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Berlin teams reach for the indoor coup

Berlin is still in the midst of the annual football fever! Over the past few weekends, the first teams were able to secure the BFV indoor championships before the remaining finals take place next weekend, February 14/15, 2026. In addition, the NOFV Futsal Regional Championships will take place over the next week and a half, in which the Berlin champions will take part. Berlin will also be the venue.

A soccer team poses cheering in a sports hall in front of an indoor football goal. The players are wearing blue jerseys, blue shorts and blue socks; on the sidelines are several people in black tracksuits, presumably coaches or supervisors. Many in the group are holding up medals, showing thumbs up or gestures of victory such as clenched fists. In the middle of the front row, a player presents a pennant banner of the Berlin Football Association. Two oval advertising boards stand in front of the group. The one on the left reads: "Because we need amateur soccer... Berlin Football Association - One Team Berlin". The one on the right reads: "Berlin Champions - One Team Berlin", each with a red association logo. The atmosphere is exuberant and proud, as if the team is celebrating a newly won championship title or tournament success. The hall has light-colored walls and a sports floor, typical of indoor soccer pitches.
SV Empor Berlin were crowned BFV champions in the A-Juniors. Photo: BFV

First junior champions announced, Union the ultimate in the female field

Two out of four Berlin indoor champions were crowned last weekend in the junior division. In the B-juniors SC Staaken took the indoor crown. The team came first in an exciting group stage and fought their way into the semi-finals, where they beat Kickers 1900 2:1 in a close game. In the final, the team from Staaken then took the lead against SC Berliner Amateure after just four minutes and held on to win the title 1-0.

A soccer team is standing close together in front of an indoor football goal in a sports hall. The players are wearing bright yellow jerseys and shorts, while a person on the right is wearing a dark blue training outfit - presumably a coach or supervisor. Many are holding medals in their hands or proudly displaying them to the front. In the front row, a player holds a Berlin Football Association pennant. In front of the team are two oval advertising boards. On the left it says "Berlin Champions - One Team Berlin", on the right "Berlin Football Association - One Team Berlin", each with a red association logo. The group looks happy and proud, as if they have won a championship or achieved a great sporting feat. The setting is a typical sports hall with light-colored walls and orange markings on the floor.
SC Staaken won the BFV indoor championship for B-juniors. Photo: BFV

In the A-Juniors the following day, SV Empor Berlin were crowned Budenzauber champions. With three wins from three group matches, the team from Pankow advanced to the semi-finals with ease. There, too, there was a clear 3:0 victory against Berliner SC. The final was all the more exciting and turbulent: The team only prevailed against Stern Marienfelde in a thrilling seven-metre shoot-out and won the title with a 4:2 victory.

A girls' or women's football team stands close together in a sports hall in front of an indoor football goal. They are all wearing black jerseys, black shorts and black socks with white details. Several players are wearing gold medals around their necks and making cheerful winning gestures such as thumbs up, clenched fists or raised arms. In the middle of the group, a player holds up a Berlin Football Association pennant. The atmosphere is exuberant and proud, as if the team is celebrating a newly won championship title. Two oval advertising boards stand in front of the team. The one on the left reads: "Berlin Champions - One Team Berlin." The one on the right reads: "Berlin Football Association - One Team Berlin." Both boards are white with a red logo. The sports hall has light-colored walls with wood or raffia paneling and blue flooring. The green and white hall door forms the background and emphasizes the typical atmosphere of an indoor soccer tournament.
Winner of the B-Junior tournament: 1. FC Union Berlin. Photo: 1. FC Union Berlin

The Berlin Indoor Championships of the Committee for Women's and Girls' Football were a real joyous occasion for 1. FC Union Berlin. With all four participating teams, the "Iron Ladies" secured the city championship. Without losing any points and without conceding a goal, the B-Juniors won the title in league mode with an impressive performance. Also exclusively victorious and without conceding a goal, the C-junior girls reached the final of their final round. There they won the championship in a prestigious duel with Hertha BSC, who had been performing equally furiously up to that point, with a 4:2 victory. The final round of the D-junior girls was also played in league mode. Without losing any points and with a goal difference of 21:1 from five games, the title once again went clearly to the Köpenick girls. It was a tighter affair for the Union U23s, who won the women's championship. women went to the start. With three wins and a draw, they went into the all-important league match against Friedrichshagener SV. With a 2:2 draw, the Union women defended their first place against their district rivals and secured the tournament victory.

A girls' or women's soccer team stands close together in a sports hall in front of an indoor soccer goal. The players are wearing red jerseys, red shorts and red socks. Some people on the left and right are wearing gray hoodies and look like coaches or supervisors. In the middle, a player holds up a pennant banner of the Berlin Football Association. Many team members are wearing gold medals around their necks and proudly displaying them to the front. The atmosphere is cheerful and exuberant, as if the group is celebrating a newly won championship title. Two large oval billboards stand in the foreground. The one on the left reads: "Berlin Champions - One Team Berlin." The one on the right reads: "Berlin Football Association - One Team Berlin." Both boards are white with a red logo. The sports hall has light, wood-colored walls and a shiny hall floor. The green and white goal in the background indicates an indoor soccer tournament.
A women's soccer team stands close together in front of a green and white indoor soccer goal in a sports hall. The players are wearing black jerseys, black shorts and black socks. A person in a green goalkeeper's jersey is standing in the back row. Several team members wear gold medals around their necks and proudly show them to the camera, some pose with clenched fists or thumbs up. Two oval billboards sit in the foreground. On the left it says: "Berlin champions - One Team Berlin." On the right it says: "Berlin Football Association - One Team Berlin.", each with the red association logo. Between the two boards sits a blue stuffed animal with big ears, wearing a red jersey and a medal. The mascot is lovingly integrated into the scene and reinforces the festive, cheerful mood of the picture. The surroundings show the typical character of a sports hall: light-colored floor, light-colored wall paneling and the net of the hall door in the background. The group appears exuberant and proud, as if celebrating a championship title.
The D-Juniors and U23 women of Union Berlin were also delighted with the titles in their division. Photos: 1. FC Union Berlin

Who will hit the big time?

Indoor soccer continues on the weekends of February 14/15 and 21/22. The last two Berlin finals will then be held for the C and D juniors, while the NOFV regional championships will take place at the same time. Berlin can look forward to hosting two of these, on February 21 for the B-juniors and on February 22 for the C-juniors.

The indoor tournament days of the next two weekends:

Saturday, February 14, 2026

  • D-Juniors | BFV final round, start: 10:30 a.m., location: Typensporthalle Olympiapark (Friedrich-Friesen-Allee / Block 5, 14053 Berlin)

  • B-Juniors | NOFV regional championship (BFV team: SC Staaken), start: 11:00 am, location: Panndorfhalle (Neue Straße 23, 07548 Gera)

Sunday, February 15, 2026

  • C-Juniors | BFV final round, start: 10:30 a.m., location: Typensporthalle Olympiapark (Friedrich-Friesen-Allee / Block 5, 14053 Berlin)

  • A-Juniors | NOFV regional championship (BFV team: SV Empor), start: 11:00 am, venue: Panndorfhalle (Neue Straße 23, 07548 Gera)

  • Women | NOFV regional championship (BFV team: 1. FC Union U23), start: 11:00 a.m., location: Schulsporthalle Bad Berka (Bergstraße 9, 99438 Bad Berka)

Saturday, February 21, 2026

  • B-Juniors | NOFV regional championship (BFV team: 1. FC Union), start: 11:00 a.m., location: Typensporthalle Olympiapark (Friedrich-Friesen-Allee / Block 5, 14053 Berlin)

  • D-Juniors | NOFV regional championship (BFV team: tba), start: 11:00 a.m., location: Turnhalle Beetzendorf (Friedrich-Engels-Straße, 38489 Beetzendorf)

Sunday, February 22, 2026

  • C-junior girls | NOFV Indoor Championship (BFV team: 1. FC Union), start: 11:00 a.m., location: Typensporthalle Olympiapark (Friedrich-Friesen-Allee / Block 5, 14053 Berlin)

  • C-Juniors | NOFV Indoor Championship (BFV team: tba), start: 11:00 a.m., location: Turnhalle Beetzendorf (Friedrich-Engels-Straße, 38489 Beetzendorf)

The Berlin Football Association congratulates all Berlin champions on winning the title and wishes them lots of fun and success at the NOFV regional championships. We would like to thank all those involved for their voluntary work, without which the organization of these tournaments would not be possible.

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