The big showdown: DFB women are fighting against Austria today!

The big showdown: DFB women are fighting against Austria today!

An exciting duel is scheduled for June 3, 2025 at the Franz Horr Stadium in Vienna: The German women's national team will face the home national team of Austria in the final group game of the UEFA Women's Nations League. Kick-off is at 8:30 p.m., but fans can look forward to the preliminary report live on ARD from 8:15 p.m., which will be moderated by Claus Lufen and Almuth Schult. Commentator Christina Graf will accompany the exciting encounter for the viewers. For those who can't make it to the stadium, there is also a live stream in the ARD media library.

Tickets for the highly anticipated match are already available via the FK Austria Vienna ticket portal. Seat tickets cost from 12 euros, reduced tickets cost 10 euros and children up to 14 years only pay 8 euros. The German fan block is waiting for loud support in blocks 144 to 147.

German dominance and squad details

The previous encounters between Germany and Austria are impressive: Germany has a perfect record with six games and six wins. The last meeting ended on February 25th with a 4-1 win for Germany. Germany currently leads the Group 1 table with 13 points, while Austria is in third place with six points. Scotland still has no point after five games.

National coach Christian Wück has nominated 25 players for the upcoming game, including the talented Carlotta Wamser from Eintracht Frankfurt. Particularly noteworthy are the returnees Lena Oberdorf from Bayern Munich, Kathrin Hendrich from VfL Wolfsburg, Rebecca Knaak from Manchester City and Sara Doorsoun from Eintracht Frankfurt. The team's current form is good, with Germany recently scoring an impressive 4-0 win over Scotland. Elisa Senß, Sophie Howard (own goal), Cora Zicai and Lea Schüller made things clear there.

Outlook and important information

Before the European Championships in Switzerland, a Final Four tournament of the Nations League will also be held this year, which is scheduled to take place from October to December 2025. The draws for the semi-finals will take place on June 6th in Nyon. But first we have to concentrate on the upcoming duel with Austria. Wück underlines the importance of defensive performance and expects a unified team performance.

In addition, the DFB provides valuable information on arrival and admission before the game. Fans can also use the free rideshare portal at fanfahrt.dfb.de to get to the event. An exciting and emotional game is expected and fans can look forward to a thrilling evening.

For further details on the UEFA Women’s Nations League and current scores, please visit kicker.de.