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6:04 p.m
The first few minutes of the game are quiet. Both teams operate in a 4-4-2 system. The game will be refereed by Levke Scholz.
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6:00 p.m
Game start
5:59 p.m
Let’s take a quick look at the staff shortly before the game starts! There are no big surprises for the hosts – Laura Freigang has at least made it back into the squad for today’s game. On the guests’ side, coach Bauer has to do without Miller, who is missing due to a yellow card suspension. Seguin moves into the starting line-up for them, and Günster also starts for Polášková.
5:12 p.m
Balance sheet for Eintracht, but with but! The women of the SGE were able to win four of the five previous league matches, but suffered a surprising 3:5 defeat in the first leg in Nuremberg, which will probably still be well remembered by many club fans.
5:10 p.m
The form curve for the Eintracht women is clearly pointing upwards. Coach Niko Arnautis’ players have recently celebrated five wins in a row. Last weekend they retained the upper hand against VFL Wolfsburg 3-1 and thus impressively underlined their own claims to international business.
5:07 p.m
The FCN’s plan to stay in the league should succeed with new coach Isabell Bauer, who will be on the sidelines for the first time in Frankfurt (Thomas Oostendorp was relieved of his duties last Monday following the 1-0 defeat against HSV). After four defeats in a row, Bauer takes a differentiated look at today’s duel: “Frankfurt is one of the top teams in the league. Of course it would be ideal to score points there. At the same time, as outsiders, we can play more freely and use the game to prepare for the duel against Essen.”
5:02 p.m
On the 24th matchday, two teams from different league tables will meet in the stadium at Brentanobad. While the hosts could jump to second place with a win today and would further secure their right to qualify for the Champions League, the Nuremberg women are in the middle of a relegation battle – the club is currently four points ahead of SGS Essen in 13th place in the table.
5:00 p.m
Welcome to the Women’s Bundesliga game between Eintracht Frankfurt and 1. FC Nürnberg. Kick-off is at 6:00 p.m.!
