The first matchday of the weekend is on Friday, 11 September, with Darmstadt facing Arminia Bielefeld at 6.30pm CEST, followed by Nuremberg taking on Hannover. Bundesliga fans will be eager to see how these matches play out, as they could have a significant impact on the league standings.
On Saturday, 12 September, Bochum will host Greuther Fürth at 1pm CEST, while Magdeburg face Kaiserslautern at the same time. Eintracht Braunschweig will take on Dynamo Dresden, and St. Pauli will face Wolfsburg at 8.30pm CEST. The Bundesliga website has confirmed these fixtures, giving fans a clear idea of what to expect from the weekend's action.
The final matchday of the weekend is on Sunday, 13 September, with Heidenheim facing Holstein Kiel at 1.30pm CEST, Karlsruhe taking on Energie Cottbus, and Osnabrück facing Hertha Berlin.