Penzliner women's football celebrates historical cup victory in the Waldstadion!

Penzliner women's football celebrates historical cup victory in the Waldstadion!

Last Saturday, the women of the Penzliner SV showed the fans an impressive football spectacle in the women's cup final in the Ueckermünder Waldstadion. The encounter against SV Blau-Weiß Tutow ended with a brilliant 11-2 victory for the Penzlin team after they were 5-0 in the lead at half-time. Around 200 spectators had come to support their team and celebrate the appearance of the players. Coach Christian Ullerich had hit a real hit with his tactics.

The most successful goal scorer in the game was Melina Renee Cyttrich, who scored four goals. The other players also shone: Emely Radoy and Klara-Charlott Prochein each contributed two goals, while Anja Schubke, Anja Wagner and Amina Taeterow rounded off the result. On the side of SV Blau-Weiß Tutow, Fine Volkmann was the only one to score two goals for her team. An impressive performance that Penzliner SV once more established as a serious player in women's football in the region, where there is actually no women's football relay at the district level, such as nordkurier.de reports.

preparation for the next challenge

But the team not only has sporting successes in their sights. Last Saturday, the Penzliner SV also secured the last ticket for the quarter-finals in the national football cup with a clear 7-0 victory against Brüsewitzer SV. The response to the first defeat of the season against TSV Friedland was significantly - after 2: 4 the team had to show this week that they had learned from it.

Important goal shooters of the game were Moritz Horn, Maximilian Voß (who struck twice), Dennis Ahrndt, Lucas Winning, Andy Mielke and Guido Timper. In the next round, the Penzliner SV will meet TSG Neustrelitz, a league team, a real challenge on the weekend of 23/24. March should take place. The anticipation of the derby is already noticeable. Ostsee-zeitung.de The Penzliner SV is ready for this next step.

The background of women's football in Germany

More and more women and girls are interested in football. Germany currently has around 100,000 active players and 107,000 girls up to 16 years of age who are passionate about sport. This also shows the steadily growing number of reported female teams at the DFB, which was almost 9,700 last season. The teams in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania can also feel this trend, especially in club-based football, where the Penzliner women actively play at the top.

in international comparison has celebrated great success in the past, including two world championship titles and eight European championships. While the DFB women go to the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 in Switzerland with high expectations, you can also look forward to further developments in women's football in the region. After all, a survey shows that over 75% of female respondents in Germany are very interested in football, which underlines the importance of sport for society. So it remains to be seen how this enthusiasm will also affect the local level, and whether the Penzliner SV will remain on success course, as Statista.com.