Föhrst triumphs: 3-0 in the district cup final against Hildesheim!

Föhrst triumphs: 3-0 in the district cup final against Hildesheim!

Elze, Deutschland - The TSV Föhrste footballers once again showed that they are a power in the district cup. On June 15, 2025, they won the final in Elze with a convincing 3-0 against DJK Blau-Weiß Hildesheim II. All three goals went to Johanna Schößler's account, who had the network fidgeted in the 22nd, 30th and 62nd minute. This strong performance is no coincidence: Schößler usually plays for Jahn Calden in the Regionalliga Süd and had secured a second game right at TSV Föhrste for personal reasons. This ensured the necessary reinforcement for the women from pantry, who can look forward to this cup victory.

Despite the efforts of the Hildesheimers to find the game, they failed to radiate real goal. Coach Bjan Pattke von Föhrste said positively about the course of the season and yesterday's final. Among the 200 spectators was also a player of Hildesheim, who caused some cooling from a water bucket due to the high temperatures.

Special honors and support for the youngsters

Support for the junior teams is also an important topic. The audience's entrance fee flows to SSV Elze to promote these teams. Referee Detlef Fischer as well as the assistants Marie Winnefeld and Anastasija Bykanov received memory certificates for their services. Alicia Hoffmann was presented with the winner's cup for the award ceremony, and Sonja Bukowski, the relay manager, ended her career.

The LEETAL24 local newspaper emphasizes that DJK Hildesheim could not compete with its best line -up, which significantly influenced the result. However, coach Pattke emphasized that his team deserves the victory and the support from the fans was great. In Hildesheim, women's football has been becoming increasingly important lately, as the statistics show: Over 75 % of women surveyed in Germany show strong interest in football, which further fuels the enthusiasm for women's football.

With the eye on the upcoming challenges and the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, which will take place in Switzerland in July, the German women's football team also has high ambitions. They are currently in third place in the world rankings and compete against teams such as Denmark and Sweden in the preliminary round. Women's football is in the upswing, and with around 100,000 active players in Germany, it can be seen that interest and support will continue to grow.

The TSV Föhrst's cup victory is another step to make women's football even more visible and successful. You can look forward to the next games!