Vivien Endemann admitted 'it wasn't the best game' in 4-0 Charlton rout
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Vivien Endemann is already looking ahead to see how far Liverpool Women can go this season, with the German forward firmly believing that a statement opening weekend 4-0 win has set the tone for an exciting campaign.The 25-year-old German winger enjoyed a dream competitive debut for her new club on Sunday, lighting up the pitch away against Charlton Athletic with an all-action display that provided both a goal and an assist. Her stellar performance on the flank earned her the official player of the match award, underlining precisely why the management moved to secure her signature.— Liverpool FC Women (@LiverpoolFCW) September 6, 2026The newcomer's impact was part of a dominant collective showing that underlined Liverpool's credentials under the guidance of head coach Gareth Taylor.
"We had a clean sheet, and we scored four goals and win the first game. But we just kept going - we were quite aggressive in the pressing and scored goals."Throughout the entire match Endemann was Liverpool’s most dangerous asset.
She was quick, direct and more than deserving of her debut goal.With momentum behind both her and the team, the 25-year-old is eager to take that into Liverpool's first home match at St Helens against Tottenham takes place on Sunday 13th September at 2pm."I think it's very important because last season they had a really tough season,” she added."Now to start with a win it's very important for us. We want to keep going and win the next game."Spurs have looked a dangerous proposition under Martin Ho, comfortably brushing aside West Ham 3-1 in their opening fixture courtesy of a brace from new signing Kirsty Hanson.It promises to be a stern test for Gareth Taylor’s side and one that will demonstrate how far they have come since the troubles of last season.For the summer arrival, who came to England with a reputation for searing pace and direct threat, the transition could scarcely have started better.