Turbine Potsdam: Girls' football teams shine at tournaments and championship!
Turbine Potsdam: Girls' football teams shine at tournaments and championship!
Potsdam, Deutschland - Last Saturday, June 14, 2025, a great girls' tournament of the Ludwigsfeld FC took place, in which the F-Juniors of the 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam also took part and joy. In bright sunshine and high summer temperatures, the tournament started on the bottom playing field, but the little kickers from Potsdam did not let themselves be terrified and fought their way up into the pot field.
The girls showed a pleasant development from individual one-on-one-duels towards a team-related passing game in their games. They always recognized free rooms and skillfully used them. Their safe possession of the ball presented the opponents with great challenges, who could often only run after. The implementation of faster moves in dribbling and corners is also positive. However, a single area could still be improved: the position game in printing situations.
tournament and success
The team of F-Juniors remained unbeaten throughout the tournament and showed a clear dominance, which was also reflected in some beautiful goals. The courage in the end increased in the course of the tournament, which is positive for the further development of the players. Particularly noteworthy are the outstanding achievements of Frieda and Florian, which ensured that the young talents did not have to overheat in the heat.
On the other hand, the B2 junior team of the 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam competed in the semi-finals of the national championship. After an impressive first leg 9-0 against SG Schwanebeck, they also triumphed significantly in the second leg with 8: 2. Especially in the first half, the team dominated with a 5-0 lead at the break, although the concentration in the second half subsided, which led to two goals conceded for the Schwanebecker. Nevertheless, the Potsdam girls contributed three more goals to the final score of 8: 2, which coach Tim Meyer emotionally touched. He praised both the team and the fans traveling with them and looks at the upcoming championship finals with anticipation for the intensive preparations.
a rare football lexpress
In this context, it should be mentioned that there were also exciting moments in children's football in the region. On the last day of the holiday, the first return tournament in children's football Havelland was held in the state capital. Here two teams from e-girls and F-girls competed against each other. It was the first tournament for many players and they did their job really well. After heating, a 1-on-1 tournament format was tried before going into the four games of the actual tournament. This brought the young women some individually gratifying moments and results that further strengthened the team dynamics.A real highlight was the entrance to the jerseys of the 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam playing against Bayer 04 Leverkusen, where the players acted as inlet children and ball girls. These exciting experiences are likely to have been unforgettable for the young footballers.
Women's football in change
The enthusiasm for women's football is not only reflected in regional tournaments, but has also increased significantly at an international level. The UEFA euro of women is taking place in England, while the best players in the Concacaf zone in Mexico are fighting for a place at the FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Despite the positive development, there are still numerous challenges, such as the report by FIFA. FIFA has launched various programs in the past ten years to support women's football worldwide.
A particularly ambitious goal is to increase the number of football playing football and women to 60 million by 2026. These initiatives to promote women's football prove that the landscape is continuously changing and sport is becoming increasingly important. "Beyond Greatness" - this slogan summarizes the ambitions and ambition that women bring in football.
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