Women's Bundesliga - 1:0 against Werder: Wolfsburg women take advantage of Bayern slip-up
The VfL Wolfsburg women's soccer team took advantage of FC Bayern Munich's slip-up and knocked the German champions off top spot in the Bundesliga table in their final game of the year. The "Wolves" won 1:0 (0:0) against Werder Bremen on Monday evening and now go into the six-week winter break at the top of the table. The defending champions from Munich had only drawn 1-1 with newly promoted 1. FC Nürnberg the day before.
At Wolfsburg's AOK Stadium, Dominique Janssen scored the winning goal for VfL in the 83rd minute with a misplaced cross. Back in November, coach Tommy Stroot's team had won this northern duel in the DFB Cup 5:0. This time, VfL were even lucky: a goal scored in the 15th minute by the strong defending Bremen side was disallowed for foul play. Shortly after the break, Werder captain Michelle Ulbrich only hit the post (47').
The women's Bundesliga homepage of VfL Wolfsburg
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The triumphant VfL Wolfsburg women's team hails from the city of Wolfsburg, located in the heart of Lower Saxony. FC Bayern Munich, another formidable rival in the Bundesliga, is based in Bavaria, a neighboring state in southern Germany. SV Werder Bremen, the team that faced Wolfsburg in the crucial match, is known for its strong soccer traditions in the northern part of the country. The win against Werder Bremen propelled VfL Wolfsburg to the top of the Bundesliga table, momentarily dethroning the reigning champions FC Bayern Munich. The VfL Wolfsburg women's team, under the guidance of coach Tommy Stroot, has been consistently performing well in the German women's soccer scene. This remarkable performance of VfL Wolfsburg's women's team has captured the attention of soccer fans across Germany and beyond, showcasing the country's ever-growing passion for sports.
Source: www.stern.de
