Bundesliga 2026/27: Tabelle, Spielplan und Ergebnisse. 18 Teams.
We hold 5,216 Bundesliga matches, with results from 2010 to 2026.
The 2026/27 edition of the Bundesliga has 18 teams. From 2010/11 to 2026/27 we hold 5,216 matches, 4,955 matches of which have a final result, across 17 seasons.
The first match in our records for this competition was played on 20 August 2010, and the latest finished one on 11 October 2026.
After 5 matches in 2026/27, first place is held by Freiburg with 13 points. Level on points with the leaders are Dortmund, in second. Leverkusen hold fourth with 10 points; Hoffenheim are 17th with 3 points. Last place is occupied by M’gladbach, on 0 points. The latest round with results in our data is matchday 5, last played on 11 October 2026: 9 matches finished, 35 goals in total.
The 2025/26 campaign finished with 990 goals across 306 matches, or 3.2 per match. Of those matches: home wins 44%, draws 24%, away wins 32%. A clean sheet for at least one team came in 38% of the matches. Bayern beat Wolfsburg 8-1 on 11 January 2026, the biggest home win of the season. The match with the most goals was M’gladbach 4-6 Frankfurt on 27 September 2025, 10 goals in total. Across all 4,955 matches finished in our records, the average is 3.0 goals per match.
Goals per match by side: 1.7 for the home team, 1.3 for the visitors.
Season by season, the goals-per-match average read 3.0 in 2020/21, 3.1 in 2021/22, 3.2 in 2022/23, 3.2 in 2023/24, 3.1 in 2024/25 and 3.2 in 2025/26.
Between 2010/11 and 2025/26, the average went from 2.9 to 3.2 goals per match.
Several matches share the widest margin in our records, 8 goals. The highest-scoring match we hold is Bayern 9-2 HSV, played on 30 March 2013: 11 goals. Over all finished matches: home wins 45%, draws 24%, away wins 31%.
The widest away win in our records is St. Pauli 1-8 Bayern on 7 May 2011.
Margins of exactly one goal account for 33% of finished matches; goalless draws for 6%.
37% of the matches we hold had at least four goals.
Wins by three goals or more make up 19% of the finished matches in our records.
Matches in which the home team did not concede: 28%; the away team did not concede: 20%.
2025/26's scoring list was led by Harry Kane of Bayern: 36 goals, 4 assists, 32 appearances. Patrik Schick (Leverkusen) is out in front in the 2026/27 edition with 5 goals.
Figures for the current season are as of 14 October 2026.
Summed over the 17 seasons of scoring lists we hold, Robert Lewandowski has the most goals recorded: 304 goals across 11 seasons.
Going by the results we hold, the table winners of the last five completed seasons were Bayern (2025/26, 89 points), Bayern (2024/25, 82 points), Leverkusen (2023/24, 90 points), Bayern (2022/23, 71 points) and Bayern (2021/22, 77 points). No club reached more points in a single season of our records than Bayern in 2012/13, with 91 points. Bayern lead the title count in our records: first place 13 times in 16 seasons.
The side with the most wins here is Bayern on 403 wins; Dortmund (328 wins) and Leverkusen (285 wins) follow. The highest goal total by a single side is 1,498 goals, by Bayern. Level on the most matches played in our records: 6 teams, 549 matches each.
The longest unbeaten run in our records belongs to Bayern: 53 matches without defeat, from 3 November 2012 to 29 March 2014.
The longest winning run in the data is by Bayern: 19 matches in a row, between 19 October 2013 and 25 March 2014.
Bayern hold the best home record in our data, with 219 wins from 274 matches at home.
By stage: 5,214 matches in group stages, 2 matches in knockout rounds.
Several days tie for the busiest day in our records, each with 9 matches played.
The calendar year with the most finished matches in our records is 2021, with 344 matches.
Over the full record, our match data for this competition covers 33 teams.
More than one draw holds the goals record for a drawn match: 8 goals each.
Matches with a winner were decided by an average of 2.0 goals.
Weekend kick-offs (Saturday or Sunday) make up 84% of the finished matches in our records.
The highest number of draws by one side is 148 draws, by Hoffenheim.
