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Frauen-Bundesliga
Mainz's women's team remain pointless after eight Frauen-Bundesliga matches, but sporting director Nadine Kreß insists survival is still the target.
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Mainz's women's side find themselves rooted to the bottom of the Frauen-Bundesliga after failing to pick up a single point from their opening eight fixtures. It is a deeply frustrating record - but the club insists the fight is far from over.
Sporting director for women's football Nadine Kreß has acknowledged the pain of recent months while refusing to abandon hope. She believes the squad can still turn things around, stressing the importance of translating strong work on the training pitch into consistent match-day performances.
Not everything has been bleak. Kreß points to encounters against Frankfurt and Hoffenheim as evidence that the team can compete at this level. Evaluating each fixture on its own merits, she sees flashes of quality amid the struggles - enough to suggest improvement is within reach.
Staying up remains the stated objective, as OneFootball reports. Kreß has identified nervousness and a lack of physicality as key issues holding her players back. Addressing those weaknesses head-on will be crucial if Mainz are to start converting effort into results and claw their way off the foot of the table.
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