Bayern Munich's women's football team has moved closer to claiming their fourth consecutive Bundesliga title with a commanding 4:1 victory over VfL Wolfsburg. This win allows Bayern to extend their lead at the top of the table to an impressive 14 points, making it extremely unlikely for Wolfsburg to overcome them, despite having a game in hand. Wolfsburg's chances of securing their first championship title since 2022 have significantly diminished after this match.

In the match, Wolfsburg initially took the lead with a goal from Kessya Bussy in the 16th minute. However, Bayern displayed their dominance with a series of goals in the second half, with Jovana Damnjanovic scoring twice in quick succession (54', 56'), followed by goals from Georgia Stanway (70') and Klara Bühl (80'). This performance is a continuation of Bayern's strong form this season, having only dropped points in one game, which was a draw against Carl Zeiss Jena.

Bayern's coach, José Barcala, downplayed the significance of the match, referring to it as an important game rather than a championship final, emphasizing the need to remain focused regardless of their favorable position in the standings. His comments reflect a professional approach as Bayern looks to maintain their momentum and secure the championship in the coming weeks, while Wolfsburg must regroup and prepare for their upcoming matches in hopes of salvaging their season.