Bayern-Frauen launch season with gala victory in Berlin

The Bayern-Frauen opened their Bundesliga Saison with a gala Auftakt in Berlin, crushing Union 4‑1 at the Alte Försterei. A halftime lead of 1‑0 turned into a 4‑1 Sieg, with goals from Klara Bühl (26’), Pernille Harder (47’), Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir (60’) and Sophie Proost (90’).

Das Team of Trainer José Barcala travelled to Berlin for the first Spieltag, representing FC Bayern in a highly anticipated Partie as part of a gala opening. The Bayern-Frauen entered the field with confidence, aiming to set the tone for the new Frauen Bundesliga season.

Match narrative and key moments

The Bayern-Frauen seized control early, with Klara Bühl curling a free‑kick into the top corner at 26’ to give Bayern a 1‑0 lead Gegen Union. Pernille Harder doubled the advantage at 47’, followed by Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir’s strike at 60’, while Sophie Proost sealed the win at 90’; meanwhile Union tried to break the Bayern‑Dämme when Lisanne Gräwe sent a high ball toward Eileen Campbell at 8’, Tomke Schneider tested goalkeeper Ena Mahmutovic from distance and a defensive error by Leela Egli handed Harder the ball for her second goal, before Nele Bauereisen finally scored in the 79th minute for the hosts. The Partie ended with an Ausrufezeichen, reflecting the dominant display.

Zeit:0:00Gesamtdauer:0:001xArtikel recorded the match in real time. Das broadcast captured every moment of the Partie, and Die footage highlighted the Bayern-Frauen’s fluid play throughout the Spiel.

Bayern's outlook after a triumphant opening

After the Sieg, Klara Bühl told ZDF, “It feels incredibly good, it was the big goal to start the season with a win. We knew it wouldn’t be easy, and we deserved the three points.” Trainer José Barcala praised his Team’s performance, noting the control they showed. The Bayern‑Frauen entered the season as clear favorites after a 3‑0 Supercup Sieg over VfL Wolfsburg last weekend. They now look ahead to their next Bundesliga encounter, Gegen 1. FC Nürnberg on Saturday.