Nations League
Here you can see the DFB women against the Netherlands live
20.02.2025 – 12:17 p.m.Reading time: 2 min.
In the Nations League, Germany meets the Netherlands. T-online tells you where you can follow the duel.
The German women’s national team is about their first competitive game of the year-with several changes. If the selection of national coach Christian Wück meets the Netherlands in the Nations League on Friday, Giulia Gwinn will officially cite the team as a captain. Before the game, the 51-year-old Wück stuck to the successor of ex-national striker Alexandra Popp and also determined Janina Ming as vice.
Wück also surprised with his squad. Rebecca Knaak was appointed to the DFB contingent for the first time after nine years. Manchester City’s defense specialist is supposed to bring a breath of fresh air to the permanent construction site of the defensive. “I went through all the national teams. But that is now another house number,” said Knaak before the game in Breda.
After the departure of Sara Doorsoun and Kathrin Hendrich (both muscular injuries), only three central defenders are available. So while Knaak might be able to make her debut, Mening (VfL Wolfsburg) and Nach nominated Sophia Kleinhernen (Eintracht Frankfurt) are further options.
It remains open who will be number one in the German goal. Most recently, Stina Johannes (Eintracht Frankfurt) and Sophia Winkler (SGS Essen) guarded the box, while Olympic heroine Ann-Katrin Berger (NJ/NY Gotham FC) got a break. There is “a little tendency, of course,” wit: “We now want to have a confirmation of those we have invited.”
So it remains exciting for the DFB women in front of the European Championship in Switzerland in summer. First, the selection of national coach Wück is a guest in the Netherlands. An eternal duel that Germany has won over in the past two meetings. T-online tells you where you can follow the game.
Yes. The ARD shows the duel from the Verlegh Stadium Council in Breda (Netherlands) on Friday. The broadcaster starts at 8:15 p.m. with the preliminary reports, kick -off is at 8:45 p.m. Claus Lufen takes over the moderation. Christina Graf is at his side as a commentator and expert Almuth Schult. The ARD also offers the game in the live stream in the media library.
Yes. T-online offers a live ticker for the games of the German national women’s national team. You can find this on match day at t-online.de.
Four days after the game in the Netherlands, the DFB women go into the first home game of the year. On Tuesday, Giulia Gwinn and Co. receive Austria in Nuremberg.