Manager Theresa Merk made three changes from her 3-2 home win over Bayer Leverkusen last week. In place of Judith Steinert, Chiara Bouziane and Samantha Steuerwald, Riola Xhemaili, Jana Vojtekova and Luisa Wensing were able to prove themselves right from the start.
The match at the Karl Liebknecht stadium against the bottom of the table started with a moment of shock for the sports club. Striker Svenja Fölmli, who has already scored three goals this season, had to leave the pitch after a few minutes due to a knee injury from which he hopes for a speedy recovery.
Otherwise, the two teams initially gave an open exchange of blows, but still had big chances
lost. Theresa Merk said at the start of the match: “We found it a bit difficult to get into the game at the start. We didn’t have all the access we were hoping for, leaving too much room for Whirlwind.”
The first highly dangerous situation in front of Potsdam goalkeeper Vanessa Fischer occurred after nearly half an hour when Janina Minge pushed captain Hasret Kayikci into the penalty area. However, the captain’s subsequent finish was flat and paper thin
finished mail. The longer the game lasted, the more the game moved towards the turbine housing. The guests of the Breisgau become more and more dangerous and create more opportunities. However, it wasn’t enough for a breakthrough before halftime, meaning the two teams were goalless by referee Dr. Riem Hussein was invited to the tea break.
Shooting festival in the interval two
Wanting to take all three points with the traditional Brandenburg club, the guests walked out of the locker room with determination. Some attack attempts were interrupted due to an offside position, which is why he then had to direct a set piece. In the 53rd minute, Jana Vojtekova hit a long-range free kick in the area.
Although Janina Minge failed to catch the ball, her attempt to play the ball was enough to irritate Turbine’s goalkeeper, Fischer, and the ball went past everyone in the area. The first goal allowed the Freiburg women to better control the game.
The logical consequence of this was a brace just under fifteen minutes later, which decided the match prematurely. First, the SC women took advantage of a three-on-two in which Giovanna Hoffmann’s pass to Lisa Kolb initially did not find her hitter, but the ball fell into Chiara Bouziane’s legs, unfortunately rejected by the defender of the Irena Kuznezov turbines.
The substitute coldly used this opportunity to score 2-0. Just a minute later, Giovanna Hoffmann was able to successfully convert an absolutely sweet pass from Vojtekova to 3-0.
In the final round, coach Theresa Merk once again proved her luck with the substitutions of Cora Zicai and Judith Steinert, who entered the field after a few moments. First, Zicai headed a precise Hoffmann cross into the opponent’s goal for 4-0, minutes later the 17-year-old hit a sharp cross in the small area, where Steinert headed the ball again to make it 5 -0.
The coach explained at the end of the game: “The more a game like this is 0-0, the more uncomfortable it becomes. We were able to implement a lot of things we had planned and then have one.
I thought we had played an excellent second half. “
Next weekend, Saturday (05.11), SC-Frauen will welcome table neighbors FC Bayern Munich in the most important match. Kick-off at the Dreisamstadion is at 13:00.
(Info: Niklas Batsch – SC Freiburg)
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