Arminia Bielefeld (women's football)

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Arminia Bielefeld
(women's football)
Club coat of arms of Arminia Bielefeld
Basic data
Surname German sports club
Arminia Bielefeld eV
Seat Bielefeld , North Rhine-Westphalia
founding May 3, 1905 (Association)
1975 (Department)
Colours black-white-blue
president Hans-Jürgen Laufer
Website arminia-bielefeld-frauen.de
First soccer team
Head coach Markus Wuckel
Venue EDImedienArena
Places nb
league 2nd Bundesliga
2019/20 14th place
home
Away

Arminia Bielefeld (full name: Deutscher Sportclub Arminia Bielefeld eV ) is a sports club from Bielefeld . The women's football department has existed since 1975. The first team played in the 2nd Bundesliga since its promotion in 2019, in which the Bielefeld women playedfrom 2016 to 2018.

history

Early years (1975 to 2009)

In 1975 a department for women's and girls' football was established. After initial difficulties in finding enough players for the teams, the DSC girls became regular district champions and cup winners in the late 1970s. In 1980 the women's team finally achieved promotion to the district league. The relegation followed in 1982 when numerous pregnancies resulted in staff shortages within the team. Nevertheless, the immediate resurgence succeeded, which was followed by a march into the state league. In the youth field, Arminia could not provide any teams between 1985 and 1995 due to a lack of players.

The first team succeeded in 1990 for the first time the promotion to the then third-class Verbandsliga Westfalen , the highest Westphalian women's league. After a temporary relegation, the Arminines succeeded in getting promoted back to the association league in 2003. The team was now able to establish itself in the Association League, which was renamed the Westphalia League in 2008. One year after the promotion, Markus Wuckel , who had played for the men's Arminia team and completed four missions for the GDR national soccer team , took over as coach.

Path to the 2nd Bundesliga (2009 to 2016)

In 2009 and 2010, the Bielefeld women were runner-up behind the 1. FFC Recklinghausen and Sportfreunde Siegen . The team achieved their greatest success in the cup in 2010 when they reached the final of the Westphalia Cup . The final in the SchücoArena was won by the guests of 1. FFC Recklinghausen 4-1. This qualified the team for the women's DFB Cup . In the first round , Arminia met second division SV Victoria Gersten and lost 1:10.

At the beginning of the 2010s, the Bielefeld women slipped back into the mediocre Westphalia League. In the 2014/14 season, the team took over the championship lead on the ninth matchday thanks to the former Polish first division players Kamila Kmiecik and Symela Ciesielska and did not give them up. Fortuna Freudenberg was beaten 13-0 during the season. In the end, the team secured the championship and promotion to the Regionalliga West on the third last match day with an 8-0 win at Westfalia Hagen .

In the 2015/16 regional league season , the Bielefeld women were once again at the top of the table and secured promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga on the third last matchday with a 4-0 win over the second team of MSV Duisburg . During the entire season, the Bielefeld women remained unbeaten and scored 124 goals, 34 of which went to Maxine Birker , who was the top scorer , while Kamila Kmiecik scored 32 goals. The Sportfreunde Siegen were defeated 10: 1 over the course of the season, and SV Budberg even 11: 0.

Present (since 2016)

With promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga North, the team moved to the Queller Waldstadion. In the DFB-Pokal 2016/17 the Bielefeld women reached the round of 16 after victories at FC Viktoria 1889 Berlin (0: 5) and against FSV Gütersloh in 2009 (6: 2). There, the team was defeated by the Bundesliga club VfL Wolfsburg just 0-2. Meanwhile, the Bielefeld women never faced relegation in the second division season 2016/17 and reached fifth place. The following season 2017/18 was about qualifying for the single-track 2nd Bundesliga. Throughout the season, the Bielefeld women always occupied a place sufficient to qualify, before the team slipped to relegation rank eight after a 1: 4 defeat at the second team of VfL Wolfsburg on the last match day.

The team stayed together for the most part despite relegation and secured the championship two game days before the end of the season after a 3-1 win at SV Bökendorf . Sarah Grünheid was the top scorer in the league with 43 goals. Since no team from Regionalliga Nord applied for promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga, the championship meant direct promotion. The 2019/20 second division season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic . The descent was suspended, from which the Bielefeld women benefited as bottom of the table. In the DFB Cup 2019/20 , the team reached the semi-finals, but failed there at VfL Wolfsburg.

Personalities

Squad season 2020/21

goal Defense midfield attack
24 Joyce Lee Brown GermanyGermany
0? Lisa Venrath GermanyGermany
13 Grit Bender GermanyGermany
05 Dilara Soley Deli GermanyGermany
04th Tanja Grünheid GermanyGermany
16 Sandra Hausberger AustriaAustria
06th Leonie Heitlindemann GermanyGermany
25th Sophie Krall GermanyGermany
0? Alana O'Neill United StatesUnited States
03 Charlotte Schöning GermanyGermany
17th Joana Weber GermanyGermany
26th Fabienne Brakemeier GermanyGermany
20th Chantal Campos Chavero GermanyGermany
19th Leonora Ejupi KosovoKosovo
14th Yaren Kirdaroglu GermanyGermanyTurkeyTurkey
10 Lisa Lösch GermanyGermany
0? Madeline McCracken United StatesUnited States
02 Naemi Niewald GermanyGermany
27 Jasmin Siemann GermanyGermany
09 Gentiana Fetaj GermanyGermanyKosovoKosovo
21st Sarah Grünheid GermanyGermany
18th Kristina Lazic SerbiaSerbia
08th Giustina Ronzetti GermanyGermanyItalyItaly

Entries and exits for the 2020/21 season

Accesses Departures
Madeline McCracken ( BV Cloppenburg )
Alana O'Neill ( Benfica Lisbon )
Lisa Venrath ( University of Northwestern Ohio Racers )
Vivien Brandt (unknown)
Annabel Jäger (end of career)
Sophia Thiemann ( SGS Essen )

Former players

environment

Stadion

Since the promotion in 2019, Arminia's women's team has played its home games in the EDImedienArena. The stadium is located in the Windflöte district . It is played there on hybrid turf.

For many years the Stadtheide sports field on Schillerstraße was the sporting home of Arminia's women's team. The team shared the artificial turf pitch with the SCE Rot-Weiss Bielefeld club . In the 2nd Bundesliga, the Bielefeld women played from 2016 to 2018 in the Waldstadion in the Quelle district . The stadium is located on Marienfelder Strasse east of the Quelle comprehensive school. The move to Quelle was necessary because no artificial turf pitches are allowed in the 2nd Bundesliga. Further users of the Waldstadion are TuS Quelle and various youth teams from Arminia Bielefeld. For the DFB Cup game against SV Victoria Gersten, the Bielefeld women avoided the Rußheide stadium , as no games on artificial turf are allowed in the women's DFB Cup. The Westphalia Cup final in 2010 against 1. FFC Recklinghausen and various DFB Cup games, however, took place in the SchücoArena.

More teams

The second women's team made it into the national league in 2009, which had to be left down after only one year. In 2019 he was promoted to the regional league again. The B-Juniors played in the Westphalia League from 2010 to 2014. After two promotions in a row, he was promoted to the Regionalliga West in 2019 .

statistics

successes

Seasonal balance sheets

season league Level space S. U N Gates Points
2001/02 Landesliga, Gr. 2 IV 6th 9 1 10 37:39 28
2002/03 Landesliga, Gr. 2 IV 1. 15th 2 3 66:22 47
2003/04 Association League Westphalia III 5. 14th 6th 8th 84:62 48
2004/05 Association League Westphalia IV 5. 13 4th 9 79:41 43
2005/06 Association League Westphalia IV 10. 6th 8th 10 43:51 26th
2006/07 Association League Westphalia IV 6th 9 1 12 49:69 28
2007/08 Association League Westphalia IV 5. 13 8th 9 59:43 41
2008/09 Westphalia League IV 2. 19th 2 5 91:26 59
2009/10 Westphalia League IV 2. 20th 4th 4th 81:35 64
2010/11 Westphalia League IV 4th 15th 4th 7th 64:45 49
2011/12 Westphalia League IV 5. 13 4th 9 58:59 43
2012/13 Westphalia League IV 10. 9 3 14th 48:71 30th
2013/14 Westphalia League IV 7th 16 5 9 86:52 53
2014/15 Westphalia League IV 1. 26th 1 3 135: 38 79
2015/16 Regionalliga West III 1. 21st 5 0 124: 23 68
2016/17 2nd Bundesliga North II 5. 10 2 10 44:54 32
2017/18 2nd Bundesliga North II 8th. 11 2 9 46:30 35
2018/19 Regionalliga West III 1. 23 1 2 123: 36 70
2019/20 2nd Bundesliga II 14. a 4th 3 9 27:33 15th
aThe season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic . The descent was suspended.

DFB Cup games

The list includes all of the Arminia DFB Cup matches. The venue is only mentioned for home games.

season round Lot Result Venue
2010/11 1 Arminia - SV Victoria Barley 1:10 Rußheide Stadium
2016/17 1 FC Viktoria 1889 Berlin - Arminia 0: 5
2 Arminia - FSV Gütersloh 2009 6: 2 SchücoArena
Round of 16 Arminia - VfL Wolfsburg 0: 2 SchücoArena
2017/18 1 Herford SV - Arminia 2: 3 a.d.
2 Arminia - MSV Duisburg 2: 1 SchücoArena
Round of 16 Arminia - 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam 1: 2 SchücoArena
2018/19 1 Magdeburg FFC - Arminia 2: 5
2 Arminia - FSV Gütersloh 2009 1-0 SchücoArena
Round of 16 Arminia - Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1: 2 SchücoArena
2019/20 1 Unity Braunschweig - Arminia 1: 3
2 Arminia - MSV Duisburg 0: 0 n.v., 5: 3 i. E. EDImedienArena
Round of 16 1. FC Nuremberg - Arminia 1: 2
Quarter finals Arminia - SC Sand 3: 2 EDImedienArena
Semifinals Arminia - VfL Wolfsburg 0: 5 EDImedienArena

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Jens Kirschneck, Marcus Uhlig , Volker Backes, Olaf Bentkämper, Julien Lecoeur: Arminia Bielefeld - 100 years of passion . Verlag Die Werkstatt, Göttingen 2005, ISBN 3-89533-479-0 , p. 67 .
  2. ^ Matthias Arnhold: Markus Wuckel - Goals in International Matches. RSSSF , accessed June 5, 2015 .
  3. ↑ Women make advancement perfect. Arminia Bielefeld , accessed June 5, 2015 .
  4. Jump through with a new "100-goal storm". (No longer available online.) WFLV , archived from the original on June 11, 2016 ; accessed on June 11, 2016 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.wflv.de
  5. ↑ Great struggle is not rewarded. Arminia Bielefeld, accessed December 3, 2016 .
  6. ^ Mourning and Tears: Arminia Bielefeld's Women on the Abyss. FuPa , accessed May 18, 2018 .
  7. ↑ Arminia's women are already in the second division. FuPa, accessed May 2, 2019 .
  8. ↑ Resolved: Demolition of the 2nd women's Bundesliga. FuPa, accessed May 25, 2020 .

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