How to watch the Bundesliga: Live stream the German football league online
The final round of the Bundesliga 2019-2020 season takes place on Saturday, 27 June
Bundesliga 2019-2020 draws to a close with the final leg of fixtures for all 18 teams taking place on Saturday, 27 June, at 2pm. Bayern Munich will be crowned Champions for the ninth consecutive Bundesliga season. They have a 10-point lead over Borussia Dortmund, who will finish runners-up this season.
RP Leipzig (63 points), Monchengladbach (62 points) and Bayer Leverkusen (60 points) will compete for the final two Champions League spots next season. Leipzig lost their game to Dortmund last weekend, putting a little more pressure on them to finish in a better position this Saturday.
Bayern Munich’s Robert Lewandowski (33 goals) and Thomas Muller (20 assists) will finish the season as leaders in the Bundesliga scoring and assists charts this season. English maverick Jan Sancho is not far behind with 17 goals and 16 assists for Dortmund. The second-highest goal-scorer this season – Timo Werner – will play for Chelsea in the Premier League next season.
UK channel BT Sport will broadcast three major Bundesliga fixtures on Saturday as well as some Premier League fixtures. The service has heavily discounted some of their top packages, giving new customers half price on all BT Sport channels for the next three months.
If you don’t want to commit to a long-term contract, then your best option to watch all the Bundesliga games in the UK is to buy the BT Sport Monthly Pass that gives you access to five exclusive BT Sport channels for £25/mth, with the option to cancel your subscription at any time.
The Bundesliga became the first international sporting league to resume after the current worldwide lockdown put an abrupt end to sporting tournaments worldwide in mid-March. It’s fair to say that the Bundesliga has set a blueprint for other leagues to resume safely. Football seems to be back and how!
Bundesliga Fixtures and Results Bundesliga Table
Bundesliga fixtures on BT Sport – Final matchday
Saturday, 27 June
- Borussia Monchengladbach vs Hertha Berlin at 2pm on BT Sport 2
- Bayer Leverkusen vs Mainz at 2pm on BT Sport 3
- Wolfsburg vs Bayern Munich at 2:30pm on BT Sport ESPN
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How to watch the Bundesliga online in the UK: BT Sport
In the UK, BT Sport has exclusive rights to broadcast the German Bundesliga. While the channel previously broadcasted a select few Bundesliga games, it’s now broadcasting every single game, possibly until some of the other sporting events return. There are a number of ways to get BT Sport depending on how you want to watch, and what TV provider you already have.
Watch the Bundesliga live on BT TV
If you sign up for a BT broadband and TV package, BT Sport is included as standard. If you already have BT broadband you can add BT TV and BT Sport will be added automatically. If you already have BT broadband and BT TV but signed up before BT Sport was added as standard, you can add BT Sport to your bundle for £10/mth.
Watch the Bundesliga online live on BT Sport without a contract
BT Sport recently announced a brilliant new subscription service option, giving you unlimited access to five BT Sport channels for £25/mth, including BT Sport Ultimate which broadcasts in 4K HDR quality. This means that you’re not tied down to a long-term contract and can cancel whenever you want. With this option, you can live stream the Bundesliga on your mobile, tablet, console and Smart TV and use it on any two devices at the same time.
How to watch the Bundesliga online in the US: fuboTV and Fox Sports
In the US, Fox Sports and Univision have the exclusive rights to broadcast every Bundesliga game this season. Unlike the UK which has one Bundesliga broadcaster, games are available on different platforms in the US, including Fox Sports 1, 2 and the Fox Soccer Match Pass.
If you have a supported cable TV service, you can watch a selection of games live on TV or via the Fox Sports app. Other streaming services also have Fox Sports as part of their package, including FuboTV, Hulu+ Live TV and AT&T TV.
The cheapest way to stream Bundesliga games is to get Sling Blue, which gives you access to Fox Sports 1 for $30/mth. To watch games that are broadcast on Fox Sports 2, you’ll need the Sling Sports Extra package that costs an additional $10/mth. Certain games are only available to stream, on the Fox Soccer Match Pass, which costs $19.99/mth, but new members get a seven-day free trial.
How to watch the Bundesliga online abroad: use a good VPN service
If you live outside the UK, you can stream BT Sport and Fox Sports over a virtual private network, or VPN. A VPN conceals your location, making your device and apps think you’re browsing from the UK. So, for example, you can log into any of the above streaming services from abroad and watch the game as if you were watching it on your PC at home. It’s good practice to use a VPN because it protects all your browsing traffic from everyone, including your ISP.
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CyberGhost VPN shares features with ExpressVPN, including a strict no-logs policy, multiple simultaneous connections, and a wide range of servers to let you watch the Bundesliga regardless of where in the world you are. It has a separate streaming tab on its programs and apps to let you instantly find the best servers based on what you want to watch.