Bundesliga - Eintracht Frankfurt women's soccer team: Success in Freiburg
The Eintracht Frankfurt women's soccer team showed a strong reaction to their disheartening performance in the Champions League. In the last Bundesliga match of the year, the Hessians outclassed SC Freiburg 4:0 (2:0) on Saturday. Barbara Dunst (23rd minute), Lisanne Gräwe (66th) and Nicole Anyomi (70th) scored the goals for the visitors at Freiburg's Dreisamstadion. Freiburg's Alina Axtmann (41) also scored into her own goal.
The unchallenged win keeps the pressure on top duo Bayern Munich and VfL Wolfsburg as Eintracht remain third in the table. Next Thursday, Frankfurt will play the important second leg of their Champions League tie against Benfica Lisbon. A win would open the door to progression.
Matchday and table squad
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The triumph in Freiburg further boosted Eintracht Frankfurt's confidence in the Bundesliga, with their eye set on the upcoming Champions League match against Benfica Lisbon. This victory against SC Freiburg also marked Eintracht's third place in the table, placing them in close competitions with leaders Bayern Munich and VfL Wolfsburg. As the women's soccer team continues to shine in Germany, the passionate support from Frankfurt and its surrounding Hesse region remains unwavering.
Nicole and her teammates from Eintracht Frankfurt have been creating waves in the world of women's soccer, having drawn considerable attention from soccer enthusiasts in Baden-Württemberg and beyond. This remarkable rise of the team has been particularly noticed by soccer fans in the city of Frankfurt, bringing together supporters of all ages and backgrounds. Among the young talents in the team, the performance of midfielder Barbara Dunst has stood out, earning her a well-deserved place on the scoresheet during the Freiburg match.
As the music of triumph resonates through Frankfurt, Eintracht's women's soccer team underscores the importance of resilience and dedication, inspiring younger generations in Hesse to embrace soccer with passion. Furthermore, the team's success serves as a testament to the vibrant soccer culture thriving in Germany, fostering a competitive environment that champions female players from all over the country.
Source: www.stern.de
