make four appearances. After disharmony with coach Felix Magath, Dowe was loaned to Wolverhampton Wanderers, after which Dowe ended up in Graz.

6/31

MARTIN DAHLIN: HSV loaned the Swedish attacker from Blackburn Rovers in 1998/99. But he wasn’t reinforcement. Dahlin ended his HSV engagement as a “disappointment of the season”. With 31 sports invalids – and since then retired.

7/31

VAHID HASHEMIAN: Brought from Iran in 1999 as a promising player, Hashemian never really managed to impress with the Rothosen. The striker only made 17 appearances for HSV (one goal), after which he moved on to Bochum.

8/31

MARCEL KETELAER: Ten goals for Gladbach in the 1999/2000 season prompted HSV to pay almost 6 million DM for the dribbling artist. However, injuries never really made it to Hamburg. In 2002 he went back to Gladbach.

9/31

MAREK HEINZ: The attacker, who was signed in 2000, became a Czech international in the HSV jersey, but his performances fell short of expectations. Heinz only scored six goals for HSV before moving to Bielefeld in 2002.

10/31

JÖRG “ALI” ALBERTZ: An important player at HSV from 1993 to 1996 before he went to Glasgow. In 2001, the midfielder returned to Hamburg – to mutate into a 10 million flop with mixed performances. In 2003 he moved to China.

11/31

CRISTIAN RAUL LEDESMA: “El Lobo”, the wolf, as he was called, came to the Elbe for the 2002/03 season, but disappointed there across the board and after only 16 Bundesliga appearances he switched to Monterrey in Mexico.

12/31

EMILE MPENZA: The Belgian striker of Congolese descent came to HSV in 2004 with a lot of early praise. In the “AOL Arena” Mpenza never used his potential and was mostly in the shadow of Sergej Barbarez. In 2006 he fled to Qatar.

13/31

BENJAMIN LAUTH: HSV paid four million euros in 2004 for the talented striker from 1860 Munich. However, injuries kept slowing him down with the Rothosen, Lauth only played nine of his 73 full-length games (16 goals).

14/31

AILTON: The “Kugelblitz” from Brazil was past its best when it hit the Elbe on a loan basis in January 2006. The ex-Bremer only stayed half a year in which he only scored three goals. Then he moved on to Belgrade.

15/31

JUAN PABLO SORIN: Juve, Lazio, Barca – the Argentine’s vita was peppered with a few well-known stations when HSV took him in 2006 for three million euros. Sorin became a flop – also due to injury – and only made 27 appearances.

16/31

MOHAMED ZIDAN: As a result of strong performances under Jürgen Klopp in Mainz, the Egyptian joined HSV in 2007 for 6.5 million euros. However, injuries also slowed him down before he switched to his old sponsor in Dortmund in 2008.

17/31

MACAULEY CHRISANTUS: The striker shot Nigeria to the title at the 2007 U17 World Cup. Half of Europe wanted him, HSV got him – for a million euros. But the transfer coup was not. Chrisantus didn’t even play for the pros. Today in Finland.

18/31

THIAGO NEVES: The samba kicker came from Fluminense in 2008 as the successor to Rafael van der Vaart for almost 7.5 million euros. After half a year he changed back on loan at his own request, because he usually only came from the bank.

19/31

ALEX SILVA: Signed for 6.2 million euros in 2008, the Brazilian defense giant experienced a very unfortunate time on the Elbe. He only made 17 appearances because, among other things, he suffered a cruciate ligament rupture. In 2011 he was drawn to Flamengo.

20/31

DAVID ROZENAHL: The Czech was worth around six million euros to HSV in 2009, but left the Hanseatic city just two years later for just 500,000 euros for Lille. The defender failed to live up to expectations (one goal in 23 games).

21/31

MARCUS BERG: The Swedish center forward became the most expensive purchase in HSV history in 2009 with a fee of 10 million euros at the time, but was disappointing across the board (only 13 goals in 61 games). Currently in Gothenburg.

22/31

PETER JIRACEK: The midfielder signed on with the Rothosen in 2012 with plenty of Bundesliga experience. However, Jiracek was unable to assert himself under several coaches and quickly fell out of favor with the fans. In 2021 he ended his career.

23/31

VALON BEHRAMI: Another veteran that you had high hopes for at HSV. Behrami, who came from Naples in 2014 for six million euros, was not convincing at all and switched to Watford a year later. Active in Brescia today.

24/31

ALEN HALILOVIC: Received in Barcelona as the “Croatian Messi”, the playmaker made a regrettable journey that also led him to Hamburg, among other places. Halilovic looked lost on the Elbe and only made seven appearances. Reading today.

25/31

ANDRE HAHN: The right winger came back to the club in 2017 as a beacon of hope, where he once played as a youth. Hahn never justified the six million euro fee and was relegated with HSV without a hitch. Since then at FC Augsburg.

26/31

WALACE: An emergency transfer in January 2017, which was worth a whopping 9.2 million euros to HSV. The Gremio Porto Alegre signing never really caught on and joined Hannover 96 after relegation in 2018. Today, Walace makes his living at Udinese.

27/31

MICHAEL GRAVGAARD: Signed from Copenhagen in 2008 for 3.9 million euros, the Dane, like some other promising newcomers, did not realize his potential on the Elbe. It was only enough for the central defender to make 20 appearances.

28/31

JULIAN GREEN: In 2014, FC Bayern loaned their youngster to Hamburg to give him match practice in the Bundesliga. Green and HSV – but that didn’t fit. He was often not in the squad and returned to FCB in 2015. Today in Fuerth.

29/31

SVEN SCHIPPLOCK: The current attacker from Arminia Bielefeld was under contract with HSV from 2015 to 2018. For various reasons he failed to break through. In 32 appearances for the Rothosen he did not score a single goal.

30/31

LEWIS HOLTBY: After his failed adventure at Tottenham, the ex-Schalke player opened in Hamburg in 2014. Although Holtby initially showed good performances, he was often unstable and at times even ended up in the second team. Today at Holstein Kiel.

31/31

ALBIN EKDAL: Another Scandinavian that became a mega flop in Hamburg. Lost by Cagliari Calcio in 2015 for 4.5 million euros, the midfielder only scored one goal in three years at HSV. After relegation in 2018, he moved to Sampdoria Genoa.

VfL Wolfsburg vs. Mainz 05, broadcast: Bundesliga live today on TV and live stream – most important information

Encounter: VfL Wolfsburg – Mainz 05
Contest: Bundesliga
Gameday: 31
Date: April 22, 2022
Kicking off: 8.30 p.m
Location: Volkswagen Arena (Wolfsburg)
Transmission: DAZN
Live ticker: SPOX

Bundesliga: The current table

Place	team	Sp.	Gates	differential	pt.
1.	Bayern Munich	30	89:29	60	72
2.	Borussia Dortmund	30	76:43	33	63
3.	RB Leipzig	30	65:31	34	54
4.	Bayer Leverkusen	30	68:43	25	52
5.	Freiburg	30	49:34	15	51
6.	Union Berlin	30	40:39	1	47
7.	Cologne	30	44:44	0	46
8th.	Hoffenheim	30	50:45	5	45
9.	Mainz 05	30	43:36	7	39
10	Eintracht Frankfurt	30	40:42	-2	39
11.	Borussia M’gladbach	30	42:55	-13	37
12.	Bochum	30	30:43	-13	36
13.	Wolfsburg	30	34:51	-17	34
14	augsburg	30	34:47	-13	32
15	Hertha BSC	30	32:66	-34	29
16	Stuttgart	30	36:53	-17	28
17	Arminia Bielefeld	30	23:46	-23	26
18	Greuther Fuerth	30	24:72	-48	17