1. goal
    4'
    Saki Kumagai
  2. goal
    12'
    Lea Schüller
  3. goal
    21'
    Anna Gerhardt (OG)
  4. goal
    24'
    Jovana Damnjanović
  5. goal
    30'
    Jovana Damnjanović
  6. goal
    33'
    Georgia Stanway
  7. goal
    37'
    Lina Magull
  8. goal
    50'
    Carolin Simon
  9. goal
    53'
    Saki Kumagai
  10. goal
    64'
    Viktoria Schwalm
  11. goal
    76'
    Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir
  12. goal
    90'
    Lea Schüller
  1. yellow card
    71'
    Laura Gloning
  1. substitution
    46'
    Karólína Lea Vilhjálmsdóttir for Klara Bühl
  2. substitution
    46'
    Ivana Rudelić for Sarah Zadrazil
  3. substitution
    46'
    Irena Kuznezov for Martyna Wiankowska
  4. substitution
    46'
    Alisa Grincenco for Jessica De Filippo
  5. substitution
    58'
    Emelyne Laurent for Jovana Damnjanović
  6. substitution
    59'
    Laura Gloning for Tuva Hansen
  7. substitution
    65'
    Maya Hahn for Adrijana Mori
  8. substitution
    73'
    Laura Benkarth for Maria Luisa Grohs
  9. substitution
    74'
    Jennifer Cramer for Viktoria Schwalm
  10. substitution
    85'
    Darya Rajaee for Sophie Weidauer
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FC Bayern Women

FCB Women: Victory over Potsdam for the title

The finale in the battle for the title! On the last matchday of the 2022/23 FLYERALARM Women's Bundesliga season, FC Bayern Women have the club's fifth German championship in their hands ahead of the meeting with 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam at the FC Bayern Campus on Sunday 28 May. The title showdown kicks off at 14:00 CEST. The state of play, pre-match quotes, team news – it's all in the preview.

The state of play

After the 0-0 draw at Leverkusen last Saturday, Alexander Straus' side go into the final day with a two-point lead over VfL Wolfsburg. Their rivals claimed a last-minute win at SV Meppen on Sunday to prevent FCB from clinching the title early, but now the Munich girls can wrap up the fifth Bundesliga title in the club's history with a home win over Potsdam. In the event of a draw or defeat, their inferior goal difference means they'll have to hope for a slip-up by the She-Wolves in their game against SC Freiburg.

The opponents

Potsdam's relegation from the Women's Bundesliga has been confirmed since Matchday 20. The Brandenburg outfit lost 3-0 to Eintracht Frankfurt last time out, their fourth straight defeat. That said, after collecting just one point in the first half of the season, there has been an improvement in the second half of the campaign from the team who are second in the all-time Women's Bundesliga standings. Sunday's match at the Campus will be Turbine's last in the German top flight for now after 29 successful years.

The statistics

Bayern won 3-0 in the reverse fixture in Potsdam thanks to goals from Georgia StanwayLina Magull and Linda Dallmann. FCB have been by far the better team in the recent history of the fixture and are unbeaten in 12 games against Turbine (W9 D3). However, the all-time record is virtually even, with 21 wins for Munich, 22 for Potsdam and seven draws in their 50 meetings.

FC Bayern Women, Bühl
One last push: Klara Bühl and FCB Women.

The team news

Along with long-term absentees Linda Dallmann (syndesmosis tear), Giulia Gwinn (ACL tear) and Franziska Kett (shoulder injury), Tainara is still out with a muscular injury. Emilie Bragstad will also miss the final match of the season because of an ankle problem.

The pre-match quotes

Head coach Alexander Straus: "It's been a very long season, in which we've managed to get ourselves into a very good position ahead of the final match. Now we want to go out there against Potsdam and win so that we're celebrating the title at the end of it. I'm confident we'll succeed."

Jovana Damnjanović: "It's the last match and it's all or nothing. Nevertheless we're trying to remain calm and concentrated. We want to go into the game with lots of energy and determination, in order to score the opening goal as early as possible and not let any nervousness creep in. We can do it and we're looking forward to Sunday."

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