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Wolfsburg and Eintracht Frankfurt Crash Out of Women's Champions League Qualifiers - Archysport

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The VfL Wolfsburg and Eintracht Frankfurt women’s football teams have missed out on qualification for the UEFA Women’s Champions League leagueround following dramatic extra-time and penalty-shootout defeats, according to reports from sports outlets covering the fixtures. VfL Wolfsburg Falls to Inter Milan in Penalty Shootout Drama VfL Wolfsburg missed out on the Champions League leagueround ...

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For Eintracht Frankfurt, the missed qualification for the Champions League had already signed off in the first match against PSG. In addition to the Hessines, Wolfsburg also failed. The VfL retired in a dramatic way.

·Berlin, Germany
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Two top teams from the women's Bundesliga fail in the qualifying for the league phase of the "Königsklasse" – and this in a dramatic way.

·Berlin, Germany
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The VfL loses in penalty shooting against Inter Milan and thus misses the Champions League. Eintracht Frankfurt is also out.

·Munich, Germany
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After 90 minutes it stood between Paris Saint-Germain and Eintracht Frankfurt still 1:1, in the extension the French shot four goals. Even more dramatic failed the VfL Wolfsburg at Inter Milan.

·Hamburg, Germany
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In the league phase of the Women's Champions League, only one German team is present this season: FC Bayern. VfL Wolfsburg and Eintracht Frankfurt fail in the fight for the further tickets.

The VfL Wolfsburg misses the ticket for the Champions League after a penalty shootout. Eintracht Frankfurt sells expensively. However, the power is no longer sufficient.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Sport1.de broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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