2008–09 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam season

1. FFC Turbine Potsdam

2008–09 season
Chairman	Günter Baaske
Manager	Bernd Schröder
Women's Bundesliga	Champions
Women's German Cup	Runners-up
DFB-Hallenpokal	Champions
Top goalscorer	Anja Mittag (21)
Highest home attendance	2,516
Lowest home attendance	655
Average home league attendance	1,102
← 2007–08 2009–10 →

For the 2008–09 season, the 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam are participating in the German women's Bundesliga. It is their 16th season in Germany's major league in women's football.

The club won their third German championship title after the German re-unification and their ninth championship title overall. They were equal on points with runners-up Bayern Munich but had a better goal difference. Turbine also won the DFB-Hallenpokal for the fourth time. However, they lost the cup final to FCR 2001 Duisburg.

Overview

Competition	Round started	Final position / round	First match	Last match
Fußball-Bundesliga	--	Champions	7 Sep 2008	6 Jun 2009
DFB-Pokal	2nd	Runners-up	19 Oct 2008	30 May 2009
Indoor Cup	--	Winner	24 Jan 2009

Transfers

The club made only a few transfers during the summer. Aferdita Kameraj returned to Hamburg due to personal reasons. He was joined by backup goalkeeper Jennifer Werth. Viola Odebrecht, a graduate from Turbine's academy, returned to the club from SC 07 Bad Neuenahr.^[1]

In		Out
Player	From	Player	To
Marie-Louise Bagehorn	academy	Aferdita Kameraj	Hamburger SV
Monique Braun	reserve	Jennifer Werth	Hamburger SV
Christin Carl	academy
Tabea Kemme	academy
Viola Odebrecht	SC 07 Bad Neuenahr
Anna Felicitas Sarholz	academy
Carolin Schumski	FFV Neubrandenburg

Results

League

Match	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attnd.	Report
1	7 September 2008	Bayern Munich	H	0:3 (0:2)	none	1,279	Report
2	14 September 2008	SC Freiburg	A	0:1 (0:0)	I. Kerschowski (83.)	1,000	Report
3	21 September 2008	HSV Borussia Friedenstal	H	3:0 (1:0)	Schiewe (30.), Peter (51.), Schmidt (66.)	808	Report
4	28 September 2008	Hamburger SV	A	1:3 (0:2)	I. Kerschowski (36.), Kemme (45.), Peter (50., pen)	480	Report
5	5 October 2008	FCR 2001 Duisburg	H	2:2 (0:1)	Mittag (59., 85.)	865	Report
6	12 October 2008	TSV Crailsheim	A	0:2 (0:1)	Mittag (25., 84.)	389	Report
7	26 October 2008	FF USV Jena	A	0:5 (0:3)	Zietz (28.), Odebrecht (37.), Mittag (38., 67.), Peter (69.)	1,650	Report
8	2 November 2008	SG Essen-Schönebeck	H	4:0 (1:0)	Wich (37.), Zietz (62.), Mittag (67., 83.)	837	Report
9	17 September 2008	SC 07 Bad Neuenahr	A	2:2 (1:0)	Larsen Kaurin (51.), Kemme (66.)	320	Report
10	1 April 2009	1. FFC Frankfurt	H	2:2 (1:0)	Zietz (23.), Bartusiak (57. og)	1,823	Report
11	22 October 2008	VfL Wolfsburg	A	1:5 (0:1)	Peter (27.), Schiewe (62., 83.), Mittag (68.), Zietz (90.)	631	Report
12	14 December 2008	Bayern Munich	A	2:1 (0:1)	Mittag (17.)	463	Report
13	18 March 2009	SC Freiburg	H	7:1 (3:0)	Brunner (4. og), Wich (15.), Odebrecht (41.), Zietz (50.), I. Kerschowski (63., 88.), Mittag (70.)	655	Report
14	1 March 2009	HSV Borussia Friedenstal	A	0:4 (0:1)	Kemme (7.), I. Kerschowski (64.), Mittag (69.), Lenz (78. og)	683	Report
15	15 March 2009	Hamburger SV	H	3:1 (0:0)	Bagehorn (58.), Wich (83.), Zietz (86. pen)	744	Report
16	22 March 2009	FCR 2001 Duisburg	A	0:3 (0:2)	Wich (3.), Mittag (36., 86.)	1,490	Report
17	29 March 2009	TSV Crailsheim	H	4:0 (1:0)	Kemme (29.), Larsen Kaurin (46.), Mittag (70.), Sainio (76.)	776	Report
18	18 April 2009	FF USV Jena	H	3:2 (1:0)	Zietz (20.), Kemme (49.), Odebrecht (78.)	804	Report
19	3 May 2009	SG Essen-Schönebeck	A	1:5 (1:3)	Zietz (18. pen), Mittag (20., 84.), Odebrecht (39.), I. Kerschowski (50.)	1,342	Report
20	10 May 2009	SC 07 Bad Neuenahr	H	3:0 (3:0)	Goeßling (6., og), Mittag (16., 31.)	1,021	Report
21	17 May 2009	1. FFC Frankfurt	A	1:2 (0:0)	Mittag (53.), Peter (79.)	2,460	Report
22	24 May 2009	VfL Wolfsburg	H	3:0 (1:0)	Zietz (45., pen), Kemme (56.), Mittag (61.)	2,516	Report

Cup

Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Turbine goals	Attendance	Report
1st	bye
2nd	18 October 2008	Tennis Borussia Berlin	away	1:6 (0:2)	Peter (8., pen); Zietz (13.); Mittag (67.); M. Kerschowski (73.); Sainio (77., 88.)	628	Report
3rd	9 November 2008	Mellendorfer TV	away	0:5 (0:3)	Mittag (7., 43.); Zietz (38., pen); Schiewe (58., 90.+3)	468	Report
QF	8 February 2009	VfL Sindelfingen	away	0:1 (0:1)	Sainio (32.)	600	Report
SF	13 April 2009	Wattenscheid 09	home	3:0 (1:0)	Mittag (39., 86.), Zietz (73.)	1,804	Report
F	30 May 2009	FCR 2001 Duisburg	Berlin	0:7 (0:2)	none	20,000	Report

DFB-Hallenpokal

The 2009 edition was played in Magdeburg.

Round	Opponent	Result
Group stage	Hamburger SV	3:3
	SG Essen-Schönebeck	0:0
	TSV Crailsheim	2:2
QF	Bayern Munich	4:3
SF	SG Essen-Schönebeck	4:0
F	Hamburger SV	2:1

References

1. Schlimme, Tom. "Wechselübersicht zur Saison 2008/2009" (in German). Fansoccer.de. Archived from the original on 10 July 2008. Retrieved 2008-07-26.