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Koln (w)

10-13 00:30

2 - 1

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Union Berlin (w)

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End 2-1

93′

C.Imping

86′

C.Degen

L. Feiersinger

81′

M. Noack

A.Weiss

81′

C.Frank

J.Hipp

67′

K.Janez

A. Moraitou

67′

P.Bremer

M.Hegering

63′

L.Andrade

Stolze

62′

A. Halverkamps

L.Heiseler

62′

I.Heikkinen

D. Orschmann

46′

S. Steuerwald

Halftime 2-1

49′

Stolze

49′

T.Schneider

34′

2-1

S. Jessen

Assist: Stolze

28′

1-1

Laura·Vogt

Assist: M.Hegering

7′

0-1

W.Sophie

Assist: K.Orschmann

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Match Info

Koln Women earned a hard-fought 2-1 home win against Union Berlin Women in the German Frauen-Bundesliga on October 13, 2025. This victory was crucial for Koln's momentum as they held off a determined second-half fightback from their opponents. Koln started brightly and were rewarded with an early goal, a powerful header from a free-kick delivery. They doubled their lead midway through the first half with a well-worked move finished from inside the box, seemingly putting them in complete control. Union Berlin Women regrouped at halftime and came out with renewed vigor, pulling a goal back early in the second half to set up a tense finale. The visitors pressed for an equalizer but found Koln's defense and goalkeeper in resilient form, making several last-ditch blocks to preserve the narrow lead. The standout player was Koln's defensive midfielder, who broke up countless attacks and provided the platform for the win. The three points helped Koln Women climb away from the lower reaches of the league table, while Union Berlin remained in a precarious position. The Koln coach praised his team's first-half performance and their grit to see out the game. Koln Women utilized a 4-2-3-1 formation, while Union Berlin Women played a 3-5-2.