Bundesliga Relegation Calendar: Which bottom side has the hardest run-in? | OneFootball

Seven Bundesliga clubs remain in danger of relegation or the play-off. According to BuLi News, the bottom four or five still face a genuine risk of going down directly. The remaining fixtures will decide who copes best with the run-in.

Hamburg, on 31 points, look closest to safety among the strugglers. A six-pointer at Werder Bremen looms, yet a win over Stuttgart and a draw with Bayern underpin a six-point buffer to 16th. Threat 10%.

Köln’s attack is top-half calibre, 43 goals and Ache, Kaminski and El Mala on 34 contributions. Defensive frailty, 50 conceded, and injuries bite, though a back three has helped. With St Pauli and Heidenheim ahead, survival is possible. Threat 15%.

Borussia Mönchengladbach’s transition drags, and talk of Rocco Reitz moving to RB Leipzig may have dulled spirits. Haris Tabakovic’s 11 goals and a five-point cushion offer comfort, with Wolfsburg away the standout chance. Threat 20%.

Werder Bremen dipped after ninth and eighth, despite wins over Wolfsburg, Heidenheim and a 4-1 against Union Berlin. Two post-break defeats hurt momentum. They need more from Justin Njinmah, on five league goals. Threat 35%.

St Pauli, 16th, have a kind slate against Heidenheim, Köln and Wolfsburg. A 5-0 at Bayern and no wins since February sap belief before Friday’s Köln test. Closing the three-point gap to Bremen is vital. Threat 50%.

Wolfsburg’s season is historically poor after 29 games, with injuries and big-name arrivals not clicking. Past 16th escapes feel distant and Bayern still await. Heidenheim, on 19 points, beat Union 3-1, but Bayern and Freiburg loom. Both may need 16th. Threats 65% and 85%.

Source: BuLi News