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Bundesliga today live on TV, live stream and live ticker

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August 27, 2021

Bundesliga today live on TV, live stream and live ticker

Borussia Dortmund and TSG Hoffenheim open the 3rd matchday of the Bundesliga today. We’ll show you where you can watch the game live on TV, in the live stream and in the live ticker.

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Let’s go to the 3rd matchday of the Bundesliga! In the first game, a candidate for the championship and one of the previous surprise teams meet.

Bundesliga: BVB vs. TSG Hoffenheim – date, time, place, information

Borussia Dortmund will host TSG Hoffenheim on Friday, August 27th. The game will kick off at 8.30 p.m. in Signal Iduna Park. In this again 25,000 fans can attend the game.

After the grandiose start of the season at BVB, disillusionment quickly followed. On the 1st matchday, the team of the new coach Marco Rose Eintracht Frankfurt didn’t stand a chance in a 5-2 win and delighted with attractive offensive football. BVB showed this in places in the game for the Supercup in the defeat against FC Bayern Munich. The 1: 2 last Saturday at SC Freiburg was far less planned. “We made big mistakes again in the crucial situations. That simply shouldn’t happen to us at this level,” said sporting director Zorc on Sunday at Sport1 about the defeat. If BVB doesn’t want to chase after their own claims early on, they have to win today.

But this will not be easy. TSG Hoffenheim presented themselves in good shape on the first two match days. A clear away win at FC Augsburg was followed by a 2-2 win against Union Berlin.

Dortmund’s championship team from 2012 – and what became of the players

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Mitch Langerak was part of the BVB championship team from 2012. He was even used five times. On the occasion of his birthday on August 22nd, SPOX presents the Dortmund team of the season 11/12.

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TOR – Roman Weidenfeller (43 competitive games): The then regular goalkeeper lost his place between the posts in 2015 to Roman Bürki. He ended his career in the summer of 2018.

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Mitchell Langerak (5 competitive games): The then substitute keeper left BVB in 2015 for VfB Stuttgart, where he spent two years. He then moved on to UD Levante. The Australian has been playing for Nagoya Grampus in Japan since January 2018.

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DEFENSE – Mats Hummels (46 competitive games): After the double, he played for BVB for four years before moving to rival FC Bayern in 2016. Won two more championship titles there and returned to BVB in 2019.

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Neven Subotic (34 competitive games): Hummel’s longstanding partner in central defense stayed a little longer. In January 2017 he switched to 1. FC Köln on loan, and later also active at Union Berlin. Without a club since the beginning of July.

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Marcel Schmelzer (37 competitive games): Still at BVB and thus the longest-serving Dortmund. In the meantime he was captain, but he passed this role on to Marco Reus. Today in Dortmund only bench press.

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Lukasz Piszczek (45 competitive games): Just like his full-back counterpart on the left, Schmelzer, Piszczek was on the defensive flank for years. His contract expired in the summer of 2021, now he is playing in Poland for Goczalkowice-Zdroj.

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Chris Löwe (11 competitive games): A year after the double, he left Dortmund and joined Kaiserslautern. From 2016 the left-back played at Huddersfield Town. After relegation from the Premier League, it went to Dynamo Dresden.

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Felipe Santana (17 competitive games): The Brazilian central defender dared to move to Ruhrpott rival Schalke in 2013. From there he moved on to Piraeus on loan before moving on to Russia and Brazil. Active at Chapecoense today.

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Kevin Großkreutz (43 competitive games): In 2014 he became world champion, in 2015 it went to Galatasaray Istanbul, in 2016 to VfB Stuttgart and in 2017 there was an unsightly breakup. Then to Darmstadt and Uerdingen. Has ended his professional career in the meantime.

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Patrick Owomoyela (12 competitive games): A year after the double, he left Dortmund, was temporarily without a club and then played for half a year in the HSV reserve. Worked in the marketing department at BVB.

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MIDDLEFIELD – Sven Bender (32 competitive games): Back then the clearer in midfield. In 2017 he moved to Bayer Leverkusen and played there with his brother Lars until last season. In the summer he ended his professional career.

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Ilkay Gündogan (36 competitive games): He has been playing for Manchester City under coach Pep Guardiola since 2016. In 2018, 2019 and 2021 he won the championship title in the Premier League with the Skyblues.

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Mario Götze (26 competitive games): In 2013, he made himself the number one hate object in Dortmund by switching to FC Bayern. After three years he returned to BVB, but was no longer happy there. With Eindhoven since last summer.

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Shinji Kagawa (43 competitive games): Just like Götze, he tried his hand at a larger club (Manchester United) at times and then returned to BVB. But only for a while. On loan for half a year from Besiktas, now at Thessaloniki.

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Moritz Leitner (23 competitive games): The midfielder did not make the breakthrough at BVB. Since 2013 he has played for VfB Stuttgart, Lazio Rome, FC Augsburg, Norwich City and since 2021 for FC Zurich in Switzerland.

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Jakub Blaszczykowski (40 competitive games): In 2015 he left BVB on loan to Florence before moving to Wolfsburg in 2016. In February 2019 he returned to his financially troubled first professional club Wisla Krakow – where he plays for free.

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Sebastian Kehl (39 competitive games): In 2015 the long-time captain ended his career at BVB. Since June 2018 he has been the head of the licensed player department.

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Florian Kringe (2 competitive games): After the double, he went to FC St. Pauli, where Kringe played for two more years and then ended his career. He currently works as a player advisor for the PRO Profil agency.

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Antonio da Silva (6 competitive games): Da Silva was still hanging on for a year after the double – in the 2nd division at MSV Duisburg. Then the 43-year-old Brazilian ended his career.

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STURM – Robert Lewandowksi (47 competitive games): Just like Götze and Hummels, Lewandowksi also moved to Munich. Since joining in 2014, he has scored 297 goals for FC Bayern, won seven championship titles and cracked Gerd Müller’s record.

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Ivan Perisic (41 competitive games): After a detour to VfL Wolfsburg, where he won his second DFB Cup in 2015, he moved to Inter Milan. 19/20 for a year on loan in the Bundesliga for Bayern, meanwhile back with Inter.

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Lucas Barrios (25 competitive games): The Paraguayan striker left BVB after the double and became a wanderer. Countries he has played in since: China, Russia, France, Brazil, Argentina and Chile.

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Mohamed Zidan (3 competitive games): He was not allowed to celebrate the double because he left BVB during the winter break to his ex-club Mainz. The following summer I went to the UAE, later to the Egyptian homeland. Zidan ended his career in 2016.

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TRAINER – Jürgen Klopp: In 2015 he left BVB after losing the cup final against Wolfsburg. With Liverpool FC since the following October – where he won the Champions League in 2019 and the Premier League in 2020.

Bundesliga: The 3rd matchday at a glance

date	kicking off	home	guest
Friday, August 27th	8.30 p.m.	Borussia Dortmund	TSG Hoffenheim
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	VfB Stuttgart	Sc freiburg
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	1. FSV Mainz 05	SpVgg Greuther Fürth
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	FC Augsburg	Bayer Leverkusen
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	Arminia Bielefeld	Eintracht Frankfurt
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	1. FC Cologne	VfL Bochum
Saturday, August 28th	6.30 p.m.	Bayern Munich	Hertha BSC
Sunday 29th August	3.30 p.m.	Union Berlin	Mönchengladbach
Sunday 29th August	5.30 p.m.	VfL Wolfsburg	RB Leipzig

BVB vs. TSG Hoffenheim: Bundesliga live on TV and live stream today

There will be no live broadcast on free TV for BVB’s game against Hoffenheim today. As most of you already know, the Bundesliga Friday is firmly in the hands of DAZN. The streaming service shows all the opening games of a weekend match day – and not only that. In addition, you are also participating in all Sunday Bundesliga games this season DAZN.

Today the “Netflix des Sports” starts broadcasting at 7.30 pm. Moderator Alex Schlüter and expert Ralph Gunesch will accompany you through the preliminary reporting, Gunesch will then comment on the game together with Marco Hagemann.

BVB is also represented in the Champions League 2021/22. You can play almost all games at DAZN follow in the live stream, also numerous games from the European top leagues Primera Division, Serie A and Ligue 1.

And if you don’t like football, you can still find loads of top games and top events from other sports at DAZN. You can see all of this at a subscription price of 14.99 euros per month (monthly subscription) or 149.99 euros (annual subscription). You can test DAZN free of charge for 30 days until September 30th.

Bundesliga: This is how you see the highlights on DAZN

DAZN is not responsible for live broadcasts from the Bundesliga, but also shows the highlights of the Friday games and the Saturday games of the Bundesliga (starting at 3:30 p.m.) in a linear highlight show on every Bundesliga Saturday. This runs from 5.30 p.m. in a continuous loop and from 8.30 p.m. also includes the highlights of the top game on Saturday evening.

BVB vs. TSG Hoffenheim: Bundesliga today in the live ticker

In case you’re out tonight or not in the game DAZN we recommend a look at the live ticker of SPOX. There you won’t miss a goal, card, chance or emotion.

Click here for the live ticker Borussia Dortmund – TSG Hoffenheim.

Bundesliga: BVB vs. TSG Hoffenheim – expected lineups

Borussia Dortmund: Kobel – Can, Akanji, Witsel, Guerreiro – Dahoud – Bellingham, Brandt – Reus – Malen, Haaland
TSG Hoffenheim: Baumann – Akpoguma, Posch, Vogt, Raum – Rudy, Geiger – Baumgartner, Kramaric, Bruun Larsen – Rutter

Bundesliga: The table before the 3rd matchday

place	team	Sp.	Gates	Diff	Pt.
1.	VfL Wolfsburg	2	3: 1	2	6th
2.	TSG Hoffenheim	2	6: 2	4th	4th
3.	Bayer Leverkusen	2	5: 1	4th	4th
4th	Bayern Munich	2	4: 3	1	4th
5.	Sc freiburg	2	2: 1	1	4th
6th	RB Leipzig	2	4: 1	3	3
7th	Borussia Dortmund	2	6: 4	2	3
8th.	1. FC Cologne	2	5: 4	1	3
9.	VfL Bochum	2	2: 1	1	3
10.	VfB Stuttgart	2	5: 5	0	3
11.	1. FSV Mainz 05	2	1: 2	-1	3
12th	1. FC Union Berlin	2	3: 3	0	2
13th	Arminia Bielefeld	2	1: 1	0	2
14th	Eintracht Frankfurt	2	2: 5	-3	1
15th	SpVgg Greuther Fürth	2	2: 6	-4	1
16.	Borussia M’gladbach	2	1: 5	-4	1
17th	FC Augsburg	2	0: 4	-4	1
18th	Hertha BSC	2	2: 5	-3	0