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2025/26-27 Frauen-Bundesliga season outlook
Overview
The 2026/27 Frauen-Bundesliga season is set to commence with FC Bayern München remaining the primary favorites to secure their fifth consecutive championship. Bayern is scheduled to open their campaign with an away match against Union Berlin, where head coach Marie-Louise Eta aims to disrupt the league hierarchy.
Eintracht Frankfurt, following a third-place finish last season, will host 1. FC Köln on Saturday, August 22. Frankfurt enters the new season with momentum after a successful preseason that included a victory over Olympique Lyon.
Other league developments include ongoing preparation struggles for Hamburger SV following a heavy 1-5 friendly loss to Werder Bremen. Additionally, increasing international competition for talent is reportedly driving up wages and transfer fees across the league.
Entities
FC Bayern München · Hamburger SV (women) · Bayer 04 Leverkusen · Japan women's national football team · DFB
Timeline
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about 24 hours ago
[SPORTS] 11 sourcesFrauen-Bundesliga season begins with Bayern Munich as favoritesThe Frauen-Bundesliga season begins with FC Bayern München favored for a fifth straight title and Eintracht Frankfurt hosting 1. FC Köln.
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1 day ago
[SPORTS] 2 sourcesUnion Berlin women prepare for Bundesliga opener against FC BayernUnion Berlin's women's team begins the Frauen-Bundesliga season against FC Bayern München, marking the coaching debut of Marie-Louise Eta.
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11 days ago
[SPORTS] 2 sourcesFrauen-Bundesliga announces 2025/26 season scheduleThe 2025/26 Frauen-Bundesliga season kicks off on September 6 with FC Bayern München hosting Bayer 04 Leverkusen at the Allianz Arena.
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25 days ago
[SPORTS] 7 sourcesWerder Bremen women announce season fixtures including Hamburg derby and Japan friendlyWerder Bremen women's team starts the season on Aug 24, schedules a Hamburg derby on Sep 11 and a Germany‑Japan friendly on Oct 13 at Weserstadion after recent stadium repairs.
Sources
berliner-kurier.de · berliner-zeitung.de · frauen.eintracht.de · harzkurier.de · heute.de · klack.de · n-tv.de · nztour.com · op-online.de · skysportaustria.at · sportforen.de · sportschau.de · taz.de · turbine-potsdam.de · wochentlich.de
This summary has been updated 3 times: see revision history