Date, dates, broadcast on TV and live stream

The Bundesliga season is slowly but surely entering its hot phase, and things are getting serious in the relegation battle. But when will the relegation take place this year and where can you follow it on TV and live stream? SPOX provides answers.

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Bundesliga, relegation 2022: date, dates – when will the games take place?

The relegation games between the table-16. of the Bundesliga and the third-placed team of the 2nd Bundesliga will again take place in May this year. The first leg in the home stadium of the first division team will take place on May 19, 2022, and the return leg will be four days later on May 23, 2022. A time has not yet been set, and the teams are of course still in question at the current time.

Bundesliga, relegation 2022: broadcast on TV and live stream

If you want to follow the duels for the first German division live, you’re in luck – both the first and second leg will be broadcast on free TV. SAT 1 has secured the broadcasting rights to the relegation this season.

At the same time, the TV broadcaster naturally also offers the opportunity to watch the games live and in color online: on ran.de. Just like the broadcast on TV, the live stream is also free.

Bundesliga: Relegation 2022 in the live ticker on SPOX

On too SPOX we always keep you up to date on relegation, because we tick both games live for you. Just click on our live ticker overview shortly beforehand and you will definitely find what you are looking for there.

Phantom and Kugelblitz: The best Buli scorers of the noughties

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World footballer Robert Lewandowski has been in the Bundesliga since 2010 and has since dominated the top scorer list behind Gerd Müller. But who were actually the top scorers of the noughties? An overview.

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20th place: Martin Max (1860 Munich, Hansa Rostock) – 52 goals in 113 games.

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Max is better known for his time at Schalke and winning the UEFA Cup. But still had a few goals in the tank around the noughties. At the age of 33, he is still the oldest top scorer in the Bundesliga.

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19th place: Ioannis Amanatidis (VfB Stuttgart, Eintracht Frankfurt, 1. FC Kaiserslautern) – 54 goals in 179 games.

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The Greek striker had his best days at Eintracht where he retired in 2011. After his career he worked as a youth coach and then as an assistant coach – most recently at PAOK Saloniki until 2021.

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18th place: Giovane Elber (FC Bayern Munich) – 54 goals in 98 games.

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One of the most successful foreign goalscorers. Formed the magic triangle at VfB Stuttgart with Krassimir Balakov and Fredi Bobic. FC Bayern then grabbed the Brazilian snapper.

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17th place: Edin Dzeko (VfL Wolfsburg) – 56 goals in 94 games.

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Today, the striker is primarily associated with the 2008/09 Wolfsburg championship. But was later successful at City (twice champion). Via Roma he went to Inter, where he is still chasing goals at the age of 36.

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16th place: Ebbe Sand (FC Schalke 04) – 59 goals in 182 games.

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Schalke cult figure. Had to settle for runners-up in 00/01 despite scoring 22 goals after FC Bayern won in the last second in Hamburg. Today assistant coach of the Danish national team.

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15th place: Jan Koller (Borussia Dortmund, 1.FC Nuremberg) – 61 goals in 152 games.

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Was champion in his first season with BVB. Then stayed in Dortmund for five years. Had to play as a goalkeeper in an emergency due to sending off.

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14th place: Stefan Kießling (1.FC Nuremberg, Bayer 04 Leverkusen) – 63 goals in 189 games.

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With 131 goals, Bayer is the second-best goalscorer of all time behind Ulf Kirsten (182). After he was not considered for the DFB team several times by Joachim Löw, he no longer wanted to play under Löw from 2013.

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13th place: Oliver Neuville (Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Borussia Mönchengladbach) – 65 goals in 251 games.

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Well remembered for his goal at the 2006 World Cup against Poland, he was also successful in the Bundesliga. Second in the Champions League with Bayer Leverkusen and later captain at Gladbach.

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12th place: Michael Ballack (Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Bayern Munich) – 68 goals in 163 games.

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First the captain at the 2006 World Cup, later deposed by Löw. Was one of the most prolific midfielders in the world in his heyday, including at Chelsea. Today working as a football expert.

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11th place: Dimitar Berbatov (Bayer 04 Leverkusen) – 69 goals in 154 games.

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Before Kiessling was Berbatov. The Bulgarian grew up in the Bundesliga and used his time at Leverkusen as a stepping stone to the Premier League. Won two championships there with Manchester United.

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10th place: Cacau (1.FC Nuremberg, VfB Stuttgart) – 70 goals in 221 games.

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Earned his place in the league with 1.FC Nürnberg. Was then outstanding in 2007 and became champion with VfB Stuttgart. Today the striker does a lot for integration in football.

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9th place: Diego Klimowicz (VfL Wolfsburg, Borussia Dortmund, VfL Bochum) – 70 goals in 213 games.

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Was never able to build on his strong time with the Wolves at BVB and mostly came off the bench. Curious: Klimowicz received each of his four red cards from referee Lutz Wagner.

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8th place: Mario Gomez (VfB Stuttgart, FC Bayern Munich) – 73 goals in 150 games.

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The gate machine. Gomez dominated the Bundesliga penalty areas at the time. Even when he was pushed onto the bench by Mario Mandzukic in Munich, he continued to snap at every opportunity.

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7th place: Sergej Barbarez (Hamburger SV, Bayer 04 Leverkusen) – 77 goals in 235 games.

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Yes, HSV was also relatively successful in the Bundesliga. That was also due to Barbarez. In addition to goals and assists, the capricious playmaker also liked to collect one or two cards.

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6th place: Marcelinho: (Hertha BSC Berlin, VfL Wolfsburg) – 77 goals in 205 games.

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Long before Neymar with one of the most striking hairstyles in football. Above all, he was able to convince in terms of football. Active in Brazil for a long time after his engagement in the Bundesliga. Only stopped at the age of 44.

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5th place: Roy Makaay (FC Bayern Munich) – 78 goals in 129 games.

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The Dutchman only played four seasons in the Bundesliga. The fact that this is still enough for fifth place shows the incredible efficiency and robustness of the “Phantom”. Scored the fastest goal in CL history in 2007 after 10.12 seconds.

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4th place: Ailton (SV Werder Bremen, FC Schalke 04, MSV Duisburg) – 92 goals in 178 games.

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With 28 goals, the Kugelblitz was an important part of the champion team from Bremen in 03/04. Was a crowd favorite there too. As did the show Let’s Dance, which Ailton finished in 12th place.

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3rd place: Kevin Kuranyi (VfB Stuttgart, FC Schalke 04) – 111 goals in 261 games.

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Played his best football right back in the noughties and was a constant threat in the Bundesliga penalty areas. Left a DFB game on his own initiative and was then no longer considered.

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2nd place: Miroslav Klose (1.FC Kaiserslautern, SV Werder Bremen, FC Bayern Munich) – 120 goals in 285 games.

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World Cup record goalscorer with 16 goals. DFB record goalscorer with 72 goals. Miro also scored as he wanted in the Bundesliga, preferably with a head. Later returned to Bayern as assistant coach.

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1st place: Claudio Pizarro (SV Werder Bremen, FC Bayern) – 123 goals in 257 games.

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A long and high-scoring career. Always returned to his clubs and was also extremely successful as a joker. Second place among the most successful foreign goalscorers behind Robert Lewandowski.

Bundesliga: The broadcast on TV and live stream

You cannot watch the Bundesliga live and in full on free TV, as the two payment services will share the broadcasting rights this season sky and DAZN. at sky all Saturday games of the Bundesliga will be broadcast, DAZN has the encounters on Fridays and Sundays in the program.

sky not only broadcasts the games on pay TV, but also online. Subscribers can book the encounters free of charge via sky go pursue, everyone else is free to join sky ticket even without activating a subscription.

DAZN In addition to the Bundesliga, it also has almost all games in the Champions League, Serie A, Primera Division and Ligue 1 in its program. You can get all of this and many other sports with a monthly subscription for EUR 29.99 or an annual subscription for EUR 274.99, which saves you a bit of money overall.

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Bundesliga, relegation 2022: The table after the 27th matchday

space	team	Sp.	Gates	differential	pt.
1.	Bayern Munich	27	81:28	53	63
2.	Borussia Dortmund	27	67:38	29	57
3.	Bayer Leverkusen	27	66:41	25	48
4.	RB Leipzig	27	57:30	27	45
5.	Freiburg	27	43:29	14	45
6.	Hoffenheim	27	49:40	9	44
7.	Cologne	27	38:40	-2	40
8th.	Eintracht Frankfurt	27	39:38	1	38
9.	Union Berlin	27	33:38	-5	38
10	Mainz 05	26	39:30	9	37
11.	Borussia M’gladbach	27	38:51	-13	33
12.	Bochum	27	28:39	-11	32
13.	Wolfsburg	27	29:42	-13	31
14	Stuttgart	27	35:50	-15	26
15	augsburg	26	29:44	-15	26
16	Hertha BSC	27	29:60	-31	26
17	Arminia Bielefeld	27	10:38 p.m	-16	25
18	Greuther Fuerth	27	24:70	-46	15