Bohl shines on her birthday for five-star Bayern Munich against Eintracht Frankfurt, while Wolves beat Freiburg again as the Bundesliga returns from the international break. Meanwhile, the draw for the quarter-finals of the German Cup has been made.
11 consecutive wins for Bayern
Bayern Munich have won every game since their 7-1 defeat in Barcelona, continuing their run with a dominant performance in Frankfurt. On her 25th birthday, Klara Bull scored the first goal before providing two assists for Jovana Damnjanovic.
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Pernille Harder also scored a goal and two assists, while 19-year-old German international Allara scored the fifth goal after coming on as a first-half substitute. Bayern Munich will face Atletico Madrid away from home in the fifth round of the Women’s Champions League on Wednesday.
Wolfsburg completes the double over Freiburg
Wolfsburg knocked Freiburg out of the cup with a 3-1 win last month, and a similar result was repeated on Friday at the AOK Stadion. Freiburg took the lead in the second half, but the Wolves came back strong in the second half to achieve their fourth successive win in all competitions.
Wolfsburg’s top scorer, Linneth Bernstein, is currently on the bench, but Alexandra Pope scored her seventh league goal of the season after missing the game before the international break due to injury. Wolfsburg will also be in Madrid in midweek for a tough Champions League match against Real Madrid.
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Essen emerges from the relegation zone with a big win
SGS Essen’s first home win of the season was enough to see the club, which has made a name sponsoring many of Germany’s current internationals, climb out of the red. Right-back Vanessa Forrest and substitute Leonie Kopp scored in their 2-0 win over newly promoted Nuremberg.
Meanwhile, Bremen and Leverkusen won their matches to remain in the top four. Germany Under-23s player Larissa Mulhouse scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot in Bremen’s win over cellar-dwellers Carl Zeiss Jena.
Mulhouse has scored 30 goals for HSV and Bremen in the past two seasons, and is now top scorer in the Bundesliga with eight goals, alongside Leverkusen’s Vanessa Fudala and Köln’s Sandra Jessen.
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The midfielder was also on the scoresheet from the penalty spot this weekend as Leverkusen beat RB Leipzig 3-2, thanks to three goals in the first 17 minutes. Elsewhere, Hoffenheim is level on points with Freiburg and Frankfurt after beating Union Berlin 3-0. On Monday, Cologne beat Hamburg 4-1 away from home thanks to a Jessen hat-trick.
German Women’s Cup
The draw for the quarter-finals of the DFB-Pokal Frauen took place on Sunday alongside the men’s competition. Defending champion Bayern Munich will travel to Hamburg, while Wolfsburg will meet Eintracht Frankfurt again.
Werder Bremen, who reached the final last season, will travel to Essen. There will also be one semi-final place for either bottom-placed Jena in the Bundesliga or 2. Bundesliga leaders Sand. The matches are scheduled to be held from March 10 to 12, 2026.
Complete the DFB-Pokal draw
Wolfsburg vs Eintracht Frankfurt
SGS Essen vs. SV Werder Bremen
Hamburger SV vs. Bayern Munich
FC Carl Zeiss Jena vs SC Sand