FC Bayern Munich and Viessmann Climate Solutions set an example for sustainability with “Future Match Day”

• Top match on the FCB Campus: FC Bayern Women against Bayer 04 Leverkusen in the name of climate protection
• Joint goal: Continuous optimization of match days to reduce the CO2 footprint
• Average emissions on a match day: around 6 tons of CO2 - joint commitment to minimization
• Run-in children paint future matchday and run in with their idols 

Munich, 28.03.2025 – When the FC Bayern Munich women's soccer team takes on Bayer 04 Leverkusen on home turf on 30.03.2025, it will be about more than just points. This top match on the FC Bayern Campus is all about sustainability. FC Bayern Munich and Viessmann Climate Solutions, the club's official climate partner, are presenting the “Future Match Day” and sending out a strong signal for environmental protection.

Viessmann Climate Solutions is part of Carrier Global Corporation (NYSE: CARR), a leading global provider of intelligent climate and energy solutions.

Together, the two partners are pursuing the goal of continuously reducing the CO2 footprint of a match day, which averages 6 tons. Through various measures, the “Future Matchday” is intended to help minimize negative environmental impacts and provide positive impetus for people and the planet.

“Climate protection is one of the greatest challenges of our time. We are delighted to be working with FC Bayern Munich to send out a clear signal and raise awareness of this important issue among fans,” says Georg van der Vorst, Head of Sports Sponsorship at Viessmann Climate Solutions. “With the 'Future Match Day', we want to show that sport and sustainability can go hand in hand.”

“FC Bayern is strongly committed to sustainability, especially in the area of climate and environmental protection. We are therefore delighted to be working with our partner Viessmann to organize this 'Future Match Day',” explains Jan-Christian Dreesen, CEO of FC Bayern Munich. “We want to use our cohesion, our 'mia san mia', to sensitize as many people as possible to future-oriented behavior. Each individual can make their own contribution - and together we can bring about real change.”

Various measures are planned as part of the “Future Game Day” to reduce the CO2 footprint. These include, among other things, sustainable travel by fans using public transport and bicycles as well as a modified catering offer with more vegetarian/vegan and regional dishes.

FC Bayern Munich and Viessmann cordially invite all fans to be part of this special match day and to set an example for a sustainable future together. 

To all ticket holders, help and come by bike.