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BVB Women – First Team

Since October 2020, we have passionately promoted the sporting development of women's football at Borussia Dortmund within the girls' and women's football department. Since their inception, our BVB Women have been promoted three times in a row and will compete in the Westfalenliga, the fourth tier of German women's football, in the upcoming season.

Here you can find all the information about the squad of the BVB Women's first team. Learn more about the players who proudly represent BVB women's football. Discover the Borussia Dortmund women's football team.

Find out everything about the goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, attackers, and the coaching team of the BVB Women.

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We were also super clinical and scored our goals virtually every 10 minutes," said coach Thomas Sulewski.<\/p>\nIt was striker Sarah Giebels who extended the lead to two goals in the 21st minute. Giebels slotted a low cross from Mia Bedarf on the left flank past the goalkeeper and into the net. A free-kick from the edge of the penalty area by Paula Reimann then brought about the goal that made it 3-0. Grothe got a slight touch to the ball with her head, but it was the foot of a Herford player in front of the goal that turned the ball into the net. Shortly before the break, Marjana Naceva made it 4-0 courtesy of a remarkable long-range shot (43rd minute). 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Kimberly Becker increased the lead to 2-0 in the 11th minute before Weber scored her first goal of the evening (14). Shortly afterwards, Hannah Geldschläger scored another for the Black & Yellows (18th). However, she injured herself in the process and had to leave the pitch. Nelly Doronin then came on as a substitute. Mia Bedarf then got her name on the scoresheet in the 20th minute. Shortly afterwards, Giebels scored her third (25) and fourth goals (30). Weber made it 8-0 in the 32nd minute and Giebels scored three more goals before half-time (38, 39, 42). In the meantime, Ana Haslsteiner also scored to make it 11-0 (40). The visitors went into the half-time break with a 12-0 lead. \n<\/p>\nDortmund did not let up at all after the break. Coach Sulewski made four changes at the break: Charlotte Weber, Christin Schweissinger, Klara Junker and Mandy Reinhardt came on for Mia Bedarf, Angelina Weber, Sarah Giebels and Lea Auffenberg. Nora Willeke scored a brace in the space of a few minutes to extend the lead to 14-0 (51, 53). Shortly afterwards, substitute Christin Schweissinger was fouled in the penalty area and confidently converted the resulting penalty to make it 15-0, while Chloe Campbell also celebrated her first goal for Sulewski's team (63). Willeke went one better in the 66th minute, scoring her third goal. It was Becker who then bagged her brace in the 68th minute. Klara Junker, who had also come on as a half-time substitute, made it 19-0 (74). Mandy Reinhardt was also among the scorers of the evening: she netted in the 76th minute. Schweissinger then scored her second goal in the 82nd minute to make it 21-0. It was a very quiet evening for Lena Kölmel in the BVB goal, as the game took place almost exclusively in and around the Rahm penalty area. The 21-0 home win secured the BVB women a place in the quarter-finals of the Kreispokal. \n<\/p>\nThis weekend, however, the action continues in the Westfalenliga: on Sunday at 15:00 CET, the Borussia women will host <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de/aktuelles/news/news.html/2024/11/21/1-Advent-ist-Topspieltag-BVB-Frauen-empfangen-Iserlohn.html\">FC Iserlohn<\/a> in a top of the table clash. FC Iserlohn are currently in third place in the table and have already taken points off the BVB women on the opening day of the season. Fans can look forward to a colourful supporting programme to accompany the big game at the Rote Erde stadium.<\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"Dortmund coach Thomas Sulewski took the opportunity to completely replace his starting XI in the match against the Kreisliga club and also added six players from the second team to his squad. Lea Auffenberg and Chloe Campbell played from the start. \n<\/p>\nSarah Giebels opened the scoring in the seventh minute after Angelina Weber played a low cross for her from the left. Giebels was the evening's top scorer with a total of six goals. Kimberly Becker increased the lead to 2-0 in the 11th minute before Weber scored her first goal of the evening (14). Shortly afterwards, Hannah Geldschläger scored another for the Black & Yellows (18th). However, she injured herself in the process and had to leave the pitch. Nelly Doronin then came on as a substitute. Mia Bedarf then got her name on the scoresheet in the 20th minute. Shortly afterwards, Giebels scored her third (25) and fourth goals (30). Weber made it 8-0 in the 32nd minute and Giebels scored three more goals before half-time (38, 39, 42). In the meantime, Ana Haslsteiner also scored to make it 11-0 (40). The visitors went into the half-time break with a 12-0 lead. \n<\/p>\nDortmund did not let up at all after the break. Coach Sulewski made four changes at the break: Charlotte Weber, Christin Schweissinger, Klara Junker and Mandy Reinhardt came on for Mia Bedarf, Angelina Weber, Sarah Giebels and Lea Auffenberg. Nora Willeke scored a brace in the space of a few minutes to extend the lead to 14-0 (51, 53). Shortly afterwards, substitute Christin Schweissinger was fouled in the penalty area and confidently converted the resulting penalty to make it 15-0, while Chloe Campbell also celebrated her first goal for Sulewski's team (63). Willeke went one better in the 66th minute, scoring her third goal. It was Becker who then bagged her brace in the 68th minute. Klara Junker, who had also come on as a half-time substitute, made it 19-0 (74). Mandy Reinhardt was also among the scorers of the evening: she netted in the 76th minute. Schweissinger then scored her second goal in the 82nd minute to make it 21-0. It was a very quiet evening for Lena Kölmel in the BVB goal, as the game took place almost exclusively in and around the Rahm penalty area. The 21-0 home win secured the BVB women a place in the quarter-finals of the Kreispokal. \n<\/p>\nThis weekend, however, the action continues in the Westfalenliga: on Sunday at 15:00 CET, the Borussia women will host <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de/aktuelles/news/news.html/2024/11/21/1-Advent-ist-Topspieltag-BVB-Frauen-empfangen-Iserlohn.html\">FC Iserlohn<\/a> in a top of the table clash. FC Iserlohn are currently in third place in the table and have already taken points off the BVB women on the opening day of the season. 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In fact, the left-back had no connection whatsoever with the Black & Yellows until she joined our women's football team from VfL Bochum. However, that changed in the space of a few weeks. "If I'm offered a ticket to go the stadium today, I'll accept it with thanks."<\/p>\n","title":"Teaser Text","multiValue":false,"value":"Ann-Sophie Vogel did not sleep in BVB bed clothes as a child. In fact, the left-back had no connection whatsoever with the Black & Yellows until she joined our women's football team from VfL Bochum. However, that changed in the space of a few weeks. \"If I'm offered a ticket to go the stadium today, I'll accept it with thanks.\"","exportedType":"text/html"},"scheduledPush":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"scheduledPush","title":"Scheduled Push Notification?","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"disableAdsOnNewsPage":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"disableAdsOnNewsPage","title":"Disable Ads on News Page","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"text":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"text","html":"Ann-Sophie Vogel is actually a bit excited. Not because of the interview that saw her come to Café Espresso Perfetto on Lake Phoenix, but because of what's on the agenda this evening. In less than three hours, she and her teammates will lay the centre circle tarpaulin ahead of Borussia Dortmund's Champions League encounter with Celtic, and will be standing on the pitch at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK for the first time. At this stage, she does not yet know that a truly special Black & Yellow European night will follow.<\/p>\nBut you can imagine what sort of mood she will be in at around 17:30 after the 7-1 victory. Two days earlier, the 26-year-old left-back scored her first competitive goal for BVB in the 3-1 win at SV Germania Hauenhorst. And it was an important one too, settling her side's nerves by extending the lead to 2-0 . Ann-Sophie Vogel has well and truly arrived in Dortmund.<\/p>\nAnnso, as everyone calls you, is it true that you had no connection to the Black & Yellows at all before you made the move to BVB?<\/b><\/p>\nThat's right. I wasn't a BVB fan from a young age like some of my teammates. Before I moved here, I had hardly come into contact with Dortmund. But after just a few weeks at the club, I feel so connected BVB it that I would already say I have become a fan.<\/p>\nGood to hear it happened so quickly. What won you over you in such a short space of time?<\/b><\/p>\nIn Dortmund, it is quite different than in Bochum, where I also played under the umbrella of a Bundesliga team. BVB gives and does a lot to ensure that we feel comfortable as female footballers. I feel a strong connection and feel that we belong to the club, and are an integral part of it. Here, it is not the case of the club and the women's department \u2013 rather, we are the women's department of the club. We are a big club \u2013 and together we are Borussia Dortmund. I find that remarkable. I've not experienced a club being so behind the women at my previous teams.<\/p>\nIn late-September, at the game in Hauenhorst, you scored your first competitive goal. It was an important goal, making it 2-0 in another tight match. In general, the days of double-digit victories for BVB in the Westfalenliga seem to be over.<\/b><\/p>\nThat's how it is. The opponents are stronger, the league is tighter, so you cannot assume that we will continue to score seven or eight goals in every match. We are winning the home games comfortably though, as we have a lot of confidence there. But we are still having a bit of a hard time on the road at the moment. We still have to get to the point where we play our own game on foreign soil. It is always different away from home \u2013 it is not our pitch, not our scenery, a different dressing room, plus the longer journey. The details that go into preparing for an away match are different than for a home match. Nevertheless, it must be our aspiration to win more clearly on the road.<\/p>\nIt is easy to see that an away game is fundamentally different from a home game. But to what extent does a different dressing room actually have a concrete impact and effect on preparations for a game?<\/b><\/p>\nFor a home game, it is our dressing room, which we are familiar with, and it is charged with positive memories. Then we go out onto our pitch. We know very well that we won here two weeks ago. But when you are away, you lose that anchor. For many of us, every other stadium is completely new \u2013 we have never been to that place before. In concrete terms, this means that we must first familiarise ourselves with the nature of the pitch and the external circumstances. We have no influence on that, and the main thing is that it is never the same \u2013 it's different every two weeks. We are still struggling to take to the conditions on the road, for example when the pitch is not perfect.<\/p>\nWhat makes a pitch perfect so that you feel comfortable?<\/b><\/p>\nThe players here have quite different views when it comes to that. For me as a full-back, the grass can be a bit wet, so that the ball can move a bit faster. We all like it when the pitch is flat and we can link up well. When there are lumps and bumps, it is more and more difficult \u2013 and when it is deep and short grass, we can't move the ball around as quickly as we need for our best game. Basically, I always prefer natural grass pitches over artificial turf.<\/p>\nWould you say that in summary there is still potential for improvement in many areas, but as a team, we have more or less arrived in the Westfalenliga?<\/b><\/p>\nDefinitely. Our start in Iserlohn was anything but good. Of course, we had imagined it going differently. But in hindsight, the defeat was also good for us in a way. We knew from day one that it was a different league with different opponents. Since then, we've known that no game will be an easy one, and we have accepted that challenge. We now know that we need to put in performances, week after week. And we've understood that as a team. So morale is good. I personally feel very comfortable.<\/p>\nSo that 3-1 defeat at FC Iserlohn was a shot across the bow at the right time.<\/b><\/p>\nCertainly better than late in the season, when you might not be able to put it right. Now we have the reverse fixture against Iserlohn and two derbies against the other top team from Gelsenkirchen. So it was a bit of a bump in the road at the start, which certainly did introduce some uncertainty, but we responded well to it. We changed our attitude and stood up to the pressure that it brought with it. That too is a good thing to see.<\/p>\nNevertheless, the week after that must have been a little nerve-racking, right? After all, it was the first dropped point ever in the history of BVB women's football, and above all, the momentum from the promotion-winning season was abruptly halted.<\/b><\/p>\nYes, but we also showed the right reaction in the following two home games, winning 7-0 and 8-0. The defeat in the opening game has shown us that success is a staircase, and you sometimes have to take one step back and then go up two to make progress. In Iserlohn, we should have battled our way to win the game, but we were not prepared to do it that day. But we are now, and will have to be, time and again. We will face opponents who are highly motivated, especially when we are away from home. We are the big BVB, coming from the bottom and looking to go straight up, so obviously everyone wants to be a thorn in our side. We have to be ready for that.<\/p>\nStaying with the idea of the staircase, you too have taken a step back with your transfer to BVB, as after your promotion with VfL Bochum, you would have been playing in the Bundesliga 2 this season. Why did you switch to Borussia Dortmund this summer of all times?<\/b><\/p>\nBecause I see the prospects. The club in general is bigger than Bochum, but also the women's football department. The investments being made here and how professional everything is, it's impressive \u2013 and people all over Germany are taking notice. After the cup match against Dortmund a year ago, I realised that there was a real development taking place here at BVB, that the whole club is behind it and want to move onwards and upwards. Everyone at Bochum felt that first-hand. When the chance arose to be a part of it, I weighed it up, and ultimately, it was a clear choice for me. The framework conditions are excellent. Women's football has a completely different significance at BVB, which means that we, as players, are valued in a completely different way. So you just want to be a part of something great.<\/p>\nStill, it must have been a tough process, weighing it all up: on the one hand, the chance to play in the second tier straight away and also to do that together with your sister, Alessandra. And on the other hand, the prospects you spoke of. Your decision shows a certain foresight.<\/b><\/p>\nMy sister was indeed a factor. We have always played together at senior level \u2013 so we were both sad when I made my choice and realised that this would be the first season in which we are separated from each other.<\/p>\nWhat are you missing now that she's not with you?<\/b><\/p>\nWe are very similar and have always had a very good relationship. We're good friends. So I know very well how she would assess a situation which we would both be excited or upset about \u2013 I don't have that way of venting now. When I come home after training or a game and just have to let off steam, I no longer have someone who has been through it with me. That dialogue, which has helped both of us on a personal level, is now missing \u2013 and on the pitch, the direct link-up down the left wing. We played on the left together in Bochum and, of course, had a certain telepathy. That was a big change for me at first.<\/p>\nWho do you talk to now? Where do you speak about your impressions and experiences with Borussia Dortmund?<\/b><\/p>\nWith various teammates. From the beginning, I had the feeling that the team was very open. I get along very well with several players. Also, my dad goes to almost every game. I like to talk to him about my performances on the pitch, because he can always cast a critical eye on it \u2013 not negative, but constructive. He sees the value of the approach of constant improvement.<\/p>\nYou studied rehabilitation education. How do you use that today?<\/b><\/p>\nI work as an educational specialist in the youth welfare facility in Coesfeld, where I grew up.<\/p>\nSo the Münsterland is still the centre of your life?<\/b><\/p>\nYes, but I have already thought about moving closer to Dortmund. Especially if things go as we all imagine, it will probably take up a lot of my time. The trip from Coesfeld takes an hour.<\/p>\nWhat do you do when you're not playing football, working, or on your way there?<\/b><\/p>\nI like to spend time with my family, my boyfriend and good friends who live all over NRW. I go to the gym for time to myself. And if I have time off, I try to make good use of it. For example, I like to go on a trip somewhere, be it with my sister or my mother.<\/p>\nWhat sort of places do you like to go to?<\/b><\/p>\nI thought for a long time that I was all about the beach and sea, but thanks to the training camp with Borussia Dortmund in Westendorf, I actually discovered the mountains. I did go Bavaria when I was a child, but the mountains are not quite as grand there. But after the camp, I was immediately fascinated, and have wanted to go on a hiking holiday ever since.<\/p>\nAnd on the pitch?<\/b><\/p>\nIt is my goal and my ambition to win promotion to the Regionalliga. That's what I am here for, and I am ready to give it my all. In addition, I have been following the handballers on Insta for some time and I really want to go to a Bundesliga match. We are always happy when the stands at the Rote Erde are decked in Black & Yellow.<\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"Ann-Sophie Vogel is actually a bit excited. Not because of the interview that saw her come to Café Espresso Perfetto on Lake Phoenix, but because of what's on the agenda this evening. In less than three hours, she and her teammates will lay the centre circle tarpaulin ahead of Borussia Dortmund's Champions League encounter with Celtic, and will be standing on the pitch at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK for the first time. At this stage, she does not yet know that a truly special Black & Yellow European night will follow.<\/p>\nBut you can imagine what sort of mood she will be in at around 17:30 after the 7-1 victory. Two days earlier, the 26-year-old left-back scored her first competitive goal for BVB in the 3-1 win at SV Germania Hauenhorst. And it was an important one too, settling her side's nerves by extending the lead to 2-0 . Ann-Sophie Vogel has well and truly arrived in Dortmund.<\/p>\nAnnso, as everyone calls you, is it true that you had no connection to the Black & Yellows at all before you made the move to BVB?<\/b><\/p>\nThat's right. I wasn't a BVB fan from a young age like some of my teammates. Before I moved here, I had hardly come into contact with Dortmund. But after just a few weeks at the club, I feel so connected BVB it that I would already say I have become a fan.<\/p>\nGood to hear it happened so quickly. What won you over you in such a short space of time?<\/b><\/p>\nIn Dortmund, it is quite different than in Bochum, where I also played under the umbrella of a Bundesliga team. BVB gives and does a lot to ensure that we feel comfortable as female footballers. I feel a strong connection and feel that we belong to the club, and are an integral part of it. Here, it is not the case of the club and the women's department \u2013 rather, we are the women's department of the club. We are a big club \u2013 and together we are Borussia Dortmund. I find that remarkable. I've not experienced a club being so behind the women at my previous teams.<\/p>\nIn late-September, at the game in Hauenhorst, you scored your first competitive goal. It was an important goal, making it 2-0 in another tight match. In general, the days of double-digit victories for BVB in the Westfalenliga seem to be over.<\/b><\/p>\nThat's how it is. The opponents are stronger, the league is tighter, so you cannot assume that we will continue to score seven or eight goals in every match. We are winning the home games comfortably though, as we have a lot of confidence there. But we are still having a bit of a hard time on the road at the moment. We still have to get to the point where we play our own game on foreign soil. It is always different away from home \u2013 it is not our pitch, not our scenery, a different dressing room, plus the longer journey. The details that go into preparing for an away match are different than for a home match. Nevertheless, it must be our aspiration to win more clearly on the road.<\/p>\nIt is easy to see that an away game is fundamentally different from a home game. But to what extent does a different dressing room actually have a concrete impact and effect on preparations for a game?<\/b><\/p>\nFor a home game, it is our dressing room, which we are familiar with, and it is charged with positive memories. Then we go out onto our pitch. We know very well that we won here two weeks ago. But when you are away, you lose that anchor. For many of us, every other stadium is completely new \u2013 we have never been to that place before. In concrete terms, this means that we must first familiarise ourselves with the nature of the pitch and the external circumstances. We have no influence on that, and the main thing is that it is never the same \u2013 it's different every two weeks. We are still struggling to take to the conditions on the road, for example when the pitch is not perfect.<\/p>\nWhat makes a pitch perfect so that you feel comfortable?<\/b><\/p>\nThe players here have quite different views when it comes to that. For me as a full-back, the grass can be a bit wet, so that the ball can move a bit faster. We all like it when the pitch is flat and we can link up well. When there are lumps and bumps, it is more and more difficult \u2013 and when it is deep and short grass, we can't move the ball around as quickly as we need for our best game. Basically, I always prefer natural grass pitches over artificial turf.<\/p>\nWould you say that in summary there is still potential for improvement in many areas, but as a team, we have more or less arrived in the Westfalenliga?<\/b><\/p>\nDefinitely. Our start in Iserlohn was anything but good. Of course, we had imagined it going differently. But in hindsight, the defeat was also good for us in a way. We knew from day one that it was a different league with different opponents. Since then, we've known that no game will be an easy one, and we have accepted that challenge. We now know that we need to put in performances, week after week. And we've understood that as a team. So morale is good. I personally feel very comfortable.<\/p>\nSo that 3-1 defeat at FC Iserlohn was a shot across the bow at the right time.<\/b><\/p>\nCertainly better than late in the season, when you might not be able to put it right. Now we have the reverse fixture against Iserlohn and two derbies against the other top team from Gelsenkirchen. So it was a bit of a bump in the road at the start, which certainly did introduce some uncertainty, but we responded well to it. We changed our attitude and stood up to the pressure that it brought with it. That too is a good thing to see.<\/p>\nNevertheless, the week after that must have been a little nerve-racking, right? After all, it was the first dropped point ever in the history of BVB women's football, and above all, the momentum from the promotion-winning season was abruptly halted.<\/b><\/p>\nYes, but we also showed the right reaction in the following two home games, winning 7-0 and 8-0. The defeat in the opening game has shown us that success is a staircase, and you sometimes have to take one step back and then go up two to make progress. In Iserlohn, we should have battled our way to win the game, but we were not prepared to do it that day. But we are now, and will have to be, time and again. We will face opponents who are highly motivated, especially when we are away from home. We are the big BVB, coming from the bottom and looking to go straight up, so obviously everyone wants to be a thorn in our side. We have to be ready for that.<\/p>\nStaying with the idea of the staircase, you too have taken a step back with your transfer to BVB, as after your promotion with VfL Bochum, you would have been playing in the Bundesliga 2 this season. Why did you switch to Borussia Dortmund this summer of all times?<\/b><\/p>\nBecause I see the prospects. The club in general is bigger than Bochum, but also the women's football department. The investments being made here and how professional everything is, it's impressive \u2013 and people all over Germany are taking notice. After the cup match against Dortmund a year ago, I realised that there was a real development taking place here at BVB, that the whole club is behind it and want to move onwards and upwards. Everyone at Bochum felt that first-hand. When the chance arose to be a part of it, I weighed it up, and ultimately, it was a clear choice for me. The framework conditions are excellent. 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So I know very well how she would assess a situation which we would both be excited or upset about \u2013 I don't have that way of venting now. When I come home after training or a game and just have to let off steam, I no longer have someone who has been through it with me. That dialogue, which has helped both of us on a personal level, is now missing \u2013 and on the pitch, the direct link-up down the left wing. We played on the left together in Bochum and, of course, had a certain telepathy. That was a big change for me at first.<\/p>\nWho do you talk to now? Where do you speak about your impressions and experiences with Borussia Dortmund?<\/b><\/p>\nWith various teammates. From the beginning, I had the feeling that the team was very open. I get along very well with several players. Also, my dad goes to almost every game. I like to talk to him about my performances on the pitch, because he can always cast a critical eye on it \u2013 not negative, but constructive. He sees the value of the approach of constant improvement.<\/p>\nYou studied rehabilitation education. How do you use that today?<\/b><\/p>\nI work as an educational specialist in the youth welfare facility in Coesfeld, where I grew up.<\/p>\nSo the Münsterland is still the centre of your life?<\/b><\/p>\nYes, but I have already thought about moving closer to Dortmund. Especially if things go as we all imagine, it will probably take up a lot of my time. The trip from Coesfeld takes an hour.<\/p>\nWhat do you do when you're not playing football, working, or on your way there?<\/b><\/p>\nI like to spend time with my family, my boyfriend and good friends who live all over NRW. I go to the gym for time to myself. And if I have time off, I try to make good use of it. 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The BVB women remained dangerous and came close to scoring again after Ann-Sophie Vogel played in a dangerous cross from the left, but neither Mandy Reinhardt and Marjana Naceva were able to get a touch on the ball with the goal gaping. The hosts also carved out one or two chances before the half-time whistle, but BVB keeper Sandra Schröer did what was required to deny them. Both teams went into the dressing room at the interval with the score still at 0-0.<\/p>\nAfter the break, coach Thomas Sulewski felt his team lacked the control they showed in the first half: "In my opinion, we dominated the game in the first half, but we didn't always play it forward with enough conviction. We weren't quite able to carry over the flow into the second half. The game was a bit more open." In the largely even second half, both sides created a number of scoring chances, but none of them could be capitalised on. On the Dortmund end, it was Reinhardt who came closest to scoring. 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24/25, Westfalenliga, Frauen, Saison, Sport, football, soccer
Sonntag 27.10.2024, Frauen Westfalenliga Saison 24/25 - 10. Spieltag in Dortmund, .FC Schalke 04 - Borussia Dortmund.Marjana Neceva (BVB).Copyright:.Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA.Rheinlanddamm 207-209.44137 Dortmund..(NO IPTC-stripping allowed).EDITORIAL USE ONLY

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A brace from Marah Tayeh and a goal from captain Marie Grothe set the course for a home win.","exportedType":"text/html"},"scheduledPush":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"scheduledPush","title":"Scheduled Push Notification?","multiValue":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"disableAdsOnNewsPage":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"disableAdsOnNewsPage","title":"Disable Ads on News Page","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"text":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"text","html":"The BVB women found it difficult to get into the game against the visitors from Amelsbüren at the Rote Erde stadium. The team in white applied pressure from the outset and won the majority of the tackles. Amelsbüren then took the lead in the 20th minute through Kira Lücke. Lücke's deflected shot, which left Sandra Schröer with no chance in the BVB goal. The Black & Yellows were still able to pose a goal threat before the half-time whistle through Nova Wicke and Marah Tayeh, but Wicke's shot was deflected past the post by the away goalkeeper and Tayeh put her effort over the bar. The two sides went into the dressing room at half-time with the visitors 1-0 up on the scoreboard. \n<\/p>\nAfter the restart, Borussia showed a completely different face. The Black & Yellows were now winning the bulk of their challenges and the second balls also largely ended up in the home team's ranks. In contrast to the first half, the second half was played almost entirely in Amelsbüren's half. Dortmund pushed for an equaliser and in the 55th minute it was captain Marie Grothe who brought her side back level with a shot from outside the area.. \n<\/p>\nCoach Thomas Sulewski's team kept at it after the equaliser. After a quick throw-in on the left, captain Grothe lofted a cross high to the far post, where Tayeh was running into space and slotted the ball home with a first-time finish (70). Tayeh then scored her second goal of the day shortly before the end. Once again, she was in the right place at the far post. This time the ball came in from Paula Reimann's free-kick from near the halfway line and Tayeh once again finished with a first-touch shot to make it 3-1 (89). \n<\/p>\nCoach Sulewski commented on his team's performance: "During the break, we talked about what went wrong in the first half and then trusted the same team for another ten minutes. In those ten minutes, we willed our way to a goal, where we won the second ball and from then on, we dominated the game. Still not super dominant, but it was a lot better than in the first half." \n<\/p>\nAs a result, the BVB women go into next week's derby against Schalke as league leaders. 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Friendly Matches of the First Team:

23/24, Bundesliga, Bundesligasaison, Frauen, Saison, Sport, football, soccer
Sonntag 14.04.2024, Frauen Landesliga Saison 23/24 - 20. Spieltag in Dortmund, .Borussia Dortmund - TV Brechten.Danelle Tan (BVB), Mia Bedarf (BVB), Ana Haslsteiner (BVB), Hannah Geldschlaeger (BVB), Marie Grothe (BVB).Copyright:.Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA.Rheinlanddamm 207-209.44137 Dortmund..(NO IPTC-stripping allowed).EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Date	Opponent
21.07.2024	Hansa Rostock (H – Stadion Rote Erde)
27.07.2024	STEKA-CUP (Tournament)
04.08.2024	FC Magdeburg (H – Stadion Rote Erde)