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TEAM BERLIN in Lindow

At the latest NOFV regional tournament, the comparative tournament of all six state associations in the NOFV, in Lindow, the Berlin U14 junior girls' selection of the BFV met the teams from Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Brandenburg and Thuringia. The matches not only offered the players exciting competitions, but also the opportunity to develop their skills at a high level and gain important experience.

Strong morale and courageous offensive play

In all three games, the Berlin team showed phases of appealing combination play and great commitment. The team was particularly challenged in dealing with deficits, which had to be overcome in each game. With a great deal of passion and team spirit, the players managed to score deserved equalizers in the first two games against Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (1:1, victory on penalties) and Brandenburg (2:2). The team also showed morale against Thuringia and fought their way back from 2:2 down, but were ultimately beaten 4:2. In the end, the team finished in fifth place.

The photo shows a group of five young female soccer players on a green pitch. Four of the players are wearing black jerseys and black shorts, while one player in the middle is wearing a yellow jersey and yellow shorts. All the players are in motion, as if they are running after the ball or fighting for it. The ball is colorful and is on the ground in front of the players. Parked cars and trees can be seen blurred in the background.
The team showed great commitment. Photo: private

Important steps at a high competitive level

The tournament matches in Lindow made it clear how important it is to give the players regular opportunities to compete at a high level. Despite the inconsistent results, the Berlin selection impressed with their resilience and willingness to continue developing.

Coach Lukas Fechner summarized: "The players gained important experience in all the games. It was noticeable that the pace and intensity is not an everyday occurrence for the players. We are particularly proud of their morale and tireless commitment. These matches have once again shown what we need to continue working on together in order to take the next step in their development."

With the impressions from the tournament, the Berlin U14s are optimistic about the upcoming international cup in Duisburg.

The players were provided by: SC Staaken, FSV Hansa 07, 1. FC Union Berlin, SC Berliner Amateure, SV Rot-Weiß Viktoria Mitte, Lichtenrader BC, Hertha BSC, 1. FC Lübars

Coaching team:Lukas Fechner (coach), Andrina Braumann-Zech (coach), Janko Matysek (coach), Paul Knittel (physiotherapist)

Kategorien: Talent development

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