There’s the thing: For the fourth time the 1. FFC Frankfurt win the Champions League
In the final of the Champions League you could not complain about a lack of German participation, at least when it came, the female version of Berlin. In the women’s finals were on Ascension Day next to the 1. FFC Frankfurt and five German players at Paris St. Germain in the final squad. At the end of a strong and thrilling final sprint in the game then sat down but the original German from Frankfurt with 2: 1 earned by
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Author: Michael Horeni, correspondent for Sport in Berlin
The substitute Mandy Islacker scored in the injury time (92 minutes) with a soulful shot the ball through the celebrated winning goal for Frankfurt, who had gone through Celia Sasic (32) in the lead. St. Germain was succeeded by Marie-Laure Delie (40th) of the interim compensation. The triumph is celebrated on Friday from 18.00 clock, at a reception on the Römerberg.
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Frankfurt largely dominated the final, was hardly chances to, but forgave repeatedly even good options. “I can not believe it. The biggest moment of my career “, scorer Mandy Islacker that therefore the third triumph in the premier class brought the German football with their results after the Champions League victories in 2013 and 2014 by the VfL Wolfsburg sequentially said.
The now four-time European champions from Frankfurt was seven years after his most recent triumph in Berlin under particular pressure. Because only with a victory in the final to 1. FFC had to qualify for the Champions League after the team coached by Colin Bell had missed on the final day of the Bundesliga, the German Cup and the Champions League qualification for the narrowest of margins in third place – the Champions League success at the last minute there was more than just a consolation.
From the outset, the 1. FFC there was no trace of this burden. Focuses built the Frankfurt their game on, came regularly to opportunities and hardly bared doing their defensive. Paris lurked largely in vain to counter-attack in a finale that took place in a friendly atmosphere not just the stadium with running track. Heimspiel- and playoff-atmosphere came anyway almost never on – only after the decisive goal and at the awards ceremony a little
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For Paris St Germain the final meant a premiere, they were no match. The Frenchwomen were not previously gone beyond the first knockout round but defeated en route to Berlin precisely those clubs that had agreed in the past four years the titles among themselves: Wolfsburg and Olympique Lyon. But against Frankfurt, the significantly stronger and more confident occurred during the first sixty and the last ten minutes, they came to their limits.
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