Bayern's Women's Football Team Set to Grab the Championship Trophy on Sunday
Award bestowed upon the female footballer of Bayern Munich - Contender Wück delivers championship trophy to Bavarian soccer players
Say hello to the Bundesliga Champions, baby! That's right; this coming Sunday, football fanatics in Munich are in for a treat. National coach Christian Wück, along with DFB Vice President Sabine Mammitzsch, will be giving the Championship Trophy to none other than the ladies of FC Bayern.
The champions, who've already nabbed the DFB Cup, will face off against SGS Essen in their 22nd and final matchday battle on the 11th of May (2:00 PM CET, sportschau.de/Magentasport/DAZN). With a 3:1 home win against SC Freiburg, the Munich team, led by outgoing head coach Alexander Straus, secured the Championship title on the 20th matchday.
Now, let's talk about this Championship Trophy that everybody's gearing up for. It's being handed over by Wück, who's known for steering the German women's national football team through major tourneys such as the Olympic Games and UEFA Women's Euros 2025.
But the race for the runners-up title is still on, between VfL Wolfsburg and Eintracht Frankfurt. VfL hopes to snag a direct spot in the Champions League with a home victory against fourth-placed Bayer 04 Leverkusen (4:00 PM CET on the same day), while Eintracht squares off against eighth-placed RB Leipzig (2:00 PM CET) around the same time.
Get your popcorn ready, folks! This Sunday's gonna be lit!
- Championship Trophy
- Christian Wück
- Presentation
- FC Bayern
- Sunday
- German Football Association
- National coach
- DFB
- Munich
- Sabine Mammitzsch
- (DFB Vice President)
- Christian Wück and DFB Vice President Sabine Mammitzsch will present the Championship Trophy to FC Bayern in Munich this Sunday.
- The ladies of FC Bayern are set to be crowned Bundesliga Champions following their 3:1 home win against SC Freiburg on the 20th matchday.
- According to the schedule, the Championship Trophy presentation will take place on the 11th of May, during the 22nd and final matchday battle against SGS Essen.
- Alongside the Champions, the race for the runners-up title in the German Football Association is still undecided, with VfL Wolfsburg and Eintracht Frankfurt left to compete on Sunday.
