Football packages to Bundesliga

Football-packages Bundesliga

The English Premier League, often referred to as the EPL, is recognised around the world as the best league in the world. Players from across the globe dream to play at famous grounds such as Old Trafford, St James Park, Stamford Bridge, The Emirates Stadium and Anfield, amongst others. In recent years, some of the world’s most expensive players have enthralled Premier League crowds across the country and have been watched by millions across the world. In fact, the Premier League is so popular around the globe it is broadcast in 212 countries giving EPL games a potential television audience of 4.7 billion people. That worldwide television revenue alone generates £billions each year and is distributed amongst the clubs depending on their final standing the previous year. For this reason, promotion to the English Premier League is highly prized and fiercely fought over in the English Championship.



Contested by 20 clubs, the English Premier League operates a system of promotion and relegation similar to the main football leagues worldwide. As well as English teams those clubs from wales who play in the English Football League can also qualify to enter the EPL; recent examples include Cardiff City and Swansea City Football Clubs.


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Currently, the top four teams in the league qualify to enter the UEFA Champions League with the first three entering the group stage directly and the team in fourth place must enter a play off in order to win a place in the group stages.


The English Premier League season runs from August to May and each team plays the other clubs twice, both home and away giving a 38 game season. So popular has the league become that in the 2010-11 season the English Premier League reached new heights with stadium occupancy reaching an average of 92% with the typical attendance at games being 35,363. The leagues success has continued to grow year on year and, in fact, based upon the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) coefficients the EPL continues to be ranked second amongst the leading European competitions and has been for the past five years.



Since its inception in 1992, the dominant team in the English Premier League has been Manchester United who have won an amazing 13 EPL titles in 23 years. United’s nearest rivals Chelsea have won the league 4 times with Arsenal trailing with 3 titles. The only former EPL champions who do not currently compete in the EPL are 1995 winners Blackburn Rovers.

Fixtures 2023 | 2024

19

april

2024

Frankfurt

vs

Augsburg

Commerzbank-Arena

Bundesliga

fr 387 €

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20

april

2024

Wolfsburg

vs

Bochum

Volkswagen Arena

Bundesliga

fr 90 €

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20

april

2024

Hoffenheim

vs

Borussia Monchengladbach

Rhein-Neckar-Arena

Bundesliga

fr 85 €

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20

april

2024

Köln

vs

Darmstadt

RheinEnergieStadion

Bundesliga

fr 130 €

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21

april

2024

Werder Bremen

vs

Stuttgart

Weserstadion

Bundesliga

fr 278 €

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21

april

2024

Borussia Dortmund

vs

Bayer Leverkusen

Signal Iduna Park

Bundesliga

fr 195 €

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27

april

2024

Bayer Leverkusen

vs

Stuttgart

Bayarena

Bundesliga

fr 175 €

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27

april

2024

Bayern München

vs

Frankfurt

Allianz Arena

Bundesliga

fr 225 €

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27

april

2024

Leipzig

vs

Borussia Dortmund

Red Bull Arena

Bundesliga

fr 520 €

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28

april

2024

Borussia Monchengladbach

vs

Union Berlin

Borussia-Park

Bundesliga

fr 80 €

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28

april

2024

Mainz

vs

Köln

Opel Arena

Bundesliga

fr 55 €

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3

may

2024

Hoffenheim

vs

Leipzig

Rhein-Neckar-Arena

Bundesliga

fr 125 €

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4

may

2024

Wolfsburg

vs

Darmstadt

Volkswagen Arena

Bundesliga

fr 105 €

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4

may

2024

Köln

vs

Freiburg

RheinEnergieStadion

Bundesliga

fr 95 €

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4

may

2024

Werder Bremen

vs

Borussia Monchengladbach

Weserstadion

Bundesliga

fr 278 €

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4

may

2024

Borussia Dortmund

vs

Augsburg

Signal Iduna Park

Bundesliga

fr 245 €

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5

may

2024

Frankfurt

vs

Bayer Leverkusen

Commerzbank-Arena

Bundesliga

fr 165 €

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11

may

2024

Köln

vs

Union Berlin

RheinEnergieStadion

Bundesliga

fr 155 €

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11

may

2024

Mainz

vs

Borussia Dortmund

Opel Arena

Bundesliga

fr 179 €

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11

may

2024

Leipzig

vs

Werder Bremen

Red Bull Arena

Bundesliga

fr 655 €

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11

may

2024

Borussia Monchengladbach

vs

Frankfurt

Borussia-Park

Bundesliga

fr 85 €

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12

may

2024

Bayern München

vs

Wolfsburg

Allianz Arena

Bundesliga

fr 165 €

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18

may

2024

Frankfurt

vs

Leipzig

Commerzbank-Arena

Bundesliga

fr 165 €

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18

may

2024

Hoffenheim

vs

Bayern München

Rhein-Neckar-Arena

Bundesliga

fr 195 €

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18

may

2024

Wolfsburg

vs

Mainz

Volkswagen Arena

Bundesliga

fr 125 €

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18

may

2024

Werder Bremen

vs

Bochum

Weserstadion

Bundesliga

fr 550 €

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18

may

2024

Bayer Leverkusen

vs

Augsburg

Bayarena

Bundesliga

fr 275 €

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18

may

2024

Borussia Dortmund

vs

Darmstadt

Signal Iduna Park

Bundesliga

fr 275 €

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Tickets and hotel packages to Bundesliga

Tickets to Bundesliga games can be booked at individual clubs websites or other brokers. However, like many European football leagues, clubs season ticket holders often get allocated tickets a week in advance of the general public, so if you are planning on being a regular visitor to a particular club maybe a season ticket is the way forward.

Germany is a global leader in a number of industrial and technological sectors and significantly it is the world’s third largest exporter and importer of goods. As such, Germany has a modern transport infrastructure with Bundesliga clubs well supplied by road and rail links. Furthermore, for the international traveller, Germany has a wide range of international airports that include Frankfurt, which can bring you to central Germany, Düsseldorf in the North East, Munich in the South, Hamburg in the North, Stuttgart in the South West and Berlin serving the East of the country.

History

Before the Bundesliga was formed German football was played via a series of regional semi-professional leagues with a complex system of playoffs to declare a national champion. However, it was during the 1950’s when Germanys best plays began to be drawn to other professional leagues and soon calls started for the formation of a central German professional football league which was more in line with their European footballing Neighbors.

Coincidently, during this time of change in the West German footballing leagues a separate league was formed in what was then referred to as East Germany and was known as the DDR-Oberliga.

When Germany lost to Yugoslavia (0–1) in the quarter-final game of the World Cup, Chile 1962 the calls for a professional league really grew and even reached the government. 46 teams applied to be members of this new professional football league and 16 clubs were chosen to form the first Bundesliga and their success was based on previous success and financial stability. As such, 16 of the strongest semiprofessional teams across West Germany become the founding members of Germany’s first professional football league. FC Köln were the Bundesliga’s first champions during the inaugural 1963-64 season.