In the moonshadow of the nearby television tower and watched by numerous fans of both teams as well as other onlookers who had shown a good instinct for the right venue in the Spandau suburb in search of evening entertainment, an intense game at eye level developed right from the start. However, it took until the 39th minute for the ball to find its way into the goal for the first time - and it was the Bero women's goal. It was Hohen Neuendorf's Karina Duchowny, who tucked an impressive curling shot from the left wing into the far corner to give the visitors the lead. A beautiful goal that was to be followed by further dream goals in the second half.

In the 57th minute, Bero's Kim Nenninger took heart from over 35 meters and welded the leather under the crossbar to make it 1:1. The outcome of this quarter-final thriller remained completely open until shortly before the end of normal time and most of the fans in attendance were already preparing for the evening program to be extended - but things turned out differently. In the 86th minute, Arzum Eren received the ball on the half-left about 25 metres from the Hohen Neuendorf goal, placed the ball slightly in front of him with his right foot, took heart, took off and sank the ball into the left-hand corner. "Wow", many people must have thought at that moment, some even uttered the word, others shouted their joy out loud, while others, like the red-clad Oberhavel players, were stunned into silence. Dream goal number three of the evening sealed the 2:1 lead for Berolina Mitte. Just two minutes later, Zehra Badem finally sealed the deal with her 3:1 from close range. Berolina Mitte wins against B.W. Hohen Neuendorf and advances to the Polytan Cup semi-finals for the 1st Women.

All quarter-final results in the overview