Wolfsburg win 3-0 at Feyenoord, reach Europa Cup quarter-finals after 7-0 first leg

A comfortable second leg in Rotterdam

On Tuesday, 10 November 2026, VfL Wolfsburg's women beat Feyenoord 3-0 in the second leg of the Europa Cup round of 16 at the Varkenoord sports complex in Rotterdam. The first leg in Wolfsburg had finished 7-0, so the tie was already settled before kickoff. Reporting puts the attendance at 493 spectators. Coach Stephan Lerch made a large rotation, leaving captain Svenja Huth, top striker Ella Peddemors and goalkeeper Stina Johannes on the bench, while Martina Tufekovic started in goal. The first half ended 0-0, and Wolfsburg had not yet created their biggest chances by the break.

A misplaced pass by Feyenoord goalkeeper Oliwia Szymczak in the 38th minute came close to giving Smilla Valotto a goal, and the Polish keeper recovered by tipping the ball out for a corner. Feyenoord offered more resistance after the break, but Katharina Piljic opened the scoring in the 72nd minute with a bouncing shot from about 20 metres into the corner. Substitute Casey Phair then produced Feyenoord's first shot on target, which Tufekovic held. Anny Kerim-Lindland made it 2-0 in the 83rd minute, and Kessya Bussy completed the scoring in the 87th.

Quarter-final opponent decided Wednesday

Wolfsburg will face either Rosenborg BK of Norway or Bröndby IF of Denmark in the quarter-finals. That opponent is set on Wednesday, 11 November, when Bröndby host Rosenborg in the return leg at 18:00, after the first leg in Trondheim ended 1-1. Wolfsburg open away on 3 February 2027, with the return leg on 10 February 2027. Feyenoord are out after the 7-0 and 3-0 defeats. On the same Wednesday, Eintracht Frankfurt host PSV Eindhoven at 18:30 after winning the first leg 2-0 in Eindhoven, and Ajax travel to Malmö FF, which won the first leg 2-1 in Amsterdam.

First leg (Wolfsburg)7

Second leg (Rotterdam)3

First leg (Wolfsburg)

7 goals

Second leg (Rotterdam)

3 goals

Data from the article text

Bayern clash on Saturday

Wolfsburg return to the Bundesliga on Saturday, 14 November, at 17:55 against Bayern Munich, the title holders and league leaders on 27 points. Bayern have won all nine of their league matches so far, while Wolfsburg, currently second, could draw level on points with a win. Wolfsburg had won their previous ten competitive matches before this game. Lerch rotated against Feyenoord with that fixture in mind, and he had said before the Feyenoord match:

“We want to take along the wave we are currently on in this autumn block and keep riding it.”

The Bundesliga match is live on Sportschau.