German national soccer team for women / statistics

This page summarizes various statistics of the German women's national soccer team . Players still active in the national team are printed in bold, and players who have not been used for more than six months are also in italics. 189 players have been used since the first game on November 10, 1982.

Age of the players

Players who have played in the national team for at least 10 years

Nadine Angerer played the longest in the national team

Birgit Prinz played most often in the national team and scored the most goals

Item	Surname	Year of the 1st game	Year of the last game	time	Games	Calendar years without games	Quota
01.	Nadine Angerer	1996	2015	18 years, 311 days	146		50.9%
02.	Birgit Prinz	1994	2011	16 years, 338 days	214		83.9%
03.	Inca grings	1996	2011	15 years, 173 days	096	4 (2001, 2006-2008)	41.2%
04th	Martina Voss-Tecklenburg	1984	2000	15 years, 164 days	125		78.6%
05.	Sandra Minnert	1992	2007	15 years, 156 days	147		64.2%
06th	Silke Rottenberg	1993	2008	15 years, 52 days	126	3 (1994-1996)	55.3%
07th	Ariane Hingst	1996	2011	14 years, 312 days	174		78.4%
08th.	Doris Fitschen	1986	2001	14 years, 277 days	144		83.7%
09.	Kerstin Stegemann	1995	2009	14 years, 139 days	191		85.3%
10.	Sonja Fuss	1996	2010	14 years, 61 days	068	4 (2000-2002, 2008)	31.8%
11.	Bettina Wiegmann	1989	2003	14 years, 11 days	154		81.5%
12.	Silvia Neid	1982	1996	13 years, 258 days	111		87.4%
13.	Steffi Jones	1993	2007	13 years, 254 days	111	2 (1995, 2002)	54.7%
14th	Sandra Smisek	1995	2008	13 years, 172 days	133		62.7%
15th	Anja noon	2004	2017	13 years, 131 days	158		75.6%
16.	Renate Lingor	1995	2008	12 years, 301 days	149		74.1%
17th	Babett Peter	2006	2018	12 years, 211 days	118		61.8%
18th	Martina Muller	2000	2012	12 years, 130 days	101		52.4%
19th	Pia Wunderlich	1993	2006	12 years, 84 days	102		56.7%
20th	Maren Meinert	1991	2003	12 years, 3 days	092	1 (2002)	54.4%
21st	Linda Bresonik	2001	2013	11 years, 330 days	084	3 (2004-2006)	44.4%
22nd	Annike Krahn	2005	2016	11 years, 202 days	137		74.8%
	Melanie Behringer	2005	2016	11 years, 202 days	123		67.1%
24.	Lena Goessling	2008	2019	11 years, 104 days	106		63.9%
25th	Celia Šašić	2005	2015	10 years, 157 days	111		66.9%
26th	Heidi Mohr †	1986	1996	10 years, 134 days	104		95.4%
27.	Simone Laudehr	2007	2017	10 years, 87 days	103		64.4%
28.	Isabel Kerschowski	2007	still active	10 years, 82 days	021st	7 (2008–2012, 2014, 2015)	13.4%
29	Christine Chaladyniak	1986	1996	10 years, 77 days	002	9 (1987-1995)	1.9%
30th	Viola Odebrecht	2003	2013	10 years, 46 days	049	5 (2006-2010)	30.8%
31.	Alexandra Popp	2010	still active	10 years, 16 days	107		74.8%
Remarks: ↑ Based on the international matches played during the active period.

Ranking of the youngest players

Age at debut

26 players were not of legal age when they made their debut , two of them are still active and nine of them have now played more than 100 games. One player ( Pauline Bremer ) made her first international match on her 18th birthday. After more than 13 years, Lena Oberdorf , a player who is not of legal age, made her debut on April 6, 2019. Before that, the last player to appear before her 18th birthday was Célia Okoyino da Mbabi on May 10, 2006.

Item	Surname	birthday	Date of the 1st game	Age	Games	including games before the 18th birthday	position
01.	Claudia Lübbers	06/18/1978	09/25/1994	16 years, 99 days	008th	05	midfield
02.	Celia Okoyino da Mbabi	06/27/1988	01/28/2005	16 years, 215 days	111	16	attack
03.	Melanie Lasrich	08/23/1968	04/09/1985	16 years, 229 days	005	02	attack
04th	Birgit Prinz	10/25/1977	07/27/1994	16 years, 275 days	214	21st	attack
05.	Martina Voss	12/22/1967	10/03/1984	16 years, 286 days	125	03	attack
06th	Tina Wunderlich	10/10/1977	09/25/1994	16 years, 350 days	034	04th	Defense
07th	Ariane Hingst	07/25/1979	08/27/1996	17 years, 34 days	174	12	Defense, midfield
08th.	Lena Oberdorf	12/19/2001	04/06/2019	17 years, 109 days	still active	12	Midfield / defense
09.	Nia Künzer	January 18, 1980	05/27/1997	17 years, 130 days	034	02	Defense, midfield
10.	Linda Bresonik	07/12/1983	05/10/2001	17 years, 155 days	084	04th	midfield
11.	Sandra stallion	04/12/1973	10/14/1990	17 years, 185 days	007th	01	midfield
12.	Inca grings	10/31/1978	05/05/1996	17 years, 187 days	096	04th	attack
13.	Kerstin Stegemann	29.09.1977	04/13/1995	17 years, 196 days	191	01	Defense
14th	Fatmire Bajramaj	04/01/1988	10/20/2005	17 years, 202 days	079	01	midfield
15th	Nicole Muller	03/01/1980	10/09/1997	17 years, 222 days	001	01	attack
16.	Isabell Bachor	07/10/1983	03/06/2001	17 years, 240 days	030th	01	midfield
17th	Birgit Bormann	03/14/1965	11/10/1982	17 years, 241 days	008th	02	attack
18th	Sandra Smisek	07/03/1977	04/13/1995	17 years, 284 days	133	03	attack
19th	Nadine Angerer	11/10/1978	08/27/1996	17 years, 291 days	146	03	Goalkeeper
20th	Sonja Fuss	05/11/1978	08/27/1996	17 years, 296 days	068	01	Defense
21st	Babett Peter	05/12/1988	03/09/2006	17 years, 301 days	118	03	Defense
22nd	Christine Chaladyniak	06/15/1968	04/15/1986	17 years, 304 days	002	01	midfield
23.	Britta Unsleber	December 25, 1966	11/21/1984	17 years, 332 days	054	01	Defense
24.	Doris Fitschen	10/25/1968	04/10/1986	17 years, 344 days	144	01	midfield
25th	Antonia Schmale	02/12/1980	02/05/1998	17 years, 358 days	003	01	midfield
26th	Bettina Wiegmann	07.10.1971	10/01/1989	17 years, 359 days	154	01	midfield
Remarks: ↑ Also a game on the 18th birthday ↑ 1st game of the national team

Ranking of the oldest players

Silke Rottenberg was the oldest player when she left, the oldest player until April 8, 2015 and the goalkeeper with the most games until March 5, 2014

Item	Surname	birthday	Date of the last game	Age	Games	position
01.	Nadine Angerer	11/10/1978	04/07/2015	36 years, 236 days	146	Goalkeeper
02.	Silke Rottenberg	January 25, 1972	05/29/2008	36 years, 125 days	126	Goalkeeper
03.	Gaby Dlugi-Winterberg	December 04, 1948	10/22/1983	34 years, 321 days	008th	Defense
04th	Anne Trabant	01/01/1949	10/22/1983	34 years, 293 days	008th	midfield
05.	Sandra Minnert	04/07/1973	11/01/2007	34 years, 208 days	147	Defense
06th	Steffi Jones	12/22/1972	03/14/2007	34 years, 81 days	111	Defense
07th	Saskia Bartusiak	09/09/1982	08/19/2016	33 years, 344 days	101	Defense
08th.	Christel Klinzmann	08/16/1954	07/22/1988	33 years, 340 days	021st	Defense
09.	Birgit Prinz	10/25/1977	06/30/2011	33 years, 248 days	214	attack
10.	Lena Goessling	03/08/1986	06/12/2019	33 years, 76 days	106	Defense / midfield
11.	Inca grings	10/31/1978	10/26/2011	32 years, 360 days	096	attack
12.	Renate Lingor	10/11/1975	08/21/2008	32 years, 316 days	149	midfield
13.	Petra Melka	December 3rd, 1951	08/23/1984	32 years, 264 days	002	Goalkeeper
14th	Doris Fitschen	10/25/1968	07/07/2001	32 years, 255 days	144	midfield
15th	Martina Muller	04/18/1980	11/29/2012	32 years, 225 days	101	attack
16.	Rosemarie Neuser	March 22, 1955	09/04/1987	32 years, 166 days	008th	Goalkeeper
17th	Martina Voss	12/22/1967	March 16, 2000	32 years, 85 days	125	attack
18th	Silvia Neid	05/02/1964	07/25/1996	32 years, 84 days	111	midfield
19th	Anja noon	May 16, 1985	July 25, 2017	32 years, 75 days	158	attack
20th	Bettina Wiegmann	07.10.1971	10/12/2003	32 years, 5 days	154	midfield

Ranking of the oldest players at the debut

Only three players were older than 30 when they made their debut.

Item	Surname	birthday	Date of the 1st game	Age	Games
1.	Gaby Dlugi-Winterberg	December 04, 1948	11/10/1982	33 years, 340 days	8th
2.	Anne Trabant	01/01/1949	11/10/1982	33 years, 312 days	8th
3.	Petra Melka	December 3rd, 1951	05/02/1984	32 years, 151 days	2
Remarks: ↑ a b 1st game of the national team

Goal scorers

Ranking of the youngest goalscorers

Eight players were not of legal age when they scored their first goal , five of them scored it in their first international match and for five players it was the only goal before their 18th birthday.

Item	Surname	birthday	Date of the 1st gate	game	Age	Gates	including goals before the 18th birthday
1.	Claudia Lübbers	06/18/1978	09/25/1994	1.	16 years, 99 days	002	01
2.	Birgit Prinz	10/25/1977	07/27/1994	1.	16 years, 275 days	128	008th
3.	Ariane Hingst	07/25/1979	09/29/1996	3.	17 years, 66 days	010	02
4th	Celia Okoyino da Mbabi	06/27/1988	09/04/2005	8th.	17 years, 68 days	063	01
5.	Birgit Bormann	03/14/1965	11/10/1982	1.	17 years, 240 days	002	01
6th	Lena Oberdorf	12/19/2001	09/03/2019	9.	17 years, 259 days	002	02
7th	Sandra Smisek	07/03/1977	04/13/1995	1.	17 years, 283 days	034	01
8th.	Doris Fitschen	10/25/1968	04/10/1986	1.	17 years, 343 days	016	01
Remarks: ↑ Also 1 goal on the 18th birthday ↑ 1st game of the national team

Ranking of the oldest goalscorers

Oldest goalscorer: Sandra Minnert

So far (as of August 31, 2019) 22 players were 30 years or older when their last goal was scored, two of whom scored the last goal in their last international match. For Christel Klinzmann it was the only goal.

Item	Surname	birthday	Date of the last goal	Age	Gates	including goals after the 30th birthday
1.	Sandra Minnert	04/07/1973	10/28/2007	34 years, 203 days	016	09
2.	Saskia Bartusiak	09/09/1982	08/06/2016	33 years, 332 days	003	03
3.	Birgit Prinz	10/25/1977	11/25/2010	33 years, 31 days	128	13
4th	Steffi Jones	12/22/1972	11/12/2005	32 years, 325 days	009	04th
5.	Inca grings	10/31/1978	11/25/2010	32 years, 247 days	064	23
6th	Martina Muller	04/18/1980	09/15/2012	32 years, 154 days	037	08th
7th	Renate Lingor	10/11/1975	03/07/2008	32 years, 149 days	035	10
8th.	Bettina Wiegmann	07.10.1971	09/27/2003	31 years, 355 days	051	11
9.	Christel Klinzmann	08/16/1954	07/30/1986	31 years, 348 days	001	01
10.	Kerstin Garefrekes	09/04/1979	06/26/2011	31 years, 304 days	043	06th
11.	Martina Voss	12/22/1967	10/14/1999	31 years, 296 days	027	05
12.	Anja noon	May 16, 1985	07.03.2017	31 years, 295 days	050	17th
13.	Silvia Neid	05/02/1964	10/25/1995	31 years, 175 days	048	12
14th	Sandra Smisek	07/03/1977	10/01/2008	31 years, 90 days	034	07th
15th	Sissy Raith	06/11/1960	07/11/1991	31 years, 29 days	004th	01
16.	Doris Fitschen	10/25/1968	11/11/1999	31 years, 16 days	016	02
17th	Kerstin Stegemann	29.09.1977	08/09/2008	30 years, 314 days	008th	01
18th	Melanie Behringer	11/18/1985	08/16/2016	30 years, 272 days	034	05
19th	Birgitt Austermühl	10/08/1965	05/05/1996	30 years, 209 days	002	01
20th	Patricia Brocker	04/07/1966	06/28/1996	30 years, 82 days	30th	02
21st	Maren Meinert	08/05/1973	10/12/2003	30 years, 67 days	033	04th
22nd	Pia Wunderlich	01/26/1975	03/13/2005	30 years, 46 days	021st	01
Remarks: ↑ Smisek's last game for the national team ↑ All goals at the 2016 Olympic Games and thus top scorer ↑ In the DFB statistics her goals, which she scored under her maiden name Grigoli, are listed separately ↑ Meinert's last game in the national team

Ranking of players with at least 3 goals in a game

Conny Pohlers was the first player to score 5 goals in a game

So far, 24 players have managed to score at least three goals in at least one game, eleven of them at least twice. Patricia Grigoli is the first to do so in two games in a row, on September 21st and 25th, 1994. Célia Okoyino da Mbabi is the only one who succeeded in this in three and four consecutive games, on March 5th and 7th, 2012 in the Algarve Cup and on March 31st and April 5th, 2012 in European Championship qualifiers. In eight games, two players were able to score at least three goals, against Kazakhstan on November 19, 2011, even three players. This was most often achieved against Portugal (6 ×) and Switzerland (4 ×). Portugal are also the only opponents against whom the players have scored 5 goals in one game. China, Japan and Sweden are the only opponents in the top 10 of the FIFA World Ranking, which has been established since July 2003, to have succeeded. At the 2004 Olympic Games, Birgit Prinz scored four goals in the Olympic record victory (8: 0) against the Chinese women who were then in 5th place, Célia Okoyino da Mbabi achieved this on March 5th and 7th, 2012 at the Algarve Cup against Sweden in the Moving into the final decisive final group game and against Japan in the final. Most often, a player scored at least 3 goals in European Championship qualifiers (23 times).

Item	Surname	Gates	date	opponent	occasion	Bottom line
1.	Conny Pohlers	5	10/25/2001	Portugal	World Cup qualification	09-0
	Inca grings	5	02/07/2004	Portugal (34)	European Championship qualification	11: 0
3.	Heidi Mohr †	4th	09/17/1988	Switzerland	European Championship qualification	10-0
	Patricia Grigoli	4th	05/05/1994	Wales	European Championship qualification	12: 0
	Birgit Prinz	4th	05/11/2000	Ukraine	European Championship qualification	06: 1
		4th	11/15/2003	Portugal (32)	European Championship qualification	13: 0
		4th	08/11/2004	People's Republic of China (5)	Olympic games	08-0
	Alexandra Popp	4th	11/19/2011	Kazakhstan (79)	European Championship qualification	17: 0
	Celia Okoyino da Mbabi	4th
		4th	March 31, 2012	Spain (17)	European Championship qualification	05-0
		4th	04/05/2012	Switzerland (26)	European Championship qualification	06-0
	Dzsenifer Marozsán	4th	11/27/2013	Croatia (63)	World Cup qualification	08-0
	Anja noon	4th	07/22/2016	Ghana (46)	Friendly match	11: 0
	Hasret Kayikçi	4th	October 24, 2017	Faroe Islands (69)	World Cup qualification	11: 0
	Lea Schüller	4th	04/07/2018	Czech Republic (33)	World Cup qualification	04-0
14th	Silvia Neid	3	09/06/1987	Iceland	Friendly match	03: 2
	Heidi Mohr †	3	11/25/1990	England	EM quarter-finals (first leg)	04: 1
	Silvia Neid	3	09/02/1992	France	Friendly match	07-0
	Patricia Grigoli	3	October 24, 1993	Switzerland	European Championship qualification	05-0
	Silvia Neid	3	December 8, 1993	Poland	Tournament in Tarragona	07-0
	Maren Meinert	3	March 31, 1994	Wales	European Championship qualification	12: 0
	Bettina Wiegmann	3
	Patricia Grigoli	3	06/02/1994	Croatia	European Championship qualification	07-0
		3	09/21/1994	Croatia	European Championship qualification	08-0
		3	09/25/1994	Switzerland	European Championship qualification	11: 0
	Claudia Müller	3	02/27/1997	England	Friendly match	06: 4
	Inca grings	3	05/28/1998	New Zealand	Friendly match	08-0
	Pia Wunderlich	3	02/14/1999	Turkey	Friendly match	12: 1
	Inca grings	3	06/24/1999	Mexico	World Cup group game	06-0
	Martina Muller	3	10/25/2001	Portugal	World Cup qualification	09-0
	Birgit Prinz	3	04/18/2002	Netherlands	World Cup qualification	06-0
	Bettina Wiegmann	3
	Renate Lingor	3	05/04/2002	Portugal	World Cup qualification	08-0
	Inca grings	3	03/27/2003	Scotland	European Championship qualification	05-0
	Birgit Prinz	3	05/25/2003	Denmark	Friendly match	06: 2
		3	02/07/2004	Portugal (34)	European Championship qualification	11: 0
		3	05/10/2007	Wales (52)	European Championship qualification	06-0
	Kerstin Garefrekes	3	08/22/2007	Switzerland (31)	European Championship qualification	07-0
	Sandra Smisek	3	09/10/2007	Argentina (29)	World Cup opening game	11: 0
	Birgit Prinz	3
	Inca grings	3	02/26/2010	Finland (16)	Algarve Cup	07-0
	Kerstin Garefrekes	3	11/25/2010	Nigeria (27)	Friendly match	08-0
	Babett Peter	3	11/19/2011	Kazakhstan (79)	European Championship qualification	17: 0
	Celia Okoyino da Mbabi	3	05.03.2012	Sweden (5)	Algarve Cup	04-0
		3	07.03.2012	Japan (3)	Algarve Cup	04: 3
	Alexandra Popp	3	05/31/2012	Romania (36)	European Championship qualification	05-0
	Martina Muller	3	09/19/2012	Turkey (64)	European Championship qualification	10-0
	Celia Šašić	3	10/26/2013	Slovenia (59)	World Cup qualification	13: 0
	Anja noon	3
	Fatmire Alushi	3	05/08/2014	Slovakia (47)	World Cup qualification	09: 1
	Celia Šašić	3	09/13/2014	Russia (22)	World Cup qualification	04: 1
		3	06/07/2015	Ivory Coast (67)	World Cup group game	10-0
	Anja noon	3
	Pauline Bremer	3	09/18/2015	Hungary (40)	European Championship qualification	12: 0
	Isabel Kerschowski	3	04/08/2016	Turkey (60)	European Championship qualification	6-0
	Alexandra Popp	3	08/31/2019	Montenegro (98)	European Championship qualification	10-0
	Sara Däbritz	3	09/03/2019	Ukraine (24)	European Championship qualification	8-0
	Klara Bühl	3	05/10/2019	Ukraine (25)	European Championship qualification	8-0
	Lina Magull	3
Remarks: ↑ If there are several players with the same number of goals, they are named chronologically or alphabetically if the goals were scored in the same game. ↑ World ranking position at the time of the game in brackets ↑ a b c d e " flawless hat trick " ↑ a b The player's first international goals

Ranking list of players who have scored at least 3 goals in more than one game

If there are several players with the same number of games, they will be named chronologically.

Item	Surname	number	Data
1.	Birgit Prinz	8 ×	May 11, 2000 (4), April 18, 2002 (3), May 25, 2003 (3), November 15, 2003 (4) February 7, 2004 (3), August 11, 2004 (4), May 10, 2007 (3), September 10. 2007 (3)
	Celia Šašić	8 ×	11/19/2011 (4), 03/04/2012 (3), 03/07/2012 (3), 03/31/2012 (4), 04/05/2012 (4), 10/26/2013 (3), 09/13/2014 (3), 06/07 .2015 (3)
3.	Patricia Grigoli	5 ×	24.10.1993 (3), 05.05.1994 (4), 02.06.1994 (3), 21.09.1994 (3), 25.09.1994 (3)
	Inca grings	5 ×	May 28, 1998 (3), June 24, 1999 (3), March 27, 2003 (3), February 7, 2004 (5), February 26, 2010 (3)
5.	Silvia Neid	3 ×	09/06/1987, 09/02/1992, 12/08/1993 (all 3 each)
	Anja noon	3 ×	October 26, 2013 (3), June 7, 2015 (3), July 11, 2016 (4)
	Alexandra Popp	3 ×	November 19, 2011 (4), May 31, 2012 (3), August 31, 2019 (3)
8th.	Heidi Mohr †	2 ×	09/17/1988 (4), 11/25/1990 (3)
	Bettina Wiegmann	2 ×	March 31, 1994, April 18, 2002 (all 3 each)
	Kerstin Garefrekes	2 ×	08/22/2007, 11/25/2010 (all 3 each)
	Martina Muller	2 ×	October 25, 2001 (3), September 19, 2012 (3)

Chronological list of players who scored a goal in the first minute of the game after kick-off

In the DFB statistics, not all goal minutes are specified exactly, in some cases the 46th to 50th minute are mentioned, so that the impression arises that goals were scored immediately after the second half kicked off. However, these are estimated times and these goals are therefore not included here. In the case of goals that were scored in the 1st and 46th minute, it is not clear which team kicked off. Except for three goals, all goals fell after a kick-off as a result of a goal after the opposing team had kick-off because the German team had previously scored a goal.

Surname	opponent	place	date	Game minute	goal	Bottom line	Specialty
Silvia Neid	Switzerland	Koblenz	11/10/1982	42.	3-0	05: 1	Envy came on in the 41st minute
Roswitha Bindl	Czechoslovakia	Marburg	11/22/1989	35.	3-0	05-0
Silvia Neid				46.	4-0		After kick-off for the second half
	Bulgaria	Rheine	09/26/1990	46.	2-0	04-0	After kick-off for the second half
	Poland	Tarragona	December 8, 1993	01.	1-0	07-0
Heidi Mohr †	Wales	Naples	March 31, 1994	01.	1-0	12: 0
Martina Voss	Norway	Oakford	08/02/1994	54.	4: 3	06: 3	After the 3: 3 equalization by Germany
Pia Wunderlich	Finland	Gifhorn	05/05/1996	45.	4-0	06-0
Katja Bornschein	Iceland	Mannheim	06/28/1996	58.	7-0	08-0	The 6-0 also fell in the 58th minute
Ariane Hingst	Iceland	Koblenz	09/29/1996	46.	2-0	04-0	After kick-off for the second half
Claudia Müller	England	Preston	02/27/1997	46.	5-0	06: 4	After kick-off for the second half
Maren Meinert	People's Republic of China	Euskirchen	03/20/1997	24.	2-0	02: 2
Pia Wunderlich	New Zealand	Dresden	05/28/1998	35.	3-0	08-0
Inca grings				73.	8-0
	Mexico	Portland	06/24/1999	90.	6-0	06-0
Bettina Wiegmann	Brazil	Washington	06/27/1999	46.	2: 2	03: 3	After kick-off for the 2nd half with a penalty kick
Sandra Smisek	Russia	Plauen	09/02/1999	46.	2: 1	03: 1	After kick-off for the second half
Birgit Prinz	Ukraine	Kiev	05/11/2000	17th	2-0	06: 1	Prinz had previously also scored the 1-0.
Martina Muller	Denmark	Portimão	03/01/2002	51.	3-0	03-0
Stefanie Gottschlich	Canada	Columbus	09/20/2003	46.	2: 1	04: 1	After kick-off for the second half
Martina Muller	Argentina	Washington	09/27/2003	90.	6: 1	06: 1	After the 5th goal for Germany
Birgit Prinz	United States	Portland	10/06/2003	90.	3-0	03-0	The 2-0 also fell in the 90th minute of the World Cup semi-finals
Maren Meinert	Sweden	Carson	10/12/2003	46.	1: 1	02: 1 a.d.	After kick-off for the second half (World Cup final)
Birgit Prinz	Portugal	Reutlingen	11/15/2003	46.	4-0	13: 0	After kick-off for the second half
Viola Odebrecht				64.	8-0
Birgit Prinz				65.	9-0
Inca grings	Russia	Wins	09/25/2005	07th	2-0	05: 1
Conny Pohlers	Switzerland	Schaffhausen	08/30/2006	01.	1-0	06-0
Kerstin Garefrekes				90.	6-0
Renate Lingor	Netherlands	Wattenscheid	04/12/2007	46.	3: 1	05: 1	After kick-off for the 2nd half with a penalty kick
				68.	5: 1
Kerstin Garefrekes	Belgium	Eupen	05/07/2008	60.	4-0	05-0
Anja noon	Norway	Tampere	08/24/2009	90.	3-0	04-0	Bajramaj had previously scored the 2-0.
Fatmire Bajramaj				90.	4-0
Alexandra Popp	Finland	Parchal	02/26/2010	66.	4-0	07-0
Inca grings	Nigeria	Leverkusen	11/25/2010	10.	3-0	08-0
Alexandra Popp	Italy	Osnabrück	06/03/2011	46.	2-0	05-0	After kick-off for the second half
	Norway	Osnabrück	06/16/2011	80.	2-0	03-0	In the 82nd minute, Popp scored the 3-0
	Kazakhstan	Wiesbaden	11/19/2011	11.	4-0	017: 0
Celia Okoyino da Mbabi	Turkey	Izmir	02/15/2012	11.	2-0	05-0
	Japan	Faro	07.03.2012	90 + 1.	4: 3	04: 3	Only goal after an own kick after an opposing goal
Linda Bresonik	Romania	Bielefeld	05/31/2012	1.	1-0	05-0
Lena Goessling	Kazakhstan	Karagandy	09/15/2012	87.	7-0	07-0
Martina Muller	Turkey	Duisburg	09/19/2012	86.	9-0	10-0
Anja noon	United States	Offenbach am Main	04/05/2013	86.	3: 3	03: 3
Celia Okoyino da Mbabi	Scotland	eat	06/15/2013	44.	3-0	03-0	Okoyino da Mbabi had also scored the 2-0 before.
	Japan	Munich	06/29/2013	46./FE	2: 1	04: 2	Okoyino da Mbabi also made it 3-2
Dzsenifer Marozsán	Russia	cottbus	09/21/2013	26th	3-0	09-0	Marozsán also scored the 4-0
Anja noon	Slovenia	Twill	10/26/2013	20th	5-0	13: 0
Celia Šašić				66.	10-0
Alexandra Popp	Slovakia	Žilina	11/23/2013	84.	5-0	06-0
Celia Šašić	Croatia	Osijek	11/27/2013	13.	2-0	08-0
Nadine Keßler	Japan	Faro / Loulé	03/12/2014	46.	1-0	03-0	Keßler came on in the 46th minute
Melanie Leupolz	Ireland	Dublin	04/05/2014	90.	3: 2	03: 2
Dzsenifer Marozsán	Slovakia	Osnabrück	05/08/2014	40.	5-0	09: 1
Simone Laudehr	Sweden	Vila Real de Santo Antonio	03/04/2015	3.	2-0	02: 4
Anja noon	Ghana	Paderborn	07/22/2016	1.	1-0	11: 0	First game with 3 goals in 3 minutes (29th, 30th and 31st)
Sara Däbritz				30th	6-0
Anja noon				31.	7-0
Svenja Huth	Canada	Hamilton	06/10/2018	1.	1-0	03: 2
Sara Däbritz				70.	2: 2
Remarks: ↑ a b c d e f First goal of the player ↑ a b c Last goal of the player

Chronological list of players who scored a goal in the last minute of the game

In the DFB statistics, the exact goal minutes are not given for all games, so this list can only provide an incomplete overview. The goal was decisive for the game only three times (printed in bold), in one case it led to extra time, in which the game was lost. In the semi-finals at the 2003 World Cup, two goals were scored in the final minute. In many cases, it is also no longer possible to determine how long the playing time was. At the 1991 World Cup, 2 × 40 minutes were played, and at the 1995 World Cup, 2 × 45 minutes. Before and in between, different agreements could be made for women's games from the usual 2 × 45-minute playing time. In addition, there was an own goal in the 90th minute by Zimbabwean Eunice Chibanda on August 3, 2016 in the first group game at the 2016 Olympic Games.

Surname	opponent	place	date	Gates	occasion	Remarks
Britta Unsleber	Italy	Zhongshan	11/21/1991	2-0	World Cup group game	80th minute
Birgit Prinz	Croatia	Sindelfingen	09/21/1994	8-0	European Championship qualification
Bettina Wiegmann	Poland	Potsdam	04/13/1995	8-0	Friendly match	91st minute
Dagmar Pohlmann	Switzerland	Therwil	05/23/1995	8-0	Friendly match
Claudia Müller	England	Preston	02/27/1997	6: 4	Friendly match	91st minute
Birgit Prinz	Denmark	Moss	07/06/1997	2-0	European Championship finals
Inca grings	Mexico	Portland	06/24/1999	6-0	World Cup group game
Doris Fitschen	Ukraine	Fuerth	09/23/1999	3-0	European Championship qualification
Claudia Müller	Iceland	Kópavogur	08/17/2000	6-0	European Championship qualification
Renate Lingor	Denmark	Aachen	08/27/2000	7-0	Friendly match
	Australia	Canberra	13.09.2000	3-0	Olympic Games preliminary round
Martina Muller	Canada	Oberhausen	06/17/2001	7: 1	Friendly match
	Portugal	Wolfsburg	10/25/2001	9-0	World Cup qualification
Bettina Wiegmann	Netherlands	Aschaffenburg	04/18/2002	6-0	World Cup qualification
Conny Pohlers	Russia	Ludenscheid	11/14/2002	4-0	Friendly match
Birgit Prinz	Denmark	Haderslev	05/25/2003	6: 2	Friendly match
Martina Muller	Czech Republic	Passau	08/28/2003	4-0	Friendly match
Kerstin Garefrekes	Canada	Columbus	09/20/2003	4: 1	World Cup group game
Martina Muller	Argentina	Washington	09/27/2003	6: 1	World Cup group game
Maren Meinert	United States	Portland	10/06/2003	2-0	World Cup semi-finals	The goal came in stoppage time
Birgit Prinz	United States	Portland	10/06/2003	3-0	World Cup semi-finals	The goal came in stoppage time
Conny Pohlers	Portugal	Albufeira	02/07/2004	11: 0	European Championship qualification
Martina Muller	People's Republic of China	Patras	08/11/2004	8-0	Olympic Games preliminary round
Isabell Bachor	United States	Heraklion	08/23/2004	1: 1	Olympic Games semifinals	Allowed extra time in which they lost 2-1
Sandra Smisek	Russia	Wins	09/25/2005	5: 1	World Cup qualification
Petra Wimbersky	Norway	Faro	03/13/2006	1 : 0	Algarve Cup	Allowed final entry
Kerstin Garefrekes	Switzerland	Schaffhausen	08/30/2006	6-0	World Cup qualification
Birgit Prinz	Czech Republic	Gera	08/02/2007	5-0	Friendly match
Kerstin Garefrekes	Switzerland	Koblenz	08/22/2007	7-0	European Championship qualification
Renate Lingor	Argentina	Shanghai	09/10/2007	11: 0	World Cup opening game	Second biggest World Cup victory of all time, Argentina's biggest loss
Kerstin Garefrekes	Finland	Albufeira	03/04/2009	2-0	Algarve Cup
Celia Okoyino da Mbabi	Netherlands	Sinsheim	July 25, 2009	6-0	Friendly match
Martina Muller	Russia	Bochum	08/06/2009	3: 1	Friendly match
Fatmire Bajramaj	Norway	Tampere	08/24/2009	2-0	EM group game
Anja noon	Norway	Tampere	08/24/2009	3-0	EM group game	The goal came in stoppage time
Fatmire Bajramaj	Norway	Tampere	08/24/2009	4-0	EM group game	The goal came in stoppage time
Simone Laudehr	France	Tampere	08/27/2009	5: 1	EM group game
Fatmire Bajramaj	Norway	Helsinki	07.09.2009	3: 1	EM semifinals	The goal came in stoppage time
Jennifer Zietz	People's Republic of China	Faro	03/01/2010	5-0	Algarve Cup group game	Zietz's only international goal
Melanie Behringer	Turkey	Izmir	02/15/2012	5-0	European Championship qualification	Conn. there was still 5 minutes of stoppage time
Alexandra Popp	Sweden	Parchal	05.03.2012	4-0	Algarve Cup 2012	The goal came in stoppage time
Celia Okoyino da Mbabi	Japan	Faro	07.03.2012	4: 3	Algarve Cup 2012	The goal came in stoppage time
Alexandra Popp	Romania	Bielefeld	05/31/2012	5-0	European Championship qualification
Martina Muller	Turkey	Duisburg	09/19/2012	10-0	European Championship qualification	The goal came in stoppage time
Simone Laudehr	Japan	Munich	06/29/2013	4: 2 / FE	Friendly match	The goal fell in the first minute of stoppage time
Alexandra Popp	Slovenia	Twill	10/26/2013	13: 0	World Cup qualification	The goal fell in the 3rd minute of stoppage time
Saskia Bartusiak	Croatia	Osijek	11/27/2013	8-0	World Cup qualification	Saskia Bartusiak's first international goal
Melanie Leupolz	Ireland	Dublin	04/05/2014	3 : 2	World Cup qualification	The 2-2 fell in the 89th minute
Sara Däbritz	Turkey	Sandhausen	25/10/2015	7-0	European Championship qualification	The goal fell in the 3rd minute of stoppage time
Isabel Kerschowski	Turkey	Istanbul	04/08/2016	6-0	European Championship qualification	The goal fell in the 3rd minute of stoppage time
Dzsenifer Marozsán	Ghana	Paderborn	07/22/2016	11: 0	Friendly match	The goal fell in the first minute of stoppage time
Alexandra Popp	Faroe Islands	Tórshavn	04.09.2018	8-0	World Cup qualification	The goal came in the 2nd minute of stoppage time
Leonie Maier	Ukraine	Lviv	09/03/2019	8-0	European Championship qualification	The goal came in the 2nd minute of stoppage time
Lina Magull	Ukraine	Aachen	05/10/2019	8-0	European Championship qualification	The goal fell in the 3rd minute of stoppage time
Klara Bühl	Greece	Thessaloniki	08/10/2019	5-0	European Championship qualification
	England	London	11/09/2019	2 : 1	Friendly match
Remarks: ^ REGULATIONS of the 1st FIFA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP for WOMEN'S FOOTBALL 1991 ^ Zimbabwe - Germany 1: 6

Chronological list of players who scored a goal of the month in an international match

So far, goals scored in international matches of the German women's national team have been honored in the election of the goal of the month, carried out by the ARD - Sportschau since 1971 . For all players, the international goal award was the only goal of the month. Five goals were scored in the finals, but only the golden goal by Nia Künzer was decisive. This is also the only goal of the year ever scored by a woman . Leonie Maier , the penultimate national player who succeeded, is also the youngest goalscorer of the month and the only one who scored the goal in a friendly match.

Surname	opponent	place	date	Gates	Final score	occasion	Goal of the year
Ursula Lohn	Norway	Osnabrück	July 2nd 1989	2-0	4: 1	EM final
Heidi Mohr †	Norway	Aalborg	July 14, 1991	2: 1	3: 1 a.d.	EM final
Renate Lingor	Mexico	Portland	June 25, 1999	5-0	6-0	World Cup group game
Birgit Prinz	Russia	Erfurt	June 27, 2001	2-0	5-0	EM group game
Nia Künzer	Sweden	Carson	October 12, 2003	2 : 1	2: 1 by default (GG)	World Cup final	X
Simone Laudehr	Brazil	Shanghai	September 30, 2007	2-0	2-0	World Cup final
Melanie Behringer	England	Helsinki	September 10, 2009	2-0	6: 2	EM final
Leonie Maier	Japan	Munich	June 29, 2013	1-0	4: 2	Test game
Dzsenifer Marozsán	Sweden	Ottawa	20th June 2015	4: 1	4: 1	World Cup round of 16
Remarks: ↑ Goals in bold were decisive for the game ↑ The player's last international goal

List of the players with the most joker goals

Martina Müller, player with the most Joker goals

The following is a list of players who have scored at least four goals after being substituted on. The first player to score a goal after being substituted on is the current national coach Silvia Neid , who scored two goals after being substituted on in the national team's first game. It remained her only wild card goals. Also a Joker-Tor was the golden goal by substitute in the 88th minute Nia Künzer in the World Cup final 2003 . But it was Künzer's only goal as a substitute.

Surname	Goals after substitution	Substitutions	Quota	Total number of goals	Share of joker goals	particularities
Martina Muller	25th	75	33.3%	37	67.6%	3 goals after substitution in the 100th international match
Alexandra Popp	19th	43	44.2%	53	35.9%	Three times 2 joker goals in one game, the first 10 goals were scored as joker.
Birgit Prinz	13	27	48.1%	128	10.2%	First joker goal in the first international match to make the game decisive 2: 1, three times 2 joker goals in one game, two game decisive joker goals
Conny Pohlers	12	34	35.3%	28	42.9%	A game-winning Joker goal to make it 2-1 in the quarter-finals at the 2004 Olympic Games
Celia Šašić	8th	47	17.0%	63	12.7%
Fatmire Alushi	7th	40	17.5%	18th	38.9%	Two joker goals twice in one game, two of which were decisive in the game for the bronze medal at the 2008 Olympic Games. The joker goals were the first six goals.
Heidi Mohr †	6th	12	50.0%	83	7.2%
Melanie Behringer	6th	29	20.7%	34	17.6%	A Joker goal as the 100th World Cup goal for Germany
Sandra Smisek	6th	40	15.0%	34	17.6%	Once 2 joker goals in one game
Dzsenifer Marozsán	5	15th	33.3%	32	15.6%	Two joker goals twice in one game
Claudia Müller	5	20th	25.0%	22nd	22.7%	First joker goal in the first international match, a joker goal as a golden goal in the 2001 European Championship final
Inca grings	5	21st	23.8%	64	7.8%	A joker goal to the decisive 1-0 in the European Championship group game against Iceland in 2009
Petra Wimbersky	5	36	13.9%	16	31.3%
Anja noon	5	43	11.6%	50	10.0%	A joker goal to the decisive 1-0 in the European Championship final against Norway 2013

penalties shoot

The German team has had to look for decisions on penalties four times, three of which were won and one lost.

date	opponent	occasion	output	Successful German shooters	German missiles	Successful German goalkeepers
06/28/1989	Italy	EM semifinals	4: 3	Frauke Kuhlmann , Roswitha Bindl , Doris Fitschen , Marion Isbert	Martina Voss-Tecklenburg , Angelika Fehrmann , Petra Landers	Marion Isbert (3 ×)
06/30/1993	Italy	EM semifinals	3: 4	Bettina Wiegmann , Birgitt Austermühl , Dagmar Pohlmann	unknown
03/15/2006	United States	Algarve Cup Final	4: 3	Melanie Behringer , Conny Pohlers , Célia Okoyino da Mbabi , Petra Wimbersky	Birgit Prinz	Silke Rottenberg (1 ×)
06/26/2015	France	World Cup quarter-finals	5: 4	Melanie Behringer , Simone Laudehr , Babett Peter , Dzsenifer Marozsán , Célia Šašić	no	Nadine Angerer (1 ×)

Game outcomes

Frequency of game outcomes

Most often the games of the German team ended 1-0 (10.5%), followed by 3-0 (9.0%) and 2-0 (7.8%). Most of the defeats ended 0: 1 (5.0%). 257 (53.9%) games ended without conceding a goal, including 10 games in a row.

	Goals conceded
Goals of the German team	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th
0	24 1	24	9	7th	2	0	1
1	50	24 2	11	5	4th	0	0
2	37	26th	11	10	5	1	0
3	43	30th	8th	3	0	0	0
4th	29	13	4th	2	1	0	0
5	23	5	1	0	0	0	0
6th	13	4th	2	2	1	0	0
7th	9	2	0	0	0	0	0
8th	12	0	0	0	0	0	0
9	2	1	0	0	0	0	0
10	4th	0	0	0	0	0	0
11	5	0	0	0	0	0	0
12	3	1	0	0	0	0	0
13	2	0	0	0	0	0	0
...
17th	1	0	0	0	0	0	0

Remarks:

1: Won one game on penalties.

2: Won two games on penalties and lost one

The highest victories

Item	Result	opponent	place	date	occasion	German goal scorers
1.	17: 0	Kazakhstan (79)	Wiesbaden	11/19/2011	European Championship qualification	Célia Okoyino da Mbabi (4), Alexandra Popp (4), Babett Peter (3), Simone Laudehr (2), Martina Müller (2), Fatmire Bajramaj (1), Melanie Behringer (1 / HE)
2.	13: 0	Portugal (32)	Reutlingen	11/15/2003	European Championship qualification	Birgit Prinz (4), Conny Pohlers (2), Sonja Fuss (1), Kerstin Garefrekes (1), Ariane Hingst (1), Renate Lingor (1), Sandra Minnert (1), Viola Odebrecht (1), Sandra Smisek (1)
	13: 0	Slovenia (59)	Twill	10/26/2013	World Cup qualification	Anja Mittag (3), Célia Šašić (3), Lena Goeßling (2), Fatmire Bajramaj (1), Annike Krahn (1), Simone Laudehr (1), Leonie Maier (1), Alexandra Popp (1)
4th	12: 0	Wales	Bielefeld	March 31, 1994	European Championship qualification	Maren Meinert (3), Bettina Wiegmann (3), Silvia Neid (2), Martina Voss (2), Steffi Jones (1), Heidi Mohr (1)
	12: 0	Wales	Swansea	05/05/1994	European Championship qualification	Patricia Grigoli (4), Maren Meinert (2), Sandra Minnert (2), Birgitt Austermühl (1), Silvia Neid (1), Martina Voss (1), Bettina Wiegmann (1)
	12: 0	Hungary (40)	Halle (Saale)	09/18/2015	European Championship qualification	Melanie Behringer (1 / FE), Pauline Bremer (3), Lena Goeßling (2), Simone Laudehr (1), Melanie Leupolz (1), Tabea Kemme (1), Leonie Maier (1), Alexandra Popp (2)
7th	12: 1	Turkey	Istanbul	02/14/1999	Friendly match	Pia Wunderlich (3), Claudia Müller (2), Renate Lingor (1), Maren Meinert (1), Monika Meyer (1), Sandra Minnert (1), Birgit Prinz (1) (and 2 own goals)
8th.	11: 0	Switzerland	Vineyard	09/25/1994	European Championship qualification	Patricia Brocker (3), Maren Meinert (2), Heidi Mohr (2), Claudia Lübbers (1), Silvia Neid (1), Martina Voss (1), Bettina Wiegmann (1)
	11: 0	Portugal (34)	Albufeira	02/07/2004	European Championship qualification	Inka Grings (5), Birgit Prinz (3), Renate Lingor (1), Conny Pohlers (1) (and 1 own goal)
	11: 0	Argentina (29)	Shanghai	09/10/2007	World Cup opening game	Birgit Prinz (3), Sandra Smisek (3), Melanie Behringer (2), Renate Lingor (2), Kerstin Garefrekes (1)
	11: 0	Ghana (46)	Paderborn	07/22/2016	Friendly match	Anja Mittag (4), Dzsenifer Marozsán (2), Alexandra Popp (1), Saskia Bartusiak (1), Sara Däbritz (1), Mandy Islacker (1), Cynthia Adobia (own goal)
	11: 0	Faroe Islands (69)	Großaspach	October 24, 2017	World Cup qualification	Hasret Kayikçi (4),Tabea Kemme(2), Alexandra Popp (2), Kathrin Hendrich (1), Lina Magull (1),Babett Peter(1)
12.	10-0	Switzerland	Binningen	09/17/1988	Friendly match	Heidi Mohr (4), Claudia Sonn (2), Thekla Krause (1), Silvia Neid (1), Sissy Raith (1), Martina Voss (1)
	10-0	Turkey (64)	Duisburg	09/19/2012	European Championship qualification	Martina Müller (3), Célia Okoyino da Mbabi (2), Melanie Behringer (2/1 × FE), Fatmire Bajramaj (1), Simone Laudehr (1 / HE), Anja Mittag (1)
	10-0	Ivory Coast (67)	Ottawa	06/07/2015	World Cup group game	Anja Mittag (3), Célia Šašić (3), Melanie Behringer (1), Sara Däbritz (1), Simone Laudehr (1), Alexandra Popp (1)
	10-0	Montenegro (98)	kassel	08/31/2019	European Championship qualification	Alexandra Popp (3), Klara Bühl (2), Linda Dallmann (1), Sara Doorsoun-Khajeh (1), Svenja Huth (1), Turid Knaak (1), Lea Schüller (1)
15th	09-0	Portugal	Wolfsburg	10/25/2001	World Cup qualification	Conny Pohlers (5), Martina Müller (3), Nia Künzer (1)
	09-0	Russia (21)	cottbus	09/21/2013	World Cup qualification	Célia Šašić (1 / FE), Nadine Keßler (2), Dzsenifer Marozsán (2), Fatmire Bajramaj (1), Melanie Leupolz (1), Lena Goeßling (1), Bianca Schmidt (1)
Remarks: ↑ World ranking position at the time of the game in brackets (since 2003) ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k The defeat is the highest defeat in the country ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p First international goals for the players ↑ The player's only international goal ↑ Including 1 goal by a penalty kick ↑ Highest World Cup victory of all time

List of games with the most goals in a half

Item	Gates	Halftime	Bottom line	opponent	place	date	occasion	German goal scorers
1.	10	2.	13: 0	Portugal	Reutlingen	11/15/2003	European Championship qualification	Birgit Prinz (4), Conny Pohlers (2), Ariane Hingst (1), Renate Lingor (1), Viola Odebrecht (1), Sandra Smisek (1)
	10	1.	17: 0	Kazakhstan	Wiesbaden	11/19/2011	European Championship qualification	Célia Okoyino da Mbabi (4), Alexandra Popp (3), Simone Laudehr (2), Melanie Behringer (1 / HE)
3.	09	1.	11: 0	Ghana	Paderborn	07/22/2016	Friendly match	Anja Mittag (4), Dzsenifer Marozsán (1), Alexandra Popp (1), Saskia Bartusiak (1), Sara Däbritz (1), Cynthia Adobia (own goal)
4th	08th	2.	12: 0	Wales	Swansea	05/05/1994	European Championship qualification	Patricia Grigoli (3), Maren Meinert (2), Birgitt Austermühl (1), Martina Voss (1), Bettina Wiegmann (1)
5.	07th	2.	12: 0	Wales	Bielefeld	March 31, 1994	European Championship qualification	Maren Meinert (2), Martina Voss (2), Silvia Neid (1), Steffi Jones (1), Bettina Wiegmann (1)
	07th	1.	12: 1	Turkey	Istanbul	02/14/1999	Friendly match	Claudia Müller (2), Pia Wunderlich (2), Maren Meinert (1), Birgit Prinz (1) (and 1 own goal)
	07th	2.	07: 1	Russia	Portland	03/10/2003	World Cup quarter-finals	Kerstin Garefrekes (2), Birgit Prinz (2), Sandra Minnert (1), Pia Wunderlich (1); Danilova (1)
	07th	2.	17: 0	Kazakhstan	Wiesbaden	11/19/2011	European Championship qualification	Babett Peter (3), Martina Müller (2), Fatmire Bajramaj (1), Alexandra Popp (1)
	07th	2.	10-0	Turkey	Duisburg	09/19/2012	European Championship qualification	Martina Müller (3), Célia Okoyino da Mbabi (1), Melanie Behringer (2/1 × FE), Fatmire Bajramaj (1)
	07th	1.	13: 0	Slovenia	Twill	10/26/2013	World Cup qualification	Anja Mittag (2), Célia Šašić (2), Annike Krahn (1), Simone Laudehr (1), Leonie Maier (1)
	07th	1.	12: 0	Hungary	Halle (Saale)	09/18/2015	European Championship qualification	Melanie Behringer (1 / FE), Pauline Bremer (1), Lena Goeßling (2), Tabea Kemme (1), Leonie Maier (1), Alexandra Popp (1)
12.	06th	2.	06: 4	England	Preston	02/27/1997	Friendly match	Claudia Müller (2); Powell (1 / FE), Coultard (2), Smith (1)
	06th	2.	10-0	Switzerland	Binningen	09/17/1988	Friendly match	Heidi Mohr (2), Claudia Sonn (2), Sissy Raith (1), Martina Voss (1)
	06th	2.	07-0	Croatia	Zagreb	06/02/1994	World Cup qualification	Patricia Grigoli (3), Maren Meinert (1), Heidi Mohr (1), Silvia Neid (1)
	06th	1.	11: 0	Switzerland	Vineyard	09/25/1994	European Championship qualification	Patricia Brocker (2), Maren Meinert (1), Heidi Mohr (1), Martina Voss (1), Bettina Wiegmann (1)
	06th	2.	12: 1	Turkey	Istanbul	02/14/1999	Friendly match	Sandra Minnert (1), Pia Wunderlich (1), Renate Lingor (1), Monika Meyer (1) (and 1 own goal); Aldirmaz (1)
	06th	2.	07: 1	Canada	Oberhausen	06/17/2001	Friendly match	Bettina Wiegmann (1), Birgit Prinz (1), Sandra Smisek (2), Martina Müller (1); Rozwadowska (1)
	06th	2.	11: 0	Portugal	Albufeira	02/07/2004	European Championship qualification	Inka Grings (4), Birgit Prinz (1), Conny Pohlers (1)
	06th	2.	08-0	People's Republic of China	Patras	08/11/2004	Olympic Games preliminary round	Birgit Prinz (2), Renate Lingor (1), Martina Müller (1), Conny Pohlers (1), Pia Wunderlich (1)
	06th	2.	06: 3	Japan	Karlsruhe	11/23/2006	Friendly match	Kerstin Garefrekes (1), Petra Wimbersky (1), Conny Pohlers (1); Ōno (1), Miyama (1), Maruyama (1)
	06th	2.	11: 0	Argentina	Shanghai	09/10/2007	World Cup opening game	Sandra Smisek (3), Renate Lingor (2), Birgit Prinz (1)
	06th	2.	07-0	Finland	Parchal	02/26/2010	Algarve Cup preliminary round	Inka Grings (2), Alexandra Popp (2), Nadine Keßler (1), Martina Müller (1)
	06th	2.	03: 3	United States	Offenbach am Main	04/05/2013	Friendly match	Kim Kulig (1), Célia Okoyino da Mbabi (1 / FE), Anja Mittag (1); Wambach (1), Rapinoe (1), Morgan (1)
	06th	2.	13: 0	Slovenia	Twill	10/26/2013	World Cup qualification	Lena Goeßling (2), Fatmire Bajramaj (1), Anja Mittag (1), Alexandra Popp (1), Célia Šašić (1)
	06th	1.	11: 0	Faroe Islands	Großaspach	October 24, 2017	World Cup qualification	Tabea Kemme (2), Alexandra Popp (2), Kathrin Hendrich (1), Babett Peter (1)
Remarks: ↑ a b c d e f g h First international goals of the players ↑ Including 1 goal by a penalty kick ↑ the player's only international goal

Series

• Longest winning streak: 18 games (July 21, 2013 to September 17, 2014, including 3 European Championship games)
• Longest run without defeat: 22 games (September 17, 2011 to March 11, 2013)
• Longest series without conceding a goal: 10 games (July 21, 2013 to March 7, 2014, including 3 European Championship games. The last goal and the first goal before or at the end of the series was scored by a player from Norway)
• Longest run without a goal: 2 × 3 games (2.4.1988 to 20.7.1988 and 26.1.2007 to 30.1.2007)
• Longest series without a win: 4 × 5 games (9/24/1983 to 2/2/1984, 11/21/1984 to 10/5/1985, 1/6/2007 to 9/3/2007, 10/20/2012 to 6/6/2013)
• Longest losing streak: 4 games (April 9, 1985 to October 5, 1985)
• Longest series of draws: 5 games (10/20/2012 to 6/6/2013)

The greatest defeats

Item	Result	opponent	place	date	occasion	German goal scorers
1.	0: 6	United States	Decatur	03/14/1996	Friendly match
2.	0: 4	Sweden	Guangzhou	11/29/1991	World Cup game for 3rd place
	0: 4	United States	Cleveland	05/22/2010	Friendly match
4th	0: 3	Denmark	Sønderborg	05/01/1985	European Championship qualifier
	0: 3	United States	Minneapolis	08/11/1990	Friendly match
	0: 3	United States	Atlanta	04/10/1993	Friendly match
	0: 3	Norway	Copenhagen	05/28/1997	Friendly match
	0: 3	United States	Salzgitter	10/12/1997	Friendly match
	0: 3	China	Holzwickede	03/25/1999	Friendly match
	0: 3	France	Orlando	07.03.2018	SheBelieves Cup 2018
11.	1: 4	Norway	Helmstedt	05/02/1984	Friendly match	Anne Kreuzberg
	1: 4	Norway	Goettingen	07/19/2000	Friendly match	Steffi Jones
	1: 4	United States	Chicago	09/09/2001	Friendly match	Martina Muller
	1: 4	Brazil	Shanghai	08/18/2008	Olympic Games semifinals	Birgit Prinz
15th	2: 5	United States	Guangzhou	11/27/1991	World Cup semi-finals	Heidi Mohr , Bettina Wiegmann

opponent

Balance sheets

The outcomes are listed as win-draw-defeat. Games that are decided on penalties are counted as a draw. The sorting takes place according to the respective total number.

country	total	Win-draw-defeat	friendship games	EM qualification	Europe championship	World Cup qualification	World championship	Algarve Cup	Olympic games	Other tournaments
Argentina	2	2-0-0		-	-	-	2-0-0
Australia	4th	2-1-1	1-0-0	-	-	-			1-1-0	0-0-1
Belgium	6th	3-2-1	1-0-0	2-2-0						0-0-1
Brazil	11	7-4-1	2-1-0	-	-	-	2-1-0	1-0-0	2-2-1
Bulgaria	3	3-0-0	1-0-0	2-0-0
Chile	1	1-0-0	1-0-0	-	-	-
China	31	17-6-8	6-4-4	-	-	-	2-0-0	6-0-1	2-0-0	1-2-3
Denmark	22nd	12-4-6	6-2-0	1-1-2	1-0-2		1-0-0	3-1-2
Ivory Coast	1	1-0-0		-	-	-	1-0-0
England	26th	21-4-1	6-1-0		6-0-0	4-0-0	1-1-1		-	4-2-0
Faroe Islands	2	2-0-0				2-0-0
Finland	10	9-0-1		3-0-1	1-0-0			5-0-0
France	19th	11-4-4	6-2-2		2-0-0		1-1-0	0-0-1		2-1-1
Ghana	1	1-0-0	1-0-0	-	-	-
Greece	1	1-0-0		1-0-0
Ireland	4th	4-0-0				4-0-0
Iceland	16	15-0-1	6-0-0	4-0-0	2-0-0	1-0-1		2-0-0
Italy	28	16-8-4	6-2-1	2-2-0	6-3-0		1-1-0	0-0-1		1-0-2
Japan	14th	11-2-1	2-2-0	-	-	-	3-0-1	3-0-0	2-0-0	1-0-0
Yugoslavia	1	1-0-0	-	1-0-0	-	-	-	-	-	-
Canada	16	15-0-1	12-0-0	-	-	-	2-0-0		1-0-1
Kazakhstan	2	2-0-0		2-0-0
Croatia	6th	6-0-0		4-0-0		2-0-0
Mexico	2	2-0-0		-	-	-	1-0-0		1-0-0
Montenegro	1	1-0-0		1-0-0
New Zealand	2	2-0-0	2-0-0	-	-	-
Netherlands	19th	12-5-2	7-2-1	2-2-0	0-1-0	3-0-1
Nigeria	8th	8-0-0	3-0-0	-	-	-	3-0-0		2-0-0
North Korea	4th	4-0-0	2-0-0	-	-	-	1-0-0		1-0-0
Norway	41	20-7-14	3-2-4	0-2-2	8-1-1	1-0-1	1-1-1	5-0-2	0-0-2	2-1-1
Austria	2	2-0-0	2-0-0
Poland	4th	4-0-0	3-0-0							1-0-0
Portugal	4th	4-0-0		2-0-0		2-0-0
Romania	2	2-0-0		2-0-0
Russia	19th	17-2-0	4-1-0	2-0-0	5-1-0	4-0-0	1-0-0			1-0-0
Scotland	5	5-0-0	1-0-0	2-0-0		2-0-0			-
Sweden	30th	21-1-8	4-0-1		5-1-0		2-0-3	6-0-3	4-0-0	0-0-1
Switzerland	17th	16-1-0	7-0-0	7-1-0		2-0-0
Zimbabwe	1	1-0-0		-	-	-			1-0-0
Slovakia	4th	4-0-0		2-0-0		2-0-0
Slovenia	4th	4-0-0				4-0-0
Soviet Union	1	1-0-0	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	1-0-0
Spain	5	3-2-0	1-1-0	1-1-0			1-0-0
South Africa	1	1-0-0		-	-	-	1-0-0
Chinese Taipei	1	1-0-0		-	-	-	1-0-0
Thailand	1	1-0-0		-	-	-	1-0-0
Czech Republic	5	5-0-0	1-0-0	2-0-0		2-0-0
Czechoslovakia	4th	3-1-0	-	2-0-0	1-1-0	-	-	-	-	-
Turkey	5	5-0-0	1-0-0	4-0-0
Ukraine	8th	7-1-0		6-0-0		1-1-0
Hungary	9	7-1-1	2-0-1	5-1-0
United States	36	5-7-24	2-4-8	-	-	-	1-0-3	0-1-3	0-0-1	2-2-12
Wales	4th	4-0-0		4-0-0					-
Remarks: - = In the competition, a meeting is not (any longer) possible ↑ Countries in italics no longer exist ↑ a b Won a game on penalties ↑ a b c The next game against this opponent is a game of this category ↑ Won and lose one game each on penalties ↑ In 2020 Germany and Italy should have played against each other in the final. The Italian team withdrew from the tournament on March 10, 2020 and left. The reason given by the Italian Football Association was the tightened entry requirements to Italy from March 11, 2020 due to the rampant COVID-19 pandemic there ( Italy cancels Algarve Cup final. Dfb.de, accessed on March 10, 2020  ) . ↑ A second qualifier was canceled due to the civil war in Yugoslavia ↑ Last game

Ranking list of opposing goal scorers

Kristine Lilly (13) and Mia Hamm (9) in St. Louis in the 1-1 draw against Germany on June 25, 1998

Not all opposing goal scorers are included in the statistics of the DFB. Of those listed there, the following players scored the most goals against Germany, eight of which scored at least 100 goals:

Item	Surname	country	Goals against Germany	Games against Germany	Data	Total goals
1.	Mia Hamm	United States	9	18th	07/31/1994 (1), 03/14/1996 (1), 10/12/1997 (2), 06/28/1998 (3) 09/09/2001 (2)	158
2.	Carin Jennings-Gabarra	United States	7th	09	07/22/1988 (2), 05/30/1991 (2), 11/27/1991 (3)	056
	Kristine Lilly	United States	7th	23	04/10/1993 (2), 03/16/1996 (1), 10/9/1997 (1), 06/28/1998 (1), 08/23/2004 (1), 05/22/2010 (1)	130
	Abby Wambach	United States	7th	13	29.10.2009 (1), 03.03.2010 (1), 22.05.2010 (2), 20.10.2012 (1), 23.10.2012 (1), 05.04.2013 (1)	184
5.	Tiffeny Milbrett	United States	6th	12	03/14/1996 (2), 03/16/1996 (1), 10/12/1997 (1), 07/01/1999 (1), 09/09/2001 (1)	100
6th	Michelle Akers	United States	5	09	08/11/1990 (2), 05/30/1991 (2), 07/31/1994 (1)	107
	Malin Andersson	Sweden	5	11	07.09.1994 (1), 26.03.1995 (1), 07.06.1995 (2), 07.03.2002 (1)	038
	Patrizia Panico	Italy	5	13	06/20/1999 (1), 11/11/1999 (3), 09/04/2009 (1)	108
	Maintain Riise	Norway	5	16	06/18/1995 (1), 07/23/1996 (1), 05/28/1997 (1), 06/17/1998 (1), 09/14/2002 (1)	058
10.	Anneli Andelén	Sweden	4th	06th	11/29/1991 (1), 03/11/1993 (1), 09/22/1993 (1), 03/26/1995 (1)	037
	Alex Morgan	United States	4th	06th	03/13/2013 (2), 04/05/2013 (1), 03/10/2016 (1)	107
	Christine Sinclair	Canada	4th	12	09/20/03 (1), 04/24/05 (1), 06/26/11 (1), 06/10/18 (1)	186
↑ World record until 2013 ↑ World record by 2020 ↑ The DFB names Riise as a goal scorer, the NFF Ingrid Camilla Fosse Sæthre ( dfb.de: Norway - Germany 1: 3 (0: 1) , fotball.no: Kampfakta Norge - Tyskland 1 - 3 ) ↑ Current world record

Chronological list of games against national teams supervised by German coaches

So far, there have only been two games against a team that was coached by a German coach, against Switzerland, coached by former national player Martina Voss-Tecklenburg , who is currently national coach.

No.	date	country	place	Trainer	Result	occasion	Specialty
01.	April 5, 2012	Switzerland	Aarau ( CHE )	Martina Voss-Tecklenburg	6-0	European Championship qualification
2	May 27, 2015	Switzerland	Baden ( CHE )	Martina Voss-Tecklenburg	3: 1	World Cup preparation

referee

So far, the 477 international matches of the German women's national soccer team have been led by 264 referees. They came from 62 different countries, most of the games were led by referees from Germany (72 games, 22 women and 16 men), the USA (33) and Sweden (30). The Canadian Carol Chenard led the majority with ten games, including the 2016 Olympic final. This was followed by the German referees Elke Fielenbach and Christine Frai , the Ukrainian Kateryna Monsul and the American Kari Seitz with 8 games . 36 games were led by referees from the opponent's country (7 × Italy and 6 × USA). The Croatian Marija Damjanović led on October 28, 2007 the 300th game of the German team, which she won 3-0 against Belgium in Lübeck . Six years later, on October 30th and November 27th, 2013, she coached the Croatians at the German team's games against Croatia. Some referees also came from countries against which the German women had not yet played: Chile, El Salvador, Estonia, Greece, Guyana, Honduras, India, Israel, Colombia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Northern Ireland, Zambia, Serbia, South Africa, Trinidad & Tobago, Tunisia, Belarus and Cyprus.

spectator

Item	number	City Country	Stadion	opponent	date	occasion	particularities
1.	77,768	London , ENG	Wembley Stadium	England	9th November 2019	Friendly match	Highest number of spectators for an away game, highest number of spectators in Europe for a friendly game
02.	73,680	Berlin	Olympiastadion Berlin	Canada	June 26, 2011	World Cup opening game	European record until August 9, 2012
03.	54,642	Landover , USA	Jack Kent Cooke Stadium	United States	July 1, 1999	World Cup quarter-finals
04th	53,819	Tianjin , China	Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium	Norway	September 26, 2007	World Cup semi-finals	Highest number of spectators for a game on a neutral seat
05.	52,432	Rio de Janeiro , Brazil	Estádio do Maracanã	Sweden	19th August 2016	OS finale	First Olympic victory
06th	51.176	Montreal , Canada	Olympic Stadium	United States	June 30, 2015	World Cup semi-finals
07th	49,285	Beijing , China	Workers stadium	Japan	August 21, 2008	OS game for bronze	Double event with the final
08th.	48,817	Frankfurt am Main	Commerzbank Arena	Nigeria	June 30, 2011	World Cup group game
09.	46.104	Munich	Allianz Arena	Japan	June 29, 2013	Friendly match	Until November 9, 2019, highest number of spectators in Europe for a friendly match
10.	45,867	Mönchengladbach	Borussia Park	France	July 5, 2011	World Cup group game
11.	45,619	London , ENG	Wembley Stadium	England	23rd November 2014	Friendly match
12.	44,825	Frankfurt am Main	Commerzbank Arena	Brazil	April 22, 2009	Friendly match	European record until June 26, 2011
13.	44.211	Birmingham , USA	Legion Field	Japan	July 21, 1996	OS group game	1st women's olympic soccer game
14th	41,301	Solna , SWE	Friends Arena	Norway	July 28, 2013	EM final	Highest number of spectators at a European Championship game for women
15th	39,800	Hangzhou , China	Hangzhou Dragon Stadium	Japan	September 17, 2007	World Cup group game
16.	37,475	São Paulo , Brazil	Arena Corinthians	Australia	August 6, 2016	OS group game	Doubleheader with the game Canada - Zimbabwe
17th	35,200	Wuhan , China	Wuhan Sports Center Stadium	North Korea	September 22, 2007	World Cup quarter-finals
18th	31,000	Shanghai , China	Shanghai Hongkou Football Stadium	Brazil	September 30, 2007	World Cup final
19th	28,367	augsburg	impuls arena	United States	October 29, 2009	Friendly match	Stadium sold out for the first time
20th	28,319	Birmingham , USA	Legion Field	Brazil	July 26, 1996	OS group game
21st	28,098	Shanghai , China	Shanghai Hongkou Football Stadium	Argentina	September 10, 2007	World Cup opening game
22nd	28,000	Washington, DC , USA	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	Norway	July 23, 1996	OS group game
23.	27,730	Shanghai , China	Shanghai Hongkou Football Stadium	England	September 14, 2007	World Cup group game
24.	27,623	Portland , USA	PGE Park	United States	October 6, 2003	World Cup semi-finals
25th	26,976	Shanghai , China	Shanghai Hongkou Football Stadium	Brazil	August 18, 2008	OS semifinals
26th	26,338	Piraeus , Greece	Karaiskakis Stadium	Mexico	August 17, 2004	OS group game
27.	26,191	Winnipeg , Canada	Winnipeg Stadium	Thailand	June 15, 2015	World Cup group game	Double event with the game China - New Zealand
28.	26,137	Carson , USA	Home Depot Center	Sweden	October 12, 2003	World Cup final
29	26,067	Wolfsburg	Volkswagen Arena	Japan	July 9, 2011	World Cup quarter-finals
30th	25,882	Solna	Friends Arena	Sweden	April 6, 2019	Friendly match
31.	25,301	Rennes	Roazhon Park	Sweden	June 29, 2019	World Cup quarter-finals

See also

• List of German national soccer players
• List of international matches for the German women's national soccer team
• National coach (DFB)
• German national soccer team / statistics

swell

• Statistics of the DFB
• International matches of the USA (on the goals scored against Germany)
• Statistics from the Norwegian Association (on goals scored against Germany)
• Table football almanac 2006 ISBN 3-7679-0813-1

Individual evidence

1. ↑ 4-0 against Slovenia: Seventh win in the seventh game. In: dfb.de. German Football Association , April 10, 2014, accessed on September 15, 2014 . 
2. ↑ In addition, an Italian shot over the gate
3. ↑ FIFA names Washington, DC as the venue
4. ↑ The number of spectators was limited to 55,000 due to construction work on the London Underground.