German amateur soccer championship 1996

German amateur soccer championship 1996
master	SSV Ulm 1846
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German amateur football champions in 1996 became the SSV Ulm 1846 . In the final in the Ulm Danube Stadium on June 15, 1996, the hosts won 2-1 against VfR Mannheim . With just 500 spectators, the final was the worst-attended final in the history of the competition. With Günther Habermann from Weißensee in Thuringia, a referee from the area of ​​the former DFV of the GDR led a final of the amateur championship for the only time. For the FIFA referee, it was also the last game of his career as a referee, which he had to end after reaching the age limit.

Participating teams

The runner-up and third of the Regionalliga Süd, the third of the Regionalliga West / Südwest and the loser of the relegation games for promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga between the champions of the Regionalliga North and Northeast took part:

•   Tennis Borussia Berlin (loser promotion relegation)

•   FC 08 Homburg (Third Regionalliga West / Southwest )

•   VfR Mannheim (Vice Champion Regionalliga Süd )

•   SSV Ulm 1846 (Third Regional League South )

Semifinals

	Result
SSV Ulm 1846	2-0	FC 08 Homburg
VfR Mannheim	4-0	Tennis Borussia Berlin

final

SSV Ulm 1846		VfR Mannheim
	Saturday, June 15, 1996 in Ulm ( Donaustadion ) Result: 2: 1 (1: 0) Spectators: 500 Referee: Günther Habermann ( Weißensee )
	Philipp Laux - Dieter Märkle, Ralf Rueff - Thomas Tuchel - Markus Pleuler , Daniel Schmid, Klaus Perfetto , Sascha Rösler (85th Riza Ulusoy), Oliver Otto - Roland Regenbogen, Dragan Trkulja Trainer: Martin Gröh	Michel Höck - Siegmund Olscha - Reinhold König, Ralf Ebner - Markus Hilbert (83rd Hakan Atik), Matthias Hohmann, Jürgen Strube, Stefan Malz , Karl-Heinz Lutz (83rd Ersin Özel) - Haris Karamehmedovic , Željko Dakić (79th Holger Janz) Trainer: Günther Birkle
	1-0 Sascha Rösler (2nd) 2-0 Draga Trkulja (55th)	2: 1 Markus Hilbert (56th)
	Rösler, Trkulja	king