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

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

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

The first real home league match of 2026 brought plenty of reasons to celebrate at Stadion Lichterfelde: FC Viktoria Berlin secured a 2–0 victory over SV Meppen, taking revenge for the 0–3 defeat in the reverse fixture. An evenly balanced first half From the start, the match developed into an intense and hard-fought contest. Both teams looked to move forward but struggled to create clear chances early on. Viktoria repeatedly posed a threat from set pieces: several corners as

Written by: Frederik Hvillum (Veo) FC Viktoria Berlin video analyst Mario Nurtsch on why a picture says more than a thousand words, why most Second Division clubs still lack dedicated analysts, and how video is accelerating women's football's journey toward full professionalism. Mario Nurtsch lives in Bavaria, roughly 500 kilometres from FC Viktoria Berlin's training ground. He works part-time for the club while holding down a full-time role in business analytics at an insura

Cold, wet weather, 11 degrees, constant rain – but FC Viktoria Berlin were completely unfazed in Wolfsburg. With a well-deserved 3–1 (1–0) victory from Viktoria’s perspective against VfL Wolfsburg II, we move up the table from eighth to fifth place – and make a statement. Early Dominance and the Crossbar From the very beginning, it was clear who intended to control this match. As early as the 3rd minute, the first shot whistled just wide of the Wolves’ goal. Viktoria were ful

We have been promoted and have made the switch in mobility as well: Deutsche Bahn is now the official mobility partner of FC Viktoria Berlin. Already in the first half of the current 2025/26 season, Deutsche Bahn has made several away trips of our second-division team across Germany comfortable and climate-friendly. With the promotion from the Regionalliga Nordost to the 2nd Bundesliga, the team has been traveling nationwide this season. The new competition brings away matche

284 spectators at Stadion Lichterfelde witnessed an intense, hard-fought clash between FC Viktoria Berlin and VfB Stuttgart – a match that had everything: shots off the woodwork, controversial decisions, numerous substitutions and even a second yellow card late on. Goals? Unfortunately none. Stuttgart on the Front Foot – Viktoria Grow Into the Game The first 15 minutes clearly belonged to the visitors. Stuttgart moved the ball well, enjoyed more possession and created the fir

Defensive commitment, plenty of resilience and an intense away performance: On Matchday 16 of the 2. Women’s Bundesliga, FC Viktoria Berlin earn a 0–0 draw away at 1. FSV Mainz 05. In a match marked by long spells of pressure from the hosts, Viktoria were unable to claim victory, but the point is nevertheless a valuable one given the course of the game. Promising phases, but lacking the final touch Viktoria started the match at the Bruchwegstadion alert and well organised ove

After an intense first half of the season in the 2. Bundesliga – the first second-division season after promotion in the summer – the second half of the season has now begun for our team. With the 1–0 win against Borussia Mönchengladbach and the narrow 0–1 defeat against FC Ingolstadt, the first competitive matches of the new year have already been played. Tomorrow, on Sunday, the 2. Bundesliga continues with the first important away match of 2026. Sitting fifth in the table,

Once again, freezing temperatures at the Olympiapark, a sluggish start – and in the end a match that feels far more bitter for FC Viktoria Berlin than the scoreline alone suggests. Despite clear superiority in play and a strong second half, Viktoria suffer an unfortunate 0–1 defeat against Ingolstadt. Frozen start at the Olympiapark At our temporary home venue in the Olympiapark, both teams initially needed time to find their way into the game. The extreme cold (-8°C) was not

FC Viktoria Berlin wins 1–0 (0–0) against Borussia Mönchengladbach at August-Bier-Platz. Due to the unplayable condition of the pitch at Stadion Lichterfelde, the match had to be moved to artificial turf, where a game with longer quiet phases developed that was only decided late in the game. First half: Slight advantage for Viktoria The match on the artificial turf at August-Bier-Platz was slow to find its rhythm. Much of the action took place in midfield, with the game exper