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Frauen-Bundesliga
The Women's Bundesliga returns tonight as SV Werder Bremen host 1. FSV Mainz in the season opener, with FC Bayern eyeing a fifth straight title.
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SV Werder Bremen and 1. FSV Mainz get the new Women's Bundesliga campaign under way this evening, with an 18:00 kick-off marking the opening fixture of what promises to be another compelling season of German women's football.
The landscape has shifted considerably over the summer. Alexandra Popp now lines up for Borussia Dortmund, while Selina Cerci and Nicole Anyomi have both headed abroad. Going the other way, Kathrin Hendrich has returned to the Bundesliga after a stint in the United States.
The burning question remains whether anyone can dethrone FC Bayern, who are chasing a remarkable fifth consecutive championship. So far, no rival has shown enough to suggest the crown is slipping.
The first half of the campaign runs until mid-December before a winter break beginning on 15 January. The season finale is pencilled in for 23 May, when all fixtures will be played simultaneously, as Sport1 reports.
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