FC Viktoria Berlin won the top-of-the-table clash against SGS Essen 1-0 (0-0) on matchday 7 of the Women's 2. Bundesliga. In doing so, they handed the previously unbeaten Bundesliga relegatees their first defeat of the season and celebrated their sixth consecutive competitive win. With 18 points, Viktoria take over first place for now! Cloudy skies over Lichterfelde, 18 degrees and 507 spectators in the stadium: dressed in light blue, coach Miren Ćatović's side hosted the whi

On matchday 6 of the 2. Frauen-Bundesliga, FC Viktoria Berlin won 2:1 (1:0) away at SC Sand, securing their fifth competitive win in a row! 350 spectators on the tall-grass pitch in Willstätt: coach Miren Ćatović's team took on the hosts, who had still been waiting for their first home points of the season. New in the squad: Chantal Schouwstra, who wore number 20 and went straight into the starting line-up. There were reunions on both sides – Sand's Melissa Ugochukwu was unde

On matchday 5 of the 2. Frauen-Bundesliga, FC Viktoria Berlin defeated SV Meppen 1:0 (0:0), who had been unbeaten until then – drawing level on points with the visitors. Sunshine with a few clouds over Lichterfelde, 19 degrees and 557 spectators in the stadium: wearing all-turquoise kits, coach Miren Ćatović's team welcomed the white-clad visitors from Emsland, who had arrived with four wins from four games. New in the squad: Antonia Halverkamps, who had only switched from Bu

Sunshine over Cologne, 23 degrees and an artificial pitch at the Geißbockheim: on matchday 4 of the 2. Frauen-Bundesliga, FC Viktoria Berlin, in light blue, took on the white-clad U20 side of 1. FC Köln. The result was a comfortable 2:0 (2:0) victory, with which the team coached by Miren Ćatović confirmed its strong position in the table (4th place). An early scare in the Viktoria goal The opening turned into a shock: as early as the 4th minute, Hannah Etzold needed lengthy t

In the Spotlight, you'll get to know one of my wonderful teammates a little better – as always. This time, it's all about my roommate and our number 16: Kim Urbanek. Kim has been with FC Viktoria Berlin since 2023 – and has known our club almost from the very beginning.Fifth season, second in the 2. Liga, and what a start. Read on to find out how she's experiencing it all! Kim, you had to take months off due to a meniscus injury and then came straight back in the very first l

Overcast skies over Lichterfelde, 18 degrees and gusty wind: in front of 512 spectators, FC Viktoria Berlin hosted SG 99 Andernach on matchday 3 of the 2nd Women's Bundesliga. Wearing sky blue against the dark blue-clad visitors, Miren Ćatović's side found themselves chasing an early deficit at first – but in the end came away with a 2-1 (0-1) home win, for which one player in particular was responsible: Senanur Yavuz. Penalty rebound puts Andernach ahead The match began with

In summery conditions of 25 degrees, a pitch that left something to be desired, and lightly overcast skies, FC Viktoria travelled to VfR Warbeyen on Sunday afternoon for the play-off round of the women's DFB Cup. The Regionalliga side, who had only been relegated from the 2. Bundesliga last season, welcomed the Viktoria women in front of 219 spectators in Kleve. In the end, Viktoria deservedly won 3-1 after the hosts had briefly levelled the score, and so progress to the next

32 degrees, a bright blue sky, and 1,013 spectators at Lichterfelde Stadium: The setting for our home game against VfL Bochum was perfect, even though the heat took its toll on both teams right from the start. The first scare, however, came from the visitors: Out of nowhere, the ball came toward our goal, but Hannah Etzold made a strong save (5th minute). It remained Bochum’s only notable moment in an opening phase in which our FCV was visibly dominant. Reuter Capitalizes on

With a deserved 3-1 (1-0) away win against TSG 1899 Hoffenheim's second team, FC Viktoria Berlin made a successful start to the new Bundesliga 2 season. In front of 132 spectators at the Fit und Fun Sportpark, coach Miren Ćatović's side put in a convincing performance in sunny conditions of 30 degrees to open the campaign. Penalty Brings the Early Lead Viktoria made the perfect start: as early as the third minute, Aneta Polášková calmly converted a penalty to make it 0-1, aft

FC Viktoria Berlin wrapped up the season on a high note with a composed 2-0 (1-0) away win at 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam. In front of 917 spectators at Karl-Liebknecht-Stadion, under slightly cloudy skies and 18-degree weather, coach Miren Ćatović’s team delivered a focused performance and rewarded themselves with three points to close out the season. The starting point for the two teams was quite different: While Potsdam was still mathematically fighting to avoid relegation head

A slightly cloudy sky over Lichterfelde, 21 degrees, 658 spectators in the stadium — and an afternoon full of emotion. Before the home game against the already-relegated VfR Warbeyen, FC Viktoria Berlin bid farewell to several key figures at the club: Aylin Yaren, Eunice Beckmann, Henrike Sahlmann, Margarita Gidion, Gina Schüller, goalkeeper coach Marco Sejna, and physical therapist Celine Mantos. And fittingly, it was Yaren, of all people, who ensured a perfect start to an a

Light rain, 19℃, and 350 spectators: An intense away match unfolded in Mönchengladbach, with FC Viktoria Berlin holding the lead for much of the game — but ultimately having to settle for a 1-1 (1-0) draw. Gladbach presses – Viktoria holds firm The home team started the match strongly and put us under pressure early on. However, the Lichterfelde defense confidently weathered several corners in the opening minutes—once again demonstrating the stability of the league’s best def

FC Viktoria Berlin is restructuring its sporting leadership for the upcoming season. Isabelle Knipp will take on the role of Sporting Director and will be responsible for the club’s sporting development going forward. Credits: Julia Haake Knipp joins FC Viktoria Berlin from top-flight side FC Carl Zeiss Jena, bringing extensive experience across multiple roles in football. As a player, she was part of the squad that secured promotion to the Bundesliga. She subsequently moved

A bright blue sky over Lichterfelde, 16 degrees, 2,158 spectators — the stage was set for an intense afternoon of football. And that’s exactly what FC Viktoria Berlin and Eintracht Frankfurt II delivered. In the end, the team from Lichterfelde secured a narrow but well-deserved 1-0 victory. A steady start, growing control The match got off to a disjointed start. Both teams were feeling each other out, and the first fifteen minutes lacked any clear direction — there were chanc

At the end of the season, Catharina Schimpf will leave her role as Sporting Director at FC Viktoria Berlin at her own request. Since the 2024/2025 season, Catharina has played a key role in shaping our sporting journey. Promotion to the 2. Bundesliga and our presence on the national stage this season are milestones that are closely connected to her work. Credits: Kai Heuser With her strong expertise, a clear eye for development and a great feel for team dynamics, she has set

Head coach Miren Ćatović and assistant coach Anouk Dekker have extended their contracts. Together, they will continue to drive the development of our team next season and build on the path we’ve set out with clear conviction. Credits: Kai Heuser Miren Ćatović has been head coach of our team since January 2025. Since his arrival, he has had a clear positive impact on both the team and the club, consistently pushing our sporting development forward. He also played a key role in

The women of FC Viktoria Berlin are repositioning their leadership for the next development phase: Co-founder Felicia Mutterer has taken over the operational management as of 1 April 2026. Lisa Währer, who has significantly built and shaped the club over the past four years, remains closely connected to FC Viktoria Berlin as co-founder and member of the newly created Advisory Board. Credits: Tom Ziora Since the takeover by the six-member founding team in 2022, FC Viktoria Ber

FC Viktoria Berlin deliver a composed away performance against FC Bayern Munich II and reward themselves with a clear 3–0 victory. An early lead, long spells of control – and the final decision late on. A performance that truly delivers. Early goal sets the tone The match began rather cautiously, but Viktoria quickly found their rhythm. And then came the moment: in the 6th minute, Nina Ehegötz showed great determination and fired an unstoppable strike from the edge of the box

736 spectators witnessed a match that seemed to be heading in only one direction – yet it ended in a goalless draw. FC Viktoria Berlin dominated, created chance after chance, but failed to make the decisive moments count. Viktoria in control from the start From the very first minute, FC Viktoria Berlin took control of the game. They set early attacking impulses, won several corners, and registered their first shots on goal. The biggest moment of the first half came after a qu

An intense away game, a late glimmer of hope - but in the end, FC Viktoria Berlin came away empty-handed despite putting up a strong fight. The Berliners lost 1–2 to SC Sand. Strong start – a cold shower after ten minutes Viktoria got off to a great start. Right from the kickoff, the team put pressure on the hosts, earned several corner kicks, and looked dangerous early on. But then came the first setback: In the 10th minute, Julia Matuschewski coolly converted a direct free