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Bundesliga today live on TV, live stream and live ticker

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December 14, 2021

Bundesliga today live on TV, live stream and live ticker

On the 16th matchday of the Bundesliga, VfL Wolfsburg will host 1. FC Köln today. We’ll show you how you can watch the game live on TV, in the live stream and in the live ticker.

Bundesliga, VfL Wolfsburg vs. 1. FC Cologne: Date, Orr, kick-off, information

English week in the Bundesliga! At the start of the 16th matchday, there will be four games on Tuesday, December 14th – including in Wolfsburg. There VfL will receive 1. FC Köln in the Volkswagen Arena at 8.30 p.m.

After five competitive defeats in a row, VfL Wolfsburg is not even the favorite in the home game against their table neighbors 1. FC Köln. After initial successes under coach Florian Kohfeldt, VfL slipped down to 12th place in the table – the relegation zone is getting closer and closer.

This also applies to 1. FC Köln. After the much acclaimed derby win against Borussia Mönchengladbach, the billy goats only got one point from the last two games. No wonder that Cologne is now also dealing with the relegation battle. “Three points down is not much, and we look down. We should do that too,” said Cologne coach Steffen Baumgart, referring to the distance between Cologne and 16.

Seven years ago, Kohfeldt and Baumgart went to school together for ten months at the DFB coaching course in Hennef. who can look forward to a victory when they meet again today?

VfL Wolfsburg vs. 1. FC Cologne, broadcast: Bundesliga live on TV and live stream today

In the course of the season so far, all Friday and Sunday games in the Bundesliga have been played by DAZN broadcast live, the Saturday games of Sky. Now the first English week of the 2021/22 season is approaching and many fans are wondering who is showing the games live.

We would be happy to help you answer this question. It’s the pay TV channel Sky. Its acquired rights pact also includes all games in English weeks.

You can watch Wolfsburg vs. Cologne live from 8:20 p.m. today Sky Sport Bundesliga 2 (HD) pursue. The commentator for the game is Oliver Seidler. In addition, the neighborhood duel will also be part of the three-game conference from 8:25 p.m. Sky Sport Bundesliga 1 (HD).

access to Sky you receive after taking out a subscription. In order to be able to watch the Bundesliga games live, you need the Bundesliga soccer package for the monthly price of 27 euros as an annual subscription.

There are two ways to be part of the live stream of Wolfsburg vs. Cologne: The SkyGo-App (for TV subscription customers) or a Sky Ticket (can be canceled monthly).

Tedesco, Flick & Co: That grew out of the best coaches of the year

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Domenico Tedesco is the new trainer at RB Leipzig and succeeds the dismissed Jesse Marsch. The 36-year-old was most recently a coach in Moscow – and best of his year at the 2016 DFB coaching course. SPOX presents the other best of the year.

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Michael Frontzeck (best in 2001): Relegated to the 3rd league with 1. FC Kaiserslautern in 2018 and was dismissed there. Since this season assistant coach at VfL Wolfsburg – initially under Mark van Bommel, now under Florian Kohfeldt.

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Holger Gehrke (2001): Was best of the year together with Frontzeck in 2001. Worked for several clubs, including Schalke 04, as an assistant coach. Gehrke will be the goalkeeping coach of the Hungarian national team until mid-2018.

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Iraklis Metaxas (2001): The third in the group trained the A and B juniors at Bayer 04 Leverkusen until 2019. Most recently he worked as Heiko Herrlich’s assistant trainer in Augsburg. Coach at the Greek first division club PAS Giannina since summer 2021.

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Uwe Fuchs (2002): Was a trainer in Osnabrück and Wuppertal. “When VfL ended their cooperation, the realization matured: I don’t want any of this anymore,” said Fuchs about his coaching experience. Since then he has been a player advisor at SportsTotal.

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Thomas Doll (2003): After stints at HSV and BVB, coached for years in Hungary at Ferencvaros Budapest. Relegated on his return to the Bundesliga with Hannover 96 in 2019 and was then a four-month coach at APOEL Nicosia. Without a club today.

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Hansi Flick (2003): Also best in course that year. Has had a steep career from the DFB sports director to the managing director in Hoffenheim to Bavaria’s triple trainer. Successor to Jogi Löw as national coach since summer 2021.

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Maren Meinert (2004): The best of the course from 2004 was a trainer at the DFB from 2005 to 2019. There she coached the U19 and U20 national team for women and won the U20 World Cup twice and the U19 European Championship three times.

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Olaf Janßen (2004): He also got the top grade that year. After coaching at FC St. Pauli and Viktoria Köln, Janßen was assistant coach to Bruno Labbadia at VfL Wolfsburg and Hertha BSC. Today head coach at Viktoria Cologne.

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Andre Schubert (2004): Trained in the professional area of Paderborn, St. Pauli, Gladbach II and the first team of Borussia. Reached relegation in the 3rd division with Braunschweig. Dismissed only a few days ago as a coach at FC Ingolstadt.

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Kai Timm (2005): Headed the Rot-Weiß Oberhausen youth training center from 2008 and worked as a rehab trainer at Hannover 96 in 2012. Today he is the DFB base coordinator and sports director of the Rhenish football association.

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Robin Dutt (2005): He came to Bremen via Freiburg and Leverkusen before moving to the DFB as sports director. He then worked for a year as a sports director in Stuttgart. Was coach at VfL Bochum until August 2019, today coach at Wolfsberger AC.

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Markus von Ahlen (2006): The best of the course trained the TSV 1860 Munich from the end of 2012 to February 2015. Since then he has been the coach of the U19 and U17 teams at Bayer Leverkusen.

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Karsten Baumann (2007): His last coaching position was at Hansa Rostock in 2015. Before that he worked in Osnabrück, Aue and Duisburg. Since autumn 2017 he has been coaching students at the “International School on the Rhine” in Neuss.

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Dirk Schuster (2008): Leading SV Darmstadt from the 3rd division to the Bundesliga until 2016. 2016 was over for him after just five months at FC Augsburg. A year later he returned to the lilies by February 2019. Currently without a club.

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Holger Stanislawski (2009): Trained FC St. Pauli, Hoffenheim and 1. FC Köln. Since then he has been running a supermarket and is a TV expert at ZDF.

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Mario Himsl (2010): Has been the coach of the German U17s since summer 2021. He also works for the company “Double Pass”, which examines youth training centers. “Top of the year? For outside, for everyday work, that doesn’t mean anything,” he says.

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Jan-Moritz Lichte (2011): Took over the Mainz head coach position from Achim Beierlorzer in September 2020, but was released again only three months later. Currently working as an assistant coach under Stefan Kuntz for the Turkish national team.

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Alexander Zorniger (2012): Led RB Leipzig from the 4th to the 2nd division. He then worked for VfB Stuttgart and Bröndby IF in Denmark. Head coach at Apollon Limassol in Cyprus since June 2021.

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Frank Kramer (2013): He worked as a professional at Fürth and Düsseldorf. He then trained the U18, U19 and U20 at the DFB. From 2019 to 2020 youth coordinator at Red Bull Salzburg. Head coach at Arminia Bielefeld since March 2021.

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Achim Beierlorzer (2014): caused a sensation as the coach of Jahn Regensburg and previously worked in the youth team at RB Leipzig. Was then a coach at Cologne and Mainz, before he returned to RB in the summer. Since the Tedesco commitment without a job.

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Florian Kohfeldt (2015): From 2006 onwards he worked in the youth department of Werder Bremen. After Alexander Nouri was eliminated in 2017, he was promoted to head coach and held this position until matchday 33 of the preseason. Today trainer with the wolves.

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Domenico Tedesco (2016): Completed the course with a 1.0. In March 2017, at the age of 31, he took over the Erzgebirge Aue, after which he was runner-up with Schalke. After a successful stop in Moscow, head coach at RB Leipzig since December 9, 2021.

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Damir Dugandzic (2017): The former assistant coach of the U15 national team is currently the sporting director of the DFB funding program.

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Robert Klauß (2018): The 35-year-old was a youth coach at RB Leipzig and then moved up to the professional coaching team under Julian Nagelsmann. Head coach of 1. FC Nürnberg in the 2nd division since summer 2020.

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The DFB continues to award football teachers the diploma, but no longer announces the best course participants. The 65th course was the first under the new instructor Daniel Niedzkowski.

VfL Wolfsburg vs. 1. FC Cologne, broadcast: Bundesliga live today in the live ticker

If you don’t have the opportunity to watch the game on TV or livestream today, you’re at it SPOX precisely. You will not miss any important action in our live ticker.

Click here for the live ticker VfL Wolfsburg – 1. FC Köln.

Click here for the conference live ticker.

Bundesliga, VfL Wolfsburg vs. 1. FC Cologne: Expected lineups

VfL Wolfsburg: Casteels – Baku, Lacroix, Bornauw, Roussillon – Vranckx, Arnold – Lukebakio, Gerhardt – Weghorst, L. Nmecha
1. FC Cologne: Schwänke – Schmitz, Kilian, Czichos, Hector – Ljubicic, Özcan – Thielmann, Duda, Uth – Modeste

Bundesliga: The table before the 16th matchday

place	team	Games	Gates	difference	Points
1	Bayern Munich	15th	47:16	31	37
2	Borussia Dortmund	15th	36:23	13th	31
3	Bayer Leverkusen	15th	37:24	13th	27
4th	1899 Hoffenheim	15th	32:23	9	26th
5	Sc freiburg	15th	26:15	11th	25th
6th	1. FC Union Berlin	15th	22:21	1	23
7th	RB Leipzig	15th	29:19	10	21
8th	1. FSV Mainz 05	15th	21:16	5	21
9	Eintracht Frankfurt	15th	23:22	1	21
10	VfL Bochum	15th	16:23	-7	20th
11th	VfL Wolfsburg	15th	15:22	-7	20th
12th	1. FC Cologne	15th	23:25	-2	19th
13th	Bor. Mönchengladbach	15th	19:28	-9	18th
14th	Hertha BSC	15th	17:29	-12	18th
15th	VfB Stuttgart	15th	22:25	-3	17th
16	FC Augsburg	15th	16:25	-9	16
17th	Arminia Bielefeld	15th	10:22	-12	10
18th	SpVgg Greuther Fürth	15th	13:46	-33	4th