"Going into this weekend's 34th and final set of fixtures, Wolfsburg, Heidenheim and St Pauli are all locked on 26 points at the foot of the table. To remind you of the format in Germany, the bottom two sides will be relegated, with the third-bottom finisher dropping into a two-legged promotion/relegation playoff against the third-place finishers in Bundesliga 2. The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week."
"As things stand, Heidenheim and St Pauli will start the final day in the bottom two, with Wolfsburg out of the automatic relegation spots on goal difference. And as if that set-up wasn't mouthwatering enough, the final day fixtures see St Pauli host Wolfsburg in a blockbuster six-pointer, while Heidenheim are at home to midtable Mainz."
"St Pauli fans are preparing for a nervy final day It's that time of the year when everything from title races to relegation battles are being settled across Europe."
Bayern Munich secured a 35th Bundesliga title and enters the final matchday with a 16-point lead over Borussia Dortmund. Attention shifts to the relegation zone, where Wolfsburg, Heidenheim, and St Pauli are all on 26 points. Germany’s format sends the bottom two teams to relegation, while the third-bottom team plays a two-legged promotion/relegation playoff against a Bundesliga 2 side. Heidenheim and St Pauli currently occupy the bottom two, with Wolfsburg just outside the automatic spots on goal difference. St Pauli host Wolfsburg in a direct six-point match, while Heidenheim play midtable Mainz at home. Goal difference remains tightly contested among the three teams.
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