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Football thriller: SV Granheim loses dramatically against Lustnau!
An exciting football weekend took place in Sigmaringen on November 11th, 2025, with significant results from the local teams.
Football thriller: SV Granheim loses dramatically against Lustnau!
In an exciting week of football in the region, the events on the pitch were diverse and - especially for SV Granheim - challenging. On November 11, 2025, the team played in the state league against the strong league leaders TSV Lustnau and had to admit defeat 2:5. Despite a committed performance, the Granheimers were unable to repeat the successes of the previous week when they played with good concentration. Tabea Einfalt scored two goals, but ultimately that wasn't enough to defeat the opponent reports the Swabian.
Things went better for SV Granheim's second team on the same day: they won 2-1 in the district league against SV Sigmaringen. Yvonne Oßwald scored the decisive goal in the last minute - a nice end to an exciting game. These successes from the second team are a bright spot, while the first team must continue to work hard to make the season satisfactory.
Regional league and association league
Another reason to be happy came from SGM Munderkingen/Griesingen/Dettingen, who were successful in the regional league with a 2-0 win against TV Derendingen II. Simone Schartmann and Lea Raiber scored the goals that underpinned the team's upward trend. SGM Öpfingen/Altheim II also achieved an impressive victory by overtaking FC Rottenburg 6-1. Tatjana Bitterle was the outstanding player, scoring three times.
In the association league, SG Altheim fought and was able to achieve an exciting 5:3 victory against TSV Frommern. The goals for the Altheimers were scored by Leticia Birkic and Tülay Schach, among others, who contributed significantly to the success. Such achievements demonstrate the potential of the region's women's and girls' teams, who are thriving despite the challenges.
Fantastic development in women's football
The pleasant news is no coincidence. Viewed in a larger context, the statistics show that women's football in Germany has experienced a rapid upswing. Over 75% of women in Germany show great interest in football, and with around 100,000 active players and 9,700 teams registered with the DFB, its popularity is constantly increasing according to Statista. The success of the German national team by winning titles at the European Championships and the World Cup also inspires enthusiasm for the sport.
For SV Granheim, both men's and women's, the time has now come to set the right course for the future. The good youth work is a plus point, and the committed players show that they have great potential.
Whether in the hall or on the pitch, it remains exciting. The next games will show whether SV Granheim and Co. are up to the current challenges and can continue to assert themselves in the competition. Football inspires people, and this pulse can also be clearly felt in Cologne.