Due to the FIFA reform schedule adjustment, Bayern will bid farewell to home games during the Beer Festival in the future

Hupu September 25th, Bayern Munich's match against Bremen on Friday night local time will be the last home match for the Bundesliga giants during the Oktoberfest. Bayern will not be able to host home games during the Oktoberfest in the coming years due to a FIFA schedule reform. For Bayern fans, they can never go to the Oktoberfest to have a drink first and then go straight to the Allianz Stadium to watch the team's game!

The reason is that FIFA passed a reform two years ago and will continue to be effective until 2030. According to the new regulations, the Beer Festival will be fixed as national team competition day in the future. Currently, international match days are held for one week in September and October respectively; but starting next season, FIFA will merge these two windows and place them in mid-September.

Bayern has always been in good shape during the Oktoberfest, and the adjustment of the schedule may make them somewhat regretful at the competitive level. But from the perspective of organizational and overall interests, this reform has positive significance for both the club and the national team. On the one hand, national team coaches such as Nagelsmann can train the teams for a longer period of time in the future. On the other hand, the schedules of leagues such as the Bundesliga can also reduce frequent splits.

In addition, this schedule change may make the NFL far away in the United States overjoyed. According to media reports, the NFL has long planned to hold a game during the Oktoberfest, and now from next year, the Allianz Stadium will finally have a gap for them to use.