Bundesliga Germany | 2024 Football League Table

Bundesliga 2023/2024

PWDLGFGAFormPts
1Bayer Leverkusen
31
25
6
0
77
22
DDWWW
81
2Bayern Munich
31
22
3
6
89
38
WWWLL
69
3Stuttgart
31
20
4
7
70
38
DLWWD
64
4RB Leipzig
31
19
5
7
73
35
WWWWD
62
5Borussia Dortmund
31
16
9
6
59
39
LDWLW
57
6Eintracht Frankfurt
31
11
12
8
47
42
LWLDD
45
7Freiburg
31
11
7
13
43
55
LDWLW
40
8Augsburg
31
10
9
12
48
52
LLWLD
39
9Hoffenheim
31
11
6
14
55
63
LWLWL
39
10Heidenheim
31
9
10
12
44
52
WLDWD
37
11Werder Bremen
31
10
7
14
41
50
WWLDL
37
12Wolfsburg
31
9
7
15
37
51
WWLLW
34
13Borussia M'gladbach
31
7
11
13
53
60
DLLWL
32
14Union Berlin
31
8
6
17
26
50
DLLLD
30
15Bochum
31
6
12
13
37
62
WLDLD
30
16Mainz 05
31
5
13
13
32
49
DDWWD
28
17Koln
31
4
11
16
24
54
DLLWD
23
18Darmstadt
31
3
8
20
30
73
LWLLD
17

Bundesliga Germany

The Bundesliga (German for “football league”) is the top tier of the German football league system and the primary competition in the country. It is one of the best leagues in the world and has been attracting fans from all over the world for years. Here’s what you need to know about this premier football competition. In addition to being the top level of football in Germany, the Bundesliga also holds international championships. Here are some interesting facts about this tournament.

The Bundesliga has won eight UEFA Champions Leagues and six UEFA Europa Leagues. The league has also won four European Cup Winners’ Cups, two FIFA Club World Cups, and three Intercontinental Cups. The highest-scoring club in the league is crowned champion. In addition to the German championship, the top four clubs qualify for the group stages of the UEFA Champions’. To help its young talents, the Bundesliga has several prestigious awards to their name.

Before the formation of the Bundesliga, German football was played at the amateur level. Before the introduction of part-time professionalism in 1949, there were a number of sub-regional leagues, called Oberligen. The national championship was played by the regional champions, with the runners-up playing in the playoffs. In 1900, the Deutscher Fussball Bund was established in Leipzig with 86 clubs. The first game of the Bundesliga was between VfB Leipzig and DFC Prague in Altona.