- Reus leaves Dortmund after 12 years
- Scored in 4-0 win on final day
- Special banner put together in Yellow Wall
GettyThe beer's on me! Marco Reus buys every Borussia Dortmund fan a pint as players throw club into the air after final Bundesliga game ahead of summer exit
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✅ Carries USA Network, guaranteeing access to the 30+ highest-profile English-language marquee matches per season (including Der Klassiker).
✅ Carries Telemundo and Universo alongside USA Network and CNBC, giving you access to the biggest matches across both English and Spanish broadcasts.
✅ Allows you to effortlessly record the live weekend matches airing on traditional television to watch later on your own schedule.
Monthly from$79.99
Spanish Coverage
Peacock
✅ While the English rights are split between two platforms, Peacock streams all 300+ Bundesliga matches live and on-demand with authentic Spanish commentary.
✅ Provides a single, unified digital hub for bilingual fans who want guaranteed access to every single game on the schedule without switching platforms.
✅ Your subscription also includes NBC's massive slate of English Premier League matches, allowing you to stream two of Europe's top leagues in the same app.
Monthly from$7.99
Free Streaming
Fandango
✅ Serves as the primary English-language platform for the US market, streaming over 270 live Bundesliga matches throughout the season.
✅ For the first time in years, the vast majority of the schedule is completely free to access without requiring a monthly sports subscription.
✅ Easily accessible across smart TVs and mobile devices without needing a cable-authenticated login, operating similarly to other FAST (free ad-supported streaming) services.
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GettyTHE BIGGER PICTURE
In a league dominated for so long by Bayern Munich, Reus represents a rare breed in the world of modern football. His loyalty to Dortmund makes his farewell even more emotional and ensures he will be remembered for many years as a club legend.
In fact, Reus paid for a beer for every single supporter who showed up at Signal Iduna Park, as a farewell gesture.
getty imagesWHAT NEXT FOR REUS?
While the veteran midfielder is set to become a free agent at the end of the season, he has one more bit of business to attend to with his beloved club. Dortmund head to Wembley for the Champions League final on 1 June where they will take on Champions League royalty Real Madrid.
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