Double match day for the women's and girls' teams of FC Augsburg!

Double match day for the women's and girls' teams of FC Augsburg!

FC Augsburg is looking forward to an eventful weekend, especially for the women's and girls' teams. On November 16, 2025, the game against FFC Wacker Munich II is scheduled not only for the first women's team, but also for the club's C-Junior II and D-Junior I teams. Anticipation is high across the region as teams look to prove themselves in their respective age groups.

On Saturday at 5 p.m. at the Paul-Renz-Akademie, the women's I will host FFC Wacker Munich II, who are in 8th place in the table with just 11 points from 9 games. It will be crucial for FC Augsburg to go into the winter break with a win and stay in touch with the top places in the table.

Juniors in action

On the same day, the C-Junior II girls are also challenged. They face FC Thalhofen at 1 p.m., followed by another game on November 18th against TSV Straßberg. FC Augsburg's young talents have already proven themselves in the season so far and are motivated to shine in the coming games.

An important game against TSV Kriegshaber is already scheduled for the D-Junior Girls I. This encounter will take place at 6 p.m. at the Süd sports facility, followed by an away game on November 15th against TSV Haunstetten. The girls are enthusiastic and want to inspire the spectators with attractive football.

Women in football – a growing topic

Women's football has become enormously important in recent years. In December 2021, the DFB Presidium set important goals with the “Strategy Women in Football FF27” that are intended to strengthen female sport at all levels. This is not just about the federal leagues and national teams, but also about grassroots work, communication and the promotion of talent. The strategy aims to increase the number of active players, coaches and referees by 25 percent and to double the media reach of women's football. An ambitious project that is also very well received in Augsburg. DFB.de reports about the background and goals of this initiative.

FC Augsburg's commitment to women's football, both in amateur and competitive sports, shows that the club has a good hand in promoting talent and women in voluntary work. Those responsible are aware of their responsibility and are committed to ensuring that the players are given the best possible conditions to be successful.

Overall, there is a positive trend in women's football, which is also reflected in the number of spectators and the popularity of the games. The upcoming FC Augsburg games promise exciting encounters and a lot of commitment from the players.

We wish all teams much success in their upcoming challenges!