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Chapter 11 — Facts

Statistics

All seasons from 1963/64 to today

The statistics section contains the complete season statistics of all Bundesliga seasons since 1963/64 — final tables, first and second half tables, home and away tables, goals and cards.

Note: The detailed statistics (57 seasons × 7 tables per season) will be added in a separate update. Below you will find the champion, runner-up and top scorer overviews for all 62 seasons.

1963–1972: First Decade
SeasonChampionRunner-upTop ScorerGoals
1963/641. FC KölnMeidericher SVUwe Seeler (HSV)30
1964/65Werder Bremen1. FC KölnRudolf Brunnenmeier (1860)24
1965/66TSV 1860 MünchenBorussia DortmundLothar Emmerich (BVB)31
1966/67Eintracht BraunschweigTSV 1860 MünchenGerd Müller (Bayern) / Lothar Emmerich (BVB)28
1967/681. FC NürnbergWerder BremenJohannes Löhr (Köln)27
1968/69Bayern MünchenAlemannia AachenGerd Müller (Bayern)30
1969/70Bor. MönchengladbachBayern MünchenGerd Müller (Bayern)38
1970/71Bor. MönchengladbachBayern MünchenLothar Kobluhn (RWO)24
1971/72Bayern MünchenFC Schalke 04Gerd Müller (Bayern)40
1972/73Bayern München1. FC KölnGerd Müller (Bayern)36
1973–1982: Second Decade
SeasonChampionRunner-upTop ScorerGoals
1973/74Bayern MünchenBor. MönchengladbachGerd Müller (Bayern) / Jupp Heynckes (Gladbach)30
1974/75Bor. MönchengladbachHertha BSCJupp Heynckes (Gladbach)27
1975/76Bor. MönchengladbachHamburger SVKlaus Fischer (Schalke)29
1976/77Bor. MönchengladbachFC Schalke 04Dieter Müller (Köln)34
1977/781. FC KölnBor. MönchengladbachDieter Müller (Köln) / Gerd Müller (Bayern)24
1978/79Hamburger SVVfB StuttgartKlaus Allofs (Düsseldorf)22
1979/80Bayern MünchenHamburger SVKarl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern)26
1980/81Bayern MünchenHamburger SVKarl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern)29
1981/82Hamburger SV1. FC KölnHorst Hrubesch (HSV)27
1982/83Hamburger SVWerder BremenRudi Völler (Bremen)23
1983–1992: Third Decade
SeasonChampionRunner-upTop ScorerGoals
1983/84VfB StuttgartHamburger SVKarl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern)26
1984/85Bayern MünchenWerder BremenKlaus Allofs (Köln)26
1985/86Bayern MünchenWerder BremenStefan Kuntz (Bochum)22
1986/87Bayern MünchenHamburger SVUwe Rahn (Gladbach)24
1987/88Werder BremenBayern MünchenJürgen Klinsmann (Stuttgart)19
1988/89Bayern München1. FC KölnThomas Allofs (Köln) / Roland Wohlfarth (Bayern)17
1989/90Bayern München1. FC KölnJörn Andersen (Frankfurt)18
1990/911. FC KaiserslauternBayern MünchenRoland Wohlfarth (Bayern)21
1991/92VfB StuttgartBorussia DortmundFritz Walter (Stuttgart)22
1992/93Werder BremenBayern MünchenUlf Kirsten (Leverkusen) / Anthony Yeboah (Frankfurt)20
1993–2002: Fourth Decade
SeasonChampionRunner-upTop ScorerGoals
1993/94Bayern München1. FC KaiserslauternStefan Kuntz (KL) / Anthony Yeboah (FFM)18
1994/95Borussia DortmundWerder BremenMario Basler (Bremen) / Heiko Herrlich (Gladbach)20
1995/96Borussia DortmundBayern MünchenFredi Bobic (Stuttgart)17
1996/97Bayern MünchenBayer LeverkusenUlf Kirsten (Leverkusen)22
1997/981. FC KaiserslauternBayern MünchenUlf Kirsten (Leverkusen)22
1998/99Bayern MünchenBayer LeverkusenMichael Preetz (Hertha)23
1999/00Bayern MünchenBayer LeverkusenMartin Max (1860)19
2000/01Bayern MünchenFC Schalke 04Ebbe Sand (Schalke)22
2001/02Borussia DortmundBayer LeverkusenMarcio Amoroso (BVB) / Martin Max (1860)18
2002/03Bayern MünchenVfB StuttgartGiovane Elber (Bayern) / Thomas Christiansen (Bochum)21
2003–2012: Fifth Decade
SeasonChampionRunner-upTop ScorerGoals
2003/04Werder BremenBayern MünchenAilton (Bremen)28
2004/05Bayern MünchenFC Schalke 04Marek Mintál (Nürnberg)24
2005/06Bayern MünchenWerder BremenMiroslav Klose (Bremen)25
2006/07VfB StuttgartFC Schalke 04Theofanis Gekas (Bochum)20
2007/08Bayern MünchenWerder BremenLuca Toni (Bayern)24
2008/09VfL WolfsburgBayern MünchenGrafite (Wolfsburg)28
2009/10Bayern MünchenFC Schalke 04Edin Džeko (Wolfsburg)22
2010/11Borussia DortmundBayer LeverkusenMario Gómez (Bayern)28
2011/12Borussia DortmundBayern MünchenKlaas-Jan Huntelaar (Schalke)29
2012/13Bayern MünchenBorussia DortmundStefan Kießling (Leverkusen)25
2013–heute: Sixth & Seventh Decade
SeasonChampionRunner-upTop ScorerGoals
2013/14Bayern MünchenBorussia DortmundRobert Lewandowski (BVB)20
2014/15Bayern MünchenVfL WolfsburgAlexander Meier (Frankfurt)19
2015/16Bayern MünchenBorussia DortmundRobert Lewandowski (Bayern)30
2016/17Bayern MünchenRB LeipzigPierre-Emerick Aubameyang (BVB)31
2017/18Bayern MünchenFC Schalke 04Robert Lewandowski (Bayern)29
2018/19Bayern MünchenBorussia DortmundRobert Lewandowski (Bayern)22
2019–2025: Seventh Decade
SeasonChampionRunner-upTop ScorerGoals
2019/20Bayern MünchenBorussia DortmundRobert Lewandowski (Bayern)34
2020/21Bayern MünchenRB LeipzigRobert Lewandowski (Bayern)41
2021/22Bayern MünchenBorussia DortmundRobert Lewandowski (Bayern)35
2022/23Bayern MünchenBorussia DortmundNiclas Füllkrug (Bremen)16
2023/24Bayer LeverkusenVfB StuttgartHarry Kane (Bayern)36
2024/25Bayern MünchenBayer LeverkusenOmar Marmoush (Frankfurt/ManCity)20
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Detailed Statistics

Season Statistics 1963–2020

Final tables, first/second half, home/away, 1st/2nd half of matches, goals & cards — 57 seasons, 338 tables

Frequently Asked Questions

What time period do the statistics cover?
The statistics span 57 seasons from 1963/64 to 2019/20, with 338 detailed tables including final standings, first/second half tables, home/away splits, goals, and cards.
Who is the all-time Bundesliga top scorer?
Gerd Müller holds the all-time record with 365 Bundesliga goals. Robert Lewandowski is second with 312 goals.