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MEDIA GUIDE 2014/2015 Season
Contents Foreword03 Bundesliga04 DFL/League Association 06 DFL Sports Enterprises 08 Digital Media 11 Sportcast12 Clubs 14 FC Augsburg 16 Hertha Berlin 18 SV Werder Bremen 20 Borussia Dortmund 22 Eintracht Frankfurt 24 Sport-Club Freiburg 26 Hamburger SV 28 Hannover 96 30 TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 32 1. FC Köln 34 Bayer 04 Leverkusen 36 1. FSV Mainz 05 38 Borussia Mönchengladbach 40 FC Bayern München 42 SC Paderborn 07 44 FC Schalke 04 46 VfB Stuttgart 48 VfL Wolfsburg 50 Fixture Lists52 Imprint 55
Foreword
The Bundesliga –
Thrilling and successful
At the end of a thrilling FIFA World Cup the German national
team returned from Brazil as world champions. G ermany is the first
European nation to have won the World Cup gold trophy on the Ameri
can continent – which marks an outstanding success, just like the re
cent results of the German clubs in the Champions League. Conse
quently, we are now looking forward to the 2014/2015 season with
particularly eager anticipation. The Bundesliga thrills football fans in nearly all countries of the world
week after week, while more and more international stars recognise it as an attractive competition with
plenty of goals being scored in frequently sold-out stadiums.
To cater for the continually growing interest in the Bundesliga, we keep developing our digital
offerings. At bundesliga.com news about the clubs and matches can be found in English, Japanese and
Polish. The official YouTube channel of the Bundesliga, in addition to the greatest goals and emotions,
features up-and-coming stars, as well as heroes of the past. International newspapers, magazines, web
sites, and TV channels in particular, regularly inform their readers or viewers about the Bundesliga as
well. By publishing this Media Guide the DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga aims to provide optimum assistance
to colleagues from international media. In addition to the key points of contact for the 18 Bundesliga
clubs, it contains interesting facts and figures about the clubs and their history. Furthermore, it provides
a wide range of information on German professional football, plus key points of contact for the DFL and
its subsidiaries, DFL Sports Enterprises and Sportcast.
The entire team of the DFL Group wishes you an exciting 2014/2015 season. We look forward
to continuing our excellent cooperation with you.
Best regards
Christian Pfennig
Director Corporate and Brand Communications
2014/2015 Season 3
Bundesliga
The league of goals
The German national team thrilled foot- Thanks to this large number of nation-
ball fans around the world with its attacking style al and international top-flight stars, which in-
of play and brilliant goals in the 2014 FIFA World clude Franck Ribéry or the Poles R obert
Cup, and deservedly won the World Cup trophy. Lewandowski and Jakub Bl⁄aszczykowski as
This also marked a major success for the Bundes- well, the Bundes liga has been numbering
liga and its clubs whose youth academies initial- among the most successful and attractive
ly trained nearly all the players of the successful leagues in the world for years. Football featur-
German team. 15 world champions alone, includ- ing high technical quality and thrilling match-
ing world goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, DFB captain es attracted 42,609 spectators on average
Philipp Lahm, the five-time goal scorer Thomas to the modern and convenient stadiums in the
Müller, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Jérôme Boateng, past season.
Mario Götze, who scored the winning goal in the
final, Mats Hummels or Benedikt Höwedes were With an average of 3.16 goals – more
again on the team lists of the clubs at the begin- than in any of the past 27 years – the Bundes
ning of the 52nd Bundesliga season. liga, in 2013/2014, was again the top league
in Europe seeing the largest number of goals
But the German Bundesliga players scored. The European best mark attests to the
were not the only ones to deliver convincing per- thrilling attacking style of football being played
formances in Brazil. A number of foreign stars in Germany. Among other things, this offense-
who play in Germany made exceptional show- oriented style of play is rooted in the excellent
ings as well, such as Arjen Robben and Klaas-Jan training of young footballers in Germany. Since
Huntelaar, who took third place with the Nether 2001 all professional clubs have been obligat-
lands, the Brazilian Luiz Gustavo or Belgium’s ed to operate youth academies and 925 million
Kevin De Bruyne. In total, the 77 players from the euros have been invested in talent promotion
Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 scored 35 goals in ever since – an investment that has more than
the World Cup, more than the representatives of paid off for the clubs and will continue to bear
any other league in the world. fruit in future.
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Season 2014/2015 5
DFL/League Association
Professional structures for a
professional league
Professional football must also be or- German Football Association (DFB) and close-
ganised professionally. This is why in 2000 the ly cooperates with Germany’s football govern-
36 clubs and joint stock companies of the Bun- ing body.
desliga and Bundesliga 2 founded the League
Association with the entire organisation of On behalf of the League Association,
both professional leagues being undertaken the DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga manages the
by its executive arm, the DFL Deutsche Fußball operational side of the Bundesliga and Bun-
Liga. The League Association, in which all 36 desliga 2 and is primarily in charge of organis-
clubs and joint stock companies have equal vot- ing and marketing professional football in Ger-
ing rights, is managed by a nine-strong execu- many. Since 2005, Christian Seifert has headed
tive board chaired by its president, currently up the DFL as CEO of the DFL Executive Board.
Dr Reinhard Rauball, and two vice presidents. COO is Andreas Rettig. The DFL’s main tasks in-
The League Association is also a member of the clude setting up and carrying out all 612 fixtures
Dr Reinhard Rauball Christian Seifert Andreas Rettig
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Contacts
in any season in the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga GmbH
as well as organising the Supercup and all rele- Guiollettstraße 44–46
gation/promotion play-off matches. The licens- D-60325 Frankfurt/Main
ing of the 36 clubs and joint stock companies is T +49 69 65005-0
a central part of the DFL’s terms of reference. F +49 69 65005-555
Only clubs that have successfully gone through E info@bundesliga.com
licensing are permitted to play in the Bundesli- W bundesliga.com
ga or Bundesliga 2. The DFL examines the abil-
ity of all 36 clubs and joint stock companies to
fulfil the requirements for professional football
in sporting, administrative, infrastructure, secu- International
rity, media and, in particular, financial terms. The
Bundesliga licensing system is considered to be Communications
the most stringent and exemplary in Europe. As
a prerequisite for an exciting competition, it has
also played a decisive role in ensuring that none Head of International
of the clubs has been forced into administration Communications
during any season in the 51 years of the Bundes- Eliane Zäh
liga’s history. T +49 69 65005-279
F +49 69 65005-557
The DFL’s core business includes the cen- M +49 151 61673663
tralised marketing of national media rights held E eliane.zaeh@bundesliga.de
by the Bundesliga. Since its foundation, the DFL
has succeeded in achieving a six-fold increase in
this area. The new contract ensures that an av-
erage total of 628 million euros will be split be- Business
tween all League Association members during Communications
each of the seasons 2013/2014 to 2016/2017, Susanne Jahrreiss
an almost 50 per cent increase compared to the T +49 69 65005-218
previous licensing period. F +49 69 65005-557
M +49 171 8391901
The DFL also continues to promote the E susanne.jahrreiss@bundesliga.de
development of the Bundesliga brand. Today,
the Bundesliga is one of Germany’s best known
brands and surveys indicate it is recognised by
98 per cent of Germans.
2014/2015 Season 7
DFL Sports Enterprises
Professional and successful
international TV rights sales
Founded in 2008, the wholly-owned sub- casting, TV partners include international free-
sidiary DFL Sports Enterprises is in charge of and pay-TV channels. The most recent example
marketing the worldwide audiovisual rights for of DFL Sports Enterprises’ strategic marketing is
all 612 fixtures of the Bundesliga and Bundesli- the deal with 21st Century Fox and its worldwide
ga 2 as well as the relegation/promotion match- network of broadcast outlets that will become
es and the Supercup on all platforms including the new home of the Bundesliga throughout the
TV, the internet and mobile devices, as well as Americas, large parts of Asia, and in European
promoting league-wide sponsorships and licens- markets like Italy, the Netherlands and Belgium.
ing rights.
With its own Asia-Pacific branch, DFL
Thanks to its professionalism and know- Sports Enterprises strives to further promote
how, DFL Sports Enterprises has improved the the Bundesliga’s successful international market
global market position of the Bundesliga on a strategy. As the first European top league, the
grand scale. With over 450,000 hours of broad- Bundesliga has opened a representation o ffice in
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Contacts
DFL Sports Enterprises GmbH Vice President Sales
Ulmenstraße 23–25 Audiovisual Rights
D-60325 Frankfurt/Main Kay Dammholz
T +49 69 65005-0 T +49 69 65005-207
F +49 69 65005-558 F +49 69 65005-558
E info@dfl-sports-enterprises.de M +49 151 14015026
W dfl-sports-enterprises.de E kay.dammholz@bundesliga.de
bundesliga.com
Director Sales
Sponsoring, Licensing &
Digital Media
Andy Meyer
T +49 69 65005-297
F +49 69 65005-558
M +49 160 5384842
E andy.meyer@bundesliga.de
Singapore. Across the globe, all 209 FIFA coun-
tries can follow German professional football
and watch up to six live matches in High Defini-
tion per weekend.
The local presence is supported by high-
quality TV images and the DFL programme ‘Bun-
desliga Preview Show’, which is broadcast in both
English and Spanish. Produced in-house, the
weekly half-hour programme sent out to all inter-
national licensees offers an excellent overview
of German professional football and is current-
ly broadcast in over 150 FIFA member states.
In fact, demand is so strong that numerous addi-
tional special formats are produced allowing in-
ternational TV stations to broadcast Bundesliga
content even during the off-season period.
2014/2015 Season 9
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Digital Media
A service for fans around the world
Millions of supporters around the reports and details, plus DFL publications and
world track the action in the Bundesliga. View- points of contact.
ers in nearly all of the 209 FIFA countries can
watch the games by now and almost all of them In addition to the English-language site
can do so with live coverage being provided. To there are dedicated Bundesliga websites for
satisfy this continually growing interest and Poland (bundesliga.com/pl) and Japan (bun-
the desire of the fans to be supplied with cur- desliga.com/jp) in the languages of these coun-
rent information about the league the digital tries. They, too, work with independent editorial
offerings of the Bundesliga have been subject teams and a dedicated editorial concept.
to continuous expansion and further develop-
ment for years. The Bundesliga is present on other digi-
tal channels as well, for instance with its own Bun-
The English-language BUNDESLIGA. desliga channel on YouTube. At youtube.com/
COM website with a dedicated internation- bundesliga current match reports, portraits of
al team of editors covers the needs of the fans the league’s stars, historic clips and humorous
around the world. The site comprises reports and scenes are shown. Up to 20 new videos are pro-
portraits of Bundesliga clubs and players, news duced per week specifically for the YouTube
tickers, statistics during and after the meetings, portal, with English-language narratives, and in
match day photo galleries and videos, plus play- some cases featuring special versions tailored
er and expert interviews – particularly with the to the interests of specific countries. Of course
international stars. BUNDESLIGA.COM exclu- the Bundesliga constantly supplies its fans with
sively provides facts that have been verified and up-to-the-minute news and pictures on Twitter
that users can rely on one hundred per cent. For and Instagram as well. Since the summer of 2014
members of the media and broadcasters there content has been available specifically for China
is a separate area with preview kits, match day on various Chinese social media platforms.
2014/2015 Season 11Sportcast
Top-quality TV production
Founded in 2006, the TV media ser-
vice provider Sportcast GmbH, led by CEO
Jupp Nehl and COO Alexander Günther, is also
a wholly-owned subsidiary of the DFL, produc-
ing the basic TV signal for all matches of the
Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 for the nation-
al and international TV licensees. In addition,
Sportcast produces the promotion/relegation
play-offs and the Supercup, as well as all fix-
tures of the German Cup since 2008. Sport-
cast ensures that the Bundesliga can be seen
anywhere in the world. Producing 440 hours
of international programme per season makes
for over ten hours of footage per matchday.
Six matches per matchday are produced in HD
as high-quality programmes with English com-
mentary and international graphics distribut-
ed live via satellite. Matchdays are also sum-
marised in the highlight shows and in magazine
programmes specially produced for interna-
tional takers.
Sportcast also coordinates the contribu-
tion and international distribution of the basic TV
signal in over 200 countries. Using a proprietary
Customer Service Tool, international TV licensees
can easily go online and book the matches and pro-
gramme formats they are interested in. Satellite
data for distribution as well as up-to-date infor-
mation on the matchday is also provided.
The central role of the tool is reflected by
the figures: per matchday around 400 feed book-
ings are made and around 2,700 system mails
are sent. Both international and national broad-
casters benefit from a high-quality basic TV sig-
nal, which meets the highest of demands with
different camera standards and the use of state-
of-the-art technology.
The top match concept of the Bundesliga
includes fourteen cameras: pitchside and super
slow-motion, reverse-angle and chip cameras in
12the goal allow viewers even more involvement in
the match as well as capturing special moments
such as reactions of coaches and spectators.
Contacts
Sportcast GmbH
Siegburger Straße 183
D-50679 Köln
T +49 221 99559-0
F +49 221 99559-599
E info@sportcast.de
W sportcast.de
Head of
Media Operations
Oliver Büser
T +49 221 99559-452
F +49 221 99559-5452
E oliver.bueser@sportcast.de
Head of
Distribution Services
Frank Hippler
T +49 221 99559-240
F +49 221 99559-5240
E frank.hippler@sportcast.de
Accreditation
E service@sportcast.de
2014/2015 Season 13CLUBS 14
2014/2015 Season 15
FC Augsburg
Club Portrait Halil Altintop
FC Augsburg’s football philosophy
has won many friends among Germany’s elite.
The club, in its current form, was founded in
1969 as a merger between BC Augsburg and
TSV Schwaben.
While playing in lower divisions, FC Augs-
burg became famous for the successful educa-
tion of the German internationals Helmut Haller
and Bernd Schuster. Their subsequent ascent be-
gan in the early 2000s. After reaching the Bun-
desliga 2 in 2006, the club finally gained promo-
tion to the Bundesliga in 2011. Playing in a brand
new stadium, called SGL a rena, FC Augsburg vi-
talised the Bundesliga with a dynamic and well-
organised style of play and respectable results.
Finishing in an impressive 8th place at the end of
the season 2013/2014, the team from South-
ern Germany has demonstrated that they are on
their best way to becoming an established force
in German football.
16Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
FC Augsburg 1907 GmbH & Co. KGaA Promotion to Bundesliga in 2011
Donauwörther Straße 170
D-86154 Augsburg Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
W fcaugsburg.de 4 years
@FCAugsburg
Highest win (H) Bundesliga
Chief Executive Officer 4-1 vs Eintracht Braunschweig (14/12/2013)
Walther Seinsch Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
0-4 vs Borussia Dortmund (01/10/2011)
Members
12,000
Fan Clubs
70
Stadium
SGL arena
Capacity
30,660
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Dominik Schmitz
T +49 821 65040-520
F +49 821 65040-555
M +49 177 4977684
E presse@fcaugsburg.de
2014/2015 Season 17Hertha Berlin
Club Portrait
The biggest club of Germany’s capital, only reached the DFB-Pokal final in 1993 with its
Hertha Berlin, has a long tradition in German foot- second team, but was successfully promoted to
ball. Crowned as German Champions in 1930 and the Bundesliga in the season 1996/1997 once
1931, the founding members of the Bundesliga again. Furthermore, the club gained internation-
became a remarkable force in the national top al attention with the qualification for the Cham-
flight. Since the foundation of the Bundesliga, pions League in the 1999/2000 season. After
they enjoyed their biggest success in the 1970s, their recurrent promotion from Bundesliga 2 to
finishing second in 1975 and not being stopped Bundesliga in 2013, the club has been providing
until the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup in 1979. more than 74,000 spectators the opportunity to
After several years of playing in the lower divi- watch excellent Bundesliga football once again in
sions, the 1990s were one of the most success- the Olympiastadion, which is Germany’s second
ful times in the club’s history. Hertha Berlin not largest stadium.
Hajime Hosogai
18Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
Hertha BSC GmbH & Co. KGaA German Champion (2)
Hanns-Braun-Straße/Friesenhaus 2 1930, 1931
D-14053 Berlin German Cup Finalist (2)
W herthabsc.de 1977, 1979
@HerthaBSC German League Cup Winner (2)
2001, 2002
Managing Board
Michael Preetz, Ingo Schiller Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
32 years
Members
32,000 Highest win (H) Bundesliga
9-1 vs Borussia Dortmund (18/04/1970)
Fan Clubs Worst defeat (H) Bundesliga
338 0-6 vs Hamburger SV (05/04/1980)
Stadium
Olympiastadion Berlin
Capacity
74,475
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Peter Bohmbach
T +49 30 300928-201
F +49 30 300928-94
M +49 174 9494694
E peter.bohmbach@herthabsc.de
2014/2015 Season 19SV Werder Bremen
Club Portrait Nils Petersen
SV Werder Bremen is one of the most
successful teams in Bundesliga history which
is impressively demonstrated by their second
place in the all-time Bundesliga table only be-
hind FC Bayern München. As one of Bundesliga’s
founding members, SV Werder Bremen became a
dominant force in German football. This is under-
lined by winning the Bundesliga Championship in
1965. In the mid-1980s and early-90s former
head coach Otto Rehagel led the club to signifi-
cant success. The Bundesliga titles in 1988 and
1993 as well as the back-to-back DFB-Pokal tri-
umphs in 1991 and 1992 are ample proof. Ad-
ditionally, the triumph in the European Cup Win-
ners’ Cup in 1992 was an extraordinary highlight
in the club’s history. Former head coach Thomas
Schaaf, who stayed for 14 years in the city of
Northern Germany, shaped another era by creat-
ing a team that became famous for its attractive
style of play.
Brimming with stars like Ailton and J ohan
Micoud, SV Werder Bremen had its peak in 2004,
when team captain Frank Baumann lifted the
‘Meisterschale’ as well as the DFB-Pokal to the
sky. In recent years, the appearance in the 2009
UEFA Cup final with stars like Mesut Özil, Per
Mertesacker, Diego or Claudio Pizarro caused
enormous international attention.
20Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
SV Werder Bremen GmbH & Co. KG aA German Champion (4)
Franz-Böhmert-Straße 1c 1965, 1988, 1993, 2004
D-28205 Bremen German Cup Winner (6)
W werder.de 1961, 1991, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009
W werder.tv German Supercup Winner (4)
@werderbremen 1988, 1993, 1994, 2009
European Cup Winners’ Cup Winner (1)
Chief Executive Officer 1992
Klaus Filbry German Amateur Champion (3)
1966, 1985, 1991
Members German League Cup Winner (1)
40,000 2006
Fan Clubs Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
693 51 years
Stadium Highest win (H) Bundesliga
Weser-Stadion 8-1 vs Arminia Bielefeld (29/09/2007)
Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
Capacity 2-9 vs Eintracht Frankfurt (14/11/1981)
42,100
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Michael Rudolph
T +49 421 43459-1970
F +49 421 43459-1530
M +49 162 9799197
E michael.rudolph@werder.de
2014/2015 Season 21Borussia Dortmund
Club Portrait
Borussia Dortmund is one of the most Cup in 1966 and the UEFA Champions League
popular clubs in Germany and well-known inter- trophy in 1997.
nationally for the SIGNAL IDUNA PARK in which
more than 80,000 fans create an incredible at- With coach Jürgen Klopp, Dortmund to-
mosphere from matchday to matchday. day is once again a powerhouse on national and
international level, winning back-to-back Bun-
As one of the founding members of the desliga titles in 2011 and 2012 along with the
Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund experienced National Cup in 2012. Their sustained success on
fluctuating success concerning the clubs’ stand- national and international level is evidenced with
ing. The glorious eras both in the 1960s and mid- their appearances in the 2013 UEFA Champions
90s were highlighted by several domestic and in- League final as well as in the DFB-Pokal final in
ternational titles such as the UEFA Cup Winners’ the following season.
Marco Reus
22Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA German Champion (8)
Rheinlanddamm 207–209 1956, 1957, 1963, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2011,
D-44137 Dortmund 2012
W bvb.de German Cup Winner (3)
@BVB 1965, 1989, 2012
German Supercup Winner (5)
Chief Executive Officer 1989, 1995, 1996, 2013, 2014
Hans-Joachim Watzke UEFA Champions League Winner (1)
1997
Members European Cup Winners’ Cup Winner (1)
108,000 1966
Intercontinental Cup Winner (1)
Fan Clubs 1997
650
Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
Stadium 48 years
SIGNAL IDUNA PARK
Highest win (H) Bundesliga
Capacity 11-1 vs Arminia Bielefeld (06/11/1982)
80,667 Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
0-12 vs Borussia Mönchengladbach
(29/04/1978)
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Sascha Fligge
T +49 231 9020-4600
F +49 231 9020-4912
E media@bvb.de
2014/2015 Season 23Eintracht Frankfurt
Club Portrait
Established in 1899, Eintracht Frank- f inal. In Eintracht Frankfurt’s long-lasting Bun-
furt is one of Germany’s best-supported and desliga history, several stars like ‘Charly’ Körbel
most successful clubs. National champions in who holds the Bundesliga record with 602 ap-
1959, the nicknamed ‘Eagles’ were founding pearances, Bernd Hölzenbein who scored 160
members of the Bundesliga and remained a top- goals between 1967 and 1981, the Korean in-
flight institution until 1996. ternational Bum Kun Cha and striker Anthony
Yeboah from Ghana wore the famous black,
Their greatest achievements are four white and red coloured jersey. After the relega-
National Cup titles (1974, 1975, 1981 and tion in 2011, the club returned to the Bundesliga
1988), one UEFA Cup triumph in 1980 as well in 2012 and immediately qualified for the UEFA
as an appearance in the 1960 European Cup Europa League.
Takashi Inui
24Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
Eintracht Frankfurt Fußball AG German Champion (1)
Mörfelder Landstraße 362 1959
D-60528 Frankfurt/Main German Cup Winner (4)
W eintracht.de 1974, 1975, 1981, 1988
@Eintracht_News UEFA Cup Winner (1)
1980
Chief Executive Officer
Heribert Bruchhagen Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
46 years
Members
25,000 Highest win (H) Bundesliga
9-1 vs Rot-Weiss Essen (05/10/1974)
Fan Clubs Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
700 0-7 vs 1. FC Köln (29/10/1983)
Stadium
Commerzbank-Arena
Capacity
51,500
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Carsten Knoop
T +49 69 95503-130
F +49 69 95503-139
M +49 179 4570860
E c.knoop@eintrachtfrankfurt.de
2014/2015 Season 25Sport-Club Freiburg
Club Portrait Sascha Riether
Since first gaining promotion to the Bun-
desliga in 1993, SC Freiburg has hopped be-
tween the top two divisions no less than seven
times. Volker Finke spent an impressive 16-year
spell as Freiburg’s head coach between 1991
and 2007, laying the foundations for a tradition
of youth development which has borne plenty of
fruit in recent years.
A well-structured philosophy of foot-
ball including an educational approach of young
talents is available until today and guided
SC Freiburg to three appearances in internation-
al competitions (1995, 2001 and 2013). Finish-
ing in third place at the end of the Bundesliga sea-
son 1994/1995 can be pointed out as the club’s
biggest success.
26Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
Sport-Club Freiburg e. V. UEFA Cup Participation (2)
Schwarzwaldstraße 193 1995/1996, 2001/2002
D-79117 Freiburg im Breisgau UEFA Europa League Participation (1)
W scfreiburg.com 2013/2014
@sc_freiburg
Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
Chairman 16 years
Fritz Keller
Highest win (H) Bundesliga
Members 5-0 vs VfL Bochum (09/12/2000)
7,700 Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
0-7 vs FC Bayern München (10/09/2011)
Fan Clubs
65
Stadium
Stadion an der Schwarzwaldstraße
Capacity
24,000
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Rudi Raschke
T +49 761 38551-167
F +49 761 38551-170
M +49 178 2923281
E raschke@scfreiburg.com
2014/2015 Season 27Hamburger SV
Club Portrait
As a founding member of the Bundes- 2009 and 2010 can be named as the greatest
liga, Hamburger SV is an institution in German success on international level in recent years.
football with a long-lasting tradition. They re- Within the long history of Hamburg’s biggest
main the only club never to have been relegat- club, a lot of prominent players like club legend
ed from Germany’s top flight. Hamburger SV Uwe Seeler, the German internationals Horst
enjoyed its most fruitful years on the nation- Hrubesch and Felix Magath as well as outstand-
al scene in the 1970s and 1980s, when the so ing striker Kevin Keegan wore the famous jer-
called ‘Rothosen’ were on top of the Bundes- sey of Hamburger SV. In recent years some of
liga at the end of three seasons and caused the famous players were the Netherlands inter-
European attention with their two glamorous nationals Rafael van der Vaart, Ruud van Nistel-
European Cup wins in 1977 and 1983. Their ap- rooy and Nigel de Jong or the Belgian national
pearance in two semi-finals of the UEFA Cup in captain Vincent Kompany.
Pierre-Michel Lasogga
28Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
HSV Fußball AG German Champion (6)
Sylvesterallee 7 1923, 1928, 1960, 1979, 1982, 1983
D-22525 Hamburg German Cup Winner (3)
W hsv.de 1963, 1976, 1987
@HSV European Champions Cup Winner (1)
1983
Chief Executive Officer European Cup Winners’ Cup Winner (1)
Dietmar Beiersdorfer 1977
German League Cup Winner (2)
Members 1973, 2003
73,000
Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
Fan Clubs 52 years
850
Highest win (H) Bundesliga
Stadium 8-0 vs Karlsruher SC (12/02/1966)
Imtech Arena Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
0-7 vs Borussia Dortmund (20/05/1976)
Capacity
57,200
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Jörn Wolf
T +49 40 4155-1100
F +49 40 4155-1106
M +49 173 9136579
E presse@hsv.de
2014/2015 Season 29Hannover 96
Club Portrait Leonardo Bittencourt
In the last few years Hannover 96 expe-
rienced a successful chapter in its long-lasting
history that goes back to 1896. Two successive
campaigns in the UEFA Europa League finally put
the club on the European map.
Equipped with two German Champion-
ships before the foundation of the Bundesliga
in 1963, Hannover made history when they be-
came the first ever second-division side to win
the DFB-Pokal in 1992. Back in the Bundesliga
since 2002, the Reds now look to having estab-
lished themselves in Germany’s top flight again.
30Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
Hannover 96 GmbH & Co. KGaA German Champion (2)
Robert-Enke-Straße 1 1938, 1954
D-30169 Hannover German Amateur Champion (3)
W hannover96.de 1960, 1964, 1965
@Hannover96 German Cup Winner (1)
1992
Chief Executive Officer
Martin Kind Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
27 years
Members
20,500 Highest win (H) Bundesliga
6-0 vs Borussia Neunkirchen (18/09/1965)
Fan Clubs Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
120 with 5,000 registered members 0-7 vs FC Bayern München (17/04/2010)
Stadium
HDI Arena
Capacity
49,000
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Alex Jacob
T +49 511 96900-101
F +49 511 96900-7101
M +49 176 60011668
E alex.jacob@hannover96.de
2014/2015 Season 31TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
Club Portrait
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim tells the sto- Similar success has proven elusive,
ry of an impressive promotion from the fifth and they only closely avoided relegation in
division in 2000 to the Bundesliga within only 2012/2013, before coming back with an attrac-
eight years. The club took the Bundesliga by tive style of play featuring a tremendous goal av-
storm in their first season, being first in the erage in the following season.
table at Christmas 2008, only to be stopped
by several injuries of their top players like Ve-
dad Ibišević, who scored 18 goals in his first
17 Bundesliga matches.
Roberto Firmino
32Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim Promotion to Bundesliga 2 in 2007
Fußball-Spielbetriebs GmbH
Dietmar-Hopp-Sportpark Promotion to Bundesliga in 2008
Horrenberger Straße 58
D-74939 Zuzenhausen Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
W achtzehn99.de 7 years
@achtzehn99
Highest win (H) Bundesliga
Managing Board 6-2 vs VfL Wolfsburg (02/03/2014)
Peter Rettig (chairman), Frank Briel Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
1-7 vs FC Bayern München (10/03/2012)
Members
6,200
Fan Clubs
122
Stadium
WIRSOL Rhein-Neckar-Arena
Capacity
30,150
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Christian Frommert
T +49 7261 9493-189
M +49 171 8348243
E christian.frommert@achtzehn99.de
2014/2015 Season 331. FC Köln
Club Portrait Patrick Helmes
The winners of the very first Bundesliga
title in 1963/1964, 1. FC Köln can look back on a
multi-faceted history in German football. On the
one hand, the club had significant achievements
by winning two Bundesliga Championships and
four German Cup titles between 1964 and 1983.
The founding president of the club,
Franz Kremer, was one of the masterminds be-
hind the founding of the Bundesliga and the im-
plementation of professional football in Germa-
ny. The 8th place in the all-time Bundesliga table
highlights the prominent role of the club which is
well-known for its very loyal and passionate fan
base with more than 60,000 members. Sever-
al excellent players like Hans Schäfer, Wolfgang
Overath, Toni Schumacher, Pierre Littbarski and
Lukas Podolski became famous in the long-last-
ing history of the red and white coloured club.
On the other hand, the biggest team in Co-
logne was relegated to the second flight five times
in the past sixteen years. However, they managed
to come back after each relegation and are try-
ing to become a sustainable force in Germany’s
top flight after their last Bundesliga promotion
in 2013/2014. Another feature of the nicknamed
Billy Goats is the fact that their official mascot is
a living billy goat, called Hennes, the current being
Hennes the VIIIth in the club’s history.
34Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
1. FC Köln GmbH & Co. KGaA German Champion (3)
Postfach 45 04 56 1962, 1964, 1978
50879 Köln German Cup Winner (4)
W fc-koeln.de 1968, 1977, 1978, 1983
@fckoeln and @fckoeln_live
Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
President 44 years
Werner Spinner
Highest win (A) Bundesliga
Members 8-0 vs FC Schalke 04 (08/11/1969)
65,000 8-0 vs Eintracht Braunschweig (08/09/1979)
Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
Fan Clubs 0-7 vs FC Bayern München (15/05/1971)
1,450
Stadium
RheinEnergieStadion
Capacity
50,000
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Tobias Kaufmann
T +49 221 71616-470
F +49 221 71616-338
M +49 160 7161633
E kaufmann@fc-koeln.de
2014/2015 Season 35Bayer 04 Leverkusen
Club Portrait
Bayer 04 Leverkusen began as an after- spots between 1996/1997 and 2010/2011
hours sports club set up by workers of the phar- in the Bundesliga and their appearance in the
maceutical and chemical company Bayer which 2002 Champions League final demonstrate
has remained its only stakeholder to this day. In Leverkusen’s prominent role in European and
recent years, several outstanding players such as German football.
Rudi Völler, Michael Ballack or Lúcio became part
of the so called Werkself and established Bayer
04 Leverkusen as a sustainable force in German
football.
Winning the UEFA Cup in 1988 and the
DFB-Pokal in 1993 as well as five runners-up
Heung-Min Son
36Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
Bayer 04 Leverkusen Fußball GmbH German Cup Winner (1)
Bismarckstraße 122–124 1993
D-51373 Leverkusen UEFA Cup Winner (1)
W bayer04.de 1988
@bayer04fussball
Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
Managing Director 36 years
Michael Schade
Highest win (A) Bundesliga
Members 9-1 vs SSV Ulm 1846 (18/03/2000)
26,500 Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
1-6 vs Hannover 96 (26/03/1988)
Fan Clubs
321
Stadium
BayArena
Capacity
30,210
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Meinolf Sprink
T +49 214 8660-190
F +49 214 8660-9190
M +49 151 58040004
E meinolf.sprink@bayer04.de
2014/2015 Season 371. FSV Mainz 05
Club Portrait
1. FSV Mainz 05 gained promotion to the 1. FSV Mainz 05 is nicknamed the ‘Carnival Club’.
Bundesliga for the first time in 2004 under their The special atmosphere is also carried through
famous coach Jürgen Klopp. Since their come- their stadium, labelled as the Coface Arena, where
back to the Bundesliga in 2009, the club has es- a popular Carnival song is played as goal anthem.
tablished itself as a sustainable force in Germa-
ny’s top division. The season 2010/2011 can be
seen as a landmark season for 1. FSV Mainz 05
as they finished fifth to secure European qual-
ification for the first time in their history. This
tremendous success was impressively repeat-
ed in season 2013/2014. As the public festi-
val Carnival is quite popular in the city of Mainz,
Shinji Okazaki
38Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
1. FSV Mainz 05 e. V. German Amateur Champion (1)
Isaac-Fulda-Allee 5 1982
D-55124 Mainz Promotion to Bundesliga (2)
W mainz05.de 2004, 2009
@1FSVMainz05
Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
President 9 years
Harald Strutz
Highest win (H) Bundesliga
Members 5-0 vs SC Freiburg (05/03/2005)
14,200 Worst defeat (H) Bundesliga
1-6 vs Werder Bremen (27/10/2006)
Fan Clubs
230
Stadium
Coface Arena
Capacity
34,000
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Tobias Sparwasser
T +49 6131 37550-22
F +49 6131 37550-33
M +49 162 9318306
E tobias.sparwasser@mainz05.de
2014/2015 Season 39Borussia Mönchengladbach
Club Portrait Raffael
No club in Germany enjoyed as much
national success in the 1970s as Borussia
Mönchengladbach. With five Bundesliga Cham-
pionships, two UEFA Cup triumphs and one DFB-
Pokal title, the team featuring stars like Jupp
Heynckes, Günter Netzer, Berti Vogts and Rainer
Bonhof – all part of the German World Cup win-
ning national team in 1974 – will be remembered
as one of the greatest ever.
The spirit of those times is still notice-
able within the BORUSSIA-PARK where near-
ly 55,000 spectators create an electrifying
atmosphere on every matchday. The contem-
porary team thrills the fans with a modern and
fresh style of play and has developed to be a
sustainable contender for the top places in the
league. This was impressively demonstrated by
reaching the international qualification places in
2011/2012 and 2013/2014.
40Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
Borussia VfL 1900 German Champion (5)
Mönchengladbach GmbH 1970, 1971, 1975, 1976, 1977
Hennes-Weisweiler-Allee 1 German Cup Winner (3)
D-41179 Mönchengladbach 1960, 1973, 1995
W borussia.de UEFA Cup Winner (2)
@borussia 1975, 1979
German Supercup Winner (1)
President 1977
Rolf Königs
Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
Members 47 years
63,500
Highest win (H) Bundesliga
Fan Clubs 12-0 vs Borussia Dortmund (29/04/1978)
940 Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
0-7 vs VfB Stuttgart (18/09/2010)
Stadium
BORUSSIA-PARK
Capacity
54,010
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Markus Aretz
T +49 2161 9293-1301
F +49 2161 9293-1309
M +49 171 5455843
E markus.aretz@borussia.de
2014/2015 Season 41FC Bayern München
Club Portrait Philipp Lahm
The Bundesliga’s record title-holder
FC Bayern München has been a dominant force
in German football since the end of the 1960s.
Since 1969, only three times more than two
years passed without Bayern München getting
its hands on the precious trophy. 24 German
Championships and 17 DFB-Pokal wins under-
line the outstanding role of Germany’s most suc-
cessful club.
Main personnel supplier to the national
team, FC Bayern München also boast by far the
largest membership of any club in Germany and
after reaching the UEFA Champions League final
three times between 2010 and 2013, the Bavar-
ians finally lifted the desired trophy for the fifth
time in club history in 2013 as a part of their his-
toric treble-winning season. With the earliest win
of the German Championship in Bundesliga his-
tory as well as the title defence of the National
Cup, the season 2013/2014 can be named as a
record-breaking one not only in the long history
of FC Bayern, but also in the long-lasting history
of the Bundesliga.
42Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
FC Bayern München AG German Champion (24)
Säbener Straße 51–57 1932, 1969, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1980, 1981,
D-81547 München 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1997,
W fcbayern.de 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006,
@FCBayern 2008, 2010, 2013, 2014
German Cup Winner (17)
Chairman Executive Board 1957, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1971, 1982, 1984,
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 1986, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006,
2008, 2010, 2013, 2014
Members UEFA Champions League Winner (2)
236,000 2001, 2013
European Supercup Winner (1)
Fan Clubs 2013
3,749 European Champions Cup Winner (3)
1974, 1975, 1976
Stadium European Cup Winners’ Cup Winner (1)
Allianz Arena 1967
UEFA Cup Winner (1) 1996
Capacity FIFA Club World Cup Winner (1) 2013
71,137 Intercontinental Cup Winner (2)
1976, 2001
German Supercup Winner (5)
1983, 1987, 1990, 2010, 2012
German League Cup Winner (6)
1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2007
Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
50 years
Highest win (H) Bundesliga
11-1 vs Borussia Dortmund (27/11/1971)
Worst defeat (H) Bundesliga
0-7 vs Schalke 04 (09/10/1976)
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Markus Hörwick
T +49 89 69931-7400
F +49 89 644200
E media@fcb.de
2014/2015 Season 43SC Paderborn 07
Club Portrait
The black and blue coloured team of s econd place in an impressive manner at the end
SC Paderborn 07 successfully promoted to the of the season 2013/2014. Therefore, SC Pader-
Bundesliga in the season 2013/2014 and en- born 07 will welcome thousands of Bundesliga
ters Germany’s top flight as the 53rd team in fans in the Benteler-Arena which was inaugurat-
Bundesliga history. Looking back, the club’s his- ed in 2008.
tory is marked by several mergers and bundling
of forces. The merger between TuS Schloß Neu-
haus and 1. FC Paderborn in 1985 can be seen as
a milestone within this process and was finalised
when the club took on its current name in 1997.
After nine seasons in Bundesliga 2, the team
of head coach André Breitenreiter finished in
Mahir Sağlik
44Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
SC Paderborn 07 e. V. Promotion to Bundesliga
Paderborner Straße 89 2014
D-33104 Paderborn
W scpaderborn07.de Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
@SCPaderborn07 1 year
President Highest win (A) Bundesliga 2
Wilfried Finke 6-1 vs Fortuna Düsseldorf (26/10/2013)
Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga 2
Members 0-6 vs FC Erzgebirge Aue (24/02/2008)
10,047
Fan Clubs
45
Stadium
Benteler-Arena
Capacity
15,000
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Matthias Hack
T +49 5251 877-1999
M +49 162 1010724
E mhack@scpaderborn07.de
2014/2015 Season 45FC Schalke 04
Club Portrait
Based in the industrial city of Gelsen- millennium, the team achieved significant suc-
kirchen, FC Schalke 04 is one of the Bundesliga’s cess by winning the DFB-Pokal three times with-
best-supported clubs, second only to FC Bay- in a ten-year period from 2001 to 2011. Fur-
ern München in terms of official members (more thermore, FC Schalke 04 qualified for the UEFA
than 130,000 in 2014). They won seven national Champions League six times in the past nine
championships, the last one dating back to 1958. years, reaching the semi-finals in 2010/2011.
Shaped by the traditional values of the local soci-
ety, the ‘Royal Blues’ have extremely passionate
supporters. The famous ‘Eurofighters’ of 1997,
including local hero Olaf Thon and Belgium’s star
player Marc Wilmots, chalked up the club’s great-
est success by winning the UEFA Cup. In the new
Julian Draxler
46Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
Fußballclub German Champion (7)
Gelsenkirchen-Schalke 04 e. V. 1934, 1935, 1937, 1939, 1940, 1942, 1958
Ernst-Kuzorra-Weg 1 German Cup Winner (5)
D-45891 Gelsenkirchen 1937, 1972, 2001, 2002, 2011
W schalke04.de UEFA Cup Winner (1)
@s04 1997
German League Cup Winner (1)
Managing Board 2005
Horst Heldt, Alexander Jobst German Supercup Winner (1)
and Peter Peters 2011
Members Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
130,000 47 years
Fan Clubs Highest win (A) Bundesliga
ca. 1,500 7-0 vs FC Bayern München (09/10/1976)
Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
Stadium 0-11 vs Borussia Mönchengladbach
VELTINS-Arena (07/01/1976)
Capacity
61,973
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Thomas Spiegel
T +49 209 3618-173
E thomas.spiegel@schalke04.de
2014/2015 Season 47VfB Stuttgart
Club Portrait Vedad Ibišević
VfB Stuttgart is one of the most historic
and successful clubs in German football. The im-
portant role of the team from Southern Germa-
ny is underlined by the fact that the three-time
Bundesliga Champions (1984, 1992 and 2007)
spent 50 out of 52 years in Germany’s top flight.
More than that, the club’s history is filled with
several outstanding generations of Bundesliga
players such as the German internationals Gui-
do Buchwald and Jürgen Klinsmann in the 1980s,
the so called ‘magical triangle’ including Kras-
simir Balakow, Fredi Bobic and Giovane Elber in
the 1990s as well as the ‘young and vivid’ play-
ers Timo Hildebrand, Kevin Kurányi, Sami Khedira
and Mario Gómez in the 2000s.
In particular, the German Cup title in
1997 under the guidance of the subsequent
national coach Joachim Löw, the appearance in
the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup final in 1998 and
especially the Bundesliga Championship in 2007
can be pointed out as important achievements
within the last two decades.
48Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
VfB Stuttgart 1893 e. V. German Champion (5)
Mercedesstraße 109 1950, 1952, 1984, 1992, 2007
D-70372 Stuttgart German Cup Winner (3)
W vfb.de 1954, 1958, 1997
@VfB German Supercup Winner (1)
1992
President
Bernd Wahler Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
50 years
Members
45,000 Highest win (H) Bundesliga
7-0 vs Borussia Mönchengladbach
Fan Clubs (18/09/2010)
375 Worst defeat (A) Bundesliga
0-7 vs Borussia Dortmund (14/03/1964)
Stadium
Mercedes-Benz Arena
Capacity
60,441
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Tobias Herwerth
T +49 711 55007-200
F +49 711 55007-205
E t.herwerth@vfb-stuttgart.de
2014/2015 Season 49VfL Wolfsburg
Club Portrait
Nobody, not even their head coach F elix ly well-known players like the Brazilian interna-
Magath, had VfL Wolfsburg down as title candi- tional Luiz Gustavo as well as rising star Kevin De
dates when they stunned Germany by winning Bruyne from Belgium, the UEFA Europa League
the Bundesliga in 2009. A startling second half of participants in 2014/2015 are on a straight
the season propelled a team assembled to chal- path to becoming a sustainable top team of the
lenge for a place in Europe to national glory, mak- Bundesliga.
ing them the first new name to appear on the tro-
phy in 39 years.
Ever since, VfL Wolfsburg’s defined goal
has been to establish their squad at the top of
the league. With a selection of international-
Kevin De Bruyne
50Club Facts and Figures
Address Titles/Club Successes
VfL Wolfsburg-Fußball GmbH German Champion (1)
In den Allerwiesen 1 2009
D-38446 Wolfsburg German Cup Finalist (1)
W vfl-wolfsburg.de 1995
@VfL_Wolfsburg
Bundesliga affiliation (since 1963)
Board of Management 18 years
Klaus Allofs, Wolfgang Hotze,
Thomas Röttgermann Highest win (H) Bundesliga
7-1 vs Borussia Mönchengladbach
Members (07/11/1998)
19,500 Worst defeat (H) Bundesliga
2-7 vs Werder Bremen (19/09/1999)
Fan Clubs
168
Stadium
VOLKSWAGEN ARENA
Capacity
30,000
Jerseys Media/PR
Contact
Barbara Ertel-Leicht
T +49 5361 8903-204
F +49 5361 8903-200
E barbara.ertel-leicht@vfl-wolfsburg.de
2014/2015 Season 51Fixture Lists
Bundesliga
1st half of the season 2nd half of the season
Matchday 1 22–24/08/14 Matchday 18 30/01–01/02/15
Matchday 2 29–31/08/14 Matchday 19 03–04/02/15
Matchday 3 12–14/09/14 Matchday 20 06–08/02/15
Matchday 4 19–21/09/14 Matchday 21 13–15/02/15
Matchday 5 23–24/09/14 Matchday 22 20–22/02/15
Matchday 6 26–28/09/14 Matchday 23 27/02–01/03/15
Matchday 7 03–05/10/14 Matchday 24 06–08/03/15
Matchday 8 17–19/10/14 Matchday 25 13–15/03/15
Matchday 9 24–26/10/14 Matchday 26 20–22/03/15
Matchday 10 31/10–02/11/14 Matchday 27 04–05/04/15
Matchday 11 07–09/11/14 Matchday 28 10–12/04/15
Matchday 12 21–23/11/14 Matchday 29 17–19/04/15
Matchday 13 28–30/11/14 Matchday 30 24–26/04/15
Matchday 14 05–07/12/14 Matchday 31 02–03/05/15
Matchday 15 12–14/12/14 Matchday 32 08–10/05/15
Matchday 16 16–17/12/14 Matchday 33 16/05/15
Matchday 17 19–21/12/14 Matchday 34 23/05/15
52Supercup
13/08/14 Borussia Dortmund v FC Bayern München 2-0
DFB Cup
15–18/08/14 1st round (64 teams)
28–29/10/14 2nd round (32 teams)
03–04/03/15 3rd round (16 teams)
07–08/04/15 Quarter-finals
28–29/04/15 Semi-finals
30/05/15 Final (Berlin)
Play-offs
Bundesliga – Bundesliga 2
28/05/15 16th Bundesliga v 3rd Bundesliga 2
01/06/15 3rd Bundesliga 2 v 16th Bundesliga
Bundesliga 2 – Third Division
29/05/15 3rd Third Division v 16th Bundesliga 2
02/06/15 16th Bundesliga 2 v 3rd Third Division
2014/2015 Season 5354
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