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VfB Lübeck: Women's football starts with a big home game against Fortuna!
VfB Lübeck will start with its first women's team in the district cup on September 10th, 2025. Free entry, atmosphere guaranteed!
VfB Lübeck: Women's football starts with a big home game against Fortuna!
The air is burning in Lübeck: The oneVfB Lübeckstarts the 2025/26 season with a real highlight on September 10, 2025. Finally there is an independent women's team, which after the dissolution of the joint gaming community with theTSV Eintracht Groß Grönaugoes into the race. With trainerTino SpörkAt the top, the footballers will fight for fame and honor when they reach the district cupSV Fortuna St. Jürgenmeet.
An emotional duel awaits the players, as their opponents play in a higher league and recently reached the cup final. The gates are closed for the first encounterSparkasse GrandstandOpen, entry is free for all spectators - a real treat, made possible by the support of theNordgetreide GmbH & Co. KG. VfB boardTobias Redlichencourages fans to secure free €0 tickets via the webshop to shake up the Lohmühle on September 10th.
A new beginning in women's football
A new chapter began for VfB with the start of training on August 18th. The squad had something to be proud of38 playersincrease, which is caused by the withdrawal of theATSV Stockelsdorfbenefit. Redlich emphasizes that all players from last year's syndicate are welcome and no one will be excluded. The new additions include experienced athletes such asSina SchöningandLisa Bergmanwho have joined VfB.
Local politicians also showed particular interestTim Klüssendorffrom the SPD, who was a guest at the training and would like to get actively involved in women's football. He even scheduled some extra training for himself! Those responsible emphasize the long-term goal of further expanding women's football at VfB and also considering a second team.
A look into the history of women's football
A look at the past shows how important and challenging women's football is. The beginnings go back to 1930, when Lotte Specht founded the first German women's football club. Despite a lot of resistance, including from the DFB, which has long opposed women in football, the sport has developed steadily. Over the decades, women fought for their rights and their place on the field - an ongoing process of equality and emancipation.
From the ban by the DFB in the 1950s to the first official international matches in the early 1980s, there were many hurdles to overcome. It wasn't until 1970 that the DFB lifted its ban, which led to an explosion in women's football. Today, tens of thousands of women and girls play nationwide and the sport is enjoying ever-growing popularity.
On September 10, 2025, we will see how VfB Lübeck can progress in this traditional series. Fans and curious people are invited to experience the first home game as an exciting part of the club's history - a sporting celebration that brings joy and community together.