Berlin influencer club Delay Sports wins 31-0 in women's football
All goals inside the first 45 minutes against nine-player FFC Tegel with no second half played, sporting director thanks the opponents for getting through one half
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Berlin's Delay Sports won a women's district-league fixture 31-0 on Sunday, with all 31 goals scored inside the first 45 minutes. The match was abandoned at the interval and no second half was played. A goal arrived, on average, every 90 seconds.
FFC Tegel turned up with nine players, the only ones the club had available, and wanted to play regardless. Delay Sports reduced its own side to nine to match them. "The opponents unfortunately only had nine players. They wanted to play. Our women also reduced to nine, but the performance difference was too big," sporting director Andreas Schild wrote on Instagram. Zahraa Chahrour and Dilara Akgümüs scored seven goals each.
The club behind the scoreline was founded in 2021 by the Twitch streamers Elias Nerlich and Sidney Friede, both 28, with Nerlich as its president. The fans who would otherwise watch the pair on screen stand along the pitch at matches. The women's team, formed for the 2026/27 season and coached by 27-year-old Samantha-Samira Ibrahim, plays in the Berliner Bezirksliga, the lowest division of women's football in the city. Sunday's result came on the eighth matchday of a season in which the team has won every fixture it has played.
District-league results rarely travel beyond the two clubs involved. This one arrived with its own distribution: the scoreline went straight to the club's Instagram audience — "We continue our winning streak and also win big against FFC Tegel on matchday 8!" — with the sign-off "Weiter so, Mädels": keep it up, girls. Tegel's nine players made the fixture possible; the crowd, the goals and the post came with the home side.
Schild wrote of the opponents: "Respect to FFC Tegel for showing up and getting through one half. Thank you for that."