Every match for the remainder of the Bundesliga season will be broadcast live on BT Sport.
The German league is the first major football competition to resume following the coronavirus crisis.
And Jadon Sancho's Borussia Dortmund will be thrust straight into a Revierderby against Schalke on Saturday afternoon.
League leaders Bayern Munich will take on Union Berlin on Sunday while Werder Bremen v Bayer Leverkusen will round off the weekend's action on Monday evening.
Simon Green, head of BT Sport, said: "It is great news for BT Sport customers that this weekend our customers will be able to watch live football.
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"With the Bundesliga set to return on Saturday, we’re looking forward to bringing customers nine live football matches, including six live matches on Saturday afternoon, plus highlights, feature programmes and analysis."
Bayern currently top the table with nine games remaining and enjoy a four-point lead over Dortmund with RB Leipzig a further point behind.
Bundesliga sides were sent into mandatory seven-day isolation on Monday after testing for the virus in order to reduce the risk of infection before playing in empty stadiums with only a handful of staff and officials, to help prevent the spread of the virus.
Several clubs, including champions Bayern, Dortmund and VfL Wolfsburg, have picked hotels in their cities to cut travel times to training locations and airports for the weekend matches.
| Match |
Date/time |
Channel |
| Borussia Dortmund v Schalke | May 16, 2pm | BT Sport 1 |
| RB Leipzig v Freiburg | May 16, 2pm | BT Sport 2 |
| Hoffenheim v Hertha Berlin | May 16, 2pm | BT Sport 3 |
| Augsburg v Wolfsburg | May 16, 2.30pm | BT Sport Extra 1 |
| Fortuna Dusseldorf v Paderborn | May 16, 2.30pm | BT Sport Extra 2 |
| Eintracht Frankfurt v Borussia Monchengladbach | May 16, 4.45pm | BT Sport Extra 3 |
| Cologne v Mainz | May 17, 2.15pm | BT Sport 1 |
| Union Berlin v Bayern Munich | May 17, 4.45pm | BT Sport 1 |
| Werder Bremen v Bayer Leverkusen | May 18, 7.15pm | BT Sport 1 |
Others like Schalke 04, who face Dortmund in the Ruhr valley derby, and Borussia Moenchengladbach are using hotels at their stadiums.
Bayer Leverkusen and Union Berlin have moved to more isolated hotels in the countryside, as have bottom club Paderborn who will spend the week in a nearby thermal springs town.
Players and staff wore face masks as they departed for hotels where distance between tables at team lunches and dinners will become routine, as will single rooms where players will make their own beds to reduce unnecessary contact with other people.
