This weekend saw just little action in the highest German women’s soccer division. The focus was on the two national cup semifinals. As expected, 1.FFC Frankfurt defeated SC Bad Neuenahr, 3-1. With goals from Conny Pohlers and Sandra Smisek, the game was on track for Frankfurt even after a quarter hour. Kerstin Garefrekes added a third goal after 58 minutes before FFC had to face a minor shock – not Bad Neuenahr’s goal by Lena Goeßling (62nd) hit them, but the ejection against center back Saskia Bartusiak (foul as last player) who will now miss the cup final. (more…)
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February 27, 2011 | Categories: Bundesliga, Germany | Tags: 1. FFC Frankfurt, Anja Mittag, Bayern Munich, Bundesliga, Carina Wenninger, Conny Pohlers, FFC Turbine Potsdam, Genoveva Anomna, Germany, Herford, Jena, Kerstin Garefrekes, Lena Goeßling, Natasa Andonova, Petra Wimbersky, Sandra Smisek, Saskia Bartusiak, SC Bad Neuenahr, Viola, Viola Odebrecht, Yuki Nagasato | Leave A Comment »
With a point Saturday afternoon in its match against FCR Duisburg, 1. FFC Frankfurt would’ve moved into first place, but a goal scored just past the 70-minute mark by Inka Grings, her 350th Bundesliga goal, gave Duisburg the win. This make-up game between the second and third-place teams in Bundesliga was scoreless at the half. With the three points, Duisburg now has 38 points, one point behind Frankfurt and two points off the pace of first-place Potsdam. In other Bundesliga news, there were two player signings and one player who has left the league. (more…)
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January 29, 2011 | Categories: Bundesliga, Germany | Tags: 1. FFC Frankfurt, Bayer Leverkusen, Claudia Götte, Danique Stein, FC Basel, FCR Duisburg, Frauen Bundesliga, Inka Grings, Meike Weber, Potsdam, Sandra Smisek | Leave A Comment »
