It’s a packed 50th episode, featuring everything from World Cup qualifiers and Germany’s hot new retro shirt, to TV rights deals and why the active fan scene is up in arms again. Then, of course, there’s the actual football where Bayern turns a double deficit into a six-goal drubbing, while Dortmund can’t hold on to a two-goal lead. The Black and Yellows fared better in the UCL, beating Villarreal convincingly, while Leverkusen came away with a surprise victory over Manchester City. Next up f...
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It’s a packed 50th episode, featuring everything from World Cup qualifiers and Germany’s hot new retro shirt, to TV rights deals and why the active fan scene is up in arms again. Then, of course, there’s the actual football where Bayern turns a double deficit into a six-goal drubbing, while Dortmund can’t hold on to a two-goal lead. The Black and Yellows fared better in the UCL, beating Villarreal convincingly, while Leverkusen came away with a surprise victory over Manchester City. Next up f...
It’s a packed 50th episode, featuring everything from World Cup qualifiers and Germany’s hot new retro shirt, to TV rights deals and why the active fan scene is up in arms again. Then, of course, there’s the actual football where Bayern turns a double deficit into a six-goal drubbing, while Dortmund can’t hold on to a two-goal lead. The Black and Yellows fared better in the UCL, beating Villarreal convincingly, while Leverkusen came away with a surprise victory over Manchester City. Next up f...
After taking down former nemesis Bayer Leverkusen with ease despite resting plenty of starters, Bayern Munich traveled to Paris and ridiculed PSG for a half before grinding out the win with a man down. If PSG with a man up can’t stop the Bavarian juggernauts, who can? We examined the schedule. Meanwhile, Leipzig is back in form and looking to extend their run against a surprisingly successful Hoffenheim.
Bayern looks unbeatable right now, Leverkusen does not. Can Bayer still take something home from their visit to Munich? Meanwhile, Leipzig hosts Stuttgart in a duel for number one challenger to the throne. The Sandro Wagner hype has turned into spite. Augsburg has lost a lot of games and, more concerning, their defensive identity. Equally ambitious but poor performing: Paul Simonis Wolfsburg, who is our hottest candidate for the next coaching dismissal of the season.
Get ready for Germany’s biggest game. Why Harry Kane makes Luis Díaz look pedestrian, Nico Schlotterbeck should be worth $100M, and the referee needs to keep a close eye on Jonathan Tah. That plus the secret how Niko Kovac can escape Munich with something tangible in this Klassiker episode.
Union Berlin stuns Eintracht Frankfurt, and Baumgart, true to himself, celebrates with a red card and flipping the bird. Was the one-game suspension enough? Has the Wagner magic already run out in Augsburg? Meanwhile, Hamburg fans finally get to see goals and even the first home win in the Bundesliga in almost a decade! The Bavarian goal factory made an appearance in Hoffenheim. With Leverkusen and Frankfurt stumbling, who is the number one Bayern challenger now? Borussia Dortmund with ...
Memorable moments on matchday one in the Champions League: Eintracht Frankfurt stormed to the top of the table, Borussia Dortmund had an 8-goal frenzy in Turin, and Bayern dismantled the reigning Club World champions. Meanwhile, in the Bundesliga, Kasper Hjulmand has Leverkusen back on track, thanks to the golden foot of Grimaldo. The next coaching position is already vacant as Gladbach coach Gerardo Seoane gets the boot after a listless loss to Bremen. Late drama in Freiburg, and super late ...
Germany’s defeat to Slovakia marks the first time the four-time world champion lost a World Cup qualifier on the road. The Bros are stunned and looking for reasons. After axing Erik ten Hag in record time, Leverkusen hired Dane Kasper Hjulmand as their new head coach. His first match? A statement game against the red-hot Eagles from Frankfurt. Meanwhile, Hamburg travels to Munich for the first time in seven years. Can they keep it civil after being routinely thrashed in the past?
Another great matchday kicked off with a lopsided Hamburg derby. Erik ten Hag set the record for earliest exit from the Bundesliga after a wild ending in Bremen. Bayern Munich struggled in the second half as well, but escaped Augsburg with all 3 points to remain at the top of the table. The two other clubs still perfect in the league? Cologne and Frankfurt! The Eagles are flying with Ekitiké's replacement, Ritsu Doan, who is soaring and scoring, while the Billygoats are setting trends on the ...
The first matchday had a few surprises up its sleeve, but the rest of the footy week was even more entertaining. Borussia Dortmund completed a slew of signings while yet another Bayern target slips from their grasp as Woltemade will join Newcastle for a record fee—are times a'changing in the south? Before leaving, Woltemade partook in one of the most epic cup games of this decade, as Stuttgart took down a defiant Braunschweig on penalties after a high-octane 4:4 draw with some absolute world-...
After a deserved summer break, the Bros reconnect for the first episode of the 2025/26 Bundesliga season. Bayern and Dortmund haven’t set the transfer market on fire, but there’s still reason for optimism. Meanwhile, Leverkusen underwent a major overhaul. Is it a make-or-break year for Erik ten Hag? Heidenheim are the unanimous relegation favorite, but who else will join them in the drop zone? This and more on Die Fussball Bros!
Coming off an intense month of football and travel, it's time to close the book on the Club World Cup. We'll be recapping what worked, what didn’t, and what surprised us. Meanwhile in Germany, the Woltemade transfer saga has dominated the headlines, while groundbreaking developments on the 50+1 rule and major shake-ups in Leipzig and Leverkusen have changed the landscape.
This is probably the most explicit show we've ever recorded. The FIFA Club World Cup has brought some remarkable football and fans to our shores. It hasn't all been perfect, but the excitement has been palpable—and at times, a bit too much! From Filly's disdain and tirade for PSG, to overzealous NJ State Troopers, and of course, some fantastic fans from Japan to Egypt, it's been a whirlwind of football action. And the two best nations still in the mix? Brazil and Germany! You simply can't den...
Germany wraps up the Nations League on a sour note – what needs to change for the World Cup season, and is there any silver lining to be found? Meanwhile, the coaching carousel has been spinning wildly across the Bundesliga! Tilo dives into who the most intriguing new prospect is. Can coaches who found 2. Bundesliga success emulate that in the top flight at clubs like Bremen and Cologne? And Augsburg is taking a huge gamble, hiring the unproven but big personality, Sandro Wagner. Will his coa...
Filly unpacks the DFB-Pokal final between VfB Stuttgart and Cinderella story Arminia Bielefeld – a seemingly one-sided affair that turned into a thrilling battle at the end. Meanwhile, FC Heidenheim will play another year in the Bundesliga, defying improbable odds with a last-minute relegation salvation! Braunschweig also secured their 2. Bundesliga status by winning their playoff against Saarbrücken. This week, the Bros discuss where Florian Wirtz might go, why Erik Ten Hag could struggle at...
The die is cast for another Bundesliga season! On the final match day, Borussia Dortmund completed an improbable climb from 11th to 4th, snatching the last Champions League spot. Freiburg, despite their strong season, fell out of the top 4 after losing to Eintracht Frankfurt at home and will now head to the Europa League. Joining them in continental competition are Mainz, who fended off a deflated Leipzig for the Conference League berth. What does this mean for the RB empire? And why wasn't a...
Bayern Munich celebrated their 34th Meisterschale in Thomas Müller’s final home match. In Hamburg, things got even crazier as the "Red Shorts" returned to the Bundesliga after seven painful years. Bochum and Kiel were relegated, but the "Storks" look much more poised for an immediate comeback. Can Heidenheim still catch Hoffenheim and escape the relegation playoffs? The "Hopp boys" welcome champions Bayern – a game that could swing either way. The biggest showdown of the weekend will go down ...
FC Bayern Munich wins its 34th Meisterschaft despite a wobbly performance in Leipzig. But with Leverkusen only mustering a late tie in Freiburg, the league title returns to Bavaria. Harry Kane can finally celebrate a league title. Dortmund seizes the golden opportunity to jump the "soda boys" and move within one point of 4th place Freiburg – the final UCL spot. Kiel, too, moves within one point of the relegation playoff spot, making for a frantic finish at the bottom of the table. Who will th...
Leipzig Outclassed by Eintracht, Controversial Dortmund Win, 7-Goal Stunner in Kiel The Topspiel and Champions League spot on the line saw Eintracht Frankfurt rise to the occasion and maul Leipzig 4-0, who tumble out of the top 4. Dortmund won it late amidst Hoffenheim complaints and moved within 3 points of fourth place. Elsewhere, Bayern and Bayer won to postpone title celebrations for at least another matchday. Complete opposite in the 2. Bundesliga, where number 1 to 10 can still win the...
Union and Stuttgart put on a first-half show with a record 8-goal haul and the craziest xG you’ve ever seen. Meanwhile, Dortmund wins the battle of the Borussias and moves up the rankings. Thanks to Leipzig failing to beat lowly Kiel at home, the Black and Yellows are only 4 points out of a UCL spot. All their competitors will take points off each other in the coming weeks, opening a viable path to Europe. Meanwhile, Leverkusen have their UCL qualification secured but have failed to impress l...
With a chance to close the gap atop the league, Bayer fails to score a single goal in their home match vs. Union Berlin. With Dortmund wrestling away a tie in Munich, the separation remains at six points. Frankfurt scores a big win over Heidenheim, opening a viable road to Champions League football next season. St. Pauli and Hoffenheim come away with big wins over Kiel and Mainz, the latter tumbling out of the top 4. While Borussia Dortmund becomes the first team to beat Barcelona in 2025, al...
It’s a packed 50th episode, featuring everything from World Cup qualifiers and Germany’s hot new retro shirt, to TV rights deals and why the active fan scene is up in arms again. Then, of course, there’s the actual football where Bayern turns a double deficit into a six-goal drubbing, while Dortmund can’t hold on to a two-goal lead. The Black and Yellows fared better in the UCL, beating Villarreal convincingly, while Leverkusen came away with a surprise victory over Manchester City. Next up f...
