Victory over Leverkusen
Things are going well for women: FC Bayern Munich celebrate their championship early
FC Bayern Munich won the German championship against Bayer 04 Leverkusen. The footballers now have an unassailable lead over VfL Wolfsburg.
The Bayern players are still unbeaten in the league this season and won 4-0 in Wolfsburg in March. Apart from a small period of weakness before the winter break, FC Bayern – with its international aces such as Stanway, Pernille Harder, Magdalena Eriksson and Glodis Viggosdottir and German national players such as Lea Schüller, Giulia Gwinn, Sydney Lohmann and Klara Bühl – played an impressive round. It is the sixth title triumph for the Bayern women after 1976, 2015, 2016, 2021 and 2023.
Coach of FC Bayern Munich is particularly pleased with the title
The Norwegian head coach Alexander Straus, who has been in Munich since 2022, had already emphasized before the decision that the current success was “a bigger thing” than last year. Stability has now been brought to the performances. “The title would mean everything to me. That’s why I’m here, that’s why I lost my home,” said the 48-year-old.
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These footballers should win the title for Germany
Second-placed Wolfsburg, who have won at least one title every season since 2013, are now completely focused on the DFB Cup final next Thursday in Cologne against their big rivals from Munich. It also really hurts Wolfsburg that Lena Oberdorf, currently the most sought-after German national player, is saying goodbye to Munich in the summer.
Bayer Leverkusen defends itself
Last year, sixth-placed Leverkusen postponed FC Bayern’s early championship celebrations due to a 0-0 draw. This time, under the eyes of Bayern President Herbert Hainer and future national coach Christian Wück, it quickly became clear that this would not happen again. The English European champion Stanway and national player Dallmann scored before half-time in front of 2,817 spectators in the sold-out Ulrich Haberland Stadium.
Nikola Karczewska shortened for Leverkusen (63′) and Bayern faltered again. In the end, the Munich women were able to celebrate winning the title.