The Bundesliga relegation has now a fixed place in the annual football calendar. If after the season there is still one more time the tenth league spot in the Bundesliga and the third league spot in the 2. Bundesliga to play for, then there is always tension.

Many football fans don't only fear relegation from the Premiere League. With the 2021/22 season starting, a new rights period begins for relegation games. For the Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga, these games will be broadcast on Sky and Sat.1, respectively.

The Bundesliga has given Hamburg SV the great chance to finally make the ascent after several years. However, with Hertha BSC there is no easy opponent.

The exciting part of the relegation playoffs between League 2 and League 3 will be the battle between Dynamo Dresden and 1. FC Kaiserslautern. It would be a very hard setback for Dynamo Dresden to have to go down after one year in 2. Liga, so they are going to do everything possible to stay in the division. 1. FC Kaiserslautern is looking forward to finally writing positive headlines after many years of crisis.

This is a list of the relegation playoffs for the season 2021/22.

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Dresden The Berlin derby between Hertha BSC and Hamburger SV will take place on 19. Mai 2022 at 20.30 in the Olympiastadion, while Kaiserslautern will clash with SG Dynamo Dresden on 20. Mai 2022 at 20.30 in the Fritz-Walter-Stadion in Dresden.

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The Hamburger SV and Hertha BSC will play each other on 23 May at 20:30 in the Hamburg Volksparkstadion, while SG Dynamo Dresden take on 1. FC Kaiserslautern at Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion on 24 May at 20:30.

The four relegation matches will be televised both on Free-TV on SAT.1 and also in Pay-TV with Sky being the provider of the rights for the season 2021/22. Sky will transmit all four games both traditionally television and also streaming over Sky Ticket and Sky Go.

The Bundesliga package also includes all other live transmissions from the 1st and 2nd leagues. In the case of the 1st league, these are all games on Saturday both as individual transmissions and in conference. Fans of the 2nd league can even watch all season long's games live on Fridays as well as Sundays. All Freitags- and Sonntagsspiele of the highest professional league can be watched with DAZN's Bundesliga offer.

Thus, you can order the Sky Ticket SuperSport eithermonthly or fixed-term subscription. The higher flexibility brings along with it a higher price, however. The monthly subscription costs 29.99 Euros.

After the 12-month period has passed, the supersport ticket will then become a monthly renewable ticket, with the price rising to 29.99 euros. This happens usually after Sky announces this to its customers; most times, they're offered a better deal again through a re-issue of a discounted offer.

After the successful race a few weeks ago, the HSV struggled back and secured third place with five victories in a row. With this wind at their back, they should finally make an ascent.

With Lars Windhorst's backing, a top-tier team ought to have been built in Berlin this year. Instead, there was yet another dose of crisis football. With relegation now the last chance to salvage the season,

If this does not result in a win, the club must resign itself to relegation after one year in the 2nd division.

After the season ended, it seemed to the team that they were running out of breath. After losing the last three games, the club dismissed coach Marco Antwerpen and hired Dirk Schuster to take over. This is going to be a difficult task, as winning through the relegation playoffs is not likely to be easy.

In the last relegation match, the Stuttgarter Kickers and FC. St. Pauli faced each other. Although FC. St. Pauli ended up winning in the third decision match, they were eventually relegated because of it.

Since 2009 there have been both 1st and 2nd division relegation matches as well as 2nd and 3rd division relegation matches. Decisions are not made in these games however. If at the end of the second game there is no winner, a shoot out will be used to decide the winner.

This group of lower league teams were successful nine times in the same period, while the teams from the 2nd division only succeeded four times.