ASV Bergedorf 85

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Basic data
Surname General sports club Bergedorf-
Lohbrügge from 1885 eV
Seat Hamburg
founding March 29, 1885
Website ASV-Bergedorf.de
First soccer team
Venue Sander fir trees
Places 12,000
league District League Hamburg East
2018/19 7th place
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The general sports club Bergedorf-Lohbrügge from 1885 e. V. ("Bergedorf 85" for short) is a sports club in the Bergedorf district of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg . In addition to the sport of football , the club offers the following sports: Aikido , badminton , darts , gymnastics , handball , karate , swimming , surfing , dancing , tennis , table tennis , gymnastics and water sports .

The club's first soccer team played in the Oberliga Nord from 1958 , which was the highest German division at the time. The club colors were black and white. Because of the jersey design with black chest and back as well as white sleeves and white trousers, the team was also called "The Magpies".

Creation of the club and the football department

Main stand of the Sander Tannen Stadium (July 21, 2006)

The original cell of today's club was the Allgemeine Turnverein (ATV) Bergedorf, founded in 1885 . This merged in 1911 with the workers gymnastics club Phönix Sande to form the Free Gymnastics Association Bergedorf-Sande . The gymnastics club received its own soccer department in 1912. Due to a renaming of the district, he called himself from 1929 Freie Turnerschaft Bergedorf-Lohbrügge . As a workers 'football club for the workers at the Bergedorfer Glashütte, the "Elsters" did not play in the DFB until 1933 , but in the Workers' Gymnastics and Sports Association (ATSB). After the dissolution of the ATSB and the club by the National Socialists , the place was only represented in higher-class football by the bourgeois local rival SuS Bergedorf (today TSG Bergedorf 1860 ). After the dissolution of all associations by the British occupation forces immediately after the end of the war in 1945, FT Bergedorf-Lohbrügge was re-established on January 20, 1946 as "ASV Bergedorf 85". The home stadium of the "Elsters" is the " Sander Tannen " stadium in Hamburg's Lohbrügge district .

The successful 1950s footballers

After the re-establishment in 1946, the club began to rise, which now clearly outshone its local rival, TSG. Within only two seasons they rose from fourth to the second highest division at the time, the Alster Association League. Bergedorf 85 almost made it into the Oberliga Nord in the third season of 1948/49 if it had n't suffered a 3: 4 defeat in the decisive promotion game against the Harburger TB 1865 . So the club had to wait until 1958 before advancing to the top German league. The years before it belonged to the second highest division: first of the Alster Association League (1949/50) and then the Hamburg Amateur League. During this time, the Bergedorfer were able to qualify for the final round of the German Amateur Championship in 1952, where they only failed in the quarter-finals with 0-2 to Bremen 1860. 1953 and 1954 were the "magpies" in the promotion round to the Oberliga Nord, but failed both times. But in 1958 it should finally work; As Hamburg amateur league champions, the Bergedorfer botched the start of the promotion round totally (2: 2 against Bremer SV , 1: 7 against Itzehoer SV ), but a subsequent winning streak (including 4: 1 against SV Arminia Hannover and 5: 2 against Itzehoer SV) secured promotion to the football club. The day of promotion, May 25, 1958, has since had a very special place in the historical football calendar of Bergedorf. The successful year was rounded off by the fact that the German amateur championship was able to advance to the finals. There, however, still weakened by the promotion celebrations, they were defeated by the Hombrucher FV 09 from Dortmund with 1: 3. For five years, until the end of 1962/63, you belonged to the league. The most successful season was the first, when they even dreamed of participating in the final round of the German championship as third in the "Autumn Championship" and teams like Werder Bremen (5: 2), FC St. Pauli (2: 2: 0) or Eintracht Braunschweig (2-0) taught fear. In the end, however, it was only enough for 11th place. In the coming seasons, the relegation battle was mostly in the foreground, and when the Bundesliga was introduced in 1963 , a license application was immediately dispensed with and the now second-rate Regionalliga Nord was entered .

The descent of the footballers

Stadium Sander Tannen during the Oddset-Pokal game against FC St. Pauli (July 21, 2006)

The decline of the former first division club began in 1970 when, after seven rather inconspicuous regional league seasons, they had to make their way to the amateur camp. They now played in the Association League Hamburg and slipped with the Association League through the introduction of new leagues up to the fifth division. The sporting highlight of the 1980s was the DFB Cup match against FC Bayern Munich in front of more than 15,000 spectators at the Sander Tannen. The Magpies took the lead in the 68th minute and only had to accept the equalization in the final minute of regular time (final score: 1: 5 after extra time). Only in the 1990s did things go up again when they were promoted to the new Hamburg-Schleswig-Holstein amateur league in 1994. As a result, although they rose twice from the fourth division again, but just as often again until they could finally establish themselves in the league from 2001. In 2004, the Bergedorfer qualified for the re-created Oberliga Nord and thus prevented renewed relegation to fifth division. This then followed in the summer of 2008 when the Elsters did not qualify for the newly created (now fourth-class) regional league and were relegated to the Hamburg Oberliga , the former association league. From 2000, Bergedorf played in the Hamburg-Schleswig-Holstein Football Oberliga (later Oberliga Nord) in the top third of the table. There were definitely opportunities for the Magpies to move up to the regional league; but the financial possibilities were very limited. In the 2005/06 season, important sponsors also withdrew. In the 2007/08 season, ASV Bergedorf 85 was thirteenth in the table; by the league reform with the introduction of the three-track regional league and the dissolution of the Oberliga Nord, this was synonymous with relegation to the Oberliga Hamburg. By moving into the final of the Hamburg Oddset Cup in 2008, which was lost 1-0 to FC St. Pauli II, the "Elsters" qualified for the main round of the DFB Cup. The draw was drawn for the relegated Bundesliga MSV Duisburg, who was a guest at the Sander Tannen stadium on August 10th. The ASV game ended 1: 5, with Sascha de la Cuesta scoring the goal for the magpies.

In 2009 the football department was spun off from the entire club. The FC Bergedorf 85 initially played in the Hamburg Oberliga , after two relegations and one promotion, it belonged to the Landesliga Hansa until 2018. After relegation, it was uncertain whether a competitive team would be available in the District League East for the 2018/19 season. They initially entered, but withdrew the team at the end of August 2018. A few years earlier, the club had applied for a regional league license for 2009/2010 , but did not receive it, so they could not take part in the promotion games at that time.

In March 2014, the parent club ASV Bergedorf 85 decided to found its own football department again. This started on July 1, 2014 with a men's team in the district class. At the end of the season, the second place could be achieved, which was enough for promotion to the district league. In the 2017/18 season, the ASV team reached second place in the district league and was thus able to make the promotion to the district league perfect. The first "derby" won against FC 85 shortly after the start of the season was their last game for the time being, but this club has also reported again for 2019/20. He plays in the county league.

Participation in the DFB Cup

  • 1975: Bergedorf 85 - SC Fortuna Köln 1: 6
  • 1982: Bergedorf 85 - FC Bayern Munich 1: 5 n.V. - Bergedorf led 1-0 up to 15 seconds before the end, before Dieter Hoeneß headed the equalizer for Bayern. The "Heroes of August 28, 1982" were:
    • Dierks, Vogel, Hofmeister, Glogowski, Bargsten, Bentler, Jürgens, Roloff, Keller, Spill, Brügmann, Erb, Kalla.
  • 1992: Bergedorf 85 - Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1: 3 - It was the only goal against (Andreas Hammer 85th minute to 1: 2) for Leverkusen in the current cup competition , which they then won.
  • 2003: Bergedorf 85 - VfL Wolfsburg 1: 6 - Bergedorf's opening goal by Klein was voted goal of the month .
  • 2008: Bergedorf 85 - MSV Duisburg 1: 5

League membership of the first football team

  • 1946: 1st class, Alster relay (second class)
  • 1946/47: A-class, season 5 (third class)
  • 1947/48: 1st class, Germania-Staffel (third class)
  • 1948/49 to 1949/50: Association League Alster (second class)
  • 1950/51 to 1957/58: Hamburg Amateur League (second class)
  • 1958/59 to 1962/63: Oberliga Nord (first class)
  • 1963/64 to 1969/70: Regionalliga Nord (second class)
  • 1969/70 to 1993/94: State or Association League Hamburg (third class until 1974, fourth class 1974–1994)
  • 1994/95 to 1995/96: Oberliga Hamburg-Schleswig-Holstein (fourth class)
  • 1996/97: Association League Hamburg (fifth class)
  • 1997/98: Oberliga Hamburg-Schleswig-Holstein (fourth class)
  • 1998/99 to 2000/01: Association League Hamburg (fifth class)
  • 2000/01 to 2003/04: Oberliga Hamburg-Schleswig-Holstein (fourth class)
  • 2004/05 to 2007/08: Oberliga Nord (fourth class)
  • 2008/09: Oberliga Hamburg (fifth class)
  • 2014/15: District class 11 (ninth class)
  • 2015/16 to 2017/18: District League 3 (eight-class)
  • from 2018/19 district league 3 (seventh class)

Nationally known footballers from Bergedorf 85

Women's soccer

The women's team achieved the "double" in 2007 with promotion to the third highest German division, the Regionalliga Nord , and winning the Hamburg Cup. As a newcomer, the team immediately took fourth place.

Table tennis

The first men's team in the table tennis department played several seasons in the 2nd Bundesliga North in the 1980s and then in the Regionalliga North until the early 1990s. The first women's team played in the Hamburg League until the mid-1990s. The department is now barely in existence. There is still a women's and a men's team, the youth area has been dissolved. The dominant club in Bergedorf is now the local competitor TSG Bergedorf (6 men's teams, 3 women's teams), whose first men's team plays in the Regionalliga Nord.

photos

Commons : ASV Bergedorf 85  - Album with pictures, videos and audio files

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ More on this in “100 Years of the General Sports Club Bergedorf-Lohbrügge from 1885 eV”, Hamburg 1985
  2. ↑ Jan Schubert: "What perspectives does Bergedorf have?" In the sports microphone on May 29, 2018, page 14
  3. ↑ fussifreunde , visited on April 8, 2019
  4. ↑ football Hamburg No. 22/2009
  5. ↑ fussifreunde , visited on April 8, 2019
  6. ↑ Visual match report on YouTube
  7. ↑ 2015/16 season division on www.tt-maximus.de, accessed on June 24, 2015.