FC Bayern is fighting for international titles at the W7F in Portugal!

FC Bayern is fighting for international titles at the W7F in Portugal!

in Estoril, Portugal, the excited new tournament "World Sevens Football" (W7F) takes place. From Wednesday to Friday, May 21st to 23, 2025, eight international women's football teams compete in a small field with a format of 7 against 7. This not only offers exciting games, but also a unique opportunity for the players to measure themselves against top -class opponents. FC Bayern Munich also takes part in the tournament to secure an international title. According to the information from tz.de The first opponent for Bayern on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.

The field of participants includes well-known teams such as Benfica Lisbon, Manchester United, Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, as Rome and FC Rosengard from Norway. Together, these teams form an interesting constellation that could make the tournament a highlight in women's football. The final will be held on Friday at 8:00 p.m. after the semi -finals take place at 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. All games are transmitted free of charge and live via DAZN.

innovative format and high prize money

The games are played on a half field that is only half of the usual size, with two halves of 15 minutes each. A number of control -related adjustments, such as unlimited changes and up to 25 players per team, should give the tournament more dynamics and more flexibility. According to information from Onefootball

In addition, the strategic direction of the W7F was supported by prominent personalities such as Aly Wagner, Caroline Seeger and Anita Asante. The latter underlines the need to take into account the well -being of the players, which is to be achieved through shorter games and larger squad. Adrian Jacobs, the head of women's football for the tournament, emphasized that the first teams of the clubs are expected.

tournaments in international women's football

The W7F not only focuses on the upcoming event in Portugal, but also plans a “revolutionary Grand Slam series”, which includes several tournaments for five years outside Europe. This goes hand in hand with an investment volume of $ 100 million, which takes into account the growing popularity and professionalization of women's football. Events like this contribute to promoting the international competition for women and girls' football teams, as from Euro-Sportring reports.

organizers and local clubs are working together to guarantee an optimal atmosphere and smooth processes. The players can not only look forward to exciting games; Opening and final ceremonies as well as a wide range of meetings and markets around football are also planned. Such tournaments not only offer sporting challenges, but also the opportunity to establish international friendships and experience cultural exchange.

In times when women's football becomes more and more agile and competitive, such events are of great importance. This gives players the chance to demonstrate their skills and get international attention.