From academy graduate to champion to icon, the great Thomas Müller on his sensational career.
While Harry Kane is about to win his first team trophy with Bayern Munich, his teammate Thomas Müller has been here many times before.
With just three games left of the 2024/25 season, both Mainz and Eintracht Frankfurt are well placed to secure their place in next season's Champions League, and will go head to head on Matchday 32.
Carney Chukwuemeka has made a big impression in limited minutes since arriving at Borussia Dortmund in February.
The Spaniard has had an incredible impact on the Bundesliga since taking charge of Bayer Leverkusen, breaking numerous records and, ultimately, guiding the club to their first league title.
Bo Henriksen's side have been one of the league's surprise packages this season, and are just four points off fourth place. While the Champions League dream is still alive, they're also even close to the Europa League (two points) and Europa Conference League (one point) places, meaning their season will likely have the happy ending they're hoping for; they'll have to take points from strong Eagles side first though!
A confident 4-0 win over Champions League chasing Leipzig has put Frankfurt in a great position to qualify for that very tournament. With just three games left it's unlikely they'll drop out of the top four, but it is still mathematically possible.
With a 12 point gap between themselves and third, Leverkusen have secured second place for this season. While they'll be disappointed that they couldn't retain their title, they did only lose twice all season, with their habit for draws giving Bayern the advantage this year.
With just three games remaining, Freiburg are in fourth with the possibility of reaching the Champions League for the first time ever. They are just two points above Leipzig though, so will need a big result against second placed Leverkusen if they're to increase that cushion.
The Japanese forward is one of the main reasons why Kiel still have a chance of avoiding the drop. Here's why...
A win for Kiel here would be huge for their survival hopes, as it would give them a chance of reaching the relegation playoff spot. Four points from six against Leipzig and Gladbach will have given them a massive lift, but they'll have to grab their chance with both hands.
Augsburg sit in eighth at the moment, with an outside chance of making it into the European places. They have been tough to beat under Jess Thorup and have even done the double over Dortmund this season.
The Wolves currently sit in 12th, with two wins, five losses and three draws from their last 10, meaning they have slipped out of the race for European football. Four of their losses came consecutively between the middle of March and middle of April, a run which started when they were four points away from fourth and saw them drop four places.
With European football having seemed unlikely just a few weeks ago, Dortmund currently sit in sixth, with Champions League football in touching distance. They have won six of their last 10, losing three and drawing once.
A late season blip means Stuttgart have a very slim chance of reaching that last spot for European football. They sit in 11th, having won just one of their last 10, losing six and drawing three.
The hosts have Bundesliga safety in their sights, with a win here possibly ensuring their safety. In their first Bundesliga season, they have conceded the third fewest goals (36) and have also been an entertaining watch, beating the likes of Freiburg, Stuttgart and giving Bayern a run for their money in a 3-2 loss.
With just one loss from their last eight, Union have put themselves 11 points clear of the relegation place, thus ensuring their place in the Bundesliga for next season. That run has seen them win three, draw four and lose just once, to Kiel.
Bremen have won four of their last five, drawing the remaining game, meaning they're just two points off Dortmund in the Europa Conference League spot, and three away from Leipzig one place above them.
Hoffenheim have lost three of their last five, having only lost four of the 10 games before that. They have played Europe chasing sides in Leipzig, Freiburg and Dortmund, however.
BVB began the month of April in 10th and ended it in sixth, on the cusp of UEFA Champions League qualification with just three games remaining.
With three games left and only five points between Hoffenheim and the relegation playoff place, Saturday provides a huge opportunity for the visitors to increase the gap between themselves and Heidenheim.
Gladbach are now winless in four having lost three and drawn one of their previous games, form which has made Champions League football very unlikely, but still has them in contention for the Europa League and Europa Conference League.
Kiel are one of three teams jostling for survival, their best hope coming via the relegation play-off. Will they make it?
Three games left, three teams, two automatic relegation spots and one lifeline via the play-offs. Who will stay up?
The past two Bundesliga meetings have gone Bayern's way with an aggregate score of 7-2, while the record over 10 games reads as: six wins for Bayern, two for Leipzig and two draws.
With eight points separating Bayern from Leverkusen in second, a win here would mean that the title returns to Munich. Having already scored 90 goals with three games remaining, Vincent Kompany's side have been almost unstoppable this season, and need just one more win to confirm yet another Bundesliga title for the club.
Having looked like title challengers in the early stages of the season, Leipzig now face a challenge to qualify for Champions League football next season. Currently in fifth and just two points behind Freiburg, Die Roten Bullen will need to bounce back from a heavy defeat to Frankfurt if they're to take points from Bayern.
Heidenheim sit in the relegation playoff place at the moment, five points from safety and three ahead of Kiel. In their last ten games, Frank Schmidt's men have won three, drawn two and lost five, giving them a chance of survival.
Since their shock victory over Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena, Dieter Hecking's side have struggled to pick up results, and missed the chance to build on any positive momentum. Since that game, they have lost five and drawn one, meaning they stay rooted to the bottom of the table and four points behind Heidenheim.
This will be the nineteenth meeting between the two teams, with Bochum having dominated their previous encounters. From 18 games, the visitors have lost just four times, winning 10 and drawing the remaining four.
Fresh from beating Bayern Munich on Matchday 14, Mainz took to Frankfurt and duly visited the same punishment on the hosts, with Paul Nebel scoring twice for the ten-man 05ers.
The 05ers' winless run stretched to six games as Bo Henriksen's men slipped outside the European places following defeat against the league leaders.
Ansgar Knauff was on target twice for an Eintracht team that swept aside top-four rivals Leipzig, with the Eagles' hold on third spot strengthened as a result.
Patrik Schick bagged a sensational four-goal haul as Xabi Alonso's men blew Freiburg away at the BayArena in the teams' last meeting.
The Black Forest side were dreaming of the UEFA Champions League from fourth place after Max Rosenfelder scored the winning goal against the ten-man Wolves.
The Werkself stayed alive in the race for the title for at least one more weekend when Patrik Schick and Emiliano Buendía netted in last weekend's win against Augsburg.
Kiel defied their lowly position by turning on the style to dismantle an Augsburg side that failed to see this coming when the teams last met.
Jess Thorup's side couldn't make inroads against the defending Bundesliga champions, who kept their distant title hopes alive with this win.
Japan forward Shūto Machino scored a double as Kiel gave their survival hopes a big shot in the arm last weekend.
BVB were in scintillating form as they ended a sequence of four games without victory to put Wolfsburg to the sword back on Matchday 15.
BVB made in four wins in their last five unbeaten games in the Bundesliga and had Waldemar Anton's goal deep into injury time to thank for their latest success.
The Wolves' run without a win reached seven games as Maxi Arnold's first-half red card scuppered home hopes against Freiburg.
Johannes Eggestein netted the match winner in the 21st minute as Pauli collected their fourth Bundesliga victory of the campaign on Matchday 15.
The Boys in Brown picked up one more important point in the battle for Bundesliga survival at the Weserstadion last week.
VfB endured a third successive game without a victory as home fans were left shocked by a late Heidenheim winner at the MHPArena.
Marco Grüll punished Union with an early double that the capital club never fully recovered from back on Matchday 15.
Steffen Baumgart's side extended their unbeaten run in the Bundesliga to seven games, with Benedict Hollerbach on target for the Irons in Bochum.
An interesting tussle ended scoreless as Bremen were forced to settle for a point against a Pauli side fighting for Bundesliga survival.
Alassane Pléa continued his good scoring run with the winner in a closely-fought contest between these teams in Sinsheim.
The Foals were involved in a highly-entertaining battle of their own last weekend, as Gerardo Seoane's team were left stunned in Kiel.