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Bundesliga 2021/22; teams to watch!

Bundesliga 2021/22; teams to watch!

Mention European football and indeed the world leagues at large and one of the names that will feature at the top is The Bundesliga, alongside English Premier League, Italy Serie A, Spanish La Liga, and France Ligue 1. The Bundesliga started in 1963 and up-to-date it has been home to many stars, as well as supplied European football tournaments with some of the best players for years.

Although it's small than its counterparts in Europe, the league has been followed by millions of fans across the world as well as provided betting enthusiasts with plenty of chances to place their bids. Now with Bitcoin bookmakers, cryptocurrency adopting betting fans will appreciate placing their bets on their favorite teams in the Bundesliga. This article will explore the league, highlighting the teams that will be participating in 2021/2022 as well as those to watch during the season. This information is useful to the betting fans as they will know which teams to bet on come the season.


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Participating teams

Bundesliga is smaller than other European leagues where eighteen teams participate. Other leagues in Europe comprise twenty teams. It has been announced that the league will be starting on August 13th, 2021, running up to May 14th in 2022. The teams which will be participating in the 59th edition of the Bundesliga include:

Of all the eighteen teams that will play in the 2021/2022 league, the following clubs may surprise many:

  • FC Augsburg
  • Hertha BSC
  • Union Berlin
  • Arminia Bielefeld
  • VfL Bochum
  • Borussia Dortmund
  • Eintracht Frankfurt
  • SC Freiburg
  • Greuther Furth
  • 1899 Hoffenheim
  • FC Koln
  • RB Leipzig
  • Bayer Leverkusen
  • Mainz 05
  • Borrussia Mönchengladbach
  • Bayern Munich
  • VfB Stuttgart
  • VfL Wolfsburg

FC Augsburg

Augsburg was founded in 1907 and spent a considerable period fluctuating between the second and third divisions. It has been relegated to the fourth division twice but bounced back, eventually earning a promotion to the Bundesliga ten years ago. Since 2011, it has remained in the league recording good performances.

It has even participated in the UEFA Europa League wherein in the 2015/2016 season they reached the Round of 32 before being hounded out by Liverpool. Its current squad includes Rani Khedira, Jan Moravek, Noah Bazee, Michael Greygoritsch, and Marek Suchy. For the last five seasons, the team has been oscillating between 13th and 15th positions. With the start of the new season in August, the team is expected to perform better given its strong forward department.

Bayer Leverkusen

Bayer Leverkusen is an exceptional club in German given that it is not bound by the 50+1 rule where supporters are supposed to hold half of the shares plus one. Since it was founded in 1904, the team is owned by Bayer, a pharmaceutical company. Although the club has never won the league, they have been runners-up five times. Bayer has performed well in European tournaments where it has won one UEFA Cup as well as finished as runner up in UEFA Champions League in 2001-02 seasons. They finished in the sixth position in the last season.

Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich is the king of German soccer having won the most titles as well as participating in the Europe championships and performing well. The club also sums up as the richest and popular in Germany.

Founded in 1900, the club has produced great players who have played for the German side as well as in other teams across the world. As the current winners, they will also be starting the season as the favorites. This will put lots of pressure on the team, something that analysts argue could help fire them up to the top, once again. Football fans will be waiting to see whether the team that has fourteen international wins, becomes the champions this season.

Borussia Dortmund

Borussia Dortmund is one of the German football clubs to have won the UEFA champions league. The club which was founded in 1909 has been the German Champions eight times with the latest one being the 2011-12 seasons. They have also been runners-up nine times with 2018-19 and 2019-20 being the latest season.

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Borrussia Mönchengladbach

The team emerged 8th in the 2020/2021 league table with 49 points; having won 13 games, drawing 10, and losing 11. In the 2019-20 season the team started so well that they were even topping the league in December. The second half of the season saw the team drop to finish in the fourth position and 17 points behind the winners.

Hertha Berlin

One of the oldest clubs in German, Hertha Berlin has a record of underachievement. It has never won the Bundesliga title despite being almost 120 years old. They finished in the fourteenth position garnering thirty-five points, winning 13 games, drawing 10, and losing 11.

Rasen Ballsport Leipzig

Rasen Ballsport Leipzig was founded in 2009, making it one of the youngest clubs in Bundesliga. The club has been performing well at home as well as in the European league, they made history in 2020 when they participated in the Champion League for the first time and reached the semi-finals, losing against France’s PSG. In the last season, they were the runner-up with sixty-five points; having won nineteen matches, drew eight, lost 7, and a goal difference of twenty-eight.

Wolfsburg FC

The fourth-placed team in the 2020/2021 season, Wolfsburg FC may surprise many when they become the top contenders. Having garnered sixty-four points where they won 17 matches, drew, and lost ten and seven matches respectively, the Volkswagen associated team is ranked thirty-sixth in UEFA Club rankings, three positions ahead of Valencia. This is a team to watch both at the regional and national levels.

The 59th edition of the Bundesliga may surprise many, watch out for these teams, be careful when betting for the matches which they participate in, and above all take advantage of the Bitcoin Bookmakers as they make it easy for you to participate in the bets.

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