Today, around 18.30, the curtain will fall on another edition of Bundesliga. This season has brought us numerous excitements, but the crucial ones are left for the final round.After a short one-year break, Bayern Munich are once again the champions, while Xabi Alonso’s Bayer Leverkusen had to settle for second place. These two sides are, at the moment, the only ones to certainly represent Germany in European competitions. All the other spots are open, guaranteeing fireworks in some of today’s clashes.It’s the final day of the Bundesliga season, and three teams are battling it out for Champions League qualification.#DestinyUnfolds pic.twitter.com/6rAWCbbryt— Sports Illustrated FC (@SI_FootballClub) May 17, 2025 The biggest derby will be played at Europa-Park Stadium, where the fourth-placed Freiburg will await the third-placed Eintracht Frankfurt. Even a draw would be enough for the visitors to book their place in the UCL after three years while the home side is playing for its maiden participation.Freiburg will most likely have to go for a win with all their forces today, as Borussia Dortmund are only one point behind. Given that the BVB host the already relegated Holstein Kiel, it’s hard to expect they’d drop points. Hence, they’ll be ready to punish Freiburg.It’s the final day of the Bundesliga, and all eyes are on the race for Champions League qualification. Dortmund could secure a spot with a draw at home against Holstein Kiel (17th). Meanwhile, SC Freiburg hosts Eintracht Frankfurt in what could be a decisive winner-takes-all… pic.twitter.com/2XGGar7cju— OddAlerts (@OddAlerts) May 17, 2025 Nevertheless, even Eintracht’s UCL spot is jeopardized in case of their loss. Namely, they have three points more than Dortmund and a better goal difference, but only by three goals. Borussia’s triumph and Frankfurt’s defeat would seriously complicate things, as goal difference would ultimately decide.As one member of the trio, Eintracht, Freiburg, and Dortmund would have to settle for UEL, only one European spot, leading to the Conference League, is left.At the moment, Mainz hold it with the same number of points as RB Leipzig and a better goal difference by six goals. Yet, the crew from the west await Leverkusen, while the Red Bulls host the “uninterested” Stuttgart. Mainz have the advantage, but also a much tougher rival.You don’t negotiate with Bayern – either their way or highwayFinally, the aforementioned Kiel and Bochum are relegated, while Heidenheim are in the relegation play-off position. The first team above them, Hoffenheim, are three points up and have a six-goal goal difference edge. Yet, they play Bayern at home, while Heidenheim host Werder. Hence, things could significantly change.All clashes of the Bundesliga last round start at 16.30, so fasten your seatbelts and get ready for one final wild ride across the German stadiums.BUNDESLIGA – FINAL MATCHDAYSaturday 16.30: (2.15) Augsburg (3.60) Union Berlin (3.50)16.30: (1.07) Dortmund (13.0) Holstein Kiel (25.0)16.30: (2.40) Freiburg (3.50) Eintr.Frankfurt (2.85)16.30: (2.30) Heidenheim (3.60) Werder (2.95)16.30: (5.35) Hoffenheim (5.25) Bayern (1.53)16.30: (2.25) M’ gladbach (4.00) Wolfsburg (2.90)16.30: (2.20) Mainz (3.50) Leverkusen (3.15)16.30: (2.05) RB Leipzig (4.10) Stuttgart (3.15)16.30: (1.65) St.Pauli (3.80) Bochum (5.40)***odds are subject to change***
