Frauen Bundesliga Spieltag 7 Review

Frauen Bundesliga Spieltag 7 Review

FFC Frankfurt versus FC Bayern München

Final score: 7-1

Goals: Bajramaj (10) Garefrekes (14) Smisek (29) Smisek (32) Smisek (35) Feiersinger (41) Garefrekes (75) Landstrӧm (85)

Starters:

Frankfurt: 

Angerer

Percival     Krieger     Kumagai    Bartusiak

Huth   Behringer    Garefrekes   M. Weber

Smisek   Bajramaj

Subs: Lewandoski for Kumagai (46); Maroszan for Bartusiak (68); Landstrӧm for Krieger (77)

Bayern München

Längert

Schöne   B. Eder   De Pol  Bachor  Wenninger

Hartmannsegger   Schnaderbeck   Wimbersky

Bürki     Feiersinger

Subs:  Paukner for Bachor (46); Rudelic for Hartmannsegger (61)  Prohaska for Wimbersky (77)

Watch video highlights on DFB TV http://tv.dfb.de/index.php?view=3814

Frankfurt needed only 10 minutes to score against Bayern München in front of their largest crowd of the season (3230).  Bajramaj ignited Frankfurt’s offensive dominance with her fifth goal of the season.  Garefrekes continued the scoring four minutes later by just managing to loft the ball over a diving Bayern goal keeper, Längert. Sandra Smisek’s hat trick was achieved in just six minutes, scoring at the 29^th, 32^nd, and 35^th minute. Smisek’s second goal actually hit a Bayern München defender’s hand. The league has not changed the official stat as an “own goal” and most likely will not. 

Frankfurt conceded its first goal of the season just prior to the end of the first half. Frankfurt’s defense was pushed up and Feiersinger was able to reach the ball before Angerer could make any contact at the top right hand corner of the box. Angerer acknowledged jokingly after the match that she was “caught playing out in the field.” Regardless of Frankfurt’s momentarily lapse of defensive superiority and Angerer’s mistake, Feiersinger’s spin placed on the ball was something to see.  The ball shot from the top corner of the box mysteriously spins into the goal as if attached to a string.

Garefrekes and Landstöm added to Frankfurt’s goal total in the second half. The seven goals scored assured Frankfurt a first place standing in the Bundesliga over other undefeated team, Turbine Potsdam, based on goal differential. 

Bayer 04 Leverkusen versus SC Freiburg

Final Score 1-5

Goals:  Boschert (5 PK); Kayikci (10); Sainio (40); Dej (59); Makanza (80); Zirnstein (90)

Starters:

Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Klink

Kasperczyk   Elsig   Knoop   Priessen

                 F. Weber

Hendrich    Barth     Dej

Schwab   Knaak

Subs:  Beckmann for Barth( 46); Bakir for Kasperczyk (53); Knopf for Dej (70)

SC Freiburg:

Benkarth

Boschert     Abbe   Wendlinger

Sainio   Miraoui    Leupolz   I. Meyer   Hegenauer

Kayikci   Lohmann

Subs:  Makanza for Kayikci (22); Igwe for Hegenauer (83); Zirnstein for I. Meyer (86)

Bayer Leverkusen's only change from last week’s starting line-up was Prießen for injured Götte. Unfortunately for Leverkusen, the result against Freiburg was similar to last week’s result against Frankfurt.  Trouble started early for Leverkusen—defender Elsing took down Sainio in the box. Boschert converted the awarded penalty kick giving Freiburg the early lead.  Kayicki added to Leverkusen’s woes, scoring in the 10^th minute.Kayicki left the game in the 22^nd minute with a possible broken arm.  

Leverkusen suffered mentally and could not hold possession. Dej did manage to score for Leverkusen, disrupting Benkarth’s shoutout. SC Freiburg has always proven to be a dangerous offensive team.  With this victory, Freiburg is now in sixth place with ten points. Bayern Leverkusen, continues to struggle. The loss puts them in the relegation zone only one point ahead of last place Bad Neuenahr.

FCR 2001 Duisburg versus USV Jena

Final Score: 3-0

Starters:

Duisburg:

Bellinghoven

Wensing   Krahn   Neboli  Himmighofen

Bresonik

Ando    Laudehr    Oster  

Popp    Islacker

Subs:  Cengiz for Oster (20)   Groenen for Ando (52) Müller for Islacker (77)

USV Jena:

Schroffenegger

Roelvink  Radtke  Löser  Brosius

Milde   Schiewe    J. Arnold    Seiler

Hearn    S. Arnold

Subs: Salkunic for Milde (63) Schmutzler for Seiler (75)  Beil for J. Arnold (84)

The return to Duisburg for coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg failed to produce any magical upsets for USV Jena.  Duisburg had to play without Stefanie Weichelt due to the flu.  USV stubbornly defended Duisburg for much of the first half. Duisburg finally scored in the 57^th minute after Popp headed a Wensing kick to Mandy Islacker who successfully finished for Duisburg’s first goal.  Bresonik and Müller scored to provide Duisburg with a confident victory.  With the victory, Duisburg is in third place with 19 points. USV is dangerously lingering above the relegation zone in 9^th place—ahead of Lok Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, and Bad Neuenahr.

 Watch the post match press conference (in German from XtranewsTV) here:

Turbine Potsdam versus SC 07 Bad Neuenahr

Final score 1-0

Goals: Cramer (70)

Starters:

Potsdam:

Naeher

B. Schmidt   Peter  Kemme

Zeitz   Odebrecht  Hanebeck  Cramer

Nagasato   Mittag   Anonma

Subs: I. Kerschowski for B. Schmidt (61)  Göransson for Mittag (75) De Ridder for Nagasato (86)

Bad Neuenahr:

Schult

Störzel   C. Schröder   L. Maier  Hoyle

Kuznik  

Pyko  Petzelberger   Doorsoun-Khajeh

Okoyino da Mbabi   Gregorius

Subs: Rosler for Okoyino da Mbabi (38)

Few would have expected last place Bad Neuenahr to hold Turbine Potsdam scoreless until the 70^th minute. Nor would many have expected Bad Neuenahr to prevent Anonma and Nagasato from scoring—but that is exactly what Bad Neuenahr did.  Although Turbine Potsdam dominated the match, the final score reflects an uninspiring performance.  Bad Neuenahr’s Okoyino da Mbabi once again suffered with an injury and had to leave the match in the 38^th minute. It was reported that she suffered a shoulder injury.  Potsdam’s only goal came as a result of an Odebrecht cross that was headed in by Cramer.  The result finds Potsdam in second place behind Frankfurt due to goal differential.

FC Lok Leipzig versus SG Essen-Schönebeck

Final Score: 0-4

Goals: C. Hartmann (8); Dallmann (75); Bade (86); Bemmelen (88)

Starters:

Lok Leipzig

Härling

Van Bonn  Freitag   Lahr

Schinkel   Heller

L.  Schneider  Lübcke  Szuh

Patzke   L. Meyer

Subs: Ebermann for Patzke (58) M. Herrmann for Heller (71) Krengel for Freitag (80)

Essen-Schōnebeck:

Holl

Dōrpinghaus   da Silva Costa   Klasen

Martini

Hamann   C. Hartmann   Wolf

Subs: Freutel for Hamann (51) Bemmelen for Wolf (63)  Leiding for Klasen (72)

Ursula Holl achieved her second shut-out of the season as Essen-Schönebeck defeated Lok Leipzig 4-0. Lok Leipzig managed to hold fifth place Essen to only one early goal during the first half. However, Essen overpowered Leipzig the second half with three additional goals.

Hamburger SV versus VfL Wolfsburg

Final Score: 3-1

Goals: Müller (6), J. Wich (56), Goeßling (57), Smith (90+)

Starters:

Hamburger:

B. Weech

Hepfer  Haye  Meiforth

Saländer   Kameraj

F. Engel  Ewers

Bagehorn   J. Wich  Timmermann 

Subs: Brūggemann for F. Engel (80) Schoknecht for Hepfer (83)

Wolfsburg:

Vetterlein

Faißt  Tetzlaff   Henning   Smith

Keßller  Goeßling   Jakabfi 

M. Müller   Pohlers  Moser

Subs:  Blässe for Moser (59); I. Hartmann for Müller (75); Bunte for Jakabfi for (90)

Hamburger has shown that little in regards to home field advantage. Their loss to Wolfsburg  at home brought their record at home to 0-4. Müller scored the only goal for either side in the first half for Wolfsburg. Jessica Wich allowed Hamburger to stay competitive in the derby, scoring in the 56^th minute.  Goeßling gave Wolfsburg the lead in the 57^th minute and New Zealand international Rebecca Smith scored her first goal in extra time.  The win secured 4^th place for Wolfsburg while Hamburger drops to 8^th.

For current Frauen Bundesliga Stats: http://krocsports.blogspot.com/2011/10/frauen-bundesliga-stats-after-spieltag_16.html