Borussia Mönchengladbach
GermaniyaBorussia Mönchengladbach 6 ta oʻyindan soʻng Bundesliga jadvalida 0 ochko bilan 18-oʻrinda (0 gʻalaba, 0 durang, 6 magʻlubiyat, gollar: 8-20). Borussia Mönchengladbach jamoasining soʻnggi formasi (oxirgi beshta oʻyin): M G D M M.
Tashkil topgan
1900
Murabbiy
Alexander BlessinOʻyin maydoni
BORUSSIA-PARK
Shahar
Mönchengladbach
Sigʻimi
54,057
Qoplama
grass
Bilasanmi?
Borussia Monchengladbach was founded in 1900 and is one of the most storied clubs in German football.
Mavsum statistikasi
Koʻrsatkichlar
0W 0D 5L
H:0W/A:0W
Gollar
7 / 18 (-11)
H:6/A:1
Quruq oʻyinlar
7
H:4/A:3
Oʻrin
10
Safdan chiqqan oʻyinchilar (9)
Soʻnggi natijalar
– Hoffenheim
18/10/2026Bundesliga
@ FC Koln
11/10/2026Bundesliga
@ St. Pauli
03/10/2026Klublar do'stona uchrashuvlari
@ Siegen
24/09/2026Klublar do'stona uchrashuvlari
– Mainz
19/09/2026Bundesliga
@ Freiburg
12/09/2026Bundesliga
– Elversberg
05/09/2026Bundesliga
@ RB Leipzig
29/08/2026Bundesliga
@ Schott Mainz
23/08/2026DFB Pokal
– Aston Villa
15/08/2026Klublar do'stona uchrashuvlari
Kelgusi oʻyinlar
@ Stuttgart
Bundesliga
23/10/2026
20:30
– Karlsruher SC
DFB Pokal
27/10/2026
21:45
– Paderborn
Bundesliga
31/10/2026
16:30
@ Hamburger SV
Bundesliga
06/11/2026
21:30
– Dortmund
Bundesliga
21/11/2026
16:30
@ Werder Bremen
Bundesliga
27/11/2026
21:30
@ Bayer Leverkusen
Bundesliga
05/12/2026
16:30
– Eintracht Frankfurt
Bundesliga
12/12/2026
16:30
@ Schalke
Bundesliga
19/12/2026
16:30
– Bayern Munich
Bundesliga
09/01/2027
16:30
Borussia Mönchengladbach
Borussia Mönchengladbach, founded in 1900 in the industrial town of Mönchengladbach in western Germany and nicknamed Die Fohlen (The Foals), had their greatest era in the 1970s under Hennes Weisweiler, winning five Bundesliga titles between 1970 and 1977. The club plays at Borussia-Park, a 54,000-capacity modern stadium opened in 2004, and won the UEFA Cup twice — in 1975 and 1979 — as well as reaching the 1977 European Cup final. Legends of the era include Günter Netzer, Allan Simonsen (1977 Ballon d'Or winner), and Jupp Heynckes. Though they have not returned to those heights, Gladbach remain one of the Bundesliga's most cherished and historically significant clubs, regularly competing for European places.