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79′
zaurbek ramonov
george karkuzaev
79′
A.Gioev
sarmat ogoev
76′
N. Sergeev
68′
E. Gurenko
N.Kasatkin
68′
M.Abdulkhamidov
B.Gurtsiev
68′
A.Zakirov
D.Kobesov
68′
A.Kozyrev
V. Nafikov
68′
D.Kvekveskiri
David bolataev
58′
A.Amelin
A.Voropaev
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A.Butaev
8′
D. Shavlokhov
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Match Info

Viktoria 1889 Berlin Women made the most of a well-taken first-half goal to edge a disciplined SV Meppen Women side 1-0 on 6 September 2026 in the 2. Frauen-Bundesliga. It was a result built on organisation, solid defending, and ruthless finishing in the moments that mattered.

Match Overview

Neither side was willing to gift the initiative in the early stages, with midfield duels setting the tempo. Viktoria Berlin gradually grew into the game and looked most threatening from set plays and quick wide movement. Meppen, eager to steady their season, relied on compact positioning and looked to strike on the break.

Decisive Moment

The only goal came shortly before the interval. A well-worked corner delivered into the near post was met with a firm downward header which found the bottom corner, sending the home crowd into celebration. It was a moment of quality that rewarded Berlin’s sustained pressure and gave them a platform to defend after the break.

Meppen pushed forward in the second half in search of an equaliser, enjoying more possession than they had managed in the opening period. Viktoria Berlin goalkeeper was called into action on a couple of occasions, tipping a long-range effort wide and bravely claiming a dangerous cross under pressure. Despite the late waves of attack, the Berlin defence held firm to preserve the clean sheet.

Tactical Story

Viktoria Berlin were compact without the ball, funnelling Meppen into wide areas and forcing crosses early. In possession, they didn’t take unnecessary risks, preferring to feed their pacey wide players on the counter. Meppen controlled much of the second half but lacked a cutting edge in the final third, losing their structural discipline as desperation grew.

What It Means

The three points provide Viktoria Berlin Women with a strong platform as they build momentum in the German Women’s Bundesliga II. For SV Meppen, the narrow defeat will sting but also shows they can compete against organized opponents. If they sharpen their finishing, their season remains full of promise.