SpVgg Forsthart ladies triumph: championship title in the leisure league!

SpVgg Forsthart ladies triumph: championship title in the leisure league!

The women's soccer department of SpVgg Forsthart did it: with a brilliant 35 points and a goal difference of 46:20, the team secured the championship title in the 2nd East leisure league. After a strong first half of the season, in which they were in second place at the winter break, the players showed their true potential in the spring round. Only the last league game ended in a draw, while the team won the remaining games. SpVgg Forsthart was able to prevail with a clear lead of eight points over the second-placed team. These impressive statistics not only demonstrate the accurate attack, but also the best defense in the league PNP reported.

After the successful season, the kickers are now celebrating their championship before they go on their well-deserved summer break. Preparations for the coming season are already scheduled for July, and SpVgg Forsthart invites football-loving girls and women to join the team. This could be a wonderful opportunity to play in a great team and become part of the growing women's football scene in Germany.

Women's football on the rise

The development of women's football in Germany cannot be overlooked. Over 100,000 women and more than 107,000 girls up to the age of 16 actively play football. The number of registered female teams at the DFB is almost 9,700, which represents a significant increase, especially in the age group up to 16 years. This shows that interest in women's football is constantly growing, as is the Statista clarified.

The coming year will be particularly exciting as the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 takes place in Switzerland. Germany, as a former two-time world champion and eight-time European champion, is competing with great ambitions. The team leads into the preliminary round against Denmark, Poland and Sweden and is currently third in the world rankings - an incentive for everyone who loves football.

The successes of the German women's soccer teams have already inspired many girls to become active themselves. In recent years, teams like Bayern Munich and VfL Wolfsburg have dominated the Bundesliga and shown that women's football can also be played at the highest level. This development is supported by numerous initiatives aimed at promoting the game of women's football and increasing visibility.

For SpVgg Forsthart and the entire women's football scene, the awarding of points in the league is another step towards a promising future. @fussball.de encourages teams to regularly review results and events to further improve the quality of the game. This is also reflected in the active involvement of players and coaches who, through their unceasing commitment, help women's football to continue to gain in importance in Bavaria.