How to Watch Werder Bremen vs. RB Leipzig: Stream Bundesliga Live, TV Channel

Werder Bremen will host RB Leipzig in its final home game of the 2024/25 Bundesliga season on Saturday. Watch the game live and for free on Fubo today.

RB Leipzig’s hopes of qualifying for next season’s Champions League may rest on the team – currently say sixth and two points off the top four – getting a result at Werder Bremen on Saturday. Eighth-place Werder Bremen also stands the slimmest chance of making it into Europe’s top competition next term but would have to win its two remaining matches while hoping those teams above essentially earn zero points over the next two matchdays. The River Islanders will be desperate to make as much as they can of this matchup given it’s their last home game of the season, having gone three without a loss at the Weserstadion.

How to Watch Werder Bremen vs. RB Leipzig Today

Game Date: May 10, 2024

Start Time: 9:30 a.m. ET

Game Venue: Weserstadion, Bremen, Germany

TV: ESPN2

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However, home field hasn’t given Ole Werner’s men much of a boost when hosting Leipzig in recent years, having failed to win this particular fixture in the last five attempts.

May 2019 was the last time Werder managed to beat the Red Bulls on home soil, though Leipzig has managed to win just one of its last 11 road fixtures as it travel to Bremen.

Leipzig managed to delay Bayern’s Bundesliga title procession by at least one day after holding the newly crowned champion to a 3-3 draw in dramatic fashion last weekend.

Die Roten came from two goals down to snatch a narrow lead with minutes left on the clock, only for Yannick Poulsen to come off the bench and steal the headlines in the 94th minute:

A sudden spurt in results has seen Werder go undefeated in six and win four of its last eight games, which includes victories over Bayer Leverkusen, Stuttgart and Eintracht Frankfurt.

The club hasn’t managed to go seven games unbeaten in the same season since 2022 when it was in the second tier of German soccer but could celebrate a new top-flight landmark come Saturday.

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