List of international matches for the German women's national soccer team

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This list contains all games of the German women's national soccer team , provided they are recognized by the DFB as official games. Benefit games against non-national teams are not included. All results from a German perspective. In addition to the game data, special features of the games are mentioned, e.g. B. the first and last games of the players who played at least 100 international matches and / or played for at least ten years in the national team.

Legend

This section serves as a legend for the following tables.

• EM = European Championship
• WM = World Championship
• OS = Olympic Games
• n / a = after extension
• i. E. = on penalties
• Opponents = opponents marked in bold were reigning champions of their confederation at the time of the game, opponents marked with an asterisk were reigning world champions at the time of the game
• green background color = victory of the German team
• red background color = defeat of the German team
• yellow background color = draw (tie)

1982 to 1990

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
1	11/10/1982	5: 1	Switzerland	Koblenz		First international game First home game First international game under Gero Bisanz First (home) victory First goalscorer : Doris Kresimon First double goal scorer : Silvia Neid First international game against Switzerland
2	03/05/1983	1: 1	Belgium	Bergisch Gladbach	European Championship qualification	First international match against Belgium. First draw
3	03/19/1983	2: 2	Netherlands	Venray ( NED )	European Championship qualification	First international game against the Netherlands. First away game
4th	05/01/1983	1: 1	Denmark	Delmenhorst	European Championship qualification	First international match against Denmark
5	07.09.1983	2-0	Switzerland	Basel ( SUI )		First away win
6th	09/24/1983	0: 1	Denmark	Sønderborg ( DEN )	European Championship qualification	First loss First away loss
7th	10/08/1983	1: 1	Netherlands	Wins	European Championship qualification
8th	10/22/1983	1: 1	Belgium	Brussels ( BEL )	European Championship qualification
9	01/25/1984	1: 2	Italy	Milan ( ITA )		First international match against Italy Two halves of 35 minutes each were played
10	05/02/1984	1: 4	Norway	Helmstedt		First international game against Norway. First home defeat
11	08/19/1984	2: 1	Italy	Caorle ( ITA )	Mundialito
12	08/22/1984	2-0	England	Jesolo ( ITA )	Mundialito	First international match against England
13	08/23/1984	0: 2	Belgium	Caorle ( ITA )	Mundialito
14th	08/26/1984	1: 3	Italy	Jesolo ( ITA )	Mundialito finals
15th	10/03/1984	1-0	Finland	Ludenscheid	European Championship qualification	First international match against Finland. First international match for Martina Voss-Tecklenburg
16	11/21/1984	1: 1	Netherlands	Waalwijk ( NED )
17th	04/09/1985	0: 1	Hungary	Siófok ( HUN )		First international match against Hungary
18th	05/01/1985	0: 3	Denmark	Sønderborg ( DEN )	European Championship qualification
19th	07.09.1985	2: 3	Norway	Luneburg	European Championship qualification
20th	05.10.1985	0: 1	Finland	Turku ( FIN )	European Championship qualification
21st	04/15/1986	2: 1	Hungary	Straubing		The longest series of defeats ends with the win (4)
22nd	05/19/1986	0-0	Norway	Oslo ( NOR )	European Championship qualification	Heidi Mohr's first international match
23	07/27/1986	4: 1	Iceland	Kópavogur ( ISL )		First international match against Iceland
24	07/30/1986	5-0	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )
25th	04/10/1986	2-0	Denmark	Bergisch Gladbach	European Championship qualification	First international match by Doris Fitschen
26th	11/19/1986	3: 1	Netherlands	Nordhorn
27	04/01/1987	3: 1	Netherlands	Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
28	05/16/1987	2-0	France	Dillingen		First international match against France
29	09/04/1987	5-0	Iceland	Verden
30th	09/06/1987	3: 2	Iceland	Delmenhorst		First triple goal scorer: Silvia Neid
31	07.10.1987	1-0	Hungary	Budapest ( HUN )	European Championship qualification
32	11/15/1987	3-0	Italy	Burghausen	European Championship qualification
33	04/02/1988	0-0	Italy	Andria ( ITA )	European Championship qualification
34	May 14, 1988	0-0	Switzerland	Pforzheim	European Championship qualification
35	07/20/1988	0: 1	Italy	Arco ( ITA )	Mundialito
36	07/22/1988	1: 2	United States	Arco ( ITA )	Mundialito	First international match against the USA
37	09/17/1988	10-0	Switzerland	Binningen ( SUI )	European Championship qualification	First double-digit victory. First quadruple goal scorer: Heidi Mohr
38	10/30/1988	4-0	Hungary	Passau	European Championship qualification
39	11/26/1988	1: 1	Czechoslovakia	Bratislava ( TCH )	EM quarter-finals (first leg)	First international match against Czechoslovakia
40	December 17, 1988	2-0	Czechoslovakia	Kaiserslautern	EM quarter-finals (second leg)
41	03/21/1989	3: 1	Bulgaria	Sofia ( BUL )		First international match against Bulgaria
42	05/10/1989	1-0	Denmark	Osnabrück
43	06/28/1989	1: 1 a.d. 4: 3 i. E.	Italy	Wins	EM semifinals
44	07/02/1989	4: 1	Norway	Osnabrück	EM final	Germany becomes European champions for the first time. First game against a reigning continental champion
45	10/01/1989	0-0	Hungary	Straubing	European Championship qualification	Bettina Wiegmann's first international match
46	11/22/1989	5-0	Czechoslovakia	Marburg	European Championship qualification
47	04/11/1990	4: 1	Bulgaria	Sofia ( BUL )	European Championship qualification
48	04/29/1990	1-0	Czechoslovakia	Frýdek-Místek ( TCH )	European Championship qualification
49	08/05/1990	3: 1	England	Minneapolis ( USA )	North America Cup	First international match outside of Europe
50	08/07/1990	3-0	Soviet Union	Minneapolis ( USA )	North America Cup	Only international match against the Soviet Union
51	08/09/1990	3: 2	USA II	Minneapolis ( USA )	North America Cup
52	08/11/1990	0: 3	United States	Minneapolis ( USA )	North America Cup
53	09/26/1990	4-0	Bulgaria	Rheine	European Championship qualification
54	10/14/1990	4-0	Hungary	Sopron ( HUN )	European Championship qualification
55	11/25/1990	4: 1	England	High Wycombe ( ENG )	EM quarter-finals (first leg)
56	December 16, 1990	2-0	England	Bochum	EM quarter-finals (second leg)

1991 to 1995

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
57	03/28/1991	2-0	France	Paris ( FRA )
58	05/09/1991	2: 1	Poland	Aue		First international match against Poland. First international match in the new federal states
59	05/30/1991	2: 4	United States	Kaiserslautern		First game against a reigning CONCACAF champion
60	06/30/1991	2-0	China	Ludenscheid		First international game against China. First game against a reigning Asian champion
61	07/11/1991	3-0	Italy	Frederikshavn ( DEN )	EM semifinals
62	07/14/1991	3: 1 a.d.	Norway	Aalborg ( DEN )	EM final	Germany becomes European champion for the second time
63	08/28/1991	3: 1	Switzerland	Because on the Rhine
64	09/25/1991	2-0	Hungary	Mosonmagyaróvár ( HUN )
65	10/09/1991	2: 1	Belgium	Brussels ( BEL )		Maren Meinert's first international match
66	11/17/1991	4-0	Nigeria	Jiangmen ( CHN )	World Cup preliminary round	First international match against Nigeria. First international match against a reigning African champion
67	11/19/1991	3-0	Chinese Taipei	Zhongshan ( CHN )	World Cup preliminary round	First international match against Taiwan
68	11/21/1991	2-0	Italy	Zhongshan ( CHN )	World Cup preliminary round
69	11/24/1991	2: 1 a.d.	Denmark	Zhongshan ( CHN )	World Cup quarter-finals
70	11/27/1991	2: 5	United States	Guangzhou ( CHN )	World Cup semi-finals
71	11/29/1991	0: 4	Sweden	Guangzhou ( CHN )	World Cup game for 3rd place	First international match against Sweden
72	04/18/1992	1: 1	Italy	Rome ( ITA )
73	05/28/1992	3-0	Yugoslavia	Sofia ( BUL )	European Championship qualification	Sandra Minnert's first international match. The only international match against Yugoslavia. The game was postponed due to the civil war, the second leg in Germany was not played because of the civil war in Yugoslavia
74	09/02/1992	7-0	France	Bad Kreuznach
75	09/05/1992	4-0	Poland	Jaworzno ( POL )
76	10/11/1992	7-0	Russia	Moscow ( RUS )	EM quarter-finals	First international match against Russia Up until September 21, 2013, Russia's biggest defeat
77	11/14/1992	0-0	Russia	Rheine	EM quarter-finals
78	03/11/1993	1: 3	Sweden	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
79	03/12/1993	3-0	France	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
80	03/14/1993	1-0	USA *	Ayia Napa ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 3rd place	First win against the USA national team. First game and first win against a reigning world champion
81	04/07/1993	2: 1	USA *	Philadelphia ( USA )		First international game by Silke Rottenberg
82	04/10/1993	0: 3	USA *	Atlanta ( USA )
83	05/05/1993	1-0	Switzerland	Wädenswil ( SUI )
84	06/30/1993	1: 1 a.d. 3: 4 i. E.	Italy	Rimini ( ITA )	EM semifinals
85	07/03/1993	1: 3	Denmark	Cesenatico ( ITA )	EM game for 3rd place	Worst performance in a European Championship finals until 2017. Steffi Jones' first international match
86	09/22/1993	2: 3	Sweden	Borås ( SWE )
87	09/25/1993	3: 1	Norway	Rade ( NOR )
88	October 24, 1993	5-0	Switzerland	Muri ( SUI )	European Championship qualification
89	07/12/1993	1-0	Russia	Tarragona ( ESP )	Tournament in Tarragona (semi-finals)	Pia Wunderlich's first international match
90	December 8, 1993	7-0	Poland	Tarragona ( ESP )	Tournament in Tarragona (final)
91	March 31, 1994	12: 0	Wales	Bielefeld	European Championship qualification	First international match against Wales
92	05/05/1994	12: 0	Wales	Swansea ( WAL )	European Championship qualification
93	06/02/1994	7-0	Croatia	Zagreb ( CRO )	European Championship qualification	First international match against Croatia
94	07/27/1994	2: 1	Canada	Montreal ( CAN )		First international match against Canada. First international match for Birgit Prinz
95	07/31/1994	1: 2	USA *	Fairfax ( USA )	Chiquita tournament
96	08/02/1994	6: 3	Norway	Oakford ( USA )	Chiquita tournament
97	08/06/1994	2: 3	China	New Britain ( USA )	Chiquita tournament
98	09/07/1994	3: 1	Sweden	Wolfenbüttel
99	09/21/1994	8-0	Croatia	Sindelfingen	European Championship qualification
100	09/25/1994	11: 0	Switzerland	Vineyard	European Championship qualification	100th international match
101	10/09/1994	1-0	Russia	Moscow ( RUS )	EM quarter-finals (first leg)
102	October 27, 1994	4-0	Russia	Osnabrück	EM quarter-finals (second leg)
103	12/11/1994	4: 1	England	Watford ( ENG )	EM semi-finals (first leg)
104	02/23/1995	2: 1	England	Bochum	EM semi-finals (second leg)
105	03/26/1995	3: 2	Sweden	Kaiserslautern	EM final	Germany becomes European champion for the third time
106	04/13/1995	8-0	Poland	Potsdam		First international match by Kerstin Stegemann and Sandra Smisek
107	05/23/1995	8-0	Switzerland	Therwil ( SUI )
108	05/25/1995	3: 1	China	Rotenburg
109	06/05/1995	1-0	Japan	Karlstad ( SWE )	World Cup preliminary round
110	06/07/1995	2: 3	Sweden	Helsingborg ( SWE )	World Cup preliminary round
111	06/09/1995	6: 1	Brazil	Karlstad ( SWE )	World Cup preliminary round	First international game against Brazil First game against a reigning South American champion
112	06/13/1995	3-0	England	Västerås ( SWE )	World Cup quarter-finals
113	06/15/1995	1-0	China	Helsingborg ( SWE )	World Cup semi-finals	100th international match by Silvia Neid
114	06/18/1995	0: 2	Norway	Stockholm ( SWE )	World Cup final
115	09/20/1995	3-0	Finland	Tampere ( FIN )	European Championship qualification
116	10/25/1995	3-0	Slovakia	Bratislava ( SVK )	European Championship qualification	First international match against Slovakia. First international match for Renate Lingor

1996 to 2000

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
117	03/14/1996	0: 6	United States	Decatur ( USA )		Biggest defeat
118	March 16, 1996	0: 2	United States	Davidson ( USA )
119	04/11/1996	2-0	Slovakia	Unterhaching	European Championship qualification
120	05/02/1996	1: 3	Norway *	Jena	European Championship qualification
121	05/05/1996	6-0	Finland	Gifhorn	European Championship qualification	Inka Grings' first international match
122	06/06/1996	0-0	Norway *	Trondheim ( NOR )	European Championship qualification
123	06/28/1996	8-0	Iceland	Mannheim
124	06/30/1996	3-0	Iceland	Pforzheim
125	07/21/1996	3: 2	Japan	Birmingham ( USA )	Olympic preliminary round	Bettina Wiegmann scores the first goal in women's Olympic football
126	07/23/1996	2: 3	Norway *	Washington, DC ( USA )	Olympic preliminary round	100th international match by Heidi Mohr
127	07/25/1996	1: 1	Brazil	Birmingham ( USA )	Olympic preliminary round	Last international game under Gero Bisanz 111th and last international game by Silvia Neid
128	08/27/1996	3-0	Netherlands	Lichtenvoorde ( NED )		First international game under Tina Theune At the beginning of the second half the team was completely replaced. First international game by Nadine Angerer , Sonja Fuss and Ariane Hingst
129	09/18/1996	3-0	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )	EM relegation
130	09/29/1996	4-0	Iceland	Koblenz	EM relegation	104th and last international match by Heidi Mohr
131	12/11/1996	0-0	Italy	Benevento ( ITA )
132	02/27/1997	6: 4	England	Preston ( ENG )
133	03/20/1997	2: 2	China	Euskirchen
134	03/23/1997	1: 1	China	Warendorf
135	04/24/1997	6-0	Spain	Lübeck		First international match against Spain
136	05/27/1997	2: 2	Denmark	Copenhagen ( DEN )	Tournament for the 25th anniversary of women's football in the DBU	100th international match by Martina Voss-Tecklenburg
137	05/28/1997	0: 3	Norway *	Copenhagen ( DEN )	Tournament for the 25th anniversary of women's football in the DBU
138	06/30/1997	1: 1	Italy	Moss ( NOR )	EM preliminary round
139	07/03/1997	0-0	Norway *	Moss ( NOR )	EM preliminary round
140	07/06/1997	2-0	Denmark	Moss ( NOR )	EM preliminary round
141	07/09/1997	1-0	Sweden	Karlstad ( SWE )	EM semifinals
142	07/12/1997	2-0	Italy	Oslo ( NOR )	EM final	Germany becomes European champion for the fourth time
143	09/25/1997	3-0	England	Dessau	World Cup qualification
144	10/09/1997	3: 1	United States	Duisburg
145	10/12/1997	0: 3	United States	Salzgitter
146	11/06/1997	1-0	Norway *	Bayreuth	World Cup qualification	100th international match by Doris Fitschen
147	12/13/1997	0: 1	Netherlands	Almelo ( NED )	World Cup qualification
148	02/05/1998	1-0	Italy	Catania ( ITA )
149	03/08/1998	1-0	England	London ( ENG )	World Cup qualification
150	04/02/1998	2: 1	Netherlands	Rheine	World Cup qualification
151	05/26/1998	4: 1	New Zealand	Spremberg		First international match against New Zealand
152	05/28/1998	8-0	New Zealand	Dresden		Highest victory of a European against an oceanic team
153	06/17/1998	2: 3	Norway *	Ulefoss ( NOR )	World Cup qualification
154	06/25/1998	1: 1	United States	St. Louis ( USA )
155	06/28/1998	2: 4	United States	Chicago ( USA )
156	09/17/1998	5-0	Ukraine	Fulda	World Cup qualification	First international match against Ukraine 100th international win
157	10/11/1998	1: 1	Ukraine	Kiev ( UKR )	World Cup qualification
158	02/14/1999	12: 1	Turkey	Istanbul ( TUR )		First international match against Turkey
159	03/25/1999	0: 3	China	Holzwickede
160	03/28/1999	4: 1	China	Hamburg
161	04/22/1999	3: 1	Denmark	Saarbrücken
162	05/26/1999	2-0	Switzerland	Because on the Rhine
163	05/30/1999	4: 1	France	Because on the Rhine
164	06/03/1999	2-0	Netherlands	Rheinbach
165	06/20/1999	1: 1	Italy	Los Angeles ( USA )	World Cup preliminary round
166	06/24/1999	6-0	Mexico	Portland ( USA )	World Cup preliminary round	First international match against Mexico
167	06/27/1999	3: 3	Brazil	Washington, DC ( USA )	World Cup preliminary round	100th international match by Bettina Wiegmann
168	07/01/1999	2: 3	United States	Washington, DC ( USA )	World Cup quarter-finals
169	09/02/1999	3: 1	Russia	Plauen
170	09/23/1999	3-0	Ukraine	Fuerth	European Championship qualification
171	10/14/1999	5-0	Iceland	Oldenburg	European Championship qualification
172	11/11/1999	4: 4	Italy	Isernia ( ITA )	European Championship qualification
173	March 16, 2000	0: 2	Netherlands	Arnhem ( NED )		125th and last international match by Martina Voss-Tecklenburg
174	04/06/2000	3-0	Italy	Frankfurt am Main	European Championship qualification
175	05/11/2000	6: 1	Ukraine	Kiev ( UKR )	European Championship qualification
176	07/16/2000	1: 3	China	Osnabrück	Tournament "100 Years of the DFB"
177	07/19/2000	1: 4	Norway	Goettingen	Tournament "100 Years of the DFB"
178	07/22/2000	0: 1	USA *	Braunschweig	Tournament "100 Years of the DFB"	Martina Müller's first international match
179	08/17/2000	6-0	Iceland	Kópavogur ( ISL )	European Championship qualification
180	08/27/2000	7-0	Denmark	Aachen
181	13.09.2000	3-0	Australia	Canberra ( AUS )	Olympic preliminary round	First international game against Australia First game against a reigning Oceania champion
182	09/16/2000	2: 1	Brazil	Canberra ( AUS )	Olympic preliminary round
183	09/19/2000	1-0	Sweden	Melbourne ( AUS )	Olympic preliminary round
184	09/24/2000	0: 1	Norway	Sydney ( AUS )	Olympic semifinals
185	09/28/2000	2-0	Brazil	Sydney ( AUS )	Olympic game for 3rd place	Germany wins the first bronze medal

2001 to 2005

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
186	03/06/2001	1-0	China	augsburg		Substitute goalkeeper Nadine Angerer comes on as a field player
187	03/08/2001	2: 4	China	Ulm
188	05/10/2001	1-0	Italy	Troisdorf		Linda Bresonik's first international match
189	05/17/2001	1: 1	Russia	Gera
190	06/14/2001	3-0	Canada	Goch
191	06/17/2001	7: 1	Canada	Oberhausen
192	06/23/2001	3: 1	Sweden	Erfurt	EM preliminary round
193	06/27/2001	5-0	Russia	Erfurt	EM preliminary round
194	06/30/2001	3-0	England	Jena	EM preliminary round
195	07/04/2001	1-0	Norway	Ulm	EM semifinals
196	07/07/2001	1: 0 a.d.	Sweden	Ulm	EM final	Germany becomes European champion for the fifth time with Golden Goal 144th and last international match by Doris Fitschen
197	09/08/2001	1-0	Japan	Oakbrook ( USA )	US Cup
198	09/09/2001	1: 4	USA *	Chicago ( USA )	US Cup
199	09/27/2001	3: 1	England	kassel	World Cup qualification
200	10/25/2001	9-0	Portugal	Wolfsburg	World Cup qualification	200th international match. First international match against Portugal. First five- goal scorer: Conny Pohlers
201	11/17/2001	3-0	Netherlands	Enschede ( NED )	World Cup qualification	First international match by Kerstin Garefrekes
202	01/23/2002	1: 2	China	Huadu ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament	First participation in the four-nation tournament
203	01/25/2002	0-0	USA *	Panyu ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
204	01/27/2002	3: 1	Norway	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
205	03/01/2002	3-0	Denmark	Portimao ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2002	First participation in the Algarve Cup
206	03/03/2002	2: 4	China	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( POR )	Algarve Cup
207	03/05/2002	2-0	Finland	Olmao ( POR )	Algarve Cup
208	03/07/2002	1: 2	Sweden	Faro ( POR )	Algarve Cup	3rd place match
209	04/18/2002	6-0	Netherlands	Aschaffenburg	World Cup qualification
210	05/04/2002	8-0	Portugal	Barcelos ( POR )	World Cup qualification
211	05/19/2002	1-0	England	London ( ENG )	World Cup qualification
212	09/14/2002	3: 1	Norway	Grimstad ( NOR )
213	10/17/2002	2-0	Denmark	Ulm
214	11/14/2002	4-0	Russia	Ludenscheid
215	01/23/2003	0-0	China	Yiwu ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
216	01/26/2003	2: 2	Norway	Wuhan ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
217	01/29/2003	0: 1	USA *	Shanghai ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
218	03/04/2003	2: 2	China	Gutersloh
219	03/06/2003	3: 1	China	Arnsberg
220	03/27/2003	5-0	Scotland	Potsdam	European Championship qualification	First international match against Scotland 100th international match by Birgit Prinz
221	04/17/2003	0: 1	France	Ozoir-la-Ferrière ( FRA )
222	05/22/2003	1: 1	Denmark	Schoenberg
223	05/25/2003	6: 2	Denmark	Haderslev ( DEN )
224	08/06/2003	3-0	Nigeria	trier
225	08/09/2003	3: 1	Ukraine	Kiev ( UKR )	European Championship qualification
226	08/28/2003	4-0	Czech Republic	Passau	European Championship qualification	100th international match by Kerstin Stegemann
227	09/11/2003	4-0	England	Darmstadt		100th international match under Tina Theune
228	09/20/2003	4: 1	Canada	Columbus ( USA )	World Cup preliminary round
229	09/24/2003	3-0	Japan	Columbus ( USA )	World Cup preliminary round	150th international match by Bettina Wiegmann
230	09/27/2003	6: 1	Argentina	Washington, DC ( USA )	World Cup preliminary round	First international match against Argentina 100th international match by Sandra Minnert
231	10/02/2003	7: 1	Russia	Portland ( USA )	World Cup quarter-finals
232	05/10/2003	3-0	USA *	Portland ( USA )	World Cup semi-finals
233	10/12/2003	2: 1 a.d.	Sweden	Carson ( USA )	World Cup final	Germany becomes world champion for the first time. Decision by golden goal by Nia Künzer 154th and last international game by Bettina Wiegmann 92nd and last international game by Maren Meinert
234	11/15/2003	13: 0	Portugal	Reutlingen	European Championship qualification	Birgit Prinz scores four goals
235	02/07/2004	11: 0	Portugal	Albufeira ( POR )	European Championship qualification	Inka Grings scores five goals
236	03/04/2004	0: 1	China	Fuerth		The longest series of victories ends with defeat (13)
237	03/31/2004	1-0	Italy	Bolzano ( ITA )		Anja Mittag's first international match
238	04/28/2004	6-0	Ukraine	Oldenburg	European Championship qualification
239	05/02/2004	3: 1	Scotland	Livingston ( SCO )	European Championship qualification
240	07/21/2004	0: 1	Norway	Hoffenheim
241	07/24/2004	3: 1	Nigeria	Offenbach am Main
242	08/11/2004	8-0	China	Patras ( GRE )	Olympic preliminary round
243	08/17/2004	2-0	Mexico	Athens ( GRE )	Olympic preliminary round
244	08/20/2004	2: 1	Nigeria	Patras ( GRE )	Olympic quarter-finals
245	08/23/2004	1: 2 a.d.	United States	Heraklion ( GRE )	Olympic semifinals
246	08/26/2004	1-0	Sweden	Athens ( GRE )	Olympic game for 3rd place	Germany wins the Olympic bronze medal for the second time in the 100th international match by Silke Rottenberg
247	09/25/2004	5-0	Czech Republic	Příbram ( CZE )	European Championship qualification
248	10/14/2004	0-0	Netherlands	Berlin		100th home game
249	01/28/2005	0: 1	Australia	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament	First international match for Annike Krahn , Melanie Behringer and Célia Šašić
250	01/30/2005	1-0	Russia	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
251	02/01/2005	2-0	China	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
252	03/09/2005	2: 1	Sweden	Lagos ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2005	100th international match by Ariane Hingst
253	03/11/2005	4-0	Norway	Silves ( POR )	Algarve Cup	100th international match by Renate Lingor
254	03/13/2005	2-0	China	Alvor ( POR )	Algarve Cup
255	03/15/2005	0: 1	United States	Faro-Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup Final
256	04/21/2005	3: 1	Canada	Osnabrück
257	04/24/2005	3: 2	Canada	Hildesheim
258	06/06/2005	1-0	Norway	Warrington ( ENG )	EM preliminary round
259	06/09/2005	4-0	Italy	Preston ( ENG )	EM preliminary round	100th international match by Sandra Smisek
260	06/12/2005	3-0	France	Warrington ( ENG )	EM preliminary round	100th international match by Pia Wunderlich
261	06/15/2005	4: 1	Finland	Preston ( ENG )	EM semifinals
262	06/19/2005	3: 1	Norway	Blackburn ( ENG )	EM final	Germany becomes European champion for the sixth time. Last international match under Tina Theune
263	09/01/2005	3: 1	Canada	Vancouver ( CAN )		First international match under Silvia Neid
264	09/04/2005	4: 3	Canada	Edmonton ( CAN )
265	09/25/2005	5: 1	Russia	Wins	World Cup qualification
266	10/20/2005	4-0	Scotland	Bayreuth	World Cup qualification
267	11/12/2005	4-0	Switzerland	Ulm	World Cup qualification	100th international match by Steffi Jones

2006 to 2010

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
268	03/01/2006	0: 1	China	Homburg		102nd and last international match by Pia Wunderlich
269	03/09/2006	5-0	Finland	Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2006
270	03/11/2006	3-0	Sweden	Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup
271	03/13/2006	1-0	Norway	Faro ( POR )	Algarve Cup
272	03/15/2006	0: 0 n.v. 4: 3 i. E.	United States	Faro ( POR )	Algarve Cup Final	Germany wins the Algarve Cup for the first time
273	05/10/2006	1-0	Ireland	cottbus	World Cup qualification	First international match against Ireland
274	08/03/2006	5-0	Italy	Krefeld
275	08/26/2006	3-0	Ireland	Dublin ( IRL )	World Cup qualification	150th international match by Birgit Prinz
276	08/30/2006	6-0	Switzerland	Schaffhausen ( SUI )	World Cup qualification
277	09/23/2006	5-0	Scotland	Perth ( SCO )	World Cup qualification
278	09/27/2006	3: 2	Russia	Moscow ( RUS )	World Cup qualification	With the game ends the longest series without conceding a goal until March 7, 2014 (9)
279	10/25/2006	5: 1	England	Bask		Birgit Prinz scores her 100th international goal
280	11/23/2006	6: 3	Japan	Karlsruhe		150th international match by Kerstin Stegemann
281	01/26/2007	0-0	United States	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
282	01/28/2007	0-0	China	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
283	01/30/2007	0-0	England	Guangzhou ( CHN )	Four Nations Tournament
284	07.03.2007	1: 2	Norway	Faro ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2007
285	03/09/2007	0: 1	France	Faro-Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup
286	03/12/2007	3-0	Denmark	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( POR )	Algarve Cup
287	03/14/2007	0: 1	Italy	Olhão ( POR )	Algarve Cup - game for 7th place	111th and last international match for Steffi Jones
288	04/12/2007	5: 1	Netherlands	Wattenscheid	European Championship qualification
289	05/10/2007	6-0	Wales	Haverfordwest ( WAL )	European Championship qualification
290	07/29/2007	4-0	Denmark	Magdeburg
291	08/02/2007	5-0	Czech Republic	Gera
292	08/22/2007	7-0	Switzerland	Koblenz	European Championship qualification
293	08/30/2007	2: 2	Norway	Mainz
294	09/10/2007	11: 0	Argentina	Shanghai ( CHN )	World Cup preliminary round	Highest World Cup victory of all time Highest victory of a European against a South American team
295	09/14/2007	0-0	England	Shanghai ( CHN )	World Cup preliminary round
296	09/17/2007	2-0	Japan	Hangzhou ( CHN )	World Cup preliminary round	200th international win
297	09/22/2007	3-0	North Korea	Wuhan ( CHN )	World Cup quarter-finals	First international match against North Korea
298	09/26/2007	3-0	Norway	Tianjin ( CHN )	World Cup semi-finals
299	09/30/2007	2-0	Brazil	Shanghai ( CHN )	World Cup final	Germany becomes world champion for the second time
300	10/28/2007	3-0	Belgium	Lübeck	European Championship qualification	300th international match
301	11/01/2007	1-0	Netherlands	Volendam ( NED )	European Championship qualification	147th and last international match by Sandra Minnert
302	02/28/2008	2-0	China	Freiburg		The game will set the longest run of 9 clean sheets
303	05.03.2008	0: 1	Denmark	Faro-Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2008	175th international match by Birgit Prinz
304	03/07/2008	3-0	Finland	Faro-Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup
305	03/10/2008	2-0	Sweden	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( POR )	Algarve Cup	175th international match by Kerstin Stegemann
306	03/12/2008	0: 2	Norway	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( POR )	Algarve Cup game for 3rd place
307	05/07/2008	5-0	Belgium	Eupen ( BEL )	European Championship qualification
308	05/29/2008	4-0	Wales	kassel	European Championship qualification	126th and last game by Silke Rottenberg
309	07/17/2008	3-0	England	Unterhaching		150th international match by Ariane Hingst
310	07/23/2008	0: 2	Norway	Sandefjord ( NOR )		100th away game
311	08/06/2008	0-0	Brazil	Shenyang ( CHN )	Olympic group game
312	08/09/2008	1-0	Nigeria	Shenyang ( CHN )	Olympic group game
313	08/12/2008	1-0	North Korea	Tianjin ( CHN )	Olympic group game
314	08/15/2008	2: 0 a.d.	Sweden	Shenyang ( CHN )	Olympic quarter-finals
315	08/18/2008	1: 4	Brazil	Shanghai ( CHN )	Olympic semifinals
316	08/21/2008	2-0	Japan	Beijing ( CHN )	Olympic game for 3rd place	Germany wins the Olympic bronze medal for the third time Birgit Prinz equalizes with her 188th game Hege Riise's European record 149th and last international game by Renate Lingor
317	10/01/2008	3-0	Switzerland	Basel ( SUI )	European Championship qualification	133rd and last international match by Sandra Smisek
318	02/25/2009	1: 1	China	Bielefeld
319	03/04/2009	2-0	Finland	Albufeira ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2009	100th international match by Kerstin Garefrekes
320	03/06/2009	3-0	China	Albufeira ( POR )	Algarve Cup
321	03/09/2009	2: 3	Sweden	Faro-Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup	100th international match in a neutral place
322	03/11/2009	0: 1	Denmark	Faro-Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup game for 3rd place
323	04/22/2009	1: 1	Brazil	Frankfurt am Main		Birgit Prinz sets a new European record with her 189th international match. The highest number of spectators in a women's international match in Europe up to June 26, 2011 (44,825), now only the tenth highest number of spectators and the highest number of spectators in a friendly match up to June 29, 2013
324	July 25, 2009	6-0	Netherlands	Sinsheim
325	07/29/2009	0-0	Japan	Mannheim
326	08/06/2009	3: 1	Russia	Bochum
327	08/24/2009	4-0	Norway	Tampere ( FIN )	EM group game
328	08/27/2009	5: 1	France	Tampere ( FIN )	EM group game
329	08/30/2009	1-0	Iceland	Tampere ( FIN )	EM group game	191st and last international match by Kerstin Stegemann
330	09/04/2009	2: 1	Italy	Lahti ( FIN )	EM quarter-finals
331	07.09.2009	3: 1	Norway	Helsinki ( FIN )	EM semifinals
332	09/10/2009	6: 2	England	Helsinki ( FIN )	EM final	Germany becomes European champion for the seventh time
333	October 29, 2009	0: 1	United States	augsburg		Until June 26, 2011, the second highest number of spectators at a women's international match in Germany (28,367), from July 5, 2011 only the eighth highest number of spectators.
334	02/17/2010	3-0	North Korea	Duisburg		200th international match by Birgit Prinz. First friendly match for North Korea in Europe
335	02/24/2010	4-0	Denmark	Parchal ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2010
336	02/26/2010	7-0	Finland	Parchal ( POR )	Algarve Cup	First international match for Nadine Keßler
337	03/01/2010	5-0	China	Faro ( POR )	Algarve Cup
338	03/03/2010	2: 3	United States	Faro-Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup Final
339	05/22/2010	0: 4	United States	Cleveland ( USA )
340	09/15/2010	5-0	Canada	Dresden
341	10/28/2010	2: 1	Australia	Wolfsburg
342	11/25/2010	8-0	Nigeria	Leverkusen		One of the two biggest defeats in Nigeria

Note: The game in Dresden against Sweden, originally scheduled for April 22, 2010, was canceled because the Swedish team was unable to travel due to problems in air traffic due to the ash cloud from Eyjafjallajökull .

2011 to 2015

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
343	05/21/2011	2-0	North Korea	Ingolstadt
344	06/03/2011	5-0	Italy	Osnabrück		100th international win in a home game
345	06/07/2011	5-0	Netherlands	Aachen
346	06/16/2011	3-0	Norway	Mainz
347	06/26/2011	2: 1	Canada	Berlin	World Cup opening game	Up to August 9, 2012, the highest number of spectators for a women's international match in Europe (73,680)
348	06/30/2011	1-0	Nigeria	Frankfurt am Main	World Cup game	214th and last international match by Birgit Prinz 100th international match by Nadine Angerer
349	07/05/2011	4: 2	France	Mönchengladbach	World Cup game	174th and last international match by Ariane Hingst
350	07/09/2011	0: 1 a.d.	Japan	Wolfsburg	World Cup quarter-finals	130th and last international match by Kerstin Garefrekes
351	09/17/2011	4: 1	Switzerland	augsburg	European Championship qualification
352	10/22/2011	3-0	Romania	Bucharest ( ROU )	European Championship qualification	First international match against Romania
353	10/26/2011	1-0	Sweden	Hamburg
354	11/19/2011	17: 0	Kazakhstan	Wiesbaden	European Championship qualification	First international match against Kazakhstan. Biggest win. Biggest defeat in Kazakhstan
355	11/24/2011	2: 2	Spain	Motril ( SPA )	European Championship qualification
356	02/15/2012	5-0	Turkey	Izmir ( TUR )	European Championship qualification	1000th German international goal by Linda Bresonik
357	02/29/2012	1-0	Iceland	Lagos ( POR )	Algarve Cup
358	03/02/2012	1-0	China	Vila Real de Santo Antonio (POR)	Algarve Cup
359	05.03.2012	4-0	Sweden	Parchal (POR)	Algarve Cup	One of Sweden's biggest defeats, Célia Šašić , was the first player to score three goals against a third place in the World Cup
360	07.03.2012	4: 3	Japan *	Faro-Loulé (POR)	Algarve Cup Final	Second win at the Algarve Cup Célia Šašić is the first player to score three goals against a reigning world champion
361	March 31, 2012	5-0	Spain	Mannheim	European Championship qualification	250th victory of the national team Célia Šašić is four times successful, becoming the first player to score at least three goals in three consecutive games
362	04/05/2012	6-0	Switzerland	Aarau ( SUI )	European Championship qualification	100th international match under Silvia Neid Célia Šašić has again been successful four times, becoming the first player to score at least three goals in four consecutive games and the first to score four goals in two consecutive games
363	05/31/2012	5-0	Romania	Bielefeld	European Championship qualification
364	09/15/2012	7-0	Kazakhstan	Karagandy ( KAZ )	European Championship qualification
365	09/19/2012	10-0	Turkey	Duisburg	European Championship qualification	100th international match by Martina Müller
366	10/20/2012	1: 1	United States	Bridgeview ( USA )		For the first time, 16 games in a row are not lost
367	23.10.2012	2: 2	United States	East Hartford ( USA )
368	11/29/2012	1: 1	France	Halle (Saale)		101st and last international match by Martina Müller
369	02/13/2013	3: 3	France	Strasbourg ( FRA )		For the first time, four consecutive games end in a draw
370	03/06/2013	0-0	Denmark	Albufeira ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2013	For the first time, five consecutive games end in a draw
371	03/08/2013	2: 1	Japan *	Parchal ( POR )	Algarve Cup
372	03/11/2013	2-0	Norway	Lagos ( POR )	Algarve Cup
373	03/13/2013	0: 2	United States	Faro-Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup Final	The longest series of games without a loss ends with defeat (22)
374	04/05/2013	3: 3	United States	Offenbach am Main		84th and last international match by Linda Bresonik
375	06/15/2013	3-0	Scotland	eat
376	06/19/2013	1-0	Canada	Paderborn
377	06/29/2013	4: 2	Japan *	Munich		Highest number of viewers for a women's friendly match in Europe (46,104 viewers)
378	07/11/2013	0-0	Netherlands	Växjö ( SWE )	EM preliminary round
379	07/14/2013	3-0	Iceland	Växjö ( SWE )	EM preliminary round
380	07/17/2013	0: 1	Norway	Squid ( SWE )	EM preliminary round	First defeat at a European Championship finals since July 3, 1993. First defeat against a European team since March 11, 2009
381	07/21/2013	1-0	Italy	Växjö ( SWE )	EM quarter-finals
382	07/24/2013	1-0	Sweden	Gothenburg ( SWE )	EM semifinals
383	07/28/2013	1-0	Norway	Solna ( SWE )	EM final	Germany becomes European champion for the eighth time . Victory against a European team Nadine Angerer saves two penalties
384	09/21/2013	9-0	Russia	cottbus	World Cup qualification	Biggest defeat in Russia
385	10/26/2013	13: 0	Slovenia	Koper ( SVN )	World Cup qualification	First international match against Slovenia. Highest away win. Highest win in a World Cup qualifier
386	10/30/2013	4-0	Croatia	Frankfurt am Main	World Cup qualification	Nadine Angerer is in goal for the 126th time in her 127th international match, setting Silke Rottenberg's record . 100th international match for Croatia
387	11/23/2013	6-0	Slovakia	Žilina ( SVK )	World Cup qualification	100th international match by Anja Mittag
388	11/27/2013	8-0	Croatia	Osijek ( HRV )	World Cup qualification	Biggest home defeat for Croatia
389	05.03.2014	5-0	Iceland	Albufeira ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2014	Annike Krahn's 100th international match Nadine Angerer becomes the sole record goalkeeper with her 127th appearance as a goalkeeper. The two longest series without conceding a goal (9 games each) 50th international goal for Célia Šašić
390	07.03.2014	1-0	China	Albufeira ( POR )	Algarve Cup	For the first time 10 games in a row are finished without conceding a goal
391	03/10/2014	3: 1	Norway	Albufeira ( POR )	Algarve Cup	A penalty goal in the 2nd minute ends the longest series of games without conceding a goal
392	03/12/2014	3-0	Japan *	Faro / Loulé ( POR )	Algarve Cup Final	Germany wins the Algarve Cup for the third time Dzsenifer Marozsán is top scorer and best player of the tournament
393	04/05/2014	3: 2	Ireland	Dublin ( IRL )	World Cup qualification	The game will set the longest streak of consecutive victories (13)
394	04/10/2014	4-0	Slovenia	Mannheim	World Cup qualification	For the first time, 14 games are won in a row
395	05/08/2014	9: 1	Slovakia	Osnabrück	World Cup qualification
396	06/19/2014	2: 1	Canada	Vancouver ( CAN )		100th international win under Silvia Neid 29th and last international game by Nadine Keßler Play on artificial turf
397	09/13/2014	4: 1	Russia	Moscow ( RUS )	World Cup qualification	Germany qualifies for the World Cup finals in Canada
398	09/17/2014	2-0	Ireland	Heidenheim an der Brenz	World Cup qualification	100th international match by Melanie Behringer
399	10/25/2014	0: 2	France	Offenbach am Main		The longest series of victories ends with defeat (18)
400	October 29, 2014	2: 1	Sweden	Örebro ( SWE )		Play on artificial turf
401	11/23/2014	3-0	England	London ( ENG )		The number of spectators was limited to 55,000 due to construction work on the London Underground , but only 45,619 spectators came, although the maximum number of tickets allowed was sold
402	03/04/2015	2: 4	Sweden	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( POR )	Algarve Cup 2015	100th international match by Célia Šašić
403	03/06/2015	2-0	China	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( POR )	Algarve Cup
404	03/09/2015	3: 1	Brazil	Parchal ( POR )	Algarve Cup	First Algarve Cup game against Brazil
405	03/11/2015	2: 1	Sweden	Parchal ( POR )	Algarve Cup game for 3rd place
406	04/08/2015	4-0	Brazil	Fuerth
407	05/27/2015	3: 1	Switzerland	Baden ( CHE )		Play on artificial turf
408	06/07/2015	10-0	Ivory Coast	Ottawa ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First international match against Ivory Coast Melanie Behringer scores the 100th World Cup goal for Germany
409	06/11/2015	1: 1	Norway	Ottawa ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round
410	06/15/2015	4-0	Thailand	Winnipeg ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First international match against Thailand
411	06/20/2015	4: 1	Sweden	Ottawa ( CAN )	World Cup round of 16
412	06/26/2015	1: 1 n.V., 5: 4 i. E.	France	Montreal ( CAN )	World Cup quarter-finals
413	06/30/2015	0: 2	United States	Montreal ( CAN )	World Cup semi-finals
414	04/07/2015	0: 1 a.d.	England	Edmonton ( CAN )	World Cup game for 3rd place	First defeat against England 146th and last international game by Nadine Angerer 111th and last international game by Célia Šašić
415	09/18/2015	12: 0	Hungary	Halle (Saale)	European Championship qualification
416	09/22/2015	1-0	Croatia	Zagreb ( HRV )	European Championship qualification
417	10/22/2015	2-0	Russia	Wiesbaden	European Championship qualification
418	25/10/2015	7-0	Turkey	Sandhausen	European Championship qualification
419	11/26/2015	0-0	England	Duisburg		Official farewell to Nadine Angerer and Célia Šašić

Since 2016

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
420	03/03/2016	1-0	France	Tampa ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2016
421	03/06/2016	2: 1	England	Nashville (USA)	SheBelieves Cup	300th international match against a European team
422	03/09/2016	1: 2	USA *	Boca Raton (USA)	SheBelieves Cup
423	04/08/2016	6-0	Turkey	Istanbul ( TUR )	European Championship qualification
424	04/12/2016	2-0	Croatia	Osnabrück	European Championship qualification	Germany qualifies as the 2nd team for the European Championship finals
425	07/22/2016	11: 0	Ghana	Paderborn		First international game against Ghana Biggest defeat for Ghana First game with 3 goals in 3 minutes (29th, 30th and 31st minutes) A flawless hat-trick by Anja Mittag (goals to 7-0, 8-0 and 9-0 in the 31st , 39th and 42nd minute) Official farewell to Nadine Keßler
426	08/03/2016	6: 1	Zimbabwe	Sao Paulo ( BRA )	Olympic group game	First international against Zimbabwe. First international in South America
427	08/06/2016	2: 2	Australia	Sao Paulo ( BRA )	Olympic group game
428	08/09/2016	1: 2	Canada	Brasília ( BRA )	Olympic group game	First loss to Canada
429	08/12/2016	1-0	China	Salvador da Bahia ( BRA )	Olympic quarter-finals
430	08/16/2016	2-0	Canada	Belo Horizonte ( BRA )	Olympic semifinals	300th international win 100th international match by Saskia Bartusiak
431	08/19/2016	2: 1	Sweden	Rio de Janeiro ( BRA )	Olympic final	Germany wins the Olympic gold medal for the first time. Last international game under Silvia Neid 137th and last international game by Annike Krahn 123rd and last international game by Melanie Behringer 101st and last international game by Saskia Bartusiak
432	09/16/2016	4-0	Russia	Khimki ( RUS )	European Championship qualification	First international match under Steffi Jones
433	09/20/2016	1-0	Hungary	Győr ( HUN )	European Championship qualification	100th international match by Babett Peter
434	10/22/2016	4: 2	Austria	regensburg		First international match against Austria
435	10/25/2016	4: 2	Netherlands	Bask
436	11/29/2016	1: 1	Norway	Chemnitz
437	02.03.2017	0: 1	USA *	Chester ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2017	150th international match by Anja Mittag
438	04.03.2017	0-0	France	Harrison ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2017
439	07.03.2017	1-0	England	Washington, DC ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2017	20th win against England (highest number of wins against an opponent) 100th win in neutral position 50th international goal by Anja Mittag
440	04/09/2017	2: 1	Canada	Erfurt
441	04/07/2017	3: 1	Brazil	Sandhausen
442	07/17/2017	0-0	Sweden	Breda ( NLD )	EM preliminary round	First draw against Sweden 150th game on a neutral pitch
443	07/21/2017	2: 1	Italy	Tilburg ( NLD )	EM preliminary round
444	July 25, 2017	2-0	Russia	Utrecht ( NLD )	EM preliminary round
445	07/30/2017	1: 2	Denmark	Rotterdam ( NLD )	EM quarter-finals	First quarter-final at a European Championship 158th and last international game by Anja Mittag
446	09/16/2017	6-0	Slovenia	Ingolstadt	World Cup qualification	100th international game by Simone Laudehr
447	09/19/2017	1-0	Czech Republic	Ústí nad Labem ( CZE )	World Cup qualification
448	October 20, 2017	2: 3	Iceland	Wiesbaden	World Cup qualification	First defeat against Iceland First home defeat in a World Cup qualifier Official farewell to Anja Mittag
449	October 24, 2017	11: 0	Faroe Islands	Großaspach	World Cup qualification	First international match against the Faroe Islands (50th opponent) Up to October 8, 2019, highest defeat for the Faroe Islands 103rd and last international match for Simone Laudehr
450	11/24/2017	4-0	France	Bielefeld
451	01.03.2018	0: 1	USA *	Columbus ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2018
452	04.03.2018	2: 2	England	Harrison ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2018
453	07.03.2018	0: 3	France	Orlando ( USA )	SheBelieves Cup 2018	Last international game under Steffi Jones 100th international game by Lena Goeßling
454	04/07/2018	4-0	Czech Republic	Halle (Saale)	World Cup qualification	First international match under interim coach Horst Hrubesch. All goals by Lea Schüller , who scored the 600th goal in a home game with the first goal and the 1000th goal against a European team with the second goal
455	04/10/2018	4-0	Slovenia	Domžale ( SVN )	World Cup qualification
456	06/10/2018	3: 2	Canada	Hamilton ( CAN )
457	09/01/2018	2-0	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )	World Cup qualification
458	04.09.2018	8-0	Faroe Islands	Tórshavn ( FRO )	World Cup qualification	Germany qualifies as group winners for the World Cup finals
459	06.10.2018	3: 1	Austria	eat		118th and last international match by Babett Peter
460	11/10/2018	5: 2	Italy	Osnabrück		With 7 victories in a row, a new coach start record is set
461	11/13/2018	0-0	Spain	Erfurt		Last international match under interim coach Horst Hrubesch
462	02/28/2019	1-0	France	Laval ( FRA )		First international match under Martina Voss-Tecklenburg
463	04/06/2019	2: 1	Sweden	Solna ( SWE )
464	04/09/2019	2: 2	Japan	Paderborn
465	05/30/2019	2-0	Chile	regensburg		First international match against Chile
466	06/08/2019	1-0	China	Rennes ( FRA )	World Cup group game
467	06/12/2019	1-0	Spain	Valenciennes ( FRA )	World Cup group game	106th and last international match by Lena Goeßling
468	06/17/2019	4-0	South Africa	Montpellier ( FRA )	World Cup group game	First international game against South Africa 250th game without conceding a goal
469	06/22/2019	3-0	Nigeria	Grenoble ( FRA )	World Cup round of 16	100th international match by Alexandra Popp
470	06/29/2019	1: 2	Sweden	Rennes ( FRA )	World Cup quarter-finals
471	08/31/2019	10-0	Montenegro	kassel	European Championship qualification	First international match against Montenegro Alexandra Popp scores her international goals number 49, 50 and 51
472	09/03/2019	8-0	Ukraine	Lviv ( UKR )	European Championship qualification	Biggest defeat for Ukraine
473	05/10/2019	8-0	Ukraine	Aachen	European Championship qualification	With Melanie Leupolz's goal to 7-0 in the meantime , a goal difference of +1000 was achieved for the first time.
474	08/10/2019	5-0	Greece	Thessaloniki ( GRC )	European Championship qualification	First international match against Greece
475	11/09/2019	2: 1	England	London ( ENG )		With 77,768 spectators the highest number of spectators at a game of the German team and a women's friendly game in Europe.
476	March 4th, 2020	1-0	Sweden	Faro / Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2020
477	07.03.2020	4-0	Norway	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2020 semi-finals
	03/11/2020	called off	Italy	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2020 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 .
	19.09.2020		Ireland	eat	European Championship qualification
	09/22/2020		Montenegro	( MNE )	European Championship qualification
	23/10/2020		NN
	October 27, 2020		NN
	11/28/2020		Greece		European Championship qualification
	December 01, 2020		Ireland	( IRL )	European Championship qualification

statistics

Opponents according to continental associations

Continental Association	Games	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (excluding penalty shoot-outs)
UEFA (Europe)	339	253	43	43	1067: 216
CONCACAF (North and Central America)	054	022nd	07th	25th	0089: 090
AFC (Asia)	053	035	09	09	0109: 047
CONMEBOL (South America)	015th	010	04th	01	0047: 014
CAF (Africa)	012	012	00	00	0056: 003
OFC (Oceania)	004th	003	00	01	0015: 002
Total	477	335	63	79	1384: 372

Occasions

occasion	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (excluding penalty shoot-outs)
Friendly matches	145	101	23	21st	0403: 145
European Championship qualifiers	089	070	14th	05	0384: 031
European championship games	042	033	06th	03	0093: 024
Different tournaments	046	017th	09	20th	0059: 060
Games at the Algarve Cup	046	031	02	13	0099: 035
World championship games	044	030th	05	09	0121: 039
World Cup qualifiers	040	036	01	03	0176: 017
Olympic games	025th	017th	03	05	0049: 021
Total	477	335	63	79	1384: 372

Venues

Before the international match on April 22, 2009 in Frankfurt am Main

occasion	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (without goals in penalty shootouts)
Home games	178	138	23	17th	633: 117
Play in a neutral place	162	108	19th	35	356: 129
Away games	137	089	21st	27	393: 126

International match records

With one exception (USA), the national team has a positive record against all other countries. The following countries conceded their highest defeat against Germany: Argentina (0:11), China (0: 8), Ivory Coast (0:10), France (0: 7), Ghana (0:11), Iceland (0: 8, also a 0: 8 against the USA), Kazakhstan (0:17), Nigeria (0: 8, also a 0: 8 each against France and Norway), Portugal (0:13), Russia (0: 9), Sweden (0: 4, also 0: 4 defeats against Norway (3 ×), Denmark, England and the USA and a 1: 5 defeat against Brazil), Switzerland (0:11), Czechoslovakia (0: 5, also once 0: 5 against Finland), Turkey (1:12), Ukraine (twice 0: 8) and Wales (twice 0:12).

country	Games	S.	U	N	Gates	Important games
Argentina	02	02	00	00	17: 01	2003 World Cup preliminary round, 2007 World Cup opening game
Australia	04th	02	01	01	07: 04	Olympic preliminary round 2000, 2016
Belgium	06th	03	02	01	12: 05	European Championship qualification 1984, 2009
Brazil	12	07th	04th	01	28:13	World Cup final 2007, World Cup preliminary round 1995, 1999; Olympic game for third place 2000, Olympic 2008 (preliminary round and semi-finals)
Bulgaria	03	03	00	00	11: 02	European Championship qualification 1991
Chile	01	01	00	00	02: 00
China	31	17th	06th	08th	56:30	World Cup semi-finals 1995, preliminary round 2019; OS quarter-finals 2016, preliminary round 2004
Denmark	22nd	12	04th	06th	45:19	World Cup quarter-finals 1991; European Championship game for third place in 1993, quarter-finals in 2017
Ivory Coast	01	01	00	00	10: 00	World Cup preliminary round 2015
England	26th	21st	04th	01	65:17	World Cup quarter-finals 1995, World Cup preliminary round 2007, World Cup game for 3rd place in 2015; EM semi-finals 1995, EM quarter-finals 1991, EM final 2009
Faroe Islands	02	02	00	00	19: 00	World Cup qualification 2019
Finland	10	09	00	01	33: 02	European Championship semi-finals 2005
France	19th	11	04th	04th	41:16	EM preliminary round 2005, 2009, World Cup preliminary round 2011, quarter-finals 2015
Ghana	01	01	00	00	11: 00
Greece	01	01	00	00	05: 00	European Championship qualification 2021
Ireland	04th	04th	00	00	09: 02	World Cup qualification 2007, 2015
Iceland	16	15th	00	01	60: 06	EM relegation 1997, EM preliminary round 2009, 2013; World Cup qualification 2019
Italy	28	16	08th	04th	53:21	World Cup preliminary round 1991 and 1999; European Championship final 1997; EM semi-finals 1989, 1991 and 1993, EM quarter-finals 2009 and 2013, EM preliminary round 1997, 2005 and 2017
Japan	14th	11	02	01	33:14	World Cup preliminary round 1995, 2003 and 2007; Olympic preliminary round 1996, Olympic 2008 - game for 3rd place, World Cup quarter-finals 2011, Algarve Cup final 2012, 2014
Yugoslavia	01	01	00	00	03: 00	European Championship qualification 1993
Canada	16	15th	00	01	47:17	World Cup preliminary round 2003, World Cup opening game 2011; Olympic group match and semifinals 2016
Kazakhstan	02	02	00	00	24: 00	European Championship qualification 2013 Highest victory of the German team on November 19, 2011 (17: 0)!
Croatia	06th	06th	00	00	30: 00	European Championship qualification 1995, 2017; World Cup qualification 2015
Mexico	02	02	00	00	08: 00	World Cup preliminary round 1999; 2004 Olympic preliminary round
Montenegro	01	01	00	00	10: 00	European Championship qualification 2021
New Zealand	02	02	00	00	12: 01
Netherlands	19th	12	05	02	47:13	European Championship preliminary round 2013; European Championship qualification 1984, 2009; World Cup qualification 1999, 2003
Nigeria	08th	08th	00	00	25: 02	Olympic quarter-finals 2004, Olympic preliminary round 2008; World Cup preliminary round 1991, 2011; World Cup round of 16 2019
North Korea	04th	04th	00	00	09: 00	World Cup quarter-finals 2007; Olympic preliminary round 2008
Norway	41	20th	07th	14th	72:51	World Cup final 1995, World Cup semi-final 2007, World Cup preliminary round 2015; European Championship finals 1989, 1991, 2005 and 2013; EM semi-finals 2009, EM preliminary round 1997, 2005, 2009 and 2013; Olympic semi-finals 2000, Olympic preliminary round 1996
Austria	02	02	00	00	07: 03
Poland	04th	04th	00	00	21: 01
Portugal	04th	04th	00	00	41: 00	World Cup qualification 2003; European Championship qualification 2005 (second-highest victory of the German team on November 15, 2003 (13: 0))
Romania	02	02	00	00	08: 00	European Championship qualification 2013
Russia	19th	17th	02	00	66: 08	EM quarter-finals 1993, 1995, preliminary round 2001, 2017, qualification 2017; World Cup quarter-finals 2003, qualification 2015
Scotland	05	05	00	00	20: 01	European Championship qualification 2005, World Cup qualification 2007
Sweden	30th	21st	01	08th	54:35	World Cup final 2003, game for 3rd place 1991, quarter-finals 2019, round of 16 2015, preliminary round 1995; European Championship finals 1995 and 2001, semi-finals 1997 and 2013, preliminary round 2017; Olympic finals 2016, quarter finals 2008
Switzerland	17th	16	01	00	80: 04	First international match (on November 10, 1982; 5-1 in Koblenz); European Championship qualification 1989, 1995, 2009, 2013; World Cup qualification 2007
Zimbabwe	01	01	00	00	06: 01	Preliminary round of the 2016 Olympics
Slovakia	04th	04th	00	00	20: 01	European Championship qualification 1997; World Cup qualification 2015
Slovenia	04th	04th	00	00	27: 00	World Cup qualification 2015, 2019
Soviet Union	01	01	00	00	03: 00
Spain	05	03	02	00	14: 02	World Cup preliminary round 2019; European Championship qualification 2013
South Africa	01	01	00	00	04: 00	World Cup preliminary round 2019
Chinese Taipei	01	01	00	00	03: 00	World Cup preliminary round 1991
Thailand	01	01	00	00	04: 00	World Cup preliminary round 2015
Czech Republic	05	05	00	00	19: 00	European Championship qualification 2005; World Cup qualification 2019
Czechoslovakia	04th	03	01	00	09: 01	European Championship quarter-finals 1989
Turkey	05	05	00	00	40: 01	European Championship qualification 2013, 2017
Ukraine	08th	07th	01	00	40: 03	World Cup qualification 1999; European Championship qualification 2001, 2005, 2019
Hungary	09	07th	01	01	26: 02	European Championship qualification 1989, 1991, 2017
United States	35	04th	07th	24	31:71	World Cup semi-finals 1991, 2003 and 2015; World Cup quarter-finals 1999; Olympic semifinals 2004
USA -B	01	01	00	00	03: 02
Wales	04th	04th	00	00	34: 00	European Championship qualification 1995, 2009
Total	477	335	63	79	1380: 372

Note: National teams in italics are no longer active.

Frequency of game outcomes

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

Frequency of the venues

Osnabrück Ulm augsburg Bielefeld Bochum Duisburg00 Kaiserslautern Koblenz LÜD Mannheim Rheine Wins Because on the Rhine Wolfsburg Offenbach Frankfurt Erfurt Wiesbaden Hall Paderborn kassel Aachen

Home venues with at least three games Bold and yellow = World Cup venues 2011 Blue = European Championship venues 1989 Green = European Championship venues 2001 LÜD = Lüdenscheid

eat Bask Bayreuth Bergisch Gladbach Berlin cottbus Delmenhorst Dresden Fuerth Gera Hamburg Jena Lübeck Mainz Oldenburg Passau Pforzheim Potsdam Straubing Unterhaching Sandhausen Ingolstadt regensburg

Home venues with two games Bold and yellow = World Cup venues 2011 Green = European Championship venues 2001

Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler Burghausen Helmstedt Luneburg Marburg Nordhorn Verden

Home venues with a game between 1982 and 1990

Aue Bad Kreuznach 1 Dessau Euskirchen Fulda Gifhorn Goettingen 2 Plauen Rheinbach Rotenburg Saarbrücken Salzgitter Sindelfingen Spremberg Warendorf Vineyard 3

Home venues with a game between 1991 and 2000 (1 = Braunschweig , 2 = Holzwickede , 3 = Wolfenbüttel )

Arnsberg Aschaffenburg Darmstadt Freiburg Goch Gutersloh Hildesheim Homburg 1 2 Leverkusen Magdeburg 3 Reutlingen Schoenberg Sinsheim trier Troisdorf 4th

Home venues with a game between 2001 and 2010 (1 = Karlsruhe , 2 = Krefeld , 3 = Oberhausen , 4 = Wattenscheid Fett and blue = World Cup locations 2011, green = European Championship locations 2001 )

Mönchengladbach Munich Heidenheim an der Brenz Chemnitz Großaspach

Home venues with one game since 2011 (bold = 2011 World Cup venues)

city	country	Dates of the games
16 games
Faro / Faro-Loulé	Portugal	March 7, 2002, March 15, 2005, March 13 and 15, 2006, March 7 and 9, 2007, March 5 and 7, 2008, March 9 and 11, 2009, March 1 and 3, 2010, March 7, 2012, March 13, 2013, March 12, 2014, March 4, 2020
9 games
Guangzhou	China	November 27 and 29, 1991, January 27, 2002, January 28 and 30, 2005, February 1, 2005, January 26, 28 and 30, 2007
Osnabrück	Germany	May 10, 1989, July 2, 1989, October 27, 1994, July 16, 2000, April 21, 2005, June 3, 2011, May 8, 2014, April 12, 2016, November 10, 2018
7 games
Albufeira	Portugal	February 7, 2004, March 4 and 6, 2009, March 6, 2013, March 5, 7 and 10, 2014
Vila Real de Santo Antonio	Portugal	March 3, 2002, March 12, 2007, March 10 and 12, 2008, March 2, 2012, March 4, 2015, March 6, 2015
6 games
Parchal	Portugal	February 24 and 26, 2010, March 4, 2012, March 8, 2013, March 9, 2015, March 11, 2015
5 games
Shanghai	China	January 29, 2003, September 10, 14 and 30, 2007, August 18, 2008
Ulm	Germany	March 8, 2001, July 4 and 7, 2001, October 17, 2002, November 12, 2005
Washington, DC	United States	July 23, 1996, June 27 and July 1, 1999, September 27, 2003, March 7, 2017
4 games
Bielefeld	Germany	March 31, 1994, February 25, 2009, May 31, 2012, November 24, 2017
Duisburg	Germany	October 9, 1997, February 17, 2010, September 19, 2012, November 26, 2015
Erfurt	Germany	June 23 and 27, 2001, April 9, 2017, November 13, 2018
Frankfurt am Main	Germany	April 6, 2000, April 22, 2009, June 30, 2011, October 30, 2013
Lagos	Portugal	March 9, 2005. February 29, 2012, March 11, 2013, March 7, 2020
London	England	March 8, 1998, May 19, 2002, November 23, 2014, November 9, 2019
Mannheim	Germany	June 28, 1996, July 29, 2009, March 31, 2012, April 10, 2014
Minneapolis	United States	August 5, 7 and 9, 1990, September 11, 1990
Moscow	Russia	October 11, 1992, October 9, 1994, September 27, 2006, September 13, 2014
Tampere	Finland	September 20, 1995, August 24, 27 and 30, 2009
3 games
Aachen	Germany	August 27, 2000, June 7, 2011, October 5, 2019
augsburg	Germany	March 6, 2001, October 29, 2009, September 17, 2011
Agia Napa	Cyprus	March 11, 12 and 14, 1993
Bochum	Germany	December 16, 1990, February 23, 1995, August 6, 2009
Columbus	United States	September 20 and 24, 2003, March 2, 2018
Fuerth	Germany	September 23, 1999, March 4, 2004, April 8, 2015
Halle (Saale)	Germany	November 29, 2012, September 18, 2015, April 7, 2018
Kaiserslautern	Germany	December 17, 1988, May 30, 1991, March 26, 1995
Karlstad	Sweden	June 5 and 9, 1995, July 9, 1997
kassel	Germany	September 27, 2001, May 29, 2008, August 31, 2019
Kiev	Ukraine	October 11, 1998, May 11, 2000, August 9, 2003
Koblenz	Germany	November 10, 1982, September 29, 1996, August 22, 2007
Ludenscheid	Germany	October 3, 1984, June 30, 1991, November 14, 2002
Montreal	Canada	July 27, 1994, June 26 and 30, 2015
Moss	Norway	June 30, July 3 and 6, 1997
Offenbach am Main	Germany	July 24, 2004, April 5, 2013, October 25, 2014
Ottawa	Canada	June 7, 11 and 20, 2015
Paderborn	Germany	June 19, 2013, July 22, 2016, April 9, 2019
Portland	United States	June 24, 1999, October 2 and 5, 2003
Preston	England	February 27, 1997, June 9 and 15, 2005
Reykjavík	Iceland	July 30, 1986, September 18, 1996, September 1, 2018
Rheine	Germany	September 26, 1990, November 14, 1992, April 2, 1998
Shenyang	China	August 6th, 9th and 15th, 2008
Wins	Germany	October 8, 1983, June 28, 1989, September 25, 2005
Vaxjo	Sweden	July 11, 14 and 21, 2013
Because on the Rhine	Germany	August 28, 1991, May 26 and 30, 1999
Wiesbaden	Germany	November 19, 2011, October 22, 2015, October 20, 2017
Wolfsburg	Germany	October 25, 2001, October 28, 2010, July 9, 2011
Zhongshan	China	November 19, 21 and 24, 1991
2 games
Bask	Germany	October 25, 2006, October 25, 2016
Arco	Italy	July 20 and 22, 1988
Athens	Greece	August 17th and 26th, 2004
Basel	Switzerland	September 7, 1983, October 1, 2008
Bayreuth	Germany	November 6, 1997 to October 20, 2005
Bergisch Gladbach	Germany	March 5, 1983, October 4, 1986
Berlin	Germany	October 14, 2004 to June 26, 2011
Birmingham	United States	July 21 and 25, 1996
Bratislava	Slovakia	November 26, 1988 to October 25, 1995
Brussels	Belgium	October 22, 1983, October 9, 1991
Canberra	Australia	September 13th and 16th, 2000
Caorle	Italy	August 19 and 23, 1984
Chicago	United States	June 28, 1998, September 9, 2001
cottbus	Germany	May 10, 2006, September 21, 2013
Delmenhorst	Germany	May 1, 1983, September 6, 1987
Dresden	Germany	May 28, 1998 to September 15, 2010
Dublin	Ireland	August 26, 1998 to April 5, 2014
Edmonton	Canada	September 4, 2005, July 4, 2015
eat	Germany	June 15, 2013, October 6, 2018
Gera	Germany	May 17, 2001, August 2, 2007
Hamburg	Germany	March 28, 1999 to October 26, 2011
Harrison	United States	March 4, 2017, March 4, 2018
Helsingborg	Sweden	June 7, 1995 to June 15, 1997
Helsinki	Finland	September 7 and 10, 2009
Ingolstadt	Germany	May 21, 2011 and September 16, 2017
Istanbul	Turkey	February 14, 1999, April 8, 2016
Jena	Germany	May 2, 1996 to June 30, 2001
Jesolo	Italy	August 22nd and 26th, 1984
Kópavogur	Iceland	July 27, 1986, August 17, 2000
Copenhagen	Denmark	May 27 and 28, 1997
Loulé	Portugal	March 9th and 11th, 2006
Lübeck	Germany	April 24, 1997 to October 28, 2007
Mainz	Germany	August 30, 2007, June 16, 2011
Oldenburg	Germany	October 14, 1999 to April 28, 2004
Olhão	Portugal	March 5th and 14th, 2007
Oslo	Norway	May 19, 1986, July 12, 1997
Passau	Germany	October 30, 1988 to August 28, 2003
Patras	Greece	August 11th and 20th, 2004
Pforzheim	Germany	May 14, 1988 to June 30, 1996
Potsdam	Germany	April 13, 1995 to March 27, 2003
regensburg	Germany	October 22, 2016, May 30, 2019
Rennes	France	June 8th and 29th, 2019
Sandhausen	Germany	October 25, 2015, July 4, 2017
São Paulo	Brazil	3rd and 6th August 2016
Siófok	Hungary	April 9, 1985 to May 28, 1992
Sofia	Bulgaria	March 21, 1989, April 11, 1990
Solna	Sweden	July 28, 2013, April 6, 2019
Sønderborg	Denmark	July 24, 1983, May 1, 1985
Straubing	Germany	April 15, 1986, October 1, 1989
Sydney	Australia	September 24th and 28th, 2000
Tarragona	Spain	December 7th and 8th, 1993
Tianjin	China	September 26, 2007, August 12, 2008
Unterhaching	Germany	April 11, 1996 to July 17, 2008
Vancouver	Canada	September 1, 2005 to June 19, 2014
Warrington	England	June 6th and 12th, 2005
Wuhan	China	January 26, 2003, September 22, 2007
Zagreb	Croatia	June 2, 1994 to September 22, 2015
1 game
Aalborg	Denmark	July 14, 1991
Aarau	Switzerland	April 5, 2012
Almelo	Netherlands	December 13, 1997
Alvor	Portugal	March 13, 2005
Andria	Italy	April 2nd, 1988
Arnhem	Netherlands	March 14, 2000
Arnsberg	Germany	March 6, 2003
Aschaffenburg	Germany	April 18, 2002
Atlanta	United States	April 10, 1993
Aue	Germany	May 9, 1991
Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler	Germany	April 1, 1987
Bad Kreuznach	Germany	2nd September 1992
to bathe	Switzerland	May 27, 2015
Barcelos	Portugal	May 4, 2002
Belo Horizonte	Brazil	16th August 2016
Benevento	Italy	December 11, 1986
Binningen	Switzerland	17th September 1988
Blackburn	England	June 19, 2005
Boca Raton	United States	March 9, 2016
Borås	Sweden	September 22, 1993
Bolzano	Italy	March 4, 2004
Brasília	Brazil	August 9, 2016
Braunschweig	Germany	July 22, 2000
Breda	Netherlands	17th July 2017
Bridgeview	United States	20th October 2012
Bucharest	Romania	October 22, 2011
Burghausen	Germany	November 15, 1987
Carson	United States	October 12, 2003
Catania	Italy	February 5, 1998
Cesenatico	Italy	3rd June 1993
Chemnitz	Germany	29th November 2016
Chester	United States	2nd March 2017
Khimki	Russia	16th September 2016
Darmstadt	Germany	September 11, 2003
Davidson	United States	March 16, 1996
Decatur	United States	March 14, 1996
Dessau	Germany	September 25, 1997
Dillingen	Germany	May 16, 1987
Domžale	Slovenia	April 10, 2018
East Hartford	United States	October 23, 2012
Enschede	Netherlands	November 17, 2001
Eupen	Belgium	May 7, 2008
Euskirchen	Germany	March 20, 1997
Fairfax	United States	July 31, 1994
Frederikshavn	Denmark	July 11, 1991
Freiburg in Breisgau	Germany	February 28, 2008
Frýdek-Místek	Czech Republic	April 29, 1990
Fulda	Germany	17th September 1998
Gifhorn	Germany	May 5, 1996
Goch	Germany	June 14, 2001
Gothenburg	Sweden	July 24, 2013
Goettingen	Germany	July 19, 2000
Grenoble	France	June 22, 2019
Grimstad	Norway	September 14, 2002
Großaspach	Germany	October 24, 2017
Gutersloh	Germany	March 4, 2003
Győr	Hungary	20th September 2016
Haderslev	Denmark	May 25, 2003
Hamilton	Canada	June 10, 2018
Hangzhou	China	September 17, 2007
Haverfordwest	Wales	May 10, 2007
Heidenheim an der Brenz	Germany	17th September 2014
Helmstedt	Germany	May 2, 1984
Hildesheim	Germany	April 24, 2005
Hoffenheim	Germany	July 21, 2004
Holzwickede	Germany	March 25, 1999
Homburg	Germany	March 1, 2006
Huadu	China	January 23, 2002
Heraklion	Greece	August 23, 2004
Isernia	Italy	November 11, 1999
Izmir	Turkey	February 15, 2012
Jaworzno	Poland	5th September 1992
Jiangmen	China	November 17, 1991
Squid	Sweden	17th July 2013
Karlsruhe	Germany	November 23, 2006
Twill	Slovenia	October 26, 2013
Krefeld	Germany	August 3, 2006
Lahti	Finland	September 4, 2009
Laval	France	February 28, 2019
Leverkusen	Germany	November 25, 2010
Lichtenvoorde	Netherlands	August 27, 1996
Livingston	Scotland	May 2, 2004
los Angeles	United States	June 20, 1999
Luneburg	Germany	September 7, 1985
Lviv	Ukraine	3rd September 2019
Magdeburg	Germany	July 29, 2007
Milan	Italy	January 25, 1984
Marburg	Germany	November 22, 1989
Melbourne	Australia	September 19, 2000
Mönchengladbach	Germany	July 5, 2011
Montpellier	France	17th June 2019
Muri	Switzerland	October 24, 1993
Mosonmagyaróvár	Hungary	September 25, 1991
Motril	Spain	November 24, 2011
Munich	Germany	June 29, 2013
Nashville	United States	March 6, 2016
New Britain	United States	August 6, 1994
Nordhorn	Germany	November 19, 1986
Oakbrook	United States	September 8, 2001
Oakford	United States	2nd August 1994
Oberhausen	Germany	June 17, 2001
Örebro	Sweden	October 29, 2014
Orlando	United States	March 7, 2018
Osijek	Croatia	November 27, 2013
Ozoir-la-Ferrière	France	April 17, 2003
Panyu	China	January 25, 2002
Paris	France	March 28, 1991
Beijing	China	August 21, 2008
Perth	Scotland	September 23, 2006
Philadelphia	United States	April 7, 1993
Plauen	Germany	September 2, 1999
Portimão	Portugal	March 1, 2002
Příbram	Czech Republic	September 25, 2004
Karagandy	Kazakhstan	15th September 2012
Wheel	Norway	September 25, 1993
Reutlingen	Germany	November 15, 2003
Rheinbach	Germany	June 3, 1999
Rimini	Italy	June 30, 1993
Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	19th August 2016
Rome	Italy	April 18, 1992
Rotenburg	Germany	May 25, 1995
Rotterdam	Netherlands	July 30, 2017
Saarbrücken	Germany	April 22, 1999
Salvador	Brazil	August 12, 2016
Salzgitter	Germany	October 12, 1997
Sandefjord	Norway	July 23, 2008
Schaffhausen	Switzerland	August 30, 2006
Schoenberg	Germany	May 22, 2003
Silves	Portugal	March 11, 2005
Sindelfingen	Germany	September 21, 1994
Sinsheim	Germany	July 25, 2009
Sopron	Hungary	October 14, 1990
Spremberg	Germany	May 26, 1998
St. Louis	United States	June 25, 1998
Stockholm	Sweden	June 18, 1995
Strasbourg	France	February 13, 2013
Swansea	Wales	May 5, 1994
Tampa	United States	March 3, 2016
Therwil	Switzerland	May 23, 1995
Thessaloniki	Greece	October 8, 2019
Tilburg	Netherlands	July 21, 2017
Tórshavn	Faroe Islands	4th September 2018
trier	Germany	August 6, 2003
Troisdorf	Germany	May 10, 2001
Trondheim	Norway	June 6, 1996
Turku	Finland	5th October 1985
Ulefoss	Norway	June 17, 1998
Ústí nad Labem	Czech Republic	19th September 2017
Utrecht	Netherlands	July 25, 2017
Valenciennes	France	June 12, 2019
Västerås	Sweden	June 13, 1995
Venray	Netherlands	March 19, 1983
Verden	Germany	4th September 1987
Volendam	Netherlands	November 1, 2007
Waedenswil	Switzerland	May 5, 1993
Waalwijk	Netherlands	November 21, 1984
Warendorf	Germany	March 23, 1997
Watford	England	December 11, 1994
Wattenscheid	Germany	April 12, 2007
Vineyard	Germany	September 25, 1994
Winnipeg	Canada	June 15, 2015
Wolfenbüttel	Germany	September 7, 1994
Wycombe	England	November 25, 1990
Yiwu	China	January 23, 2003
Žilina	Slovakia	23rd November 2013
↑ a b c d e f g h i j England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales are not sovereign states, but part of the United Kingdom , but play football with their own national teams (see Football in the United Kingdom ). ↑ a b Opponent was Czechoslovakia .

See also

• German national soccer team of women
• German national soccer team for women / statistics
• List of international matches for the German national soccer team

Web links

• dfb.de: All games on the DFB homepage (set season manually)
• de.fifa.com: FIFA results database

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d} Blaine , a city in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metropolitan area, is given as the venue in other statistics .
2. ^ North America Cup (Women) 1990
3. ↑ The game is not counted as an A international match by FIFA, but is included in the DFB statistics [1]
4. ↑ In the statistics of FIFA and the US Federation, Oakford is named as the venue
5. ^ Tarragona Women's Tournament 1993
6. ↑ Tri-Nations Tournament (Women) 1997 (Denmark) (game data do not match the information on the association website)
7. ↑ The New Zealand Association also counts the game against SSG Bergisch Gladbach at the Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981 as an international game against the DFB [2]
8. ↑ DFB.de: Match statistics Germany - China 1: 0 (0: 0)
9. ↑ The game against China scheduled for September 11th was canceled due to the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001 . [3]
10. ↑ The DFB names Albufeira as the venue [4] , the DBU the Estádio do Algarve in Faro-Loulé. Danmark - Tyskland 1 - 0
11. ↑ ^{a b} The DFB names Albufeira as the venue [5] , the Finnish association the Estadio Algarve in Faro-Loulé. [6]
12. ↑ The game was originally scheduled for June 16, was then moved to June 1, and ultimately brought forward again by a day.
13. ^ Four Nations Tournament: DFB women against USA, France and England. In: dfb.de. German Football Association, November 24, 2015, accessed on January 25, 2016 . 
14. ↑ The originally scheduled date on July 29, 2017 at 8:45 p.m. was postponed due to heavy rain and then canceled due to the fact that the place was unusable.
15. ↑ Italy cancels Algarve Cup final. dfb.de, accessed on March 10, 2020 . 
16. ↑ Original date: April 11, 2020 in Münster
17. ↑ Original date: April 14, 2020 in Podgorica
18. ↑ original date: 19.09.2020
19. ↑ original date: 22.09.2020
20. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Incl. games decided on penalties
21. ↑ Incl. a game against Australia after Australia joined the AFC.
22. ↑ Incl. of the 2 games against Australia when Australia was still a member of the OFC.
23. ↑ Incl. the quarter-finals in 1988, 1990 and 1992, which were played back and forth and count towards qualification.
24. ↑ Incl. the quarter-finals and semi-finals 1994/95, which were played in the first and second leg.
25. ↑ Thereof 2 games decided by penalty shootouts (one win, one defeat)
26. ↑ Tournaments in Italy 1984 and 1988, Minneapolis (USA) 1990, Cyprus 1993, Tarragona (ESP) 1993, Chiquita Cup (USA) 1994, "100 Years of DFB" 2000, US Cup 2001, Four Nations Tournament 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2007, 25 years of women's football in Denmark, SheBelieves Cup 2016 and 2017
27. ↑ decided by penalty shootout (victory)
28. ↑ Incl. the games at the EM 1989, EM 1995, EM 2001 and WM 2011
29. ↑ Incl. the games against the hosts at the 1995, 1999, 2003 World Cup, the 1993, 1997 and 2013 European Championship and the 2000 Olympic Games