On the 17th matchday of the FLYERALARM Women’s Bundesliga, the women of SC Freiburg will receive the six-time German champion and former Champions League winner Turbine Potsdam this Saturday (May 30). The kick-off in the local Möslestadion is at 1 p.m.
From a sporting point of view, Turbine is currently in fifth place in the table with nine wins and seven losses, and thus three places in front of the sports club. In the first half of the season, the SC women won 5: 4 in Brandenburg in a true “football thriller”. A last-minute goal from Rebecca Knaak gave the Breisgau residents the much-celebrated away success. Only a month later, both teams faced each other again in the round of 16 of the DFB Cup. Here Turbine had the better end with 3: 2 and threw the sports club out of the competition.
As regards the upcoming restart, Freiburg head coach Daniel Kraus said before the game: “We are now happy to be back on the pitch. With Potsdam, we have a very attractive opponent waiting for us on Saturday. ”His colleague Matthias Rudolph from Potsdam sees it similarly:“ We are all happy that the women’s Bundesliga is starting again. With Freiburg we have a difficult task. No team knows exactly where it is. If you look at the first leg as well as the cup game, it will be a spectacle. “
The sports club still has to do without the injured players Clara Schöne, Carolin Schiewe, Jobina Lahr, Kim Fellhauer, Verena Wieder and Sharon Beck.
SC women live on MagentaSport:
Due to the corona pandemic, the outstanding games of the SC women will be played without a stadium spectator on the basis of the hygiene concept “Task Force Sports Medicine / Special Game Operation” developed by the DFL and the DFB. However, there is good news for fans of women’s football, because all games of match day 17 will be broadcast live.
More information is available on the website of the German Football Association at https://bit.ly/2TFZZ7d.
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