German Bundesliga Table and Statistics

UpdatedTuesday, February 21, 2017

The German Bundesliga is the elite football league in Germany. The Bundesliga was started 54 years ago by the German football federation in 1963. VFB Leipzig was the first elite football club in Germany certified to participate in the Bundesliga. Bayern Munich is the all time winners of the Bundesliga with 26 trophies in cabinet.Bundesliga Table

The club that tops the league table after the season is the winner of the league and awarded with a silver trophy. The top 3 clubs on the Bundesliga table gets automatic qualification to the UEFA champions league and the 4th place club on the table qualifies for playoffs to enter the UEFA champions league. The 5 and 6th placed clubs qualifies for the UEFA Europa league. The 17 and 18th placed clubs are automatically relegated to the Bundesliga 2. The 16 placed club will engage in a round robin playoff with a Bundesliga 2 club and whoever wins the game plays in the Bundesliga.

The 2016/17 German Bundesliga is matchday 21 old and half way down the finish line. RB Leipzig shockingly took the Bundesliga by storm after qualifying for the first time to play in the Bundesliga. Bayern Munich is currently leading the Bundesliga table but certainly things are not sparkling as usual in the camp of the Deutsch giants. Clubs like Wolfsburg, Bayer Leverkusen, Schalke and Borussia Dortmund are all struggling this season.Bundesliga

The ever growing and blossoming German Bundesliga is gradually enjoying tremendous stadium attendances and international TV viewership. Below is the table and statistics of the 2016/17 German Bundesliga.

Total Matches: 189 games

Total Goals Scored: 505 goals

Average Goals Scored: 2.67 goals per Game

Total Home Wins: 92 games

Total Draws: 44 games

Total Away Wins: 53 games

Bundesliga Table

  1. Bayern Munich  50 pts
  1. RB Leipzig   45 pts
  1. Dortmund    37 pts
  1. Hoffenheim   37 pts
  1. Frankfurt     35 pts
  1. Hertha Berlin    34 pts
  1. FC Koln     33 pts
  1. Bayer Leverkusen   30 pts
  1. SC Freiburg    30 pts
  1. Schalke    26 pts
  1. Borussia M’gladbach   26 pts
  1. Mainz 04     25 pts
  1. Augsburg     24 pts
  1. Wolfsburg     22 pts
  1. Hamburg      20 pts
  1. Weeder Bremen    19 pts
  1. FC Ingolstadt     18 pts
  1. Darmstadt      12 pts

Top Scorers

  1. Pierre Aubameyang (Dortmund) – 17 goals
  1. Anthony Modeste (Koln) – 17 goals
  1. Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) – 16 goals
  1. Timo Werner (Leipzig) – 11 goals
  1. Chicharito Hernandez (Bayer Leverkusen) – 10 goals
  1. Sandro Wagner (Hoffenheim) – 10 goals

Assists

  1. Emil Forsberg (Leipzig) – 9 assists and 6 goals.
  1. Ousmane Dembele (Dortmund) – 8 assists and 5 goals.
  1. Franck Ribery (Bayern Munich) – 7 assists and 2 goals
  1. Nicolai Muller (Hamburg) – 7 Assists and 4 goals
  1. Yunus Malli (Wolfsburg) – 7 Assists and 6 goals

Best Defence

  1. Bayern Munich – 13 Goals Conceded.
  1. FC Koln – 19 Goals Conceded.
  1. Frankfurt – 20 Goals Conceded.
  1. Hoffenheim – 21 Goals Conceded.
  1. RB Leipzig – 21 Goals Conceded.

Worst Defence

  1. Werder Bremen – 42 Goals Conceded.
  1. Darmstadt – 41 Goals Conceded.
  1. Mainz – 37 Goals Conceded.
  1. Hamburg – 37 Goals Conceded
  1. SC Freiburg – 36 Goals Conceded.

Referees With Most Yellow Cards.

  1. Felix Brych – 56 Yellow Cards
  1. Wolfgang Stark – 52 Yellow Cards
  1. Felix Zwayer – 45 Yellow Cards
  1. Guido Winkmann – 44 Yellow Cards
  1. Tobias Stieler – 43 Yellow Cards.