BayArena, home stadium of Bayer 04 Leverkusen
Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Bayer 04 Leverkusen

GermanyGermany
DLDWW

Founded

1904

Venue

BayArena

City

Leverkusen

Capacity

30,210

Surface

grass

#5 Bundesliga R0# DFB Pokal #16 UEFA Champions League R0
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Bayer 04 Leverkusen
Bayer 04 Leverkusen
18/04/202615:30
FC Augsburg
FC Augsburg

Did you know?

Bayer 04 Leverkusen was founded in 1904 by employees of the Bayer pharmaceutical company, giving rise to their unique corporate origins.

Season Stats

Record

14W 7D 7L

H:8W/A:6W

Goals

58 / 39 (+19)

H:32/A:26

Clean Sheets

9

H:5/A:4

Rank

2

Sidelined Players (8)

M. TerrierAchilles Tendon Rupture
since 19/01/2025
J. HofmannThigh Injury
since 22/08/2025
L. BadéCalf Injury
since 27/07/2025
E. PalaciosGroin Injury
since 13/09/2025
E. PalaciosThigh Injury
since 22/08/2025
M. TillmanCalf Injury
since 22/08/2025
J. BelocianACL Knee Injury
since 06/01/2025
N. TellaKnee Injury
since 18/09/2025

Trophies

2. Bundesliga

1978/1979,

1xWinner

DFB Pokal

2023/2024,1992/1993,

2xWinner

DFB Pokal

2019/2020,2008/2009,2001/2002,

3x2nd Place

Super Cup

2024,

1xWinner

Super Cup

1993,

1x2nd Place

Bundesliga

2023/2024,

1xWinner

Bundesliga

2024/2025,2010/2011,2001/2002,1999/2000,1998/1999,1996/1997,

6x2nd Place

UEFA Europa League

1987/1988,

1xWinner

UEFA Europa League

2023/2024,

1x2nd Place

UEFA Champions League

2001/2002,

1x2nd Place

Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Bayer 04 Leverkusen, founded in 1904 by employees of the pharmaceutical giant Bayer AG in Leverkusen, North Rhine-Westphalia, play at the compact BayArena with a capacity of 30,210. For over a century the club was known as perennial nearly men — finishing runners-up three times in the Bundesliga and losing the 2002 Champions League final — earning the nickname Neverkusen. All that changed in 2023-24, when Xabi Alonso guided Leverkusen to an unprecedented unbeaten Bundesliga season, their first-ever German title, and a domestic double. Built around the exceptional Florian Wirtz, this squad also set a record European unbeaten run of 51 games, permanently retiring the Neverkusen label.