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When Bayern Munich Play Next

Bayern Munich head into a busy run of fixtures spanning three competitions this autumn. The Bavarian giants travel to FC Augsburg on Saturday 10 October before a Champions League League Phase trip to Viking FK on Tuesday 13 October. A home Bundesliga meeting with RB Leipzig follows on Saturday 17 October, then Bayern Munich host Arsenal in the Champions League on Wednesday 21 October. The month closes with a league trip to SC Freiburg on 25 October and a DFB-Pokal second-round tie against 1. FC Magdeburg at home on 28 October.

November opens with the Bundesliga's biggest fixture, as Bayern Munich host Borussia Dortmund on Saturday 31 October, before a Champions League trip to Atlético Madrid on 3 November. Domestic away days at Mainz on 7 November and a home game against FC Cologne on 20 November round out the period covered here, giving supporters plenty of choice between European nights and Saturday afternoons at home.

Where Bayern Munich Play at Home

Bayern Munich's home fixtures are played at the Allianz Arena in München, a 75,024-capacity stadium that hosts every Bundesliga, Champions League and DFB-Pokal match on the club's home calendar. The ground sits alongside the Bundesliga's biggest attendances, and fans travelling for a home fixture can expect a full house for marquee occasions such as the visit of RB Leipzig, the Champions League tie with Arsenal, and the derby-style clash with Borussia Dortmund on the final weekend of October.

Away supporters following Bayern Munich this autumn will see a contrasting set of grounds, from FC Augsburg's WWK Arena and SC Freiburg's Europa-Park Stadion in the Bundesliga to Viking FK's Viking Stadion and Atlético Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Europe.

Bayern Munich in the Champions League

Bayern Munich's Champions League League Phase campaign takes in fixtures against Viking FK away, Arsenal at home, and Atlético Madrid away, with the Spanish side hosted at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano rather than their usual ground. These matches sit alongside the club's Bundesliga programme and a DFB-Pokal second-round assignment against 1. FC Magdeburg, giving supporters a genuine mix of European and domestic occasions to plan around this autumn.

As one of European football's most decorated clubs, Bayern Munich's Champions League nights at the Allianz Arena are consistently among the best-attended and most sought-after fixtures on the club's calendar, and the visit of Arsenal on 21 October is likely to be no exception.

Choosing the Right Match and Seats

Demand varies significantly between fixtures. A midweek away trip to Viking FK carries a different profile to a Saturday evening meeting with Borussia Dortmund at the Allianz Arena, so it is worth deciding early whether the priority is a big European night, a domestic away day, or the standout Bundesliga fixture against Dortmund.

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Frequently Asked Questions Fans Have

Supporters weighing up a trip to see Bayern Munich in Bundesliga, Champions League or DFB-Pokal action tend to ask similar questions about the venue, the opposition and how the fixtures line up across competitions. The answers below cover the essentials: where the club plays, who they face next, and how the domestic and European calendars fit together over the coming weeks.