„Who wants to be a millionaire?“ – Question about FC Bayern makes candidates sweat | OneFootball

In the RTL show „Who wants to be a millionaire?“, a tricky question about FC Bayern provided suspense – and 64,000 euros were at stake

Soccer knowledge in prime time: In Monday evening’s episode of „Who wants to be a millionaire?“, contestant Chrestien Delonge had to face a challenging question about FC Bayern. The question was about the 64,000 euro level – and thus one of the decisive hurdles on the way to the million

The question was: „From whom did FC Bayern Munich take first place in the Bundesliga’s perpetual table in the 1980s?“

The choices were 1. FC Köln, Borussia Mönchengladbach, Hamburger SV and Borussia Dortmund – a historic question that can make even die-hard soccer fans ponder for a moment

50:50 joker brings the decision

Delonge was initially leaning towards 1. FC Köln, but was not completely sure. In order not to take any unnecessary risks, he opted for the 50:50 joker. In the end, 1. FC Köln and Borussia Dortmund remained

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After a moment’s thought, the candidate settled on the Effzeh – and was right. In fact, FC Bayern took over the top position in the Bundesliga’s perpetual table from Cologne in the 1980s

Delonge then left the 125,000-euro question unanswered and dropped out, securing himself a prize of 64,000 euros

From FC Bayern’s point of view, it was once again proof of their historic dominance in the Bundesliga – this time not on the pitch, but in Günther Jauch’s studio

The current perpetual table of the Bundesliga (Top 10)

1. Bayern Munich, 2068 games, 4212 points 2. Borussia Dortmund, 1992 games, 3251 points 3. Werder Bremen, 2060 games, 3037 points 4. VfB Stuttgart, 1992 games, 2934 points 5. Borussia Mönchengladbach, 1966 games, 2866 points 6. Hamburger SV, 1889 games, 2759 points 7. Eintracht Frankfurt, 1924 games, 2629 points 8. FC Schalke 04, 1832 games, 2563 points 9. Bayer 04 Leverkusen, 1591 games, 2550 points 10. 1. FC Köln, 1788 games, 2508 points