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The Bundesliga fixtures for Matchday 10 arrive after the November international break, and the round runs from Friday 20 November to Sunday 22 November 2026. Nine games are spread across the three days, with Bayern Munich opening the weekend at home to 1. FC Köln on Friday night and the northern derby between Werder Bremen and Hamburg closing it on Sunday evening. Every kick-off time below is in CET, which is German local time in November.
Bayern and Borussia Dortmund sit level on 21 points and are both still unbeaten, Freiburg are two behind in third, and Borussia Mönchengladbach prop up the table on four points.
Bundesliga fixtures in full: Matchday 10
Five games kick off at 15:30 CET on Saturday, which is the usual pattern for a Bundesliga weekend. The late Saturday game starts at 18:30 CET, and Sunday has two fixtures. The full list:
| Date | Match | Kick-off (CET) | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 20 Nov | Bayern Munich vs 1. FC Köln | 20:30 | Allianz Arena, Munich |
| Sat 21 Nov | Bayer Leverkusen vs SC Paderborn 07 | 15:30 | BayArena, Leverkusen |
| Sat 21 Nov | Borussia Mönchengladbach vs Borussia Dortmund | 15:30 | Borussia-Park, Mönchengladbach |
| Sat 21 Nov | Eintracht Frankfurt vs TSG Hoffenheim | 15:30 | Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt |
| Sat 21 Nov | SV Elversberg vs SC Freiburg | 15:30 | URSAPHARM-Arena, Spiesen-Elversberg |
| Sat 21 Nov | 1. FC Union Berlin vs RB Leipzig | 15:30 | Stadion An der Alten Försterei, Berlin |
| Sat 21 Nov | FC Schalke 04 vs VfB Stuttgart | 18:30 | VELTINS-Arena, Gelsenkirchen |
| Sun 22 Nov | FC Augsburg vs 1. FSV Mainz 05 | 15:30 | WWK Arena, Augsburg |
| Sun 22 Nov | SV Werder Bremen vs Hamburger SV | 17:30 | Weserstadion, Bremen |
For the table going into the round, see our Bundesliga standings page. The same format is used for Italy in our Serie A fixtures page and for England in our Premier League fixtures page; the official Bundesliga fixture list is updated if any kick-off time moves.
Friday night: Bayern Munich vs 1. FC Köln
Matchday 10 opens at the Allianz Arena, where Bayern Munich host 1. FC Köln at 20:30 CET on Friday 20 November. Bayern lead the table on 21 points from nine games, ahead of Borussia Dortmund only on goal difference, and they have not lost a league game all season. Their attack has scored 29 goals in nine games, the best return in the division.
Their last game before the break was a 2-1 win at Mainz, where Joshua Kimmich scored in the 14th minute and Lennart Karl added a second in the 57th, both set up by Harry Kane. Kane has gone three league games without a goal, yet he leads the Bundesliga in assists with eight, so the goals are coming from around him: Michael Olise has six and Luis Díaz has four.
Köln arrive in fifteenth place on nine points. They lost 2-1 at home to Bayer Leverkusen on Matchday 9, when Patrik Schick scored the winner in the 85th minute after Aleix García had opened the scoring early. A win for Bayern keeps them top until Dortmund play on Saturday afternoon.
Saturday afternoon: five games at 15:30 CET
The pick of the five is at Borussia-Park, where Borussia Mönchengladbach host Borussia Dortmund. Dortmund are second on 21 points, level with Bayern, and they have built their position on the league’s best defence, conceding only seven goals in nine games. They came from behind to beat Elversberg 2-1 on Matchday 9. Gladbach are bottom on four points and have conceded 25 goals, the worst defensive record in the league, after losing 3-1 at Hamburg on Matchday 9. Dortmund should win, but Gladbach at home will make them work for it.
At the BayArena, Bayer Leverkusen host SC Paderborn 07. Leverkusen are fifth on 16 points, and Patrik Schick is the main reason: his eight goals put him second in the scoring race, and his late winner at Köln kept Leverkusen in the European places. Leverkusen have scored twenty and conceded seventeen. Paderborn are thirteenth on ten points after drawing 2-2 at home to Eintracht Frankfurt on Matchday 9, and they have scored only eight goals in nine games.
Eintracht Frankfurt host TSG Hoffenheim at Deutsche Bank Park in a meeting of two sides on 12 points. Hoffenheim won 2-1 at home to Schalke on Matchday 9, with Fisnik Asllani scoring in the 10th minute and Tim Lemperle adding a second in the 26th. Frankfurt let two points slip at Paderborn in the same round, and this is the kind of home game they need to win to climb into the top half.
Third-placed Freiburg travel to SV Elversberg, who are seventh on 13 points. Freiburg sit on 19 points after six wins from nine, and their 2-0 home win over Union Berlin on Matchday 9 was typical of their season: solid at the back, with only ten goals conceded, and enough going forward, with twenty scored. Elversberg took Dortmund to the wire on Matchday 9 before losing 2-1.
The fifth Saturday game is at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei, where 1. FC Union Berlin host RB Leipzig. Union are sixteenth on seven points, in the relegation play-off place, with the worst goal difference in the league at minus fourteen. Leipzig are fourth on 18 points and carry the second-best attack in the division, with 27 goals. Their 5-2 win over Augsburg on Matchday 9 came from five different scorers.
Saturday evening: Schalke vs Stuttgart
Saturday closes at 18:30 CET with FC Schalke 04 hosting VfB Stuttgart at the VELTINS-Arena. Schalke are seventeenth on six points, and their problem is at the other end of the pitch from Gladbach’s: five goals in nine games is the lowest return in the division. They lost 2-1 at Hoffenheim on Matchday 9 and have won once all season. Stuttgart are eighth on 12 points after a 1-0 home win over Werder Bremen, settled by Maximilian Mittelstädt’s seventh-minute goal, which also ended Niclas Füllkrug’s seven-game scoring run and Bremen’s seven-game unbeaten run. A Stuttgart win would lift them into the top half; a Schalke win would move them out of the bottom two on goal difference.
Sunday: Augsburg vs Mainz and the northern derby
Sunday 22 November has two fixtures. The first, at 15:30 CET, is FC Augsburg against 1. FSV Mainz 05 at the WWK Arena. Augsburg are fourteenth on nine points, Mainz twelfth on ten, so a single point separates them. Augsburg have scored twenty goals and conceded twenty. They lost 5-2 at Leipzig on Matchday 9. Mainz have scored eighteen and conceded nineteen, and Phillip Tietz has six goals for them, including the stoppage-time consolation against Bayern. Both sides need the win to pull clear of the bottom three.
The round closes at 17:30 CET with the northern derby, SV Werder Bremen against Hamburger SV at the Weserstadion. Bremen are sixth on 15 points. Niclas Füllkrug leads the Bundesliga scoring race with nine goals, and before Matchday 9 he had scored in seven consecutive league games, equalling the Werder club record set by Rudi Völler in 1982-83. Hamburg are eleventh on 12 points after beating Gladbach 3-1 at home on Matchday 9. A Bremen win keeps them in the European places; a Hamburg win takes them level on points.
Bundesliga fixtures: what Matchday 9 decided
Matchday 9 produced 30 goals across nine games, played from Friday 6 November to Sunday 8 November, with six home wins, two away wins and one draw. The top four all won and the bottom three all lost, which stretched the table at both ends. Here are the results:
- Hamburger SV 3-1 Borussia Mönchengladbach (Friday 6 November)
- Borussia Dortmund 2-1 SV Elversberg
- 1. FSV Mainz 05 1-2 Bayern Munich
- SC Paderborn 07 2-2 Eintracht Frankfurt
- RB Leipzig 5-2 FC Augsburg
- VfB Stuttgart 1-0 SV Werder Bremen
- 1. FC Köln 1-2 Bayer Leverkusen (Sunday 8 November)
- SC Freiburg 2-0 1. FC Union Berlin
- TSG Hoffenheim 2-1 FC Schalke 04
Across the season so far, 81 matches have produced 282 goals at 3.48 per game. Home sides have won 41 of those games, away sides 23, and 17 have been draws. The scoring has been spread around too: 139 different players have scored, and 127 have an assist.
The table picture: Bayern and Dortmund level at the top
Nine rounds in, the table splits into four clear groups. Bayern and Dortmund lead on 21 points, Freiburg and Leipzig follow on 19 and 18, and a congested middle has eight clubs separated by just six points between fifth and twelfth. At the bottom, three clubs are already cut adrift, with Borussia Mönchengladbach propping up the table on four points.
The most striking number is the goal difference at the top. Bayern have scored 29 goals in nine games, and their plus-20 difference is what keeps them ahead of Dortmund. Dortmund, by contrast, have built their position on the league’s best defence, conceding only seven goals.
Below the top four, Leverkusen are fifth on 16 points and Bremen sixth on 15, with Elversberg seventh on 13. Four clubs sit on 12 points in mid-table: Stuttgart, Hoffenheim, Frankfurt and Hamburg. Mainz and Paderborn have ten each, Augsburg and Köln nine. The bottom three are Union on seven, Schalke on six and Gladbach on four. The side finishing sixteenth plays a two-legged play-off against the third-placed team from the second division, while seventeenth and eighteenth go down directly.
Top scorers: Füllkrug leads as Kane turns creator
The scoring race has a clear leader. Niclas Füllkrug has nine goals for Werder Bremen, three of them penalties, in nine games. His seven-game scoring run matched a club record that had stood since Rudi Völler set it in 1982-83, and even though Stuttgart stopped the run, he remains the player every defence in the league is planning for first.
Patrik Schick is second with eight goals for Leverkusen, none of them penalties. Behind him, three players sit on six: Michael Olise at Bayern, Younes Ebnoutalib at Frankfurt, whose brace rescued the draw at Paderborn, and Phillip Tietz at Mainz, whose stoppage-time goal against Bayern was his sixth of the season. Christopher Nkunku, Jonathan Burkardt and Ermedin Demirović have five each.
The assists table tells a different story, and it is headed by the league’s biggest name. Harry Kane has eight assists, more than anyone else, ahead of Antonio Nusa on seven. Kane has four goals to go with those eight assists, so his direct contribution of twelve is still among the best in the league.
Bundesliga fixtures: the three games that matter most
Every round has games that carry more weight than the rest, and Matchday 10 has three. The first is the Friday opener. Bayern against Köln looks one-sided on paper, but it sets the tone for the weekend: if Bayern win, Dortmund go into Saturday knowing they must match them at Gladbach to stay level. If Bayern drop points, the door opens for Dortmund to go top on their own.
The second is Gladbach against Dortmund on Saturday afternoon. It is a meeting of the league’s best defence and its worst. Dortmund have conceded seven goals in nine games; Gladbach have conceded 25. But Gladbach are at home, they have nothing to lose, and a result here would change the mood around both clubs.
The third is the northern derby on Sunday evening. Bremen against Hamburg is one of the oldest rivalries in German football, and this time it matters for the table as well as for pride. Bremen are sixth and chasing Europe; Hamburg are eleventh and chasing the top half. Füllkrug against Hamburg’s defence is the individual battle to watch.
Bundesliga fixtures: your questions answered
When is Bundesliga Matchday 10 played?
Matchday 10 runs from Friday 20 November to Sunday 22 November 2026. Bayern Munich host 1. FC Köln on Friday at 20:30 CET, five games are played on Saturday, and two on Sunday, closing with Werder Bremen against Hamburg at 17:30 CET.
What time do the Bundesliga fixtures kick off on Saturday?
Five games kick off at 15:30 CET on Saturday 21 November: Bayer Leverkusen against SC Paderborn 07, Borussia Mönchengladbach against Borussia Dortmund, Eintracht Frankfurt against TSG Hoffenheim, SV Elversberg against SC Freiburg, and 1. FC Union Berlin against RB Leipzig. The late game, Schalke against Stuttgart, kicks off at 18:30 CET.
Who leads the Bundesliga after Matchday 9?
Bayern Munich lead on 21 points from nine games, ahead of Borussia Dortmund on goal difference. Both sides have won six, drawn three and lost none. Freiburg are third on 19 points and RB Leipzig fourth on 18.
Who is the Bundesliga’s top scorer?
Niclas Füllkrug of Werder Bremen leads the Bundesliga scoring race with nine goals in nine games, three of them penalties. Patrik Schick of Bayer Leverkusen is second with eight goals, and Michael Olise, Younes Ebnoutalib and Phillip Tietz all have six.
Which teams are in the Bundesliga relegation zone?
Borussia Mönchengladbach are bottom on four points from nine games, having won once, drawn once and lost seven times. FC Schalke 04 are seventeenth on six points and 1. FC Union Berlin are sixteenth on seven points, in the relegation play-off place.
