After the change of sides and some personnel changes for VfL Wolfsburg, the first fifteen minutes passed without any decisive actions.

In the 60th minute, Reissner then freed herself from the now pressing DFB-Pokal record winners from her own half: The forward supplied Eileen Campbell with a deep ball – through a successful combination, Reissner regained possession, but her cross found no taker.

Then it was the second-placed team of the Bundesliga season 2024/25 that failed to capitalize on their chance to equalize: The cross from the halfright position by Svenja Huth found Lineth Beerensteyn's head in the penalty area, but the round ball sailed just over the square of the guests (67.)

Union then had a double chance shortly after: Campbell with the assist to substitute Celine Frank, whose shot along the goal line was cleared by a Wolfsburg defender, and the follow-up shot landed out of play.

Union continued to defend with great effort and determination, with the substitute goalkeeper for the second half, Nadine Böhi, making several skilled saves.

In the 88th minute, the Unionerinnen struck again: Starting from a corner taken by Lisa Heiseler, Nele Bauereisen jumped up for a header and scored the ball unerringly in the net of the Wölfinnen to make it 2-0.

With loud fan chants from the traveling Union fans, the final minutes of the match passed, and the promoted team recorded their second victory of the summer preparation on their account.