It was an incredibly strong weekend for our U13 BOL team!
On Saturday, the boys secured their ticket to the Cordial Cup 2026 in Tyrol after a tough qualification tournament against strong competition – one of the most prestigious youth football tournaments in Europe!
At the tournament in Kitzbühel, they’ll face top academy teams such as Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Red Bull Salzburg, Barcelona, and Chelsea – a fantastic opportunity to gain international experience and compete with the best.
And on Sunday, the success story continued: a last-minute away win against the second-placed team from Milbertshofen, extending their lead at the top of the table!
Congratulations to the players and the coaching staff – strong performance and double reward!
During the morning individual training sessions, our boys work in small groups, focusing specifically on technique, ball control, and the fine details that make the difference. High intensity, full concentration, and plenty of passion – that’s how you start the day right!
Umar was one of our first players to come to the DFI from Spain back then – with great talent, plenty of passion, and the goal of developing both athletically and personally. With us, he learned German, sharpened his football skills, and laid the foundation for his impressive career. After spells at Würzburg and Schalke …
After several successful years as head coach of the U15s in the Bayernliga, Fabian Stierle will take over responsibility for the U17s for the new season. “For Fabian, it is the logical next step to lead the U17s in the coming season. He has been one of our absolute top coaches for years, knows the …
Last season, Michael Schlicher, along with Alexi Maroulas, led our U14 team to the championship in their league. He will now take over as head coach for the new season. Michael has been part of the DFI coaching team for three years, and as a sports scientist, he brings not only expertise but also a …
Successful weekend for the U13
It was an incredibly strong weekend for our U13 BOL team!
On Saturday, the boys secured their ticket to the Cordial Cup 2026 in Tyrol after a tough qualification tournament against strong competition – one of the most prestigious youth football tournaments in Europe!
At the tournament in Kitzbühel, they’ll face top academy teams such as Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Red Bull Salzburg, Barcelona, and Chelsea – a fantastic opportunity to gain international experience and compete with the best.
And on Sunday, the success story continued: a last-minute away win against the second-placed team from Milbertshofen, extending their lead at the top of the table!
Congratulations to the players and the coaching staff – strong performance and double reward!
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