Race for Champions League qualification and survival battles keeping Bundesliga on edge
Leverkusen, Leipzig, Stuttgart and Hoffenheim are in a four-way race for Champions League spots, while Schalke can seal promotion with a win.
- Hoffenheim welcomes Stuttgart and Bayer Leverkusen hosts Leipzig on Saturday in critical duels for Champions League qualification, with third-placed Leipzig leading the race for European spots.
- Last-Placed Heidenheim faces a daunting trip to Bayern on Saturday and could be relegated if St. Pauli beats Mainz, while second-division leader Schalke can clinch promotion with a home win over Fortuna.
- Leverkusen defender Edmond Tapsoba extended his contract through June 2031 on Wednesday, remaining with the club where he has played 183 games; 18-year-old Montrell Culbreath also features prominently for the team.
- The German soccer league announced on Tuesday that it entered a "strategic cooperation" with Adidas, which will provide a 100 million euro loan for investment and supply match balls until 2034.
- There are no games on Friday as May Day is traditionally marked by worker protests and heavy police presence across Germany, though matches continue throughout the remainder of the weekend.
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Race for Champions League qualification and survival battles keeping Bundesliga on edge
Four teams are vying to join Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League next season and a host more are fighting for survival in the Bundesliga.
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RB Leipzig can achieve their “season goal” of returning to the Champions League as the top-four race in the Bundesliga comes to a head this Saturday. Ole Werner’s Leipzig, in third, are at sixth-placed Bayer Leverkusen, while Hoffenheim, in fifth, host fourth-placed Stuttgart. With Bayern Munich having already clinched the Bundesliga title, Borussia Dortmund last week became the second side to ensure Champions League qualification. Leipzig, who …
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