Bayern Munich Fixtures 2026/27
- Bayern MunichvsRB Leipzig16 October →
- Bayern MunichvsArsenal21 October →
- Bayern MunichvsBorussia Dortmund30 October →
- Bayern Munichvs1. FC Köln20 November →
- Bayern MunichvsSC Paderborn 074 December →
- Bayern MunichvsSlavia Praha8 December →
- Bayern MunichvsSV Werder Bremen18 December →
- Bayern MunichvsBayer 04 Leverkusen12 January →
- Bayern MunichvsReal Betis27 January →
- Bayern MunichvsFC Schalke 0429 January →
- Bayern MunichvsSV Elversberg5 February →
- Bayern MunichvsFC Augsburg19 February →
- Bayern MunichvsSport-Club Freiburg2 March →
- Bayern Munichvs1. FSV Mainz 0512 March →
- Bayern MunichvsHamburger SV2 April →
- Bayern MunichvsTSG Hoffenheim16 April →
- Bayern MunichvsBorussia Mönchengladbach7 May →
- Bayern MunichvsEintracht Frankfurt22 May →
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About the club
Bayern Munich are German football royalty - the country's most decorated club by some distance, with more than 30 league titles and a trophy cabinet that includes multiple European crowns. Founded in 1900, the club carries Bavaria on its chest, and its motto, 'Mia san mia' - 'we are who we are' - sums up an institution built on swagger, high standards and relentless winning.
A trip to Munich for a Bayern match is one of European football's great weekends. The city is walkable, gorgeous and easy - beer gardens, grand squares, the Alps on the horizon - and match day at the Allianz Arena, glowing red against the night sky, feels like a pilgrimage. Few clubs make winning look this natural, and few cities host visiting fans this well.
The stadium
The Allianz Arena is one of world football's most recognisable grounds - a giant shell of almost 3,000 inflatable panels that glows red on Bayern nights and can be seen from far outside the city. Inside, roughly 75,000 fans sit steep and close to the pitch, the acoustics are superb, and the south end sets a drumbeat that carries the whole stadium from first whistle to last.

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Things to do in Munich
Marienplatz & the Glockenspiel
Munich's central square, dominated by the spectacular neo-Gothic town hall. Stop by at 11am to watch the Glockenspiel clock and its dancing figures.
The English Garden
One of Europe's largest city parks - lawns, streams, beer gardens, and even surfers riding a standing river wave on the Eisbach all year round.
Viktualienmarkt
Munich's historic food market: cheese, sausage, fruit and pastry stalls with a beer garden at its heart. Perfect for a relaxed lunch between sights.
Olympiapark
The 1972 Olympic grounds, with their famous tent-like roofs and a tower looking out over the whole city - on clear days all the way to the Alps. Bayern played here before moving to the Allianz Arena.
Bavarian beer halls
The classic Munich experience: vast halls, long wooden tables, brass bands and hearty Bavarian food - giant pretzels, sausages and dumplings.
Worth knowing
- The Allianz Arena's shell is made of almost 3,000 inflatable air panels that change colour - Munich locals affectionately call the stadium 'the rubber dinghy'.
- Bayern won the European Cup three years in a row in the mid-1970s - a feat only a handful of clubs have ever managed.
- The motto 'Mia san mia' - Bavarian dialect for 'we are who we are' - follows the club everywhere, from the shirts to the stadium walls.
- Bayern have one of the largest paying memberships of any sports club in the world - hundreds of thousands of members across the globe.
Tips for the travelling fan
- 01Take the U6 underground line to Fröttmaning, then walk about 15 minutes along the esplanade. Leave early - the trains get seriously packed on match days.
- 02Stay central around Marienplatz - the U6 runs directly from there to the stadium, and everything else in the city is within walking distance.
- 03Buy your club gear at the Bayern stores in the city centre and skip the stadium queues; before kick-off, grab a warm pretzel and a Bavarian sausage.
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