Football Oberliga Nordost 1992/93

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The 1992/93 season of the soccer Oberliga Nordost was the second season of the Oberliga Nordost as the third highest division in the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany . As in the 1991/92 premiere season , it was held in three seasons: North, Middle and South. Since three teams from the NOFV area were relegated to the upper league, the relays consisted of 17 teams each. In order to reduce the number of participants as planned to 16 teams each, three relegated teams were planned in each season with only two promoted teams. The respective season champions played at the end of the season in the relegation round from the promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga , which is why in the following season 1993/94 a relay with only 15 participants was formed. The rise reached this Tennis Borussia Berlin as a master of North-season after the real winners, the 1. FC Union Berlin had been denied from the relay center, the license for the 2. Bundesliga.

North season

In the northern season, Tennis Borussia Berlin reached the relegation games to the 2nd Bundesliga as the undefeated champions, while BSV Stahl Brandenburg, relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga last year, only finished second. The FC Berlin , in the previous year still relay champions, only reached fourth place in the final table. With Motor Eberswalde , Viktoria Frankfurt / Oder and Spandauer BC , two teams from Brandenburg and one from Berlin were relegated to the respective association leagues.

Closing table

Football Oberliga Nordost 1992/93 (North Season)
Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Tennis Borussia Berlin  32  27  5  0 107: 230 +84 59: 50
 2. BSV Stahl Brandenburg (A)  32  19th  8th  5 074:320 +42 46:18
 3. Eisenhüttenstädter FC Stahl  32  16  12  4th 057:370 +20 44:20
 4th FC Berlin  32  20th  2  10 094:610 +33 42:22
 5. FSV PCK Schwedt  32  17th  8th  7th 061:410 +20 42:22
 6th Post Neubrandenburg  32  11  10  11 057:540  +3 32:32
 7th Spandauer SV 1894  32  11  9  12 051:620 −11 31:33
 8th. Greifswalder SC 1926  32  11  7th  14th 046:560 −10 29:35
 9. Hansa Rostock Amateurs (N)  32  11  7th  14th 045:460  −1 29:35
10. Bergmann-Borsig Berlin  32  10  7th  15th 064:630  +1 27:37
11. Optics Rathenow (N)  32  9  8th  15th 041:480  −7 26:38
12. Reinickendorfer foxes  32  8th  10  14th 041:590 −18 26:38
13. Red-White Prenzlau  32  6th  14th  12 033:550 −22 26:38
14th FSV Velten 1990  32  8th  8th  16 042:730 −31 24:40
15th FV Motor Eberswalde  32  7th  7th  18th 040:680 −28 21:43
16. Spandauer BC 06  32  6th  9  17th 044:770 −33 21:43
17th Viktoria Frankfurt / Oder  32  6th  8th  18th 043:850 −42 20:44
  • Participant in the relegation games to the 2nd Bundesliga 1993/94
  • Relegated to the association and state leagues in 1993/94
    • (A) Relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga 1991/92
    (N) Promoted from the association and state leagues in 1991/92

    Season middle

    In the middle season, Union Berlin reached the relegation games to the 2nd Bundesliga for the second time, while Hallesche FC, having been relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga in the previous year, only finished second. In addition to SV Thale 04 from Saxony-Anhalt, two Berlin teams were relegated in 1962, the NSC Marathon 02 and the newcomer to the Oberliga 1. FC Lübars .

    Closing table

    Football Oberliga Nordost 1992/93 (New Federal States)
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    Football Oberliga Nordost 1992/93 (Berlin)
    1. FC Union Berlin
    1. FC Union Berlin
    Türkiyemspor
    Türkiyemspor
    Hertha Am.
    Hertha Am.
    Hertha Zehlendorf
    Hertha Zehlendorf
    VfB Lichterfelde
    VfB Lichterfelde
    SCC
    SCC
    Lübars
    Lübars
    Marathon 02
    Marathon 02
    Berlin
    Football Oberliga Nordost 1992/93 (middle season)
    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Union Berlin  32  26th  2  4th 100: 210 +79 54:10
     2. Hallescher FC (A)  32  22nd  4th  6th 086:360 +50 48:16
     3. Energy Cottbus  32  20th  4th  8th 077:490 +28 44:20
     4th Türkiyemspor Berlin  32  18th  4th  10 062:340 +28 40:24
     5. Hertha Zehlendorf  32  14th  11  7th 052:480  +4 39:25
     6th Hertha BSC amateurs  32  16  6th  10 067:320 +35 38:26
     7th Locomotive Altmark Stendal  32  16  6th  10 060:440 +16 38:26
     8th. 1. FC Magdeburg  32  14th  6th  12 057:590  −2 34:30
     9. Türkspor Berlin  32  11  7th  14th 060:670  −7 29:35
    10. SC Charlottenburg  32  9  11  12 039:510 −12 29:35
    11. Unit Wernigerode (N)  32  10  6th  16 046:660 −20 26:38
    12. VfB Lichterfelde  32  7th  12  13 036:560 −20 26:38
    13. Glückauf Brieske-Senftenberg  32  9  7th  16 037:670 −30 25:39
    14th Anhalt Dessau  32  8th  8th  16 032:550 −23 24:40
    15th 1. FC Lübars 1962 (N)  32  9  5  18th 042:640 −22 23:41
    16. NSC Marathon 02  32  4th  6th  22nd 033:780 −45 14:50
    17th SV Thale 04  32  3  7th  22nd 019:780 −59 13:51
  • Participant in the relegation games to the 2nd Bundesliga 1993/94
  • Relegated to the association and state leagues in 1993/94
    • (A) Relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga 1991/92
    (N) Promoted from the association and state leagues in 1991/92

    Season south

    In the season south the FC Sachsen Leipzig reached the championship, but took part in the relegation games to the 2nd Bundesliga of the Bischofswerdaer FV after Leipzig was refused the license for the second division. It was only the better goal difference compared to the tied runner-up from Bischofswerda that was decisive for Leipzig's relay victory. Rot-Weiß Erfurt, who had been relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga last year, only took third place. In addition to the Saxon Riesaer SV , SC 1903 Weimar and the Oberliga newcomer Funkwerk Kölleda from Thuringia also descended in the respective national leagues. Both Riesa and Kölleda had one point each deducted, but this did not affect the final placements.

    Closing table

    Football Oberliga Nordost 1992/93 (Season South)
    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Saxony Leipzig  32  21st  9  2 062:140 +48 51:13
     2. Bischofswerdaer FV  32  24  3  5 053:160 +37 51:13
     3. Red-White Erfurt (A)  32  21st  6th  5 076:290 +47 48:16
     4th 1. FC Markkleeberg  32  16  13  3 057:240 +33 45:19
     5. FSV Zwickau  32  18th  7th  7th 066:310 +35 43:21
     6th FSV Hoyerswerda  32  12  13  7th 038:310  +7 37:27
     7th Bismuth floodplain  32  13  10  9 045:390  +6 36:28
     8th. Wacker Nordhausen  32  12  7th  13 041:540 −13 31:33
     9. Dresdner SC (N)  32  7th  15th  10 036:420  −6 29:35
    10. FV Zeulenroda  32  9  9  14th 035:420  −7 27:37
    11. Chemnitzer SV 1951  32  8th  10  14th 033:550 −22 26:38
    12. FC Meißen  32  8th  9  15th 037:540 −17 25:39
    13. 1. SV Gera  32  7th  10  15th 033:470 −14 24:40
    14th Bornaer SV 91  32  7th  9  16 029:470 −18 23:41
    15th SC 1903 Weimar  32  6th  7th  19th 032:620 −30 19:45
    16. Riesaer SV  32  4th  10  18th 023:570 −34 18:46
    17th Funkwerk Kölleda (N)  32  1  9  22nd 026:790 −53 11:53
  • Participant in the relegation games to the 2nd Bundesliga 1993/94
  • Relegated to the association and state leagues in 1993/94
    • (A) Relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga 1991/92
    (N) Promoted from the association and state leagues in 1991/92

    Relegation

    Union Berlin , Tennis Borussia Berlin and Bischofswerdaer FV qualified for the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga . The three teams faced each other in the first and second leg and thus each played four games to determine who was promoted. Although Union Berlin won the relegation, the second-placed Tennis Borussia rose because Union was refused the license for the 2nd Bundesliga.

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. 1. FC Union Berlin  4th  3  0  1 007: 500  +2 06: 20
     2. Tennis Borussia Berlin  4th  2  0  2 008: 500  +3 04: 40
     3. Bischofswerdaer FV 08  4th  1  0  3 003: 800  −5 02: 60
  • Promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga 1993/94

    • literature