DFL info leaked: First 5 Bundesliga matchdays revealed on X
This Friday at 2 pm, the match schedule for the upcoming Bundesliga season will be officially released by the DFL. However, the alleged first five matchdays of all clubs are already circulating on the internet.
Some X users claim that the DFL accidentally posted the matches on Instagram today and then quickly deleted them.
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The X users were allegedly quick enough to take screenshots of the post before it disappeared.
The leaks from the users are consistent with the two already officially confirmed matches of the first matchday (Bayern - Leipzig and Frankfurt - Werder).
If you believe the screenshots, in addition to Bremen, VfB Stuttgart and RB will also start away from home.
According to this, BVB will start against FC St. Pauli, Freiburg will host FC Augsburg on the first matchday, and Mainz will have to play against 1.FC Köln. If this information is confirmed tomorrow, it would also be clear that the Hamburg city derby will take place at the Volksparkstadion as early as the second matchday.
The alleged first matches of Gladbach, Wolfsburg, and Augsburg were also posted by X users.
The same applies to Union Berlin, FC St. Pauli, and TSG Hoffenheim.
It is essential to note that this information is currently not verified. The match schedules for the Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga will be officially announced this Friday. If you want to stay up to date with the latest information, you can follow the announcements in our live blog tomorrow.
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