FrankfurtcTypeface:> Bayer Leverkusen will clinch a first ever Bundesliga title with three games to spare on April 27 in the top match against currently third placed VfB Stuttgart if they still lead Bayern Munich by 10 points after the game. The match is scheduled for Saturday night, after Bayern play Eintracht Frankfurt in the afternoon, according to the schedule for the final four matchdays announced on Wednesday by the German Football League (DFL). There are also several scenarios in which Leverkusen can clinch the title without playing, either if they increase their lead or Bayern cut the gap. That is because Bayern play ahead of Leverkusen every week from matchday 29 to 33, and any dropped points by Bayern in the period could make Leverkusen champions, depending the difference at the time. Leverkusen are playing on a Sunday on matchdays 29, 30, 32 and 33 due to their Europa League participation. Bayern have three Saturday kick-offs and play ahead of Leverkusen on a Sunday in the period. On the final matchday 34 on May 18 all nine matches kick off at the same time. Leverkusen are unbeaten in their 38 season games in all competitions, winning 22 of their 26 Bundesliuga matches. (dpa)
