DFB Cup Round of 16: 16 Teams, One Draw on Sunday

TVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents DFB Cup Round of 16: 16 Teams, One Draw on Sunday.

On Sunday from 7:15 p.m., it will be decided who will face whom in the DFB Cup round of 16. A total of 16 teams are taking part in the draw: ten Bundesliga teams and six teams from the second division. The draw will be covered live in the live ticker.

For you as a football fan, this mainly means the round-of-16 pairings are set for a manageable date and time on Sunday evening. You do not have to stand in front of the draw machine yourself – all you need is the live ticker to find out which teams will face each other.

16 Teams From Two Divisions – What to Expect From the Draw

The starting point

The DFB Cup round of 16 is not made up of teams from a single division. 10 Bundesliga teams and 6 teams from the 2. Liga are involved in the draw. The participating clubs are therefore spread across two different divisions.

The round-of-16 pairings will only emerge from the draw itself. Until then, the 16 clubs are confirmed, while the specific combinations of Bundesliga and 2. Liga teams remain open. That is precisely where the tension lies on Sunday evening.

The Draw Begins Sunday at 7:15 p.m.

The starting time

It all begins on Sunday from 7:15 p.m.. The draw will be covered in the live ticker, allowing you to read the individual results as they come in.

This makes Sunday evening a clear appointment for everyone who wants to find out which teams will reach the round of 16. The live ticker brings the draw together in one place and shows which teams face each other directly.

The Bundesliga and 2. Liga Supply the Round-of-16 Field

The distribution across divisions

A look at the figures highlights the field's distinctive feature: 10 of the 16 participating teams come from the Bundesliga. The remaining 6 teams play in the 2. Liga.

This means clubs from different divisions could face each other in the draw. Anyone who does not watch the draw live can read about the pairings afterward in the live ticker. That way, you can still stay up to date if you miss the start of the draw.

Live Instead of in Front of the Draw Machine: What the Live Ticker's Got to Offer

Your direct route to the pairings

The live ticker is the central medium for this draw. It covers the draw from 7:15 p.m. and makes the emerging round-of-16 pairings visible. You do not need to search the web or compare different broadcasts.

The most important facts ahead of Sunday are therefore simple: 16 teams are involved, the draw begins at 7:15 p.m., and the live ticker shows the pairings live. You can find all the detailed information in the live draw for the DFB Cup round of 16.