Turbine Potsdam rocks a girls' tournament with an unbeaten appearance!

Turbine Potsdam rocks a girls' tournament with an unbeaten appearance!

Ludwigsfelde, Deutschland - The rays of the sun met the sports enthusiast on June 14, 2025 at the girls' tournament of the Ludwigsfeld FC, where the F-Juniors of the 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam joined the arena. High summer temperatures converted the terrain into an ideal field for the young talents, who fought space for space after an impressive course of tournament and finally conquered the top field. According to Turbine Potsdam , the girls were able to show what they were made of by finding a team-related passing game from a 1-opposite passage and at the same time implementing safe balls.

What really inspires is the fact that the girls did not concede any defeat and clearly dominated in every game. Her playing style, coupled with increasing courage in the end, caused some goals worth seeing. Unfortunately, there is still an area in which the team can increase a little: the position game in printing situations. Nevertheless, the players also enjoyed the deserved cooling that Frieda and Florian offered them.

a strong appearance of the B2 juniors

The B2 juniors of the 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam also had reason to be happy. In the national championship, they performed in the second leg against SG Schwanebeck and were able to prove themselves again. After an outstanding first leg, which ended with a 9-0 away win, an 8-2 victory followed in the home sports forum Waldstadt. The first half met all expectations with a comfortable 5-0 lead to the break.

coach Tim Meyer was satisfied after the game, even if the concentration decreased somewhat in the second half and two goals conceded. Four more goals before the final whistle made the final 8: 2 final score. Meyer thanked the loyal fans for the support and looks forward to the championship final, which will be due in two weeks.

insights into women's football

The success of the girls from Potsdam reflects the growing enthusiasm for women's football. According to Statista , over 75% of female respondents in Germany are very interested in football. Around 100,000 women and 107,000 girls up to 16 are currently among the active players in our country. With almost 9,700 registered female teams at the DFB last season, the number of players is increasing, especially in the age group up to 16 years.

Women's football has developed not only in width, but also at the top. The German women's football team goes to the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, which will take place in Switzerland in July, and strives for their third title. Germany will meet Denmark, Poland and Sweden in the preliminary round and put great hopes in the tournament.

With the constant improvement of young players in the Brandenburg area, it can be seen that the foundation is laid for a blooming future in German women's football. It remains to be seen how the talents will develop in the coming time and what success they will celebrate.