11.01.2023
Women’s DFB Cup Final in Cologne: kick-off
While it is still unclear which teams will advance to the women’s DFB Cup final on 18 May 2023: Regardless of the pairing, the event at Cologne’s Rhein-Energie Stadium remains the highlight of domestic women’s football. The start time has now been fixed: the final will start at 16.45.
Children and groups: tickets from 6 euros
The FVM offers inexpensive group tickets for clubs at just eight euros per ticket in category 3 (seated seats) and six euros for standing room.
In addition to group tickets for the discos, single-seat tickets are also available for category 1 for €30 (reduced price €25), category 2 for €20 (reduced price €15) and category 3 for €15 (reduced price €10). ). Children up to and including 14 pay 8 euros for all three categories.
Single and group tickets can be purchased via the order form to acquire.
It begins on Thursday 18 May 2023 – Ascension Day – but much earlier. From 11.11am, a varied program for the whole family traditionally takes place on the lawn in front of the stadium. Spectacular musical performances on stage, numerous interactive and information stands and women’s football tournaments invite you to start the cup day in the morning: all information about the traditional women’s tournaments on the Vorwiesen will follow in the coming weeks.
The quarter-finals of the DFB Cup will take place on Tuesday 28 February. For the first time, Sky is also offering a conference broadcast in addition to the individual broadcast: From 18:00, RB Leipzig will meet SGS Essen, Carl Zeiss Jena will meet SC Freiburg and 1. FC Köln will meet cup winners VfL Wolfsburg. In the evening from 20:30 (live on Sky and in the ARD live stream) there will be a Bundesliga duel between TSG Hoffenheim and FC Bayern Munich. The semi-finals are scheduled for 15 and 16 April 2023.
More on the topic:
Go to the FVM order form here.
Further information on ticketing for the DFB Women’s Cup Final can be found here.
