Women's football explosion: FC Alberschwende celebrates double triumph!

Women's football explosion: FC Alberschwende celebrates double triumph!

Alberschwende, Österreich - The Alberschwende FC celebrated an impressive double on June 16, 2025, which makes the women's team one of the best in their league. Both titles were achieved in an exciting season in which the players showed outstanding achievements. According to Vol.at, the team of trainer Maria Schmidt was particularly strong against the only serious competitor from Wangen

The Alberschwende FC not only won the championship title, but also won the trophy, which makes the club in the region number one in women's football. This is a remarkable success, especially in one year in which women's football gained popularity through the UEFA European women's championship. According to a [trend study] (https://gik.media/b4p-trendstudie-sport-sports reporting-im-wandel/), 15% of the respondents show an increased interest in women's football, which reflects the hype generated by the European Championship.

growing interest in sports reporting

The increasing popularity of women's football is also reflected in the reporting. Women's football was the second most common sport in the media in 2023, with 44% of those questioned who were interested in this sport. Interestingly, 84% of women stated to actively exercise - more than in men (83%). This shows that the fundamental enthusiasm for sport in society continues to grow.

In Germany, men especially find out about sports when 82% of them use media to stay up to date, while only 64% of women do so. The popularity of sports streaming services is also increasing, especially among the younger generation. dpa reports that 66% of the 16-29-year-olds use sports streaming services.

The influence of streaming services

The current sports reporting shows a clear trend: the viewers prefer neutral reporting (71%) and events transmitted live (67%). This is particularly relevant at a time when sport is increasingly consumed via digital platforms. However, younger spectators under the age of 30 also value entertainment and personalized content, which indicates that the requirements for sports reporting change accordingly.

Future prospects for the sports friend show that 10% of those surveyed can imagine subscribing to a sports streaming service in the future. This data comes from an online survey that was carried out in December 2022 and includes a representative sample of the German online population.