German women's national football team

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English: The Germany women's national football team represents Germany in international women's football and is controlled by the German Football Association (DFB).
Deutsch: Die Deutsche Fußballnationalmannschaft der Frauen ist die von der verantwortlichen Bundestrainerin betreute Auswahl der deutschen Fußballspielerinnen und sie repräsentiert den Deutschen Fußball-Bund (DFB) auf internationaler Ebene.


[edit] General

  • Germany vs. Sweden, 2003 World Cup final

  • Germany vs. Denmark, July 2007

  • Germany vs. Czech Republic, August 2007

  • Germany vs. Czech Republic, August 2007

  • Players welcomed home in Frankfurt after 2007 World cup title

  • Germany vs. Brazil in a friendly in Frankfurt, April 2009

  • Germany vs. Finland at the EURO 2009

[edit] Players

  • Nadine Angerer

  • Nadine Angerer

  • Kerstin Stegemann

  • Ariane Hingst

  • Ariane Hingst

  • Annike Krahn

  • Saskia Bartusiak

  • Renate Lingor

  • Simone Laudehr

  • Simone Laudehr

  • Célia Okoyino da Mbabi

  • Célia Okoyino da Mbabi

  • Célia Okoyino da Mbabi

  • Melanie Behringer

  • Kerstin Garefrekes

  • Kerstin Garefrekes

  • Birgit Prinz

  • Birgit Prinz

  • Birgit Prinz

  • Sandra Smisek

  • Conny Pohlers

  • Martina Müller

  • Anja Mittag

  • Nia Künzer

  • Silke Rottenberg

  • Silke Rottenberg

  • Silke Rottenberg

  • Pia Wunderlich

  • Bianca Rech

  • Linda Bresonik

  • Linda Bresonik

  • Ursula Holl

  • Ursula Holl

  • Kim Kulig

  • Kim Kulig

  • Inka Grings

  • Inka Grings

  • Fatmire Bajramaj

  • Fatmire Bajramaj

  • Babett Peter

[edit] Coaches

  • Silvia Neid

  • Silvia Neid

  • Silvia Neid

  • Silvia Neid

  • Ulrike Ballweg

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