Werder's women rock Weser Stadium: fans celebrate strong balance!

Werder's women rock Weser Stadium: fans celebrate strong balance!

The joy of the late balance in the last game against Bayer Leverkusen was great among the Werder's women, despite the continuing difficulties to win the second victory this season. With 22,721 fans in the stadium, who cheered Sophie Weidauer's goal in the last minute of the game, the team finally got a point after three unsuccessful games. "Horny atmosphere. I already enjoyed the arrival," said coach Thomas Horsch as he praised his team's committed performance.

The high number of visitors and the energetic mood raise an interesting question: are Werder's women now come to the large Weser Stadium more often? Managing Director Clemens Fritz has already indicated that they may be able to play in the stadium twice a season instead of on the smaller training ground. According to the voices of the players, this project would mean a lot. "It inspires and is something very special," said Weidauer and emphasized the enthusiasm of the team.

The challenge of another appearance in the Weser Stadium

The captain Michelle Ulbrich sees it the same way and says: "It would be fantastic if we could play here twice a year." The possibility of playing in the Weser Stadium at one of the possible times - in this case during the men's international break. However, there are some challenges. A possible date in the second half of the season on the weekend from March 21st to 23rd together with the farewell game for Diego could coincide. The fact that this time is already competitive is surprising because the women's cup semi-final is scheduled, where Werder will compete against Fortuna Cologne.

"It would be great. Not only for us, but also for the opponent and women's football as a whole. It is just fun," said Horsch, while hoping for the possibility of a new appearance in the Weser Stadium. At the moment, however, it looks as if it remains the only appearance in their own stadium this season. The players express their hope that future game plans will offer more flexibility to have the attractive games take place again in the Weser Stadium.

While the team continues to fight for more points, the next challenge will be the cup game at Fortuna Cologne on November 23. The positive impulses from the last home game and the support of the fans will surely spread to the performance in the cup and give the team confidence. At a time when women's football is becoming increasingly important, the hope that Werder Bremen will continue to move the hearts of many football fans in the future.

These revelations and developments around Werder's women's football show the great potential that the association has in the women's Bundesliga. The players and the team of coaches are determined to continue this positive trend and expand their success story on the soccer field. Details on these dynamics and the various plans that are already in the air can be found in the report on www.bild.de can be read.