For Wolfsburg's Huth, giving up is a foreign word

This Saturday (6 p.m., live! At Male), VfL is now expecting the world's best women's team in the world for second leg in the local Volkswagen Arena. And despite the clear first leg result, which VfL hardly gives Hope for the final, the record number of 20,500 spectators has also announced in Wolfsburg. VfL has long since hired its previous record for a women's football game (12,464 visitors).

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• FE: Male #08 - Per Mertesacker
• Oberdorf and Blomqvist fail

29. April 202249: 37 minutes

FE: Male #08 - Per Mertesacker

Sometimes I am in a moral dilemma, says Mertesacker about his work as head of the Arsenal FC Youth Academy. The native of Lower Saxony discusses with us intensively on mental health in football and provides detailed insights into the development of a young professional. In addition, the 2014 world champion reports on the life of his family in London and in which environment his three sons growing up. Mertesacker also explains what expectations he has for the national team at the World Cup in Qatar and what he would advise Timo Werner and Bernd Leno with regard to the tournament. In addition, the former central defender tells us what triggered the quake at Chelsea FC in the Premier League. Sympathetic, informative, profound!

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"The fact that we were part of the story last week is a special experience for us. And also that tomorrow so many fans are expected here is something really great. We want to confirm this euphoria and further expand in the coming weeks ", Wolfsburg's international Svenja Huth announces. With the fans in the back, the attacker also hopes for another appearance of her team: "The anticipation for the game is great. We want to show that we can do it better. I have 100 percent confidence in the team that we are fully motivated And be convinced that this game. There is no giving up, no giving up. We want to look and say after the game, VfL Wolfsburg, as we saw it in the past few weeks. " Meanwhile, Huth also sees the clear first leg defeat as an opportunity: "It was a special experience. As a team, we can only learn from it. That will make us stronger."

For coach Tommy Stroot, however, "access" is the key word of the game - because his team in Barcelona has missed it entirely. "We also had other things in the first leg, but we didn't get into the duels as we hoped. This time we want to show a different face and throw everything into play. We have shown what possible in the past is, for example against Chelsea. "

Oberdorf and Blomqvist fail

However, the VfL has to do without Barcelona in midfield clearer Lena Oberdorf (strong sprain in the right knee) and the Swedish national striker Rebecka Blomqvist (ankle injury).

In the second semi -final, the two French league rivals Paris St. Germain and Olympique Lyon meet (first leg 2: 3). The Champions League final will take place on May 21st in Turin.