How can I watch Wiesbaden vs. Bayern live on TV and via live stream?

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·25 July 2026

How can I watch Wiesbaden vs. Bayern live on TV and via live stream?

Just a few days after the start of preseason training, FC Bayern is already playing its first preseason match. It’s an away game against SV Wehen Wiesbaden, marking the 100th anniversary of the club from Hesse.

The record champions will thus make their first mark of the new season. Kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. in Wiesbaden.

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Wehen Wiesbaden plays in the third division and is coached by Daniel Scherning. The team has high hopes for the new season and aims to make a strong showing. Since Wiesbaden is already significantly further along in its preseason preparations than Bayern, today’s match won’t be an easy one for the FCB.

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Especially since the record champions have hardly any players from their first-team roster available. Serge Gnabry and Lennart Karl are still in rehab, and national team players like Joshua Kimmich and Aleksandar Pavlovic are still on vacation. This is especially true for the players who were away for a long time at the World Cup.

The match in Wiesbaden will be broadcast exclusively on FC Bayern TV Plus today, Saturday, so a subscription is required to watch the game.

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The absence of the national team players also means that the record champions are once again going through a preseason in which the stars will join the squad only gradually—in some cases, even after the trip to Asia in early August.

Coach Vincent Kompany’s squad will therefore be bolstered today by numerous young players who have already been training this week alongside Tom Bischof, Arijon Ibrahimović, and others.

This friendly match still holds some significance, however. After all, the young players mentioned above have the chance to prove themselves. Those who impress may also travel to Asia to play additional friendlies there. Bayern is deliberately keeping its squad small for this very reason—to give young players an opportunity to prove themselves.