Druelloises cheer: U18 girls reach the next round with 2-1!

Druelloises cheer: U18 girls reach the next round with 2-1!

In the world of football there is always exciting news that makes fans' heartbeats beat faster. The U18 women of the Druelloises team can currently look forward to a successful appearance in the Coupe Occitanie. Last Friday the team played against Revel in the first round of the 32nd finals and secured their place in the next round with a score of 2-1. The player Yélina surprised before halftime with a fantastic goal from a corner, which gave the team further self-confidence. How ladepeche.fr reported, the Druelloises were able to increase their result and dominance in the second half thanks to their physical superiority, even if the opponent reduced the score to 2-1 in the end.

The commitment and team spirit was not only impressive among the U18s, the U15 girls' team also played in the Viasanté Cup and played against JS Lévézou 2. Although the team went out of the game with a 3-2 defeat, they showed strong morale after conceding three goals in the first half. The U15s still have two more chances to qualify and hope remains alive until the end.

Growth of women's football in Germany

Meanwhile, interest in women's football is growing not only in France but also in Germany. Like the study by Statista shows, over 75% of women surveyed said they had a strong interest in football. This is reflected in the numbers: Almost 100,000 active players and around 107,000 girls up to the age of 16 are registered in Germany. This shows that the demand for women's football and the number of teams in this age group are constantly increasing.

The popularity of women's football is particularly notable when considering the successes of the national team. Germany, whose senior national team is both two-time world champions and eight-time European champions, has high ambitions. The last appearances at major tournaments make this clear, most recently at the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 in Switzerland, where Germany under coach Christian Wück showed fantastic performances by finishing third in the world rankings.

Enthusiasm and diversity in women's football

But just as the jersey sponsor Nike celebrates the wealth of the nation and the iconic designs of the 1960s with the new Maillot France, inspired by cultural diversity, the development in women's football also speaks a language of diversity and inclusion. The Nike Dri-FIT technology jersey ensures optimal comfort and dryness - aspects that are crucial for the athletes' sporting performance fff.fr explained.

With such positive developments and the support of women's football in different age groups, we can look forward to experiencing many more exciting games and stories about women's football. A good hand and the game is just the beginning!