KBC Duisburg

KBC Duisburg

Club data
founding	September 2, 1888
Address / contact	Gablenzstrasse 45 47059 Duisburg Tel .: 0203-315295
Chairman	José Carvalho
Club colors	Red White
Women's football department
Division	no game operation
Club successes	German champion 1985 German cup winner 1983
Internet
Homepage	www.kbc-duisburg1888.de

The Kaßlerfelder Ball Sports Club Duisburg 1888 is a German sports club. The club offers soccer and tai-chi . In the 1980s and early 1990s, the now defunct women's football department made the club known nationally and internationally.

history

The association was founded on September 2, 1888. The football-playing men had their wedding in the early 1960s when they briefly reached the district league . In 1970, the club hostess Paula Schmitz founded the women's football department. The first coach was Gregor Grillemeier, father of the later Bundesliga professional of the same name . In 1975 the first Lower Rhine championship was won, and two years later they won the Lower Rhine Cup for the first time. In 1980 KBC reached the final of the German championship, but was defeated by SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach on their facility with 0: 5. Three years later, KBC won the DFB Cup . Martina Voss , who was 15 at the time, was in the winning team in the 3-0 win against the host FSV Frankfurt .

In 1985 the only championship was brought to Duisburg . In the final, they beat FC Bayern Munich 1-0 on the club grounds of MSV Duisburg with a goal from Anja Klinkowski, who had recently been substituted on. In the same year, the team coached by Jürgen Krust missed the double: The cup final, which was held for the first time in Berlin before the men's final, was lost to FSV Frankfurt 3-4 on penalties . Three years later KBC was in the championship final for the third and last time in Bergisch Gladbach, but was again defeated by the local SSG 4-5 on penalties.

When the Bundesliga was founded in 1990 , KBC was part of it. However, the club's slow decline began at that time. In 1993 the local rival FC Rumeln-Kaldenhausen (merged with MSV Duisburg on January 7, 2014 ) was promoted to the Bundesliga. Just a year later, the changing of the guard was perfect. KBC was relegated from the Bundesliga and disappeared into oblivion. After a few years in the lower leagues, the department was finally dissolved. The remaining athletes, coaches and supervisors joined the sports club Eintracht Duisburg in an independent department .

Today KBC only has men's and boys' football. The first team plays in the district league C.

successes

German women's soccer champion 1985
DFB women's cup winner 1983
13 × Niederrhein champions from 1975 to 1988
11 × Niederrhein Cup winners from 1977 to 1988

statistics

season	league	space	S.	U	N	Gates	Points	DFB Cup
1985/86	Regionalliga West	2.	16	4th	2	62:14	36: 8	Quarter finals
1986/87	Regionalliga West	3.	14th	3	3	57:16	31: 9	not qualified
1987/88	Regionalliga West	3.	15th	2	3	72:19	32: 8	Quarter finals
1988/89	Regionalliga West	4th	10	6th	6th	45:23	26:18	Quarter finals
1989/90	Regionalliga West	5.	11	5	6th	41:36	27:17	Round of 16
1990/91	Bundesliga North	2.	10	7th	1	47:16	27: 9	not qualified
1991/92	Bundesliga North	6th	8th	6th	6th	31:24	22:18	1 round
1992/93	Bundesliga North	5.	7th	6th	5	33:28	20:16	Quarter finals
1993/94	Bundesliga North	10.	2	1	15th	8:86	5:23	1 round
Note: Playing times highlighted in red indicate relegation.

Well-known players

KBC Duisburg produced the following national players:

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ It all started with Gregor Grillemeier. KBC history

[1] It all started with Gregor Grillemeier. KBC history