Women's football in Germany

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Women's football in Germany
Frankfurt playing Potsdam in the women's Bundesliga
Country	Germany
Governing body	Deutscher Fußball-Bund e.V.
National team(s)	Women's national team
National competitions
DFB Cup
Club competitions
Bundesliga
International competitions
Champions League FIFA Women's World Cup (National Team) European Championship(National Team) Olympics(National Team)

Women's football in Germany is quickly becoming very popular in Germany largely due to the success of the women's national team.^{[1][2][3][when?]}