All matches on pay-per-view: how to watch 3. Liga live on OneFootball
In addition, 1.FC Schweinfurt wants to prove itself again among the professionals after over 20 years in amateur football, 1. FC Saarbrücken wants to attack again after a bitter relegation defeat, and Waldhof Mannheim certainly doesn't want to have to tremble until the last matchday again. The season promises everything that a football heart desires. And you can experience every moment of it live on OneFootball.Thanks to the partnership with MagentaSport, every 3. Liga game is available to watch on our app, website, or TV app as Pay-Per-View. For only 4.99 euros, you can watch the match you're really looking forward to in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
This also applies if you're interested in the Women's Bundesliga. All the games are available through the OneFootball partnership with MagentaSport for 4.99 euros without a subscription on our app, website, and TV app. Simply choose which game you want to watch and you're good to go.
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