1st Amateur League South Baden 1970/71

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1st Amateur League South Baden 1970/71 (football)
Logo of the South Baden Football Association
master FC Emmendingen
Relegated Germania Bietigheim, SV Kuppenheim
← 1st Amateur League South Baden 1969/70
^ Regionalliga Süd 1970/71

The 1st Amateur League South Baden 1970/71  was the 21st season of the 1st Amateur League in South Baden - the forerunner of today's  Association League South Baden . The South Baden amateur champions were  FC Emmendingen . In the relegation to the Regionalliga Süd, they had to play against SV Waldhof Mannheim , FC Singen 04 and Spvgg Ludwigsburg , where they came in last. Germania Bietigheim and SV Kuppenheim had to relegate to the 2nd amateur league. The climbers for the following season were SV Bühlertal and VfR Rheinfelden .

Closing table

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1. FC Emmendingen 30th 56:22 47:13
2. SV Waldkirch (M) 30th 57:27 43:17
3. Sc freiburg 30th 53:37 37:23
4th FC Rastatt 30th 59:37 36:24
5. SC Baden-Baden 30th 59:46 34:26
6th SV Oberkirch 30th 50:48 33:27
7th FV Loerrach 30th 55:52 32:28
8th. Bahlinger SC 30th 50:50 29:31
9. Kehler FV (N) 30th 30:28 29:31
10. Lahrer FV 30th 34:36 28:32
11. Offenburg FV 30th 52:58 28:32
12. Sportfreunde Freiburg 30th 38:49 27:33
13. SV Weil 30th 36:52 23:37
14th Freiburg FC Am. (N) 30th 37:57 23:37
15th SV Kuppenheim 30th 43:62 18:42
16. Germania Bietigheim 30th 25:71 13:47
  • South Baden amateur champion
  • Relegated to the 2nd amateur league

    • Promotion round to the Regionalliga Süd

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    1 SV Waldhof Mannheim 6th 19: 6 8: 4
    2 FC Singen 04 6th 12:10 8: 4
    3 SpVgg Ludwigsburg 6th 9: 9 8: 4
    4th FC Emmendingen 6th 3:18 0:12
  • Promoted to the Regionalliga Süd

    • After completion of the promotion round, FC Singen, Waldhof Mannheim and Ludwigsburg were tied, so a decision-making round was necessary to determine who was promoted. SV Waldhof defeated FC Singen on penalties in the first play-off. Spvgg 07 Ludwigsburg won the final in Rastatt against SV Waldhof Mannheim 2-1.

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ The German Football Archives 1900-today. In: www.f-archiv.de. Retrieved December 26, 2015 .
    2. ↑ Spvgg 07 Ludwigsburg - Association Football Wiki. In: www.wikiwaldhof.de. Retrieved December 27, 2015 .