Bayern Munich are champions again.

A 4–2 win over Stuttgart seals their 35th Bundesliga title but the story goes beyond the result. Vincent Kompany’s side have dominated from start to finish, breaking records, overwhelming opponents, and setting the pace from Matchday 1.

In this episode, Jan and Markus Fjørtoft break down the key moments that defined Bayern’s season, from statement wins to title-deciding performances, and what makes this team different.

We also look at the numbers behind their dominance, the return of their now-famous cockatoo celebration ritual, and what comes next with the Champions League and DFB-Pokal still in play.

Plus, a full Bundesliga round-up:
Dortmund slip again, Leipzig strengthen their top-four push, Leverkusen’s frustrating defeat, and a historic moment for Union Berlin.

Bayern Munich are through to the Champions League semi-finals after a dramatic 4-3 win over Real Madrid. Markus Fjørtoft and Jan Åge Fjørtoft react to one of the most spectacular games of the season.

Bayern Munich continue their relentless goalscoring form with a 5-0 win over St. Pauli, just days after beating Real Madrid in the Champions League. They're now record goalscorers in a Bundesliga season, and still got 5 games to go!

At Union Berlin, Marie-Louise Eta steps in as interim head coach following a difficult run of results. We break down her background, her pathway through the German system, and why her appointment reflects a long-term integration into the men’s game.

We also discuss fan reactions at Borussia Dortmund and Borussia Mönchengladbach, where Nico Schlotterbeck was booed despite extending his contract, and Rocco Reitz faced protests over his move to RB Leipzig. What does this reveal about trust between fans, players, and clubs?

Finally, we examine the battle between Germany and Spain for a fifth Champions League spot, and why the current European ties could have a major impact on the Bundesliga next season.

Follow Keven Bader on X (@keven_bader) for all the latest Bundesliga insights and news.

Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:37 Welcoming Keven Bader on the show!02:29 Who is Union Berlin's New Head Coach?09:05 Bayern become HISTORIC! How did they do it?11:40 Remember when we were worried about Bayern's squad depth...13:00 Who is Bayern's latest debutant?15:33 Schlotterbeck and Reitz booed! WHY?20:12 Schlotterbeck's NEW CLAUSE21:29 Rest of the Round Summary26:20 Bundesliga vs. La Liga: Fight for the extra CL spot EXPLAINED29:35 Bayern vs. Real Predictions

Bayern win 2-1 away to Real Madrid and take a big step towards the Champions League semi-finals. Are they favourites in the competition? And what's really stopping Manuel Neuer from joining the German National Team this World Cup? Pluss, Michael Olise's impressive performance, and Jan and Markus debate how good Joshua Kimmich actually is!

Timestamps

0:00 Intro

0:43 Bayern win 2-1: Immediate Reactions!

02:43 Bayern break the Real Madrid spell

05:53 Kimmich: Overrated or Underrated

08:49 Jan's Neuer Rant!

11:49 Neuer needed this performance!

13:57 Will Bayern regret their wastefulness?

16:35 How will Bayern approach the return in Munich?

19:38 Bayern's ONE BIG worry: Musiala

Germany’s preparation for the World Cup continued with matches against Switzerland and Ghana, offering two different types of tests.

In this episode, we assess what these games told us about Julian Nagelsmann’s team, where the structure is working, and where questions remain.

We look at the balance of the midfield, the ongoing lack of a clear No.9, and whether Germany have solved their defensive issues or simply masked them.

A major focus is placed on Florian Wirtz, who continues to emerge as the central figure in Germany’s attacking play. We discuss how Germany can maximise his strengths, and how a club like Liverpool would need to build around him to get the best out of his profile.

And what were those Nagelsmann comments on Undav about? Arrogance? Lack of communication strategy? We break it down!

Dortmund have made a decisive structural change, ending their relationship with Sebastian Kehl by "mutual agreement" and bringing in Ole Book from Elversberg. This was not driven by results but by internal leadership tensions, particularly with Lars Ricken, and reflects a broader reset in how the club approaches recruitment and decision-making.

At Köln, the dismissal of Lukas Kwasniok highlights a different issue. The decision had effectively already been made before the 3–3 derby against Borussia Mönchengladbach, with the result acting only as a trigger. It raises ongoing questions about instability and long-term planning at the club.

On the pitch, Bayern continue their dominant run with a 4–0 win over Union Berlin, moving closer to the Bundesliga goals record. Serge Gnabry’s resurgence under Vincent Kompany is a key theme.

Elsewhere, Stuttgart strengthen their Champions League push with a certain Deniz Undav scoring in his sixth consecutive game, Dortmund stage a comeback against Hamburg , and Leverkusen once again fail to hold control despite strong phases. Frankfurt’s decision to leave Mario Götze out of the squad adds another layer of intrigue.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

0:38 Catch-Up: Jan at the League Cup Final

05:45 Why did Kehl leave Dortmund?

09:49 Who is Dortmund's New Sporting Director?

15:19 Kwasniok Fired by Köln

19:54 Gnabry's Resurgence

21:53 Bayern Chasing Historic Record

25:58 Eintracht lose to Mainz! Götze Dropped!

30:00 Rest of the Round

Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen both face decisive Champions League second legs this week against Atalanta and Arsenal.

Bayern arrive after a dominant first-leg performance but face a major issue ahead of the return match, with all THREE senior goalkeepers potentially unavailable due to injury. Pluss, option 4 is also injured!

Leverkusen, meanwhile, have delivered strong performances recently against both Arsenal and Bayern, yet have struggled to turn those displays into victories. Coach Kasper Hjulmand has pointed to improvements in structure and intensity but acknowledged that the team must become more efficient in front of goal.

Jan Åge Fjørtoft and Markus Fjørtoft preview both ties, reflect on the VAR controversy in the recent Leverkusen vs Bayern match, and discuss what Leverkusen needs to do to reach the Champions League quarterfinals.

In Bayer Leverkusen vs Bayern Munich, VAR was at the centre of it all. From red cards and dives to disallowed goals, Bayern's frustrations were... significant. Former Germany international Didi Hamann strongly criticised the system, arguing that VAR has taken away the emotional moments that define the game. Markus and Jan discuss, and why Bayern are OUTRAGED.

Stuttgart’s win over RB Leipzig means Deniz Undav continued his scoring run. So why exactly will he not be starting for Germany? Dortmund’s tactical shift under Niko Kovač meant Guirassy was benched, RB Leipzig’s signing of Rocco Reitz from Borussia Mönchengladbach has attracted headlines, and the debate around Julian Brandt potentially returning to Bayer Leverkusen has split Carro and Rolfes. Also, there was a pigeon at the Bremen game Jan can't get enough of.

Timestamps0:00 Intro02:04 VAR Drama Explained05:41 Emotionless Football?07:30 The Most Controversial Decision!10:00 Hoeneß blasts referees!12:00 Leverkusen are Improving14:04 Undav Scores AGAIN!17:03 Relegation Drama: Summary20:30 Bremen Stopped by a ... Bird?!23:38 Urs Fisher and Mainz: Perfect Match!24:26 Are Eintracht Reformed under Riera?27:40 Dortmund Deserve Respect29:00 Leverkusen Say NO to Brandt30:30 Dzeko gets a RED!31:22 RB Leipzig Sign Rocco Reitz