Bundesliga today live on TV, live stream and live ticker

At the end of the 3rd Bundesliga matchday, VfL Wolfsburg and RB Leipzig will meet today. We give you all the information about how you can follow the game live on TV, in the live stream and in the live ticker.

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Before the Bundesliga says goodbye to a two-week international break, two Champions League participants will play another game.

Bundesliga: VfL Wolfsburg vs. RB Leipzig – date, time, place, information

VfL Wolfsburg will host RB Leipzig in the last game of the 3rd matchday on Sunday 29 August. It starts in the Volkswagen Arena at 5.30 p.m. As in the league opener against VfL Bochum, 12,755 spectators are allowed in this again today.

After a below-average preparation with almost only defeats in friendly matches, the Wolves started the 2021/22 season as well as no other Bundesliga club. The team of the new coach Mark van Bommel is the only team with the maximum number of points after two match days.

Last Sunday, Wolfsburg strengthened with Luca Waldschmidt, who was signed by Benfica Lisbon. There is a question mark behind his outing against Leipzig as well as that of goal scorer Wout Weghorst. The Dutchman was absent from training during the week due to a flu-like infection.

RB Leipzig eradicated the opening defeat in Mainz on matchday 2 with a 4-0 home win against VfB Stuttgart. Outstanding Leipzig was Dominik Szoboszlai with two remarkable goals.

Bundesliga: The 3rd matchday at a glance

date	kicking off	home	guest	Result
Friday, August 27th	8.30 p.m.	Borussia Dortmund	TSG Hoffenheim	3: 2
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	VfB Stuttgart	Sc freiburg	2: 3
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	1. FSV Mainz 05	SpVgg Greuther Fürth	3-0
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	FC Augsburg	Bayer Leverkusen	1: 4
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	Arminia Bielefeld	Eintracht Frankfurt	1: 1
Saturday, August 28th	3.30 p.m.	1. FC Cologne	VfL Bochum	2: 1
Saturday, August 28th	6.30 p.m.	Bayern Munich	Hertha BSC	5-0
Sunday 29th August	3.30 p.m.	Union Berlin	Mönchengladbach
Sunday 29th August	5.30 p.m.	VfL Wolfsburg	RB Leipzig

VfL Wolfsburg vs. RB Leipzig: Bundesliga live on TV and live stream today

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The broadcast from Wolfsburg to Leipzig begins half an hour before kick-off. Moderator Tobi Wahnschaffe and expert Sebastian Kneißl, who later also supports commentator Jan Platte during the game, will accompany you through the preliminary reporting.

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VfL Wolfsburg vs. RB Leipzig: Bundesliga today in the live ticker

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Here is the daily overview.

Bundesliga: Union Berlin vs. Borussia Mönchengladbach – expected lineups

VfL Wolfsburg: Casteels – Mbabu, Lacroix, Brooks, Roussillon – Schlager, Arnold – R. Baku, Philipp, Steffen – Weghorst
RB Leipzig: Gulacsi – Klostermann, Orban, Simakan, Gvardiol – Adams, Sabitzer – Forsberg, Haidara, Nkunku – Silva

Waldschmidt now in Wolfsburg: That became of the U21 shooters

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Luca Waldschmidt moved from Benfica Lisbon to VfL Wolfsburg for twelve million euros. The 25-year-old was the top scorer at the U21 European Championship in 2019. SPOX shows what became of all the players who also managed the feat.

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1978: Vahid Halihodzic (seven goals for Yugoslavia) – The Bosnian never made his breakthrough as a player. However, he is considered the most successful coach in his country. Among other things, he was the coach of PSG, Nantes and the Japanese national team.

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1980: Ramaz Shengelia (three goals for the USSR) – The Georgian striker shot Dinamo Tbilisi to the European Cup Winners’ Cup the following season before his performances flattened out. He also never played for a big club.

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1982: Pierre Littbarski (six goals for Germany) – After shooting his team to the finals, his star rose in the following season at the latest. His most successful time was at 1. FC Köln. In 1990 he also became world champion.

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1984: Mark Hateley (England scored six goals) – After winning the tournament, AC Milan signed the striker. The good scoring returned but only under coach Arsene Wenger in Monaco. He later enjoyed successful years with the Glasgow Rangers.

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1986: Gianluca Vialli (four goals for Italy) – Led Sampdoria Genoa together with Roberto Mancini in 1991 to the only championship in the club’s history. He later won the Champions League with Juve before ending up at Chelsea.

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1988: Aris Karasavvidis (five goals for Greece) – Made a major contribution to the surprising performance of the Greeks, but had to admit defeat to the highly talented French in the final. He never played outside of Greece.

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1990: Andriy Sydelnykov (three goals for the USSR) – Secured the European title for the Soviet Union. He then worked for SG Wattenscheid for three years before returning to his native Ukraine via Moscow.

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1990: Davor Suker (three goals for Yugoslavia) – shared the laurels with Sydelnykov and moved to Seville to draw Real’s attention there. At the World Cup 98 he was also the top scorer. Ended his career in 1860.

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1992: Renato Buso (three goals for Italy) – Although his team won the European Championship, he was never able to build on his achievements at club level. Among other things, he was under contract in Genoa, Naples and Lazio.

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1994: Joao Pinto (three goals for Portugal) – Played for Atletico Madrid outside Portugal for just one year. Overall, he was three times Footballer of the Year in his country. For most of his career he stormed for Benfica Lisbon.

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1996: Raul (three goals for Spain) – joined Real Madrid in 1994 when he was 17 years old. He later became a key player for Los Blancos through his many hits. In 2010 he moved to Schalke 04. In 2015 he ended his career.

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1998: Steffen Iversen (three goals for Norway) – gave his team third place. At that time he was already playing for Spurs with Klinsmann. In seven years, however, he seldom got a lot of working time.

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2000: Andrea Pirlo (three goals for Italy) – After winning the European Championship, his career slowly started rolling. In 2001, Milan signed the midfield director before joining Juve after ten years. Pirlo won all the big titles a player can win.

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2002: Massimo Maccarone (three goals for Italy) – Despite his goals, it was not enough to defend his title. The striker won the 2004 League Cup with Middlesbrough. The now 41-year-old ended his career with third division club Carrarese in 2020.

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2004: Alberto Gilardino (four goals for Italy) – After winning the tournament, moved to Milan for 25 million euros before becoming world champion in 2006. Later he went hunting for goals for Florence, Genoa and China. He ended his career in 2018.

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2004: Johan Elmander (four goals for Sweden) – shared the crown with Gilardino. Won the UEFA Cup with Feyenoord in 2002 and later played in France and England. Today he works as a storm scout at his ex-club Galatasaray.

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2006: Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (4 goals for the Netherlands) – double goal in the 3-0 final against Ukraine. After unlucky years at Real and Milan, he joined Schalke in 2010, where he became a legend. Back to Ajax in 2017, relegated to S04 comeback in 2021.

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2007: Maceo Rigters (four goals for the Netherlands) – Blackburn’s attention was drawn to his goals that led to his title defense. But he never made the big jump, which is why it was often awarded. End of career 2018.

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2009: Marcus Berg (seven goals for Sweden) – The striker was also named player of the tournament, which is why HSV knocked on the knock. There he turned out to be a big flop. After three years I went to Athens. Now at youth club Gothenburg.

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2011: Adrian Lopez (five goals for Spain) – gave his country the title and won the 2012 Europa League with Atletico Madrid. He then ended up at FC Porto. His contract with Osasuna expired in 2021. He is currently still without a club.

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2013: Morata (four goals for Spain) – Despite his goals in defending his title, he hardly made a move at Real and moved to Juve for the 2014/15 season. Returned to Real, then went to Chelsea, from Chelsea to Atleti and then back to Juve.

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2015: Jan Kliment (three goals for the Czech Republic) – VfB Stuttgart signed the versatile offensive man after his good performance. The Swabians awarded him several times before he tore his cruciate ligament in 2018. In the summer he moved to Wisla Krakow.

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2017: Saul (five goals for Spain) – The central midfielder was the star of the European runner-up and was already part of the extended circle of regular players at his club Atletico. 2018 EL winner with Atleti, 2021 Spanish champion.

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2019: Luca Waldschmidt (seven goals for Germany) – Was the surprise in the DFB team, which narrowly failed in the final to Spain. The Freiburg striker has also made his debut for the senior national team. VfL Wolfsburg now follows Benfica.

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2021: Lukas Nmecha (four goals Germany) – Decided the final against Portugal thanks to his nose and great technique. The German-Englishman belonged to ManCity for a long time. After numerous loan stations, he moved to Wolfsburg in the summer.

Bundesliga: The current table

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