FC Bayern Munich

• Bayern Munich Frauen clinched the first-ever Women's World Sevens Football title with a 2–1 comeback win over Manchester United in the final held in Estoril, Portugal.
• Momoko Tanikawa was named both Top Scorer and Best Player of the tournament, while Ana Mahmutović received the Best Goalkeeper award, highlighting Bayern's individual talents.
• This W7F victory capped off a remarkable season for Bayern Munich Frauen, who also secured the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal titles, marking one of the most successful campaigns in the club's history.

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• José Barcala, a 43 years old spanish trainer, has been named the new head coach of FC Bayern Munich's women's team. He will assume the role on July 1, 2025, with a two years contract extending in 2027
• Barcala joins Bayern after a triumphant season with Swiss top-tier club Servette FC Chênois Féminin, where he secured both the league title and the Swiss Cup in 2024.
• His coaching career includes positions in Spain, France, Scotland, and Australia. Notably, he served as an assistant coach at Girondins Bordeaux and with the Scottish women's national team before leading Servette.

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​The FC Bayern Munich women's team won their seventh German Bundesliga title in the 2024/25 season. They began the season strongly, defeating Turbine Potsdam 2–0 on 30th August, with Swedish international Linda Sembrant scoring both goals. Shortly after, they secured the Supercup title with a 1–0 win over VfL Wolfsburg. Their impressive form continued with a 6–2 victory against RB Leipzig, marking their 41st consecutive unbeaten league match—a new club and league record. A notable comeback occurred against Bayer Leverkusen, where goals from Sarah Zadrazil, Georgia Stanway, and young rising star Alara Şehitler led to a 3–2 win, reclaiming the top spot in the league.​

Despite a challenging period in November with two draws, the team regained momentum with a 1–0 win over Werder Bremen, thanks to a goal by Pernille Harder. A significant 4–0 away victory against Eintracht Frankfurt further solidified their lead. The championship was clinched with a 3–1 home win over SC Freiburg, featuring goals from Lea Schüller, Pernille Harder, and Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir. This triumph marked their third consecutive league title and the seventh in the club's history. The season also marked the end of Alexander Straus's tenure as head coach, as he departs for Angel City FC in the USA. The team now aims for their first-ever double, facing Werder Bremen in the DFB-Pokal final on May 1st.

Although the Bayern players are certainly disappointed to be eliminated in the Champions League quarter-finals, they have had an amazing season. It is worth mentioning the amazing return of goalkeeper Mala Grohs, who is already catching again. In November, she announced the interruption of her career due to a tumour. 

Bayern Munich’s women’s team will open the 2025/26 Google Pixel Women’s Bundesliga season at the Allianz Arena on September 6, 2025. This will be their fifth time playing at the famous stadium. The opponent will be announced after the current season ends. Bayern’s CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen said this event is important for promoting and supporting women’s football. He hopes it will feel like a big football festival for the fans.

Bianca Rech, the director of Bayern Frauen, is very excited about this match. She said it’s a great chance to bring many families, children, sports clubs, and fans together, especially as it happens at the end of the Bavarian school holidays. The club plans to organize an unforgettable event and, of course, hopes to start the season with a big win in front of a full stadium.