BVB women keep up winning run, 6-0 against Gütersloh | OneFootball

Personnel

Compared to the previous away match in Freudenberg, Jacqueline Meißner and Annika Enderle came into the starting lineup for Lena Ostermeier and Ronja Leubner. Marina Scholz was absent due to adductor problems.

Match summary

The BVB women took control from the outset and went ahead early. Ann-Sophie Vogel, who extended her contract with BVB until 2029 during the week, delivered a cross from the right to Jacqueline Meißner. Her pass into the center found Alex Popp, who scored from around ten meters out to make it 1-0 (3').

Meißner was also involved in the second goal. Via Ricarda Walkling, her pass reached Ramona Maier, who doubled the lead to 2-0 (12'). Dortmund remained in control afterward. A Maier goal in the 24th minute was disallowed because FSV goalkeeper Leah Blome had already secured the ball. Further chances from Rita Schumacher, who hit the crossbar, and Alex Popp, whose free kick went just over the goal, went unused.

In first-half stoppage time, the BVB women added two more goals within a matter of minutes. Following a corner from Schumacher, Gütersloh's Emma Maria Bendix turned the ball into her own net for 3-0 (45+1'). Shortly afterward, Popp made it 4-0 with the back of her head (45+4').

BVB remained clearly the dominant side after the break as well. In the 48th minute, Annika Enderle, Rita Schumacher and Ricarda Walkling all had a chance to make it 5-0, but the goal did not come until shortly before the hour mark. After a combination between substitute Lena Ostermeier and Popp, Ramona Maier got her shot away and scored her second goal of the day (61').

Gütersloh still found hardly any way through toward the Dortmund goal. Instead, Enderle had the next good opportunity with a powerful shot against the left post (76'). Ostermeier put the finishing touch on it: after a layoff from Meißner, the substitute midfielder scored from 16 meters out to make it 6-0 (82'), netting her first goal in a BVB shirt.

Reaction

Head coach Markus Högner: “If you look at the full 90 minutes, we can be very satisfied. Even with a 4-0 lead at halftime, I demanded that we continue to create chances and score goals. In the second half, we were a little too hectic here and there, but we're pleased with the emphatic win and the fact that we kept another clean sheet. By November at the latest, decisive league clashes will be coming up, and we’ll prepare for them over the next few weeks.”

Ann-Sophie Vogel: “The talks surrounding my contract extension went very well. After the past two years at BVB, it quickly became clear to me that I wanted to continue on this path together, especially since we have a superb level within the team. After six wins without conceding a goal, we’re continuing to take it game by game — because the top matches are still ahead of us.”

Outlook

Next Sunday (04/10), the BVB women will be on the road again. At 3:30 p.m., the Black and Yellows will visit DJK Südwest Köln at the Unterer Komarweg artificial pitch in Cologne. Tickets will be available at the box office on matchday from 1:30 p.m. (5 euros). Pluto TV will also broadcast the match live and freeof charge.

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