FC St. Pauli against FSV Mainz 05 now live on TV and stream: The Bundesliga is on here

On the 6th matchday of the Bundesliga there will be a duel between FC St. Pauli and FSV Mainz 05. Here’s how to watch the party live on TV and stream.

Hamburg – The game on matchday 6 of the Bundesliga between FC St. Pauli and FSV Mainz 05 will take place on Saturday, October 5, 2024, in Hamburg. Kick-off is at 6:30 p.m. We’ll tell you how you can watch the party live on TV and live stream.

FC St. Pauli vs. FSV Mainz 05: Bundesliga live on free TV?

• The game on the 6th matchday of the Bundesliga between FC St. Pauli and FSV Mainz 05 won’t Broadcast live and in full length on free TV.

FC St. Pauli versus FSV Mainz 05: Bundesliga live on pay TV on Sky

• The party FC St. Pauli against FSV Mainz 05 is from the pay TV channel Sky broadcast live on TV.
• The countdown to the game in Hamburg begins on Saturday, October 5, 2024um 6 p.m. on Sky Sport with the previews.
• Uh 6:30 p.m sounds the Kick-off.
• About the match live You need to be able to look Heaven

FC St. Pauli vs FSV Mainz 05: Bundesliga in the live stream from Sky Go

• If you have a Sky pay TV subscription, you can also watch the game on Live stream at Sky Go track. The app is available to download for Apple and Android devices in the respective store.
• WOW TV, formerly Sky Ticket, will broadcast the game FC St. Pauli against FSV Mainz 05 Also in Live stream. However, you also need a subscription for this.

FC St. Pauli vs FSV Mainz 05: Who will win?

Matchday 6 is coming up in the Bundesliga and there will be a duel between FC St. Pauli and FSV Mainz 05. The hosts started the new season weakly, but were able to celebrate their first win on the last matchday. Hamburg won 3-0 at SC Freiburg and caused a big surprise.

Head coach Alexander Blessin and his team now want to improve in the home game against FSV Mainz 05 and also get their first three points at the Millerntor. But it won’t be easy, because the Rheinhessen have already shown strong performances in the current season, but these have alternated with rather weak performances.

On the last matchday, Mainz were favorites against 1. FC Heidenheim, but after a yellow-red card, the 05ers had to play outnumbered early on. In the end there was a bitter 0-2 defeat. The absence of playmaker Nadiem Amiri was clearly noticeable, but the former national player is eligible to play again against FC St. Pauli. (smr)