FC Bayern Women’s players don’t have much rest after their DFB Cup semi-final shootout victory over Eintracht Frankfurt, with 17 members of the squad now off to join up with their national teams. fcbayern.com rounds up who’s been called up for April’s international break.
Germany face Austria and Iceland
Four Bayern players will be in action for Germany in Klara Bühl, Sydney Lohmann, Giulia Gwinn and Lea Schüller. Their first game of UEFA Euro 2025 qualifying is against Austria in Linz on Friday. However, they won’t come up against their two Austrian club teammates as Sarah Zadrazil (muscular) and Katharina Naschenweng (knee) are both out injured.
The following Tuesday, 9 April, Horst Hrubesch’s side host Glódis Viggósdóttir’s Iceland in Aachen for their second qualifier. Prior to that, the Bayern captain and her country take on Poland as they open their qualifying campaign on Friday.
Klara Bühl and Germany will be looking to get Euro 2025 qualifying off to a winning start.
Several all-Bayern clashes
Linda Sembrant and Magdalena Eriksson will be representing Sweden as they begin their quest to reach next summer’s finals in Switzerland with a fixture at Wembley against Georgia Stanway’s England on Friday. The Swedes then host France the following Tuesday, while the Lionesses visit Dublin to take on Ireland.
Jovana Damnjanovic and Serbia also start their qualification campaign on Friday with a clash against Samantha Kerr’s Scotland, before they take on Israel on Tuesday. Jill Baijings will also face a club teammate with the Netherlands as they take on Tuva Hansen’s Norway on Tuesday, after beginning their campaign against Italy on Friday. Hansen plays against Finland that day. Pernille Harder and Denmark play their first two qualifiers against Czechia and Belgium.
Samantha Kerr and Scotland will face Serbia and Slovakia in Euro 2025 qualifying.
Friendlies for U20s, Euro qualifiers for U19s
Alara Sehitler and Sarah Ernst will play two friendlies for Germany’s U20s in Verl, first against the USA on Friday and then Canada the following Tuesday. Goalkeeper Juliana Schmid is on standby if called upon.
Germany’s U19s began the second round of their Euro qualification campaign on Thursday with a 2-0 win against Romania. Laura Gloning started the game, with Carla Schwarz coming off the bench. Two more Bayern youth players are on standby in Eszter Reszler and Sophia Weixler. Michael Urbansky’s team face Hungary next on Tuesday before a third game against Sweden on Saturday as they look to reach this summer’s finals in Lithuania.
Bayern went into the international break having reached the DFB Cup final:
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