The 2007-08 campaign was a tense, dramatic fight for Bundesliga survival for Arminia Bielefeld, with Die Arminen ultimately finishing a crucial 15th to secure their top-flight status. The season was turbulent, featuring a mid-season managerial change when Michael Frontzeck took the helm in January. Leading the charge, as ever, was their talismanic Polish striker Artur "The King" Wichniarek, whose 10 goals proved decisive in steering the club clear of the bottom three. Despite a hard-fought season built on grit and determination, the campaign remains marked by a crushing 8-1 defeat away to Werder Bremen.