The 2nd Bundesliga consists of 18 teams that compete for promotion to the Bundesliga every year. At the end of the season, the top two teams are automatically promoted to the Bundesliga, while the third-placed team plays in relegation matches against the 16th-placed team in the Bundesliga for another promotion place.

The clubs in the 2nd Bundesliga vary from season to season, as promotion and relegation take place. They can be clubs that have previously played in the Bundesliga and are aiming for promotion again. As well as smaller clubs that want to qualify for higher goals.

Ticket information for the 18 clubs of the 2024/25 2. Bundesliga season

Here you can find the 18 teams competing in the current 2. Bundesliga season 2024/2025. Select your club to get comprehensive ticket details such as advance booking offices, travel information, stadium information, ticket prices and more.

Which secondary market provider offers the cheapest tickets for the 2. Bundesliga?

You will find the cheapest ticket for the 2. Bundesliga today with Viagogo. The lowest ticket price there is currently €5.

Provider Ticket price
Viagogo from €5
Stubhub from €18
Ticketbande from €21
Livefootballtickets from €66
StubHub from €70
Footballticketnet from €70
SportsEvents365 from €81
OfficialVIP from €298

Here is an overview of the next 10 2. Bundesliga matches

The 2. Bundesliga is home to both traditional clubs with a large fan base and clubs that have become well-known in recent years due to their sporting success. Some well-known clubs are Hamburger SV, 1. FC Nürnberg, VfL Bochum, Fortuna Düsseldorf and 1. FC Köln.

The league follows a similar playing system to the Bundesliga. The season consists of 34 match days in which each team plays every other team twice – once at home and once away. At the end of the season, points are counted and the top two teams are directly promoted.

The 2. Bundesliga attracts many football fans and the stadiums can offer a passionate atmosphere. Although attendances can vary from club to club, there are often enthusiastic fans who support their teams and provide an atmospheric backdrop.

The matches are broadcast on German television. The exact broadcasting rights can change from year to year, but there are usually regular live matches on free TV as well as on pay-TV channels or streaming services.

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