FCB Women remain flawless: 5:0 rout against Stuttgart

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It took just 14 minutes for the scoreboard at the Munich Campus to light up for the first time. Linda Dallmann headed home on 19 October 2026 to give the FC Bayern Munich women a 1:0 lead against VfB Stuttgart – and just two minutes later, Pernille Harder finished off an early one-two after a cross from Klara Bühl to make it 2:0. What followed was a demonstration: the Munich women won matchday 7 of the Women's Bundesliga emphatically 5:0 (2:0) and celebrated their seventh win in their seventh game of the season. The flawless record remains without a single point dropped.

Four changes – and the perfect start

Compared to the 1:0 win in Frankfurt, coach José Barcala had made four changes to his starting eleven. Sarah Mattner-Trembleau, Sarah Zadrazil, Momoko Tanikawa and Linda Dallmann moved into the starting lineup. They replaced the injured Giulia Gwinn (torn lateral ligament), Alara Sehitler, Bernadette Amani and Sophie Proost, all of whom took their place on the bench.

The injured FCB stars Lena Oberdorf and Giulia Gwinn also watched the match at their home Campus from the stands. They saw a performance that has no equal this season: last season's double winners applied high pressure from the start, forced the Stuttgart women into errors and gave them no chance. Stuttgart recovered somewhat from the shock and survived the first half without conceding again – though partly because the Munich women squandered their chances at times.

Bühl, Harder, Imade – and ice-cold finishing

No sooner had the second half kicked off than Klara Bühl dashed any hopes of a Stuttgart comeback in the 49th minute. Pernille Harder added her second in the 59th minute to complete a brace. The visitors were now only looking to limit the damage, while the FCB remained ice-cold in front of goal. Edna Imade put the cherry on top in the 89th minute to make it a final 5:0. In the end, it was a thoroughly deserved result that made the gulf in class on the day abundantly clear.

Three-point lead – top-of-the-table clash on 14 November

The home win extended the FCB's lead over VfL Wolfsburg to three points. The She-Wolves had briefly taken over top spot after their own 5:0 at Mainz 05 on Sunday, but now have to hand it back following this Munich victory. The FCB sit proudly at the summit of the table – and now look ahead to the standout fixture of the first half of the season.

On 14 November, the two long-time rivals meet at the runners-up in Wolfsburg. Then it will be seen whether the Munich women's flawless streak holds up there too – or whether Wolfsburg can use home advantage to reclaim top spot. For Barcala, personnel planning around the injured Giulia Gwinn (torn lateral ligament) remains the biggest open question until then.