Hertha women's home game: Off to Leipzig for the start of the season!

Hertha women's home game: Off to Leipzig for the start of the season!

What's going on in Berlin? Tomorrow, September 6th, 2025, it will be a “home game à la carte” for the first women’s team from Hertha BSC! At 3:00 p.m. the players will compete against the second team from RB Leipzig in the amateur stadium on the throwing field. A highly anticipated match that fans shouldn't miss.

If you want to go to the spectator stands, you need a ticket. The prices are 7 euros for full-paying tickets and 5 euros for reduced tickets. To ensure that even the littlest ones are allowed into the stadium, there is free entry for children under six years of age - but only when accompanied by an adult, and the lap ticket must be sent in advance by email tickets@herthabsc.de be ordered. That's a great offer!

Important information for viewers

To make it pleasant for all spectators, Hertha BSC has prepared some practical points. It is important to know that there will be no box office on match day. So if you're hoping to rent a ticket spontaneously, you'll need to book online in advance. Season tickets can be picked up on the day of the match at the destination building at the Hanns Braun Stadium. People using wheelchairs are advised to inform themselves in advance sperrfrei@herthabsc.de to ensure smooth participation.

But that's not all: Training is also about to start during the international break, on Schenckendorffplatz. Coach Leitl has a good knack for promoting young talent, so some youngsters are also involved: Enoch Oluwajimi Adetokunbo-Adelenu and Christian Seibert from the U19, Nash Amankona from the U23 and Lennox Ballwanz from the U17. A real boost for young talent!

Special training and game offers

For Hertha fans there will also be a public training session and a test match against F.C. this Friday, September 5th at 6:30 p.m. Hertha 03 Zehlendorf. Here visitors can experience first hand how the team trains and prepares for further challenges. At the same time, players Michał Karbownik and John Anthony Brooks will train individually, while Fabian Reese will remain indoors due to load control. Exciting times for the team!

Hertha BSC is also more than just a name in the Bundesliga. How P1 Travel reported, football enthusiasts can book tickets for all games in the Olympic Stadium. With these tickets, spectators travel safely because the official e-tickets, which are sent by email, ensure that the seats are next to each other and remain valid even if the game is postponed. A good deal for fans who want to be there live!

Now all that remains is to hope that the spectators turn up in large numbers tomorrow and loudly cheer on the team. Together we're heading into an exciting season for Hertha BSC!