Top class football is set to return to TV screens on May 16 as the German Bundesliga restarts behind-closed-doors amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Germany's top flight football season will return under strict health and safety rules and with no fans attending games.
The Ruhr Valley derby between fierce rivals Borussia Dortmund and Schalke is the big fixture to watch out for when action resumes on May 16.
The league has been on hold since mid-March because of the coronavirus outbreak, which has brought football to a standstill around the world.
Professional teams in Germany have been training since mid-April, divided into small groups and under strict conditions, including extensive Covid-19 testing of all players and coaching staff.
Around 300 people, including players, staff and officials, will be in or around the stadiums during matchdays.
Nine rounds of matches are left to be played.
How can you watch the matches ?
BT Sport hold the rights to games in the UK and Ireland and will be showing fixtures across its range of channels.
BT normally broadcasts four fixtures per week, although reports have indicated they will look to increase that number, with football fans in the UK currently starved of live action.
ROUND 26 FIXTURES
Saturday May 16
Augsburg v Wolfsburg
Borussia Dortmund v Schalke
Eintracht Frankfurt v Borussia Monchengladbach
Fortuna Dusseldorf v Paderborn
Hoffenheim v Hertha Berlin
RB Leipzig v Freiburg
Sunday May 17
Cologne v Mainz
Union Berlin v Bayern Munich
Monday May 18
Werder Bremen v Bayer Leverkusen
