Global Broadcasters for the German Bundesliga
German Bundesliga (2015-16 Season) – USA Broadcasters
In the USA, live Bundesliga matches are available on TV on Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2 and Fox Soccer Plus. GolTV USA also continues its Bundesliga coverage this season. Live streaming of matches is available online and via app on Fox Soccer 2Go and Fox Sports Go.
German Bundesliga (2015-16 Season) – Canada Broadcasters
In Canada, Sportsnet signed a 5-year deal valid until 2020 to carry live Bundesliga games on its TV channel Sportsnet World. Live streaming is equally available on Sportsnet World Now.
German Bundesliga (2015-16 Season) – UK Broadcasters
In the UK, BT Sport secured the broadcasting rights to air about 115 matches a season. Coverage is especially shared on TV between BT Sport Europe and BT Sport 2, while BT Sport Live Streaming provides live coverage online and on mobile.
German Bundesliga (2015-16 Season) - Australian Broadcasters
BeIN Sports owns exclusive rights to air the Bundesliga in Australia on beIN Sports Australia on TV, and beIN Sports Connect Australia online via live streaming.
For a list of additional countries, please visit the Bundesliga competition page to view specific territorial broadcasting rights.
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How can I find out who is playing?
Visit our Bundesliga competition page for the most current official broadcast listings.
What is the current table ranking?
Visit our Bundesliga competition page for the latest table rankings.
2014-15 Bundesliga Info and Highlights
Bundesliga Champions: FC Bayern Munich
Top Scorers:
- Alexander Meier (Eintracht Frankfurt): 19 goals
- Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich): 17 goals
- Arjen Robben (Bayern Munich): 17 goals
Most Assists:
- Kevin De Bruyne (Vfl Wolfsburg) 17 assists
- Thomas Müller (Bayern Munich) 10 assists
- Zlatko Junuzovic (Werder Bremen 10 assists
Best Goalkeeper: Manuel Neuer (Bayern Munich) – 21 clean sheets
Teams Relegated: Freiburg, Paderborn
Who are the 2015-16 Bundesliga season promoted teams? FC Ingolstadt 04, SV Darmstadt 98
Who qualified for the 2015-16 UEFA Champions League?
2014-15 EPL champions Bayern Munich qualified automatically along with runners-up Wolfsburg and Borussia Moenchengladbach. Finishing in fourth position – five points behind the Top Three zone – were Bayer Leverkusen. The Werkself had to go through the UCL Play-off round to know their fate. This is where they defeated Lazio 3-1 on aggregate to book their spot in the group stages of the 2015-16 UEFA Champions League.
Who qualified for the 2015-16 UEFA Europa League?
Finishing fifth with 49 points, Augsburg went straight into the UEFA Europa League group stages. Schalke 04 also claimed a spot in the European tournament, while Borussia Dortmund secured a spot in the Europa League Qualifiers given that DFB Pokal winners Wolfsburg were already into the UEFA Champions League.
What were the biggest summer transfers?
German football clubs are not known to be big spenders, but this year some of them added big names to their rosters during the 2015 Summer Transfer Window. Among the most sensational transfers were Arturo Vidal's arrival at Bayern Munich from Serie A Champions Juventus, while Max Kruse left Wolfsburg to join Schalke 04 during the last day of negotiations.
There were also very expensive deals such as Douglas Costa's €30M switch from Shakhtar Donetsk to Bayern Munich. Copa América Champion with Chile Charles Aranguiz left South American football to join Bayer Leverkusen on a €14.5M deal, while Mexican striker and fan-favorite Javier "Chicharito" Hernández also joined the Werkself from Manchester United on Transfer Deadline Day. Among those who left the Bundesliga is Kevin De Bruyne, who said goodbye to Wolfsburg to join Manchester City after the Sky Blues paid £55M for his services.
What were the biggest managerial changes before the start of the season?
Borussia Dortmund saw Jürgen Klopp's era come to an end, replacing him with Thomas Tuchel. Huup Stevens also left Stuttgart's bench, giving way for Alexander Zorniger, while former Champions League winner Roberto Di Matteo was dismissed by Schalke, hiring André Breitenreiter as their new boss.
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