Klara Bühl

At the Johan Cruyff Stadium, FC Barcelona tore apart Bayern Munich in their UCL Group Stage opener, storming to a commanding 7:1 win. Alexia Putellas curled home the opener inside 4 minutes, followed by goals from Ewa Pajor, Esmee Brugts and Salma Paralluelo to take a 4–1 lead by half-time. In the second half, Pajor struck again before substitutes Clàudia Pina completed a brace, capping a ruthless performance. Bayern’s lone reply came in the first half from Klara Bühl, but they were overrun thereafter.

Giulia Gwinn suffered huge misfortune when she injured her knee in Germany’s opening match at the Euros, bringing her tournament to an early end and forcing her to miss the start of the season as well. Now, however, she’s back on the pitch and helped Bayern secure a 4–0 home win over Freiburg. Also on the scoresheet was Lena Oberdorf, who had likewise been sidelined with a long-term injury.

In their Bundesliga season opener at the Allianz Arena, FC Bayern Munich women set a new German women’s football attendance record with 57,762 spectators, shattering previous marks. The match was played against Bayer Leverkusen, and Bayern secured a 2–0 victory to start their season.

Bayern Munich’s women set a new record in German women’s football. Their season opener at the Allianz Arena broke the attendance record, drawing over 57,000 fans. They beat Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2:0 and their summer signing Vanessa Gilles scored her debut goal.