Bayern Munich beat Eintracht Frankfurt in the absolute top game of the quarter-finals in the DFB Cup and is in the round of the last four. The reigning German champions made the game against the current league leader of the Bundesliga on Wednesday with a brilliant Momoko Tanikawa and two goals from Jovana Damnjanovic and won 4: 1 (0: 0, 1: 1) NV Cup series winner VfL Wolfsburg TSG Hoffenheim and has left the competition.
In the balanced game between the two top teams in Munich and Frankfurt, there were scary opportunities in the first section of the game. However, Sarah Zadrazil could have taken the hosts in the fifth minute: Lea Schüller brought the ball from the right side nicely into the middle of the free -standing Zadrazil, but their direct acceptance wheels significantly above the box of Frankfurt.
On the other hand, Tanja Pawollek jumped through from the right half field under the ball with a soulful free kick flank by Sandra Lührßen. In the committed and quite combative game, it took until the 37th minute before the fans were shown the next goal: But the shot of Frankfurt’s Elisa Sense at pass by Geraldine Reuteler missed his goal.
A lot of Bayern-Drive in half two
Bavaria’s head coach Alexander Straus, who still dispensed with Maria Luisa Grohs, who returned to the team after her cancer in the starting eleven, set his team even more combative for the second game. Eintracht was extremely difficult to free itself from its own half.
So it was only logical that Bayern worked out the first major chance. Pernille Harder reached a chip ball from Carolin Simon, but Stina Johannes in the box of the guests reacted brilliantly on the line and was also in the right place for the margin.
Suddenly Frankfurt led
Munich struggled, Frankfurt kept his own box clean. But then the hardworking Nicole Anyomi went on the trip to the right and served the freedom perfectly, which was running centrally. But again in the duel, the goalkeeper proved herself in the duel against striker and destroyed the great chance.
But as so often, when the team does not score the redeeming goal, de Ball strikes in his own box. This happened in the 79th minute. A long ball reached the left, which immediately fit flat in the middle of the rooted litigan. But the Swiss missed, but the ball rolled in front of Simon’s feet, who unhappily steered the ball into her own stitches.
The course of the game was classic “upside down” – but the Munich women did not sitting on them. Because in the final minute of the game, substitute Jovana Damnjanović completed a flank ball by Klara Bühl from the left side and pressed the ball over the line with all the will. The Bavarians had saved themselves.
Munich turns the game
Three minutes were played in the extension when the fans on the Bayern campus saw the most beautiful move of the day. The Momoko Tanikawa, which was taken late in the game, had three Frankfurt women out in a beautiful solo in the left penalty area and was looking for the perfect teammate. The Japanese discovered the Japanese in the passed -back Glódís Viggósdóttir, who decreased the ball technically highly demanding and steered directly into the goal from a short distance.
Tanikawa presents itself
But with the preparation of the goal, the Japanese woman was far from ending. During a counterattack, Pernille Harder put the ball on Tanikawa, who in turn lay on the ball on her left foot with a fine technical fin, also had a free firing track and put the ball centrally into the goal with a long -range shot under the crossbar. Damnjanovic – in a copy of the 1-1 – put the end of the left. After preparation from Bühl from the left side.
1899 Hoffenheim – VfL Wolfsburg 1: 0 (0: 0)
Last year’s winner VfL Wolfsburg left in the quarter-finals of the women’s DFB Cup and has thus had to accept the end of a long winning streak. The team led by ex-international Alexandra Popp lost 0-1 (0-0) at Bundesliga competitor TSG Hoffenheim. After 52 victories in this competition, the Wolfsburg women caught it this time.
The ten -time cup winner had to accept the next bitter disappointment five days after the disappointing 0-0 in the league at 1. FC Köln. In front of around 1,300 spectators, VfL was lucky that Selina Cerci’s goal was not given shortly before the break because the ball was said to have been in the goal before. After a awarded Popp chance, Ereleta Memeti managed the lead for Hoffenheim (52nd minute), which Wolfsburg could no longer compensate for.
Bayer Leverkusen – Werder Bremen 0: 1 (0: 1)
For the first time in the semifinals, Werder Bremen is standing in the Bundesliga duel near Bayer Leverkusen after a 1-0 (1: 0) with a goal by Marissa Mühlhaus (45th).
Hamburger SV – Bor. Mönchengladbach 2: 0 (1: 0)
From the two second division clubs Hamburger SV and Borussia Mönchengladbach, the hosts deservedly met. For the first time, the HSV women played in the Volksparkstadion and attracted 16,529 visitors. Emilia Hirche (45.+1) and Vildan Kerdesler (68th) scored the goals.
Half-final draw on February 17th
The semi -finals will be drawn on February 17, the games with the four teams TSG Hoffenheim, Hamburger SV, Werder Bremen and Bayern Munich, the two games on March 22nd and 23rd.