Playing football while learning German: the concept is called Double Club. A visit with the enthusiastic players at Langley Park School for Girls near London.More ...
It all started two years ago with a couple of little tricks. Since then, Aylin Yaren (21) has about 50 appearances a year as one of Europe’s few freestyle girls.More ...
Black clouds are lowering in the skies above the Sugar Loaf. It’s about to rain. While strollers on the beach of Flamengo hurry homewards, a horde of giggling girls are expressing relief. Training on the beach in sweltering heat and sun is three times as strenuous.More ...
The German Women’s National Soccer Team has cornered the market on success. Germany is the current European Champion, having already won a total of seven times, of these five times in a row. And the women players are international leaders, too.More ...
"Of all the DFB teams, the women’s national soccer team is now clearly number two, right behind the men’s nationl club. It has a relatively stable, if special public, that has the greatest respect for the women.“More ...
Bernd Schröder (68) is the trainer for FFC Turbine Potsdam’s first team and has won a number of titles since joining the club in 1971. The last highlight was their Champions League win in May 2010. In 2011 the ball will be bouncing to Germany for the Women’s World Cup.More ...
Exactly one year before the Women’s FIFA World Cup kick-off in 2011 in Germany, Steffi Jones, president of the organising committee, promises a fascinating midsummer night’s dream under feminine auspices.More ...
