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successes

International success

The Victoria, championship cup 1903-1944
Replica of the Victoria , championship cup 1903 - 1944

Championship successes

Tschammer Cup

Cup successes

In 2002, the DFB Cup was damaged during the jubilee celebrations
Before kick-off: League Cup Final 2007 in the Central Stadium in Leipzig

statistics

Placements


Calculated on the basis of the three-point rule , FC Schalke 04 took seventh place in the all-time league table of the Bundesliga with 2477 points at the end of the 2018/19 season .

Records

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Record results in the Bundesliga

Highest victories Biggest defeats

Record win in the DFB Cup:

Record final win in the DFB Cup:

No other club has won the DFB Cup final with a goal difference of five goals or more.

In 1937, FC Schalke 04 was the first club to win the double .

Olaf Thon
Gerald Asamoah

Record player

The following tables show the most successful players in the Bundesliga , the DFB and Tschammer Cups and international cup competitions . The sorting is based on the number of games played or goals scored, if the number is the same, alphabetically by last name.

Bundesliga

Most missions
  1. Klaus Fichtel (477)
  2. Norbert Nigbur (355)
  3. Rolf Rüssmann (304)
  4. Klaus Fischer (295)
  5. Olaf Thon (295)
  6. Herbert Lütkebohmert (286)
  7. Gerald Asamoah (279)
  8. Michael Büskens (257)
  9. Jiří Němec (256)
  10. Benedikt Höwedes (240)
  11. Yves Eigenrauch (229)
  12. Helmut Kremers (226)
  13. Ingo Anderbrugge (216)
  14. Ebb sand (214)
  15. Erwin Kremers (212)
  16. Jürgen Sobieray (210)
  17. Rüdiger Abramczik (202)
  18. Hans-Jürgen Becher (201)
  19. Jens Lehmann (200)
  20. Andreas Muller (200)
 Most goals
  1. Klaus Fischer (182)
  2. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (82)
  3. Ebb sand (74)
  4. Kevin Kuranyi (71)
  5. Olaf Thon (52)
  6. Erwin Kremers (50)
  7. Ingo Anderbrugge (46)
  8. Helmut Kremers (45)
  9. Rudiger Abramczik (44)
  10. Gerald Asamoah (44)
  11. Klaus Täuber (39)
  12. Jefferson Farfan (39)
  13. Klaus Scheer (38)
  14. Youri Mulder (33)
  15. Martin Max (33)
  16. Rolf Rüssmann (30)
  17. Hans-Jürgen Wittkamp (29)
  18. Herbert Lütkebohmert (29)
  19. Emile Mpenza (28)
  20. Manfred Pohlschmidt (28)
  21. Raul (28)

DFB Cup

Most missions
  1. Klaus Fichtel (52)
  2. Rolf Rüssmann (42)
  3. Norbert Nigbur (41)
  4. Klaus Fischer (39)
  5. Ernst Kuzorra (39)
  6. Herbert Lütkebohmert (39)
  7. Ernst Kalwitzki (36)
  8. Fritz Szepan (35)
  9. Otto Tibulsky (34)
  10. Reinhard Libuda (32)
  11. Mathias Schipper (31)
  12. Olaf Thon (29)
  13. Gerald Asamoah (29)
  14. Hans Bornemann (28)
  15. Benedikt Höwedes (27)
  16. Erwin Kremers (27)
  17. Helmut Kremers (27)
  18. Otto Schweisfurth (27)
  19. Rudolf Gellesch (25)
  20. Ebb sand (25)
 Most goals
  1. Klaus Fischer (34)
  2. Ernst Kalwitzki (28)
  3. Ernst Kuzorra (24)
  4. Fritz Szepan (20)
  5. Ebb sand (18)
  6. Ernst Poertgen (17)
  7. Hermann Eppenhoff (14)
  8. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (13)
  9. Gerald Asamoah (12)
  10. Helmut Kremers (12)
  11. Adolf Urban (12)
  12. Waldemar Gerhardt (10)
  13. Rolf Rüssmann (9)
  14. Jefferson Farfan (8)
  15. Kevin Kuranyi (8)
  16. Olaf Thon (8)
  17. Herbert Burdenski (7)
  18. Youri Mulder (7)
  19. Jörg Böhme (7)
  20. Hans-Joachim Abel (6)
  21. Heinz van Haaren (6)
  22. Gerhard Neuser (6)

European Cup

Most missions
  1. Benedikt Höwedes (65)
  2. Gerald Asamoah (63)
  3. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (48)
  4. Joel Matip (46)
  5. Frank Rost (46)
  6. Levan Kobiashvili (45)
  7. Jefferson Farfan (40)
  8. Atsuto Uchida (40)
  9. Marcelo Bordon (38)
  10. Ebb sand (37)
  11. Jermaine Jones (37)
  12. Julian Draxler (36)
  13. Christian Poulsen (35)
  14. Mladen Krstajić (34)
  15. Hamit Altıntop (33)
  16. Max Meyer (33)
  17. Ralf Fährmann (33)
  18. Roman Neustädter (32)
  19. Rafinha (31)
  20. Marco Höger (30)
 Most goals
  1. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (22)
  2. Ebb sand (10)
  3. Mike Hanke (9)
  4. Raúl (9)
  5. Marc Wilmots (9)
  6. Gerald Asamoah (8)
  7. Klaus Fischer (7)
  8. Levan Kobiashvili (7)
  9. Kevin Kuranyi (7)
  10. Lincoln (7)
  11. Jefferson Farfan (5)
  12. Rudiger Abramczik (4)
  13. Benedikt Höwedes (4)
  14. Jurado (4)
  15. Martin Max (4)
  16. Youri Mulder (4)
  17. Julian Draxler (3)
  18. Christian Fuchs (3)
  19. René Eijkelkamp (3)
  20. Michaël Goossens (3)
  21. Marco van Hoogdalem (3)
  22. Bernhard Klodt (3)
  23. Soren Larsen (3)
  24. Reinhard Libuda (3)
  25. Hans Nowak (3)
  26. Johann Pirkner (3)
  27. Klaus Scheer (3)
  28. Günter Siebert (3)
  29. Gustavo Varela (3)

As of: end of season 2016/17 as of European Cup goals: March 22, 2014

Finals

The following important finals with the participation of FC Schalke 04 have taken place so far:

Uefa cup

1997 finals

First leg
FC Schalke 04 - Inter Milan - 1: 0 (0: 0)
venue Parkstadion Gelsenkirchen , May 7, 1997, 56,824 spectators
Lineup Schalke Jens Lehmann , Olaf Thon , Thomas Linke , Johan de Kock , Jiří Němec , Andreas Müller , Yves Eigenrauch , Michael Büskens , Ingo Anderbrügge , Radoslav Látal , Marc Wilmots - Substitution: Martin Max for Büskens (67.)
Schalke coach Huub Stevens
Lineup Inter Gianluca Pagliuca , Giuseppe Bergomi , Fabio Galante , Massimo Paganin , Alessandro Pistone , Ciriaco Sforza , Javier Zanetti , Aron Winter , Salvatore Fresi , Maurizio Ganz , Iván Zamorano - Substitution : Nicola Berti for Fresi (62.)
Coach Inter Roy Hodgson
Gates 1-0 Wilmots (70th)
referee Marc Batta (France)
Return leg
Inter Milan - FC Schalke 04 - 1: 0 n.V. (1: 0, 0: 0), 1: 4 i. E.
venue Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, Milan , May 21, 1997, 83,434 spectators
Lineup Inter Gianluca Pagliuca , Giuseppe Bergomi , Massimo Paganin , Salvatore Fresi , Javier Zanetti , Ciriaco Sforza , Paul Ince , Youri Djorkaeff , Iván Zamorano , Maurizio Ganz - substitutions: Jocelyn Angloma for Bergomi (70th), Aron Winter for Sforza (82nd), Nicola Berti for Zanetti (120.)
Coach Inter Roy Hodgson
Lineup Schalke Jens Lehmann , Olaf Thon , Johan de Kock , Thomas Linke , Radoslav Látal , Jiří Němec , Yves Eigenrauch , Andreas Müller , Michael Büskens , Marc Wilmots , Martin Max - Substitutions: Ingo Anderbrügge for Müller (98th), Oliver Held for Látal ( 111.)
Schalke coach Huub Stevens
Gates 1: 0 Zamorano (85th), penalty shoot-out: 0: 1 Anderbrügge, Lehmann holds against Zamorano, 0: 2 Thon, 1: 2 Djorkaeff, 1: 3 Max, Winter shoots, 1: 4 Wilmots
Red card Fresi (90.)
referee José García Aranda (Spain)

UEFA Intertoto Cup

2003 finals

First leg
SV Pasching - FC Schalke 04 - 0: 2 (0: 1)
venue Waldstadion Pasching , August 12, 2003, 6,000 spectators
Line up Pasching Josef Schicklgruber , Manfred Rothbauer , Michael Baur , Patrick Pircher , Tomasz Wisio , Helmut Riegler , Bozo Kovacevic , Markus Kiesenebner , Alexander Hörtnagl , Faruk Atalay , Edi Glieder - Replacement: Christian Mayrleb for Atalay (58th), Michael Horvath for Kiesenebner (73rd) .), George Datoru for limbs (80.)
Trainer Pasching Heinz Hochhauser
Lineup Schalke Frank Rost , Tomasz Hajto , Tomasz Wałdoch , Aníbal Matellán , Nico van Kerckhoven , Gerald Asamoah , Hamit Altıntop , Christian Poulsen , Lewan Kobiaschwili , Ebbe Sand , Victor Agali - substitution: Thomas Kläsener for Atalay (68th), Darío Rodríguez for sand ( 76.), Jochen Seitz for Agali (83.)
Schalke coach Jupp Heynckes
Gates 0-1 Altıntop, 0-2 Agali
referee Cosimo Bolognino (Italy)
Return leg
FC Schalke 04 - SV Pasching - 0: 0 (0: 0)
venue Arena AufSchalke Gelsenkirchen , August 26, 2003, 56,067 spectators
Lineup Schalke Frank Rost , Alcides , Tomasz Wałdoch , Aníbal Matellán , Darío Rodríguez , Hamit Altıntop , Gustavo Varela , Gerald Asamoah , Simon Cziommer , Jochen Seitz , Victor Agali - Substitution: Tomasz Hajto for Alcides (46th), Lewan Kobiaschwili for Asamoah (60th) ), Sven Vermant for Seitz (80.)
Schalke coach Jupp Heynckes
Line up Pasching Josef Schicklgruber , Manfred Rothbauer , Michael Baur , Patrick Pircher , Tomasz Wisio , Helmut Riegler , Bozo Kovacevic , Markus Kiesenebner , Alexander Hörtnagl , Faruk Atalay , Edi Glieder - Substitution: George Datoru for Atalay (61st), Christian Mayrleb for Glieder (83 .), Wolfgang Bubenik for Riegler (89.)
Trainer Pasching Heinz Hochhauser
Gates Nothing
referee Steve Bennett (England)

2004 finals

First leg
FC Schalke 04 - Slovan Liberec - 2: 1 (2: 0)
venue Arena AufSchalke Gelsenkirchen , August 10, 2004, 54,136 spectators
Lineup Schalke Frank Rost , Thomas Kläsener , Marcelo Bordon , Mladen Krstajić , Niels Oude Kamphuis , Sven Vermant , Lewan Kobiaschwili , Christian Pander , Lincoln , Gerald Asamoah , Aílton - Substitution: Hamit Altıntop for Pander (68th), Mike Hanke for Asamoah (74th) )
Schalke coach Jupp Heynckes
List of Liberec Zbynek Hauzr , Jozef Valachovič , Petr Lukáš , Pavel Košťál , Peter Šinglár , Tomáš Zápotočný , January Polák , Ivan Hodúr , Petr Papoušek , Michal Pospíšil , Miroslav Slepička - Substitution: David Langer for Polák (41), Lubomir Blaha for Slepička (62 .), Jan Broschinsky for Zápotočný (77.)
Coach Liberec Stanislav Griga
Gates Aílton 1-0, Asamoah 2-0, Zápotočný 2-1
referee Roberto Rosetti (Italy)
Return leg
Slovan Liberec - FC Schalke 04 - 0: 1 (0: 0)
venue Stadium u Nisy Liberec , August 24, 2004, 7,880 spectators
List of Liberec Zbynek Hauzr , Peter Šinglár , Jozef Valachovič , Petr Lukáš , JOSEF HAMOUZ , January Polák , Karol Kisel , Ivan Hodúr , Petr Papoušek , Michal Pospíšil , Juraj Ancic - Substitution: Miroslav Slepička for Pospíšil (69th), Tomáš Zápotočný for Šinglár (77 .), David Langer for Hodúr (82.)
Coach Liberec Stanislav Griga
Lineup Schalke Frank Rost , Tomasz Wałdoch , Marcelo Bordon , Mladen Krstajić , Niels Oude Kamphuis , Sven Vermant , Christian Poulsen , Darío Rodríguez , Hamit Altıntop , Gerald Asamoah , Aílton - Substitution: Mike Hanke for Asamoah (81st), Thomas Kläsener for Rodríguez (82 .), Michael Delura for Aílton (90. +3)
Schalke coach Jupp Heynckes
Gates 0-1 Aílton
referee Jurij Baskakov (Russia)

Alpine Cup

1968 final

FC Basel - FC Schalke 04 - 1: 3 n.V. (1: 1, 1: 1)
venue St. Jakob Stadium Basel , July 2nd, 1968, 13,000 spectators
List of Basel Jean-Paul Laufenburger , Josef Kiefer , Bruno Michaud , Peter Ramseier , Roland Paolucci , Anton Schnyder , Bruno Rahmen , Jürgen Sundermann , Dieter Rüefli , Otto Demarmels , Helmut Hauser
Trainer Basel Helmut Benthaus
Lineup Schalke Josef Elting , Hans-Jürgen Becher , Friedel Rausch , Herbert Höbusch , Waldemar Slomiany , Heinz van Haaren , Manfred Pohlschmidt , Klaus Senger , Gerd Kasperski , Herbert Lütkebohmert , Bernd Michel
Schalke coach Günter Brocker
Gates 0: 1 Michel (8th), 1: 1 Hauser (40th), 1: 2 Michel (95th), 1: 3 Michel (103rd)
referee Mario Carminati (Italy)

German championship

1933 final

Fortuna Düsseldorf - FC Schalke 04 - 3: 0 (1: 0)
venue Müngersdorfer Stadion Cologne , June 11, 1933, 60,000 spectators
Lineup Düsseldorf Willi Pesch , Kurt Trautwein , Paul Bornefeld , Paul Janes , Jakob Bender , Theo Breuer , Paul Mehl , Willi Wigold , Georg Hochgesang , Felix Zwolanowski , Stanislaus Kobierski
Trainer Düsseldorf Heinz Körner
Lineup Schalke Hermann Mellage , Fritz Wohlgemuth , Ferdinand Zajons , Otto Tibulsky , Hans Bornemann , Valentin Przybylski , Hans Rosen , Fritz Szepan , Ernst Kuzorra , Hermann Nattkämper , Emil Rothardt
Schalke coach Kurt Otto
Gates 1: 0 Zwolanowski (10th), 2: 0 Mehl (70th), 3: 0 high vocals (85th)
referee Alfred Birlem (Berlin)

1934 final

FC Schalke 04 - 1. FC Nürnberg - 2: 1 (0: 0)
venue Poststadion Berlin , June 24, 1934, 45,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Hermann Mellage , Hans Bornemann , Ferdinand Zajons , Otto Tibulsky , Fritz Szepan , Valentin Przybylski , Ernst Kalwitzki , Adolf Urban , Hermann Nattkämper , Ernst Kuzorra , Emil Rothardt
Schalke coach Hans "Bumbes" Schmidt
Installation Nuremberg Georg Köhl , Luitpold Popp , Andreas Munkert , Fritz Kreißel , Willi Billmann , Richard Oehm , Karl Gußner , Max Eiberger , Georg Friedel , Seppl Schmitt , Willi Kund
Trainer Nuremberg Alfréd Schaffer
Gates 0: 1 Friedel (54th), 1: 1 Szepan (88th), 2: 1 Kuzorra (90th)
referee Alfred Birlem , (Berlin)

1935 final

FC Schalke 04 - VfB Stuttgart - 6: 4 (3: 0)
venue Müngersdorfer Stadion Cologne , June 23, 1935, 70,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Hermann Mellage , Hans Bornemann , Hermann Nattkämper , Otto Tibulsky , Fritz Szepan , Valentin Przybylski , Ernst Kalwitzki , Rudolf Gellesch , Ernst Poertgen , Ernst Kuzorra , Adolf Urban
Schalke coach Hans "Bumbes" Schmidt
Lineup Stuttgart Oskar Kapp , Franz Seybold , Walter Kotz , Hermann Hahn , Heinrich Buck , Gustav Rebmann , Erwin Haaga , Willi Rutz , Otto Bökle , Erich Koch , Alfred Lehmann
Coach Stuttgart Fritz Teufel
Gates 1: 0 Urban (6th), 2: 0 Poertgen (36th), 3: 0 Gellesch (41st), 4: 0 Poertgen (54th), 4: 1 Bökle (55th), 4: 2 Bökle ( 57th), 5: 2 Kalwitzki (65th), 5: 3 Koch (78th), 6: 3 Poertgen (79th), 6: 4 Rutz (86th)
referee Albert Best (Frankfurt)

1937 final

FC Schalke 04 - 1. FC Nürnberg - 2: 0 (1: 0)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , June 20, 1937, 101,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Hans Klodt , Hans Bornemann , Otto Schweisfurth , Rudolf Gellesch , Otto Tibulsky , Walter Berg , Ernst Kalwitzki , Fritz Szepan , Ernst Poertgen , Ernst Kuzorra , Adolf Urban
Schalke coach Hans "Bumbes" Schmidt
Installation Nuremberg Georg Köhl , Willi Billmann , Andreas Munkert , Hans Uebelein , Heinz Carolin , Richard Oehm , Karl Gußner , Max Eiberger , Georg Friedel , Seppl Schmitt , Richard Schwab
Trainer Nuremberg Gyuri Orth
Gates 1-0 Poertgen (26th), 2-0 Kalwitzki (81st)
referee Alfred Birlem (Berlin)

1938 final

Hannover 96 - FC Schalke 04 - 3: 3 n.V. (0: 2, 3: 3)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , June 26, 1938, 92,289 spectators
Line-up Hanover Ludwig Pritzer , Helmut Sievert , Willi Petzold , Johannes Jakobs , Ernst Deike , Ludwig Männer , Edmund Malecki , Ludwig Pöhler , Erich Meng , Peter Lay , Richard Meng
Coach Hanover Robert Fuchs
Lineup Schalke Hans Klodt , Ernst Sontow , Hans Bornemann , Rudolf Gellesch , Otto Tibulsky , Walter Berg , Ernst Kalwitzki , Fritz Szepan , Ernst Poertgen , Ernst Kuzorra , Willi Mecke
Schalke coach Hans "Bumbes" Schmidt
Gates 0: 1 Poertgen (hand penalty, 29th), 0: 2 Kalwitzki (35th), 1: 2 R. Meng (47th), 1: 3 Poertgen (67th), 2: 3 Gellesch (own goal, 76th) , 3: 3 E. Meng (87.)
referee Wilhelm Peters (Berlin)


Replay
Hannover 96 - FC Schalke 04 - 4: 3 n.V. (1: 1, 3: 3)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin, July 3, 1938, 94,812 spectators
Line-up Hanover Ludwig Pritzer, Helmut Sievert, Willi Petzold, Johannes Jakobs, Ernst Deike, Ludwig Männer, Edmund Malecki, Ludwig Pöhler, Erich Meng, Peter Lay, Richard Meng
Coach Hanover Robert Fuchs
Lineup Schalke Hans Klodt, Ernst Sontow, Hans Bornemann, Rudolf Gellesch, Otto Tibulsky, Walter Berg, Ernst Kalwitzki, Fritz Szepan, Ernst Poertgen, Ernst Kuzorra, Willi Mecke
Schalke coach Hans "Bumbes" Schmidt
Gates 1: 0 R. Meng (9th), 1: 1 Kuzorra (23rd), 1: 2 Kuzorra (69th), 2: 2 R. Meng (70th), 2: 3 Szepan (71th), 3rd : 3 Jacobs (hand penalty, 88.), 4: 3 E. Meng (117.)
referee Dr. Hans Grabler (Regensburg)

1939 final

FC Schalke 04 - Admira Vienna - 9: 0 (4: 0)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , June 18, 1939, 100,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Hans Klodt , Hans Bornemann , Otto Schweisfurth , Rudolf Gellesch , Otto Tibulsky , Walter Berg , Hermann Eppenhoff , Fritz Szepan , Ernst Kalwitzki , Ernst Kuzorra , Adolf Urban
Schalke coach Otto Faist
Lineup of Admira Emil Buchberger , Josef Mirschitzka , Otto Marischka , Franz Hanreiter , Fritz Klacl , Johann Urbanek , Leopold Vogl , Wilhelm Hahnemann , Karl Stoiber , Karl Durspekt , Franz Schilling
Trainer Admira Hans Skolaut
Gates 1: 0 Kalwitzki (7th), 2: 0 Urban (12th), 3: 0 Kalwitzki (25th), 4: 0 Kalwitzki (30th), 5: 0 Tibulski (53rd), 6: 0 Kalwitzki ( 61st), 7: 0 Kalwitzki (80th), 8: 0 Kuzorra (84th), 9: 0 Szepan (89th)
Bes. Incidents Expulsion Klacl (52nd); Schilling misses a penalty (59.)
referee Gerhard Schulz (Dresden)

1940 final

FC Schalke 04 - Dresdner SC - 1: 0 (1: 0)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , July 21, 1940, 95,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Hans Klodt , Hans Bornemann , Heinz Hinz , Bernhard Füller , Otto Tibulsky , Herbert Burdenski , Hermann Eppenhoff , Fritz Szepan , Ernst Kalwitzki , Ernst Kuzorra , Willi Schuh
Schalke coach Otto Faist
Lineup Dresden Willibald Kreß , Herbert Pohl , Heinz Hempel , Strauch, Walter Dzur , Helmut Schubert , Boczek, Heinrich Schaffer , Helmut Schön , Heinz Köpping , Richard Hofmann
Trainer Dresden Georg Koehler
Gates 1: 0 Kalwitzki (27.)
referee Stark (Munich)

1941 final

Rapid Vienna - FC Schalke 04 - 4: 3 (0: 2)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , June 22, 1941, 95,000 spectators
Lineup Rapid Rudolf Raftl , Stefan Wagner , Heribert Sperner , Franz Wagner , Leopold Gernhardt , Stefan Skoumal , Wilhelm Fitz , Georg Schors , Franz Binder , Hermann Dvoracek , Hans Pesser
Coach Rapid Leopold Nitsch
Lineup Schalke Hans Klodt , Hans Bornemann , Otto Schweisfurth , Bernhard Füller , Otto Tibulsky , Rudolf Gellesch , Herbert Burdenski , Fritz Szepan , Hermann Eppenhoff , Ernst Kuzorra , Heinz Hinz
Schalke coach Otto Faist
Gates 0: 1 Hinz (6th), 0: 2 Eppenhoff (7th), 0: 3 Hinz (57th), 1: 3 Schors (60th), 2: 3 Binder (62nd), 3: 3 Binder ( Penalty, 63rd), 4: 3 Binder (70th)
referee Reinhardt (Stuttgart)

1942 final

FC Schalke 04 - Vienna Wien - 2: 0 (2: 0)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , July 5, 1942, 90,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Heinz Flotho , Heinz Hinz , Otto Schweisfurth , Hans Bornemann , Otto Tibulsky , Herbert Burdenski , Ernst Kalwitzki , Fritz Szepan , Hermann Eppenhoff , Ernst Kuzorra , Adolf Urban
Schalke coach Otto Faist ?
Lineup Vienna Stefan Ploc , Otto Kaller , Willibald Schmaus , Vitus Kubicka , Ernst Sabeditsch , Jaburek, Karl Bortoli , Karl Decker , Franz Holeschofski , Karl Lechner , Franz Erdl
Trainer Vienna NN
Gates 1-0 Kalwitzki (12th), 2-0 Szepan (42nd)
referee Fritz Bouillon (Königsberg / Pr.)

1958 final

FC Schalke 04 - Hamburger SV - 3: 0 (2: 0)
venue Lower Saxony Stadium Hanover , May 18, 1958, 80,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Manfred Orzessek , Helmut Sadlowski , Günter Brocker , Karl Borutta , Otto Laszig , Günter Karnhof , Heiner Kördell , Günter Siebert , Willi Koslowski , Manfred Kreuz , Berni Klodt
Schalke coach Edi Frühwirth
List of HSV Horst Schnoor , Franz Klepacz , Günther Schlegel , Jochen Meinke , Jupp Posipal , Jürgen Werner , Uwe Reuter , Erwin Piechowiak , Uwe Seeler , Klaus Stürmer , Gerhard Krug
HSV coach Günther Mahlmann
Gates 1: 0 Klodt (5th), 2: 0 Klodt (29th), 3: 0 Kreuz (80th)
referee Albert Dusch (Kaiserslautern)

German soccer cup

1935 final

1.FC Nürnberg - FC Schalke 04 - 2: 0 (0: 0)
venue Rheinstadion Düsseldorf , December 8, 1935, 60,000 spectators
Installation Nuremberg Georg Köhl ; Willi Billmann , Andreas Munkert ; Hans Uebelein I , Heinz Carolin , Richard Oehm ; Karl Gußner , Max Eiberger , Georg Friedel , Josef Schmitt , Willi Spieß
Trainer Nuremberg Richard Michalke
Lineup Schalke Hermann Mellage ; Hans Bornemann , Otto Schweisfurth ; Otto Tibulsky , Hermann Nattkämper , Rudolf Gellesch ; Ernst Kalwitzki , Fritz Szepan , Ernst Poertgen , Ernst Kuzorra , Adolf Urban
Schalke coach Hans "Bumbes" Schmidt
Gates 1-0 Eiberger (46th), 2-0 Friedel (84th)
referee Alfred Birlem (Berlin)

1936 final

VfB Leipzig - FC Schalke 04 - 2: 1 (2: 1)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , January 3, 1937, 70,000 spectators
Line up Leipzig Bruno Wöllner , Erich Dobermann , Rudolf Große , Gerhard Richter , Erich Thiele , Walter Jähnig , Hans Breidenbach , Martin Schön , Jakob May , Georg Reichmann , Herbert Gabriel
Trainer Leipzig Heinrich Pfaff
Lineup Schalke Hermann Mellage , Hans Bornemann , Otto Schweisfurth , Rudolf Gellesch , Hermann Nattkämper , Otto Tibulsky , Ernst Kalwitzki , Fritz Szepan , Ernst Poertgen , Ernst Kuzorra , Ernst Sontow
Schalke coach Hans "Bumbes" Schmidt
Gates 1: 0 May (21st), 2: 0 Gabriel (32nd), 2: 1 Kalwitzki (42nd)
referee Egon Zacher (Berlin)

1937 final

FC Schalke 04 - Fortuna Düsseldorf - 2: 1 (0: 0)
venue Müngersdorfer Stadion Cologne , January 9, 1938, 72,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Hans Klodt , Ernst Sontow , Hans Bornemann , Rudi Gellesch , Otto Tibulsky , Walter Berg , Ernst Kalwitzki , Fritz Szepan , Ernst Poertgen , Ernst Kuzorra , Adolf Urban
Schalke coach Hans "Bumbes" Schmidt
Lineup Düsseldorf Willi Pesch , Paul Janes , Kluth, Paul Mehl , Jakob Bender , Edmund Czaika , Ernst Albrecht , Willi Wigold , Hans Heibach , Felix Zwolanowski , Stanislaus Kobierski
Trainer Düsseldorf Karl Flink
Gates 1-0 Kalwitzki (46th), 2-0 Szepan (47th), 2-1 Janes (83rd, hand penalty)
referee Dr. Hans Grabler (Regensburg)

1941 final

Dresdner SC - FC Schalke 04 - 2: 1 (1: 0)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , November 2, 1941, 65,000 spectators
Lineup Dresden Willibald Kress , Karl Miller , Heinz Hempel , Herbert Pohl , Walter Dzur , Helmut Schubert , Heiner Kugler , Heinrich Schaffer , Richard Hofmann , Helmut Schön , Gustav Carstens
Trainer Dresden Georg Koehler
Lineup Schalke Hans Klodt , Bernhard Füller , Hans Bornemann , Rudi Gellesch , Otto Schweisfurth , Herbert Burdenski , Ernst Kalwitzki , Fritz Szepan , Hermann Eppenhoff , Ernst Kuzorra , Karl Barufka
Schalke coach Otto Faist
Gates 1: 0 Kugler (8th), 1: 1 Kuzorra (51st), 2: 1 Carstens (88th)
referee Helmuth Fink (Frankfurt / Main)

1942 final

TSV 1860 Munich - FC Schalke 04 - 2: 0 (0: 0)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , November 15, 1942, 80,000 spectators
Lineup Munich Hans Keis , Georg Pledl , Franz Schmeiser , Josef Rockinger , Georg Bayerer , Rolf Kanitz , Martin Schiller , Ludwig Janda , Heinz Krückeberg , Ernst Willimowski , Engelbert Schmidhuber
Coach Munich Dr. Max Schäfer
Lineup Schalke Heinz Flotho , Hans Bornemann , Heinz Hinz , Otto Tibulsky , Otto Schweisfurth , Walter Berg , Ernst Kalwitzki , Fritz Szepan , Hermann Eppenhoff , Ernst Kuzorra , Adolf Urban
Schalke coach Otto Faist
Gates 1-0 Willimowski (80th), 2-0 Schmidhuber (88th)
referee Albert Multer (Landau)

1955 final

Karlsruher SC - FC Schalke 04 - 3: 2 (1: 1)
venue Municipal stadium on Hamburger Strasse Braunschweig , May 21, 1955, 25,000 spectators
Positioning Karlsruhe Rudi Fischer , Max Fischer , Walter Bauis , Werner Roth , Siegried Geesmann , Herbert Dannenmeier , Oswald Traub , Kurt Sommerlatt , Antoine Kohn , Ernst Kunkel , Hans Strittmatter
Trainer Dresden Adolf Patek
Lineup Schalke Manfred Orzessek , Werner Garten , Günter Brocker , Hermann Eppenhoff , Walter Zwickhöfer , Erwin Harkener , Bernhard Klodt , Otto Laszig , Helmut Sadlowski , Manfred Piontek , Hans Krämer
Schalke coach Edi Frühwirth
Gates 1: 0 Kunkel (20th), 1: 1 Sadlowski (44th), 1: 2 Sadlowski (70th), 2: 2 Sommerlatt (83rd), 3: 2 Traub (85th)
referee Werner Treichel (Berlin)

1969 final

FC Bayern Munich - FC Schalke 04 - 2: 1 (2: 1)
venue Waldstadion Frankfurt am Main , June 14, 1969, 60,000 spectators
Lineup Munich Sepp Maier , Werner Olk , Peter Pumm , Georg Schwarzenbeck , Franz Beckenbauer , Helmut Schmidt , Franz Roth , Rainer Ohlhauser , Gerd Müller , August Starek , Dieter Brenninger
Coach Munich Branko Zebec
Lineup Schalke Norbert Nigbur , Hans-Jürgen Becher , Manfred Kreuz , Gerhard Neuser , Klaus Fichtel , Heinz van Haaren , Reinhard Libuda , Hermann Erlhoff , Manfred Pohlschmidt , Klaus Senger , Hans-Jürgen Wittkamp - Substitutions: Jürgen-Michael Galbierz for Becher (60th) , Waldemar Slomiany for van Haaren (76.)
Schalke coach Rudi Gutendorf
Gates 1: 0 Müller (12th), 1: 1 Pohlschmidt (20th), 2: 1 Müller (35th)
referee Helmut Fritz (Oggersheim)

1972 final

FC Schalke 04 - 1. FC Kaiserslautern - 5: 0 (2: 0)
venue Lower Saxony Stadium Hanover , July 1, 1972, 61,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Norbert Nigbur , Hartmut Huhse , Rolf Rüssmann , Klaus Fichtel , Helmut Kremers , Herbert Lütkebohmert , Heinz van Haaren , Klaus Scheer , Reinhard Libuda , Klaus Fischer , Erwin Kremers
Schalke coach Ivica Horvat
Line up Kaiserslautern Josef Elting , Günther Reinders , Ernst Diehl , Dietmar Schwager , Fritz Fuchs , Jürgen Friedrich , Hermann Bitz , Idriz Hosic , Josef Pirrung , Wolfgang Seel , Klaus Ackermann - Substitution : Karl-Heinz Vogt for Hosic (55th)
Trainer Kaiserslautern Dietrich way
Gates 1: 0 H. Kremers (13th), 2: 0 Scheer (32nd), 3: 0 Lütkebohmert (57th), 4: 0 Fischer (66th), 5: 0 H. Kremers (82nd)
referee Heinz Aldinger (Waiblingen)

2001 final

FC Schalke 04 - 1. FC Union Berlin - 2: 0 (0: 0)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , May 26, 2001, 73,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Oliver Reck , Tomasz Hajto , Marco van Hoogdalem , Jiří Němec , Niels Oude Kamphuis , Nico van Kerckhoven , Jörg Böhme , Andreas Möller , Gerald Asamoah , Ebbe Sand , Emile Mpenza - Substitutions: Radoslav Látal for Asamoah (56th), Olaf Thon for Nemec (70.), Michael Büskens for van Kerckhoven (81.)
Schalke coach Huub Stevens
Lineup Berlin Sven Beuckert , Jens Tschiedel , Tom Persich , Daniel Ernemann , Steffen Menze , Ronny Nikol , Christo Koilow , Emil Kremenliew , Chibuike Okeke , Harun Isa , Božidar Đurković - Substitutions: Daniel Teixeira for Ernemann (80th), Michael Zechner for Isa (84th) .), Marko Tredup for Tschiedel (87.)
Coach Berlin Georgi Vasilev
Gates 1-0 Böhme (53rd), 2-0 Böhme (58th, penalty kick)
referee Hermann Albrecht (Kaufbeuren)

2002 final

FC Schalke 04 - Bayer 04 Leverkusen - 4: 2 (1: 1)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , May 11, 2002, 70,000 spectators
Lineup Schalke Oliver Reck , Tomasz Hajto , Tomasz Wałdoch , Nico van Kerckhoven , Marco van Hoogdalem , Jiří Němec , Gerald Asamoah , Andreas Möller , Jörg Böhme , Ebbe Sand , Victor Agali - substitutions: Niels Oude Kamphuis for Hajto (46th), Marc Wilmots for Möller (75.), Sven Vermant for Asamoah (81.)
Schalke coach Huub Stevens
Lineup of Leverkusen Hans Jörg Butt , Boris Živković , Lúcio , Diego Placente , Bernd Schneider , Carsten Ramelow , Michael Ballack , Zé Roberto , Yıldıray Baştürk , Oliver Neuville , Dimitar Berbatow - substitutions: Thomas Brdarić for Neuville (67th), Ulf Kirsten for Berbatow (77th) .)
Coach Leverkusen Klaus Toppmöller
Gates 0: 1 Berbatow (27th), 1: 1 Böhme (45th), 2: 1 Agali (68th), 3: 1 Möller (71st), 4: 1 Sand (85th), 4: 2 Kirsten ( 89.)
Red card Agali (90.)
referee Franz-Xaver Wack (Biberbach)

2005 final

FC Bayern Munich - FC Schalke 04 - 2: 1 (1: 1)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , May 28, 2005, 74,349 spectators
Lineup Munich Oliver Kahn , Willy Sagnol , Lúcio , Robert Kovač , Bixente Lizarazu , Martin Demichelis , Bastian Schweinsteiger , Michael Ballack , Zé Roberto , Roy Makaay , Claudio Pizarro - substitutions: Hasan Salihamidžić for Schweinsteiger (75th), Torsten Frings for Zé Roberto (82nd) .), Sebastian Deisler for Sagnol (90. +2)
Coach Munich Felix Magath
Lineup Schalke Frank Rost , Niels Oude Kamphuis , Marcelo Bordon , Mladen Krstajić , Lewan Kobiaschwili , Christian Poulsen , Sven Vermant , Lincoln , Gerald Asamoah , Ebbe Sand , Aílton - Substitutions: Hamit Altıntop for Oude Kamphuis (46th), Mike Hanke for Aílton (73 .), Darío Rodríguez for Poulsen (82.)
Schalke coach Ralf Rangnick
Gates 1: 0 Makaay (42.), 1: 1 Lincoln (45., penalty kick), 2: 1 Salihamidžić (76.)
referee Florian Meyer (Burgdorf)

2011 final

MSV Duisburg - FC Schalke 04 - 0: 5 (0: 3)
venue Olympiastadion Berlin , May 21, 2011, 75,708 spectators
Lineup Duisburg David Yelldell , Benjamin Kern , Daniel Reiche , Branimir Bajić , Olivier Veigneau , Ivica Banović , Goran Šukalo , Sefa Yılmaz , Ivica Grlić , Olcay Şahan , Manuel Schäffler - Substitutions: Filip Trojan for Reich (60th), Maurice Exslager for Kern (77th) .)
Coach Duisburg Milan Šašić
Lineup Schalke Manuel Neuer , Benedikt Höwedes , Kyriakos Papadopoulos , Christoph Metzelder , Hans Sarpei , Peer Kluge , José Manuel Jurado , Jefferson Farfán , Julian Draxler , Raúl , Klaas-Jan Huntelaar - Substitutions: Sergio Escudero for Sarpei (43rd), Joel Matip for Draxler (72.), Atsuto Uchida for Kluge (81.)
Schalke coach Ralf Rangnick
Gates 0: 1 Draxler (18th), 0: 2 Huntelaar (22nd), 0: 3 Höwedes (42nd), 0: 4 Jurado (55th), 0: 5 Huntelaar (70th)
referee Wolfgang Stark (Ergolding)

DFL League Cup

2001 final

Hertha BSC - FC Schalke 04 - 4: 1 (2: 1)
venue Carl Benz Stadium Mannheim , July 21, 2001, 10,000 spectators
Lineup Berlin Gábor Király , Marko Rehmer , Konstantinos Konstantinidis , Josip Šimunić , Michael Hartmann , Sebastian Deisler , Stefan Beinlich , Marcelinho , Andreas Neuendorf , Alex Alves , Michael Preetz - Substitutions: Pál Dárdai for Deisler (63.), Bart Goor for Alves (82. ), Thorben Marx for Hartmann (88.)
Coach Berlin Jürgen Röber
Lineup Schalke Frode Grodås , Tomasz Hajto , Tomasz Wałdoch , Nico Van Kerckhoven , Kristijan Djordjevic , Marco van Hoogdalem , Jiri Nemec , Jörg Böhme , Andreas Moeller , Gerald Asamoah , Ebbe Sand - Substitutions: Sven Vermant for Moeller (57), Emile Mpenza for Asamoah (57.), Victor Agali for sand (70.)
Schalke coach Huub Stevens
Gates 1-0 Wałdoch (own goal, 24th), 2-0 Marcelinho (29th), 2-1 Böhme (40th), 3-1 Alves (66th), 4-1 Hartmann (84th)
referee Alfons Berg (Conc)

2002 final

Hertha BSC - FC Schalke 04 - 4: 1 (2: 0)
venue Ruhrstadion Bochum , August 1st, 2002, 11,200 spectators
Lineup Berlin Gábor Király , Andreas Schmidt , Arne Friedrich , Josip Šimunić , Michael Hartmann , Rob Maas , Andreas Neuendorf , Bartosz Karwan , Marcelinho , Bart Goor , Alex Alves - Substitutions: René Tretschok for Neuendorf (67th), Thorben Marx for Schmidt (73. ), Roberto Pinto for Karwan (79.)
Coach Berlin Huub Stevens
Lineup Schalke Frank Rost , Niels Oude Kamphuis , Tomasz Hajto , Marco van Hoogdalem , Aníbal Matellán , Christian Poulsen , Sven Vermant , Andreas Möller , Jörg Böhme , Victor Agali , Ebbe Sand - substitutions: Sven Kmetsch for Oude Kamphuis (40th), Gerald Asamoah for Böhme (46.), Abdul Iyodo for Vermant (70.)
Schalke coach Frank Neubarth
Gates 1: 0 Marcelinho (32.), 2: 0 Alves (33.), 2: 1 Agali (61.), 3: 1 Marcelinho (penalty kick, 84.), 4: 1 Pinto (89.)
referee Hartmut Strampe (Handorf)

2005 final

FC Schalke 04 - VfB Stuttgart - 1: 0 (1: 0)
venue Central Stadium Leipzig , August 2, 2005, 40,500 spectators
Lineup Schalke Frank Rost , Hamit Altıntop , Marcelo Bordon , Mladen Krstajić , Lewan Kobiaschwili , Christian Poulsen , Fabian Ernst , Zlatan Bajramović , Lincoln , Ebbe Sand , Kevin Kurányi - Substitution: Gerald Asamoah for Sand (62.)
Schalke coach Ralf Rangnick
Lineup Stuttgart Timo Hildebrand , Andreas Hinkel , Fernando Meira , Matthieu Delpierre , Boris Živković , Silvio Meißner , Zvonimir Soldo , Thomas Hitzlsperger , Cacau , Jesper Grønkjær , Mario Gómez - Substitutions: Ludovic Magnin for Živković (46th), Jon Dahlmezasson for Gómez ( 46th) .), Marco Streller for Grønkjær (90.)
Coach Stuttgart Giovanni Trapattoni
goal 1-0 Kuranyi (29th)
Red cards Kurányi (66th), Lincoln (90th +1)
referee Lutz Wagner (Kriftel)

2007 final

FC Bayern Munich - FC Schalke 04 - 1: 0 (1: 0)
venue Central Stadium Leipzig , July 28, 2007, 43,500 spectators
Lineup Munich Oliver Kahn , Philipp Lahm , Lúcio , Martín Demichelis , Marcell Jansen , Zé Roberto , Andreas Ottl , Christian Lell , Hamit Altıntop , José Ernesto Sosa , Miroslav Klose - Substitutions: Julio dos Santos for Lell (75th), Sandro Wagner for Klose ( 90.)
Coach Munich Ottmar Hitzfeld
Lineup Schalke Manuel Neuer , Rafinha , Marcelo Bordon , Mladen Krstajić , Christian Pander , Fabian Ernst , Lewan Kobiaschwili , Halil Altıntop , Ivan Rakitić , Peter Løvenkrands , Kevin Kurányi - Substitutions: Gerald Asamoah for Løvenkrands (58th), Mimoun Azaouagh for Rakitić (66th) ), Heiko Westermann for Rafinha (75.)
Schalke coach Mirko Slomka
goal 1: 0 Klose (29.)
referee Florian Meyer (Burgdorf)

DFL Supercup

2010

FC Bayern Munich - FC Schalke 04 - 2: 0 (0: 0)
venue impuls arena Augsburg , August 7, 2010, 30,662 spectators
Lineup Munich Thomas Kraft , Philipp Lahm , Martín Demichelis , Holger Badstuber , Diego Contento , Bastian Schweinsteiger , Danijel Pranjić , Ivica Olić , Hamit Altıntop , Thomas Müller , Miroslav Klose - substitutions: Andreas Ottl for Schweinsteiger (59th), Anatolij Tymoschtschuk for Altıntop (69th) .), José Ernesto Sosa for Demichelis (71.)
Coach Munich Louis van Gaal
Lineup Schalke Manuel Neuer , Atsuto Uchida , Benedikt Höwedes , Christoph Metzelder , Lukas Schmitz , Joel Matip , Peer Kluge , Ivan Rakitić , Jefferson Farfán , Raúl , Edu - substitutions: Sergio Escudero for Schmitz (46th), Christoph Moritz for Kluge (46th)
Schalke coach Felix Magath
Gates 1-0 Müller (75th), 2-0 Klose (81st)
referee Manuel Grafe (Berlin)

2011

FC Schalke 04 - Borussia Dortmund - 0: 0, 4: 3 i. E.
venue Veltins-Arena Gelsenkirchen , July 23, 2011, 61,673 spectators
Lineup Schalke Ralf Fährmann , Marco Höger , Benedikt Höwedes , Kyriakos Papadopoulos , Christian Fuchs , Joel Matip , Lewis Holtby , Alexander Baumjohann , Julian Draxler , Raúl , Klaas-Jan Huntelaar - Substitutions: José Manuel Jurado for Draxler (46th), Jan Morávek for Huntelaar (69.), Edu for Baumjohann (89.)(C)Captain of the crew
Schalke coach Ralf Rangnick
Lineup Dortmund Roman Weidenfeller , Łukasz Piszczek , Felipe Santana , Mats Hummels , Chris Löwe, Sebastian Kehl , İlkay Gündoğan , Mario Götze , Kevin Großkreutz , Shinji Kagawa , Robert Lewandowski - Substitutions: Ivan Perišić for Götze (75th), Sven Bender for Kehl ( 75th) .), Moritz Leitner for lion (77.), (C)Captain of the crew
Coach Dortmund Jürgen Klopp
Gates Penalty shoot-out: 0: 1 Gündoğan, 1: 1 Holtby, 1: 2 Hummels, 2: 2 Edu, Fährmann holds against Großkreutz, 3: 2 Höwedes, 3: 3 Leitner, 4: 3 Jurado, Fährmann holds against Perišić
referee Knut Kircher ( Rottenburg am Neckar )

people

President

Surname from to
Willy Gies 1904 1909
Heinrich Hilgert 1909 March 17, 1912
Fritz Unkel March 17, 1912 1915
Robert Schuermann 1915 July 25, 1919
Fritz Unkel July 25, 1919 July 23, 1932
Wilhelm Münstermann July 23, 1932 April 1933
Georg Stolze April 1933 June 24, 1933
Fritz Unkel June 24, 1933 August 6, 1939
Heinrich Tschenscher August 6, 1939 April 30, 1940
Heinrich Pieneck April 30, 1940 February 1946
Fritz Mattner February 1946 May 25, 1946
Fritz Lenig May 25, 1946 February 22, 1947
Josef Wietfeld July 18, 1947 June 21, 1950
Albert Wildfang June 21, 1950 July 29, 1953
Albert Möritz July 29, 1953 1958
Hans-Georg König 4th September 1959 July 27, 1964
Fritz Szepan July 27, 1964 July 21, 1965
Kurt Hatlauf July 21, 1965 5th January 1966
Fritz Szepan September 14, 1966 September 27, 1967
Günter Siebert September 27, 1967 November 11, 1976
Karl-Heinz Hütsch November 11, 1976 March 9, 1978
Günter Siebert March 9, 1978 1st December 1979
Hans-Joachim Fenne May 6, 1980 5th December 1986
Günter Siebert 2nd February 1987 September 19, 1988
Michael Zylka November 21, 1988 November 24, 1988
Günter Eichberg January 16, 1989 17th October 1993
Bernd Tönnies February 7, 1994 July 1, 1994
Helmut Kremers September 12, 1994 December 6, 1994

CEO

Surname from to
Gerhard Rehberg December 12, 1994 June 18, 2007
Josef Schnusenberg June 18, 2007 June 30, 2010

Manager

Surname from to
Rudi Assauer May 15, 1981 4th December 1986
Rolf Rüssmann February 25, 1987 August 10, 1987
Helmut Kremers April 6, 1989 17th July 1991
Günter Netzer August 1, 1991 April 27, 1992
Helmut Kremers July 1, 1992 October 30, 1992
Helmut Kremers January 11, 1993 March 9, 1993
Rudi Assauer April 1, 1993 May 17, 2006
Andreas Mueller May 17, 2006 March 9, 2009
Felix Magath July 1, 2009 March 16, 2011
Horst Heldt March 16, 2011 May 14, 2016
Christian Heidel May 15, 2016 March 14, 2019
Jochen Schneider March 14, 2019

Trainer

Surname from to Duration
Heinz Ludewig April 3, 1925 1927
Gustav Wieser May 25, 1928 1929
Kurt Otto August 11, 1929 1930
August Sobotka 1930 1931
Hans Sauerwein August 1, 1931 July 1, 1932 335 days
Kurt Otto July 20, 1932 1933
Hans Schmidt August 15, 1933 July 7, 1938 1787 days
Otto Faist October 26, 1938 1942
Ernst Kuzorra 1946 1947
Willi Schäfer November 4, 1947 1948
Theo Langl 1948 1948
Ferdinand Swatosch November 1, 1948 1949
Fritz Szepan August 31, 1949 1954
Eduard Frühwirth 1954 May 31, 1959
Nandor Lengyel 1959 1960
Georg Gawliczek 1960 April 25, 1964
Fritz Langner April 26, 1964 June 30, 1967 1160 days
Karl-Heinz Marotzke July 1, 1967 November 13, 1967 135 days
Günter Brocker November 18, 1967 17th November 1968 365 days
Rudi Gutendorf November 22, 1968 7th September 1970 654 days
Slobodan Čendić September 8, 1970 June 30, 1971 295 days
Ivica Horvat July 1, 1971 June 30, 1975 1460 days
Max Merkel July 1, 1975 March 9, 1976 252 days
Friedel Rausch March 10, 1976 20th December 1977 650 days
Uli Maslo December 21, 1977 May 24, 1978 154 days
Ivica Horvat July 1, 1978 March 17, 1979 259 days
Gyula Lóránt March 19, 1979 4th December 1979 260 days
Dietmar Schwager 5th December 1979 April 22, 1980 139 days
Fahrudin Jusufi April 21, 1980 May 26, 1981 400 days
Rudi Assauer May 27, 1981 June 30, 1981 34 days
Sigfried Held July 1, 1981 January 20, 1983 568 days
Jürgen Sundermann January 24, 1983 June 30, 1983 157 days
Diethelm Ferner July 1, 1983 June 30, 1986 1095 days
Rolf sheepfold July 1, 1986 7th December 1987 524 days
Horst Franz December 29, 1987 September 18, 1988 264 days
Diethelm Ferner 20th September 1988 April 6, 1989 198 days
Helmut Kremers April 7, 1989 April 10, 1989 3 days
Peter Neururer April 11, 1989 November 13, 1990 581 days
Klaus Fischer November 14, 1990 December 31, 1990 47 days
Aleksandar Ristić January 1, 1991 April 30, 1992 485 days
Klaus Fischer May 1, 1992 June 30, 1992 60 days
Udo Lattek July 1, 1992 17th January 1993 200 days
Helmut Schulte January 18, 1993 October 10, 1993 265 days
Jörg Berger October 11, 1993 October 3, 1996 1088 days
Hubert New 4th October 1996 October 8, 1996 4 days
Huub Stevens October 9, 1996 June 30, 2002 2090 days
Frank Neubarth July 1, 2002 March 26, 2003 268 days
Marc Wilmots March 26, 2003 June 30, 2003 96 days
Jupp Heynckes July 1, 2003 September 15, 2004 442 days
Eddy Achterberg September 15, 2004 September 28, 2004 13 days
Ralf Rangnick September 28, 2004 December 12, 2005 440 days
Oliver Reck December 12, 2005 January 4, 2006 23 days
Mirko Slomka January 4, 2006 April 13, 2008 830 days
Michael Büskens April 13, 2008 June 30, 2008 78 days
Fred Rutten July 1, 2008 March 26, 2009 268 days
Michael Büskens March 27, 2009 June 30, 2009 95 days
Felix Magath July 1, 2009 March 16, 2011 623 days
Seppo Eichkorn March 16, 2011 March 20, 2011 4 days
Ralf Rangnick March 21, 2011 September 22, 2011 185 days
Seppo Eichkorn September 22, 2011 September 26, 2011 4 days
Huub Stevens September 27, 2011 December 16, 2012 446 days
Jens Keller December 16, 2012 October 7, 2014 660 days
Roberto Di Matteo October 7, 2014 May 26, 2015 231 days
André Breitenreiter June 12, 2015 May 15, 2016 338 days
Markus Weinzierl 2nd June 2016 June 9, 2017 372 days
Domenico Tedesco June 9, 2017 March 14, 2019 643 days
Huub Stevens 15th March 2019 May 18, 2019 64 days
David Wagner 1st July 2019 427 days

Notes and individual references

  1. ↑ according to Hannover 96 ( Memento from December 20, 2005 in the Internet Archive ); "100 Schalke years" says Lay as a shooter.
  2. ↑ according to "100 Schalke Years" ; other sources, such as the football archive ( memento of October 7, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) give Szepan as a shooter.
  3. ↑ according to 100 Schalke years ; according to the official club side , Gellesch (4th) was the shooter.
  4. ↑ List based on Stefan Goch / Norbert Silberbach: "Between blue and white lies gray", p. 207; Essen 2005, ISBN 3-89861-433-6 , citing the Schalker Kreisel , May 1956, as the source . In contrast, Karl Barufka cites 100 Schalke years for Adolf Urban, in contradiction to Barufka's portrait there (after he only stood in a final once, in 1941, in the cup against Dresden)
  5. ↑ According to Goch / Silberbach, p. 154, Faist had been with the Wehrmacht since January 19, 1942.