Tickets for Bremen home game available from ticket office

Friday

Tickets for the Bremen home game available from ticket office

Despite the current resolutions (sporting events may have a maximum of 750 spectators), fans of the Bundesliga women's team will still be able to attend the home games at the Dietmar-Hopp-Stadion. This also applies to the match against SV Werder Bremen on Sunday (16:00 CET). Entry to the Dietmar-Hopp-Stadion is still subject to the 2G+ rule; this means that all vaccinated or recovered spectators must additionally provide a test certificate from a recognised test centre (no self-tests). The options include a daily updated rapid test (not older than 24 hours) and a PCR test (not older than 48 hours). These must be valid until the end of the event. The advance sale of tickets via the Online Shop is over, with the remaining tickets for Block A to go on sale at the ticket office (main entrance) from 14:30 CET on the day of the match. Information on the advance sale of tickets for the match in the UEFA Women's Champions League against Arsenal (15 December at 21:00 CET) will be published on our channels on Monday. 

Exceptions to the 2G+ rule apply to:

- Children up to the age of seven as well as school pupils who can be considered equivalent to 2G status on the basis of weekly testing. Adolescents from the age of 11 up to the age of 17 who attend a secondary school or a vocational school must present a student card or confirmation from the school as proof.

- Persons who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons. The prerequisite here is the presentation of a medical certificate and a daily updated rapid test (not older than 24 hours and valid until the end of the event). 

Monday

Three TSG players make Team of the Round

Three TSG Hoffenheim players have been rewarded for their performances in the spectacular 6-3 win away to SpVgg Greuther Fürth by being included in various Team of the Round selections. Hat-trick scorer Ihlas Bebou and brace-grabber Georginio Rutter were named in the teams selected by ''kicker'', ''BILD'' and ARD-Sportschau.

Rutter was even named best player of the round by ''kicker''. The specialist magazine dedicated the following words of praise to the young Frenchman: ''He didn't even use his most dangerous weapon this time. He didn't score with his left foot, but rather with a textbook header to make it 2-1 and then with a delicate curler in the far-corner on his weaker right foot to make it 3-2 and secure his first brace in the Bundesliga. The 19-year-old scored more spectacular goals in the 6-3 win over Fürth than hat-trick grabber Ihlas Bebou. The latter's equaliser to make it 1-1 was only made made possible by the young Frenchman, whose perfectly-timed and precise delivery was more difficult than the finishing touch.''

What is more, David Raum was included in the Team of the Round named by ''BILD''. Congratulations lads!