Berolina Stralau

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Berolina Stralau
Logo FSV Berolina Stralau.svg
Basic data
Surname Friedrichshain sports club
Berolina Stralau 1901 e. V.
Seat Berlin
founding 1901
Colours Red White
Website www.berolina-stralau.de
First soccer team
Venue Laskersportplatz
Places 4000
league Landesliga Berlin
2018/19 18th place ( Berlin League )  
home
Away

The FSV Berolina Stralau is a German football club from Berlin . The home of the 400-member club is the Laskersportplatz , which can accommodate 4000 spectators.

history

In today's FSV Berolina Stralau, several clubs that were founded in the course of the 20th century have sprung up. The original parent clubs were

  • the BFC Libertas-Südost 1901 , which played its home games on the Grenzallee sports field in Neukölln and was renamed BSC Berolina 1901 in 1909
  • the Lichtenberger SC Frisch Auf, also founded in 1901
  • the Lichtenberger SC founded in 1902 and
  • the SV Stralau 1910 , an association of the workers' sports movement .

Frisch Auf and LSC 1902 merged in 1919 to form Lichtenberger SC 1901 . In 1926 the BSC Berolina merged with the Lichtenberger SC to form the Berolina Lichtenberger SC 01 .

SV Stralau 10 reached the final of the German ATSB championship in 1925 in the Dresden Ilgen-Kampfbahn , where it was defeated 0: 7 by Dresden SV 10 on June 27, 1925 . After the prohibition of the workers' sports movement, SV Stralau had to come under the umbrella of the DFB in 1933.

On a sporting level, Berolina LSC reached the round of 16 after victories over SC Victoria Hamburg and Vorwärts-Rasensport Gleiwitz in the Tschammerpokal in 1935 , in which the Berliners lost to FC Hanau 93 with 1: 5. The promotion to the Gauliga Berlin-Brandenburg was missed until the end of the war, whereby the Berolina LSC formed a war sports community with the SV Stralau in 1910 from 1943 . The club operated as KSG Berolina / Stralau Berlin until 1945.

In 1945, at the instigation of the Allies, all civil associations had to be dissolved. Sports competitions were initially limited to a local area. Then members of the previous Berolina founded the sports community (SG) Stralau. The sports community took part in Berlin's first post-war championship as early as 1945, the qualification for the Berlin City League , which was clearly missed behind SG Schillerpark and SG Mariendorf , among others . From 1949, the Berlin sports associations were able to use their historical names again due to the Berlin Four Power Agreement. The then renamed SG Berolina Stralau was next to Concordia Wilhelmsruh , SG Köpenick and SG Hohenschönhausen one of the few football clubs in East Berlin that never had to give up their real names. However, it was disadvantageous that these sports groups were not supported by a so-called sponsoring company , which meant that Berolina Stralau was never able to achieve promotion to the second-rate GDR league . After temporary stays in the third-class Berlin district league , Berolina played mostly in the district class.

After the turning point in 1989 , the SG changed back into a civil association under the name SV Stralau 1901. Even after 1989, the club, which has always played under-class, merged with Eintracht Friedrichshain in 1992 to form Friedrichshainer SV Berolina Stralau 01. The current division is the Berlin League , after the championship in the state league in the 2017/2018 season and thus the first promotion to Berlin's highest football league. League could be achieved. The club was immediately relegated.

Placements since 2002

season league Place (of) S. U N Gates Points comment
2002/03 District League B 09 (16) 12 04th 14th 069:75 40
2003/04 District League B 10 (16) 11 05 14th 067:77 38
2004/05 District League B 07 (16) 15th 06th 09 088:51 51
2005/06 District League B 03 (16) 18th 05 07th 103: 61 59 Ascent
2006/07 District league A 11 (16) 08th 08th 14th 054:71 32
2007/08 District league A 01 (16) 22nd 03 05 106: 56 69 Ascent
2008/09 District League 11 (16) 13 02 15th 081:84 41
2009/10 District League 16 (16) 06th 06th 18th 044:89 24 descent
2010/11 District league A 01 (16) 22nd 03 05 101: 43 69 Ascent
2011/12 District League 07 (16) 14th 04th 12 078:67 46
2012/13 District League 09 (16) 11 07th 12 068:62 40
2013/14 District League 01 (16) 19th 09 02 105: 29 66 Ascent
2014/15 National league 06 (15) 12 07th 09 042:49 43
2015/16 National league 03 (16) 20th 05 05 083:29 65
2016/17 National league 06 (15) 15th 03 10 055:41 48
2017/18 National league 01 (16) 21st 06th 03 104: 26 69 Ascent
2018/19 Berlin League 18 (18) 07th 07th 20th 036:68 28 descent

statistics

  • Participation in the Tschammer Cup: 1935
  • Participation in the Berlin City League: 1945/46

people

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ History from Berlin: Berlin Associations
  2. ^ A b Christian Wolter : Workers' soccer in Berlin and Brandenburg 1910–1933 . Arete Verlag, Hildesheim 2015, ISBN 978-3-942468-49-7 .
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  15. ↑ Fussball.de , viewed June 16, 2015
  16. ↑ Kicker-Sportmagazin , viewed July 16, 2016
  17. ↑ Fussball.de , viewed July 19, 2018
  18. ↑ Fussball.de , viewed July 19, 2018