For the first time live on Kika: The German kickers want to inspire their young fans even more for women’s football.
Photo: dpa/Daniel Löb
For the first time, the children’s channel (Kika) will broadcast a football international this Tuesday. And for the first time, Lea (13) from Hanover, Dimitris (13) from Heilbronn are children at Nations-League-Spiel Germany against Scotland as a reporter on the edge of the field. Her peer Niklas (12) from Hamburg will comment on the game together with ARD reporter Stephanie Baczyk. It will be broadcast live in the kika from 5:30 p.m.
This was made possible by the Kika-Mitmachktion “Comment like a professional”. Children were able to demonstrate their skills as football commentators. Lea, Dimitris and Niklas prevailed under hundreds of applications and were selected to accompany the game in Wolfsburg as a reporter. They are supported by professionals such as Stephanie Baczyk.
The three children are very happy about this unique opportunity to share their passion for football with others. The goal of this campaign is to have children participating in major sporting events. The live broadcast on KIKA should give young spectators an age-appropriate access to sport. The German Football Association (DFB) supports this campaign to inspire even more kids for women’s football. The sport should be presented in a child -friendly manner.
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In summer it stands European Championship The women on and at the DFB you want as many fans as possible who keep their fingers crossed for the DFB team at the tournament in Switzerland. National coach Christian Wück says: »With our fans in the back, we not only want to successfully play the upcoming games in the Women’s Nations League, but also further increase the anticipation in Germany with a view to the European Championship in Switzerland. The young target groups are also important to us – children and adolescents as well as their families. «
The young spectators can look forward to an exciting live broadcast with the children’s commentators. The fans in the stadium are particularly fun: Kika mascot Bernd will dance the bread during the half-time break-on the occasion of his 25th birthday.
With material from dpa
Author Ali Mohammad Safdari is 16 and a student intern at »Nd.Dentag«.
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