FC Triesenberg

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FC Triesenberg
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Basic data
Surname Triesenberg football club
Seat Triesenberg , Liechtenstein
founding May 28, 1972
Colours blue yellow
president Robert Sele
Website fctriesenberg.li
First soccer team
Head coach Alessio Haas
Venue Leitawis sports complex
Places about 1000
league 3rd League (Group 1)
2020/2021
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The FC Triesenberg is the Soccer Team of Liechtenstein municipality Triesenberg . It was founded in May 1972, the club colors are blue and yellow.

history

FC Triesenberg is one of only seven Liechtenstein football clubs. Like all other clubs, it therefore takes part in Swiss league operations. There the club started in the 4th league in 1972 (then sixth highest division, today seventh highest) and became champions for the first time in 1978, but could not prevail in the promotion games. Even two years later you could not assert yourself after the championship in the promotion games. It was not until the 1986/1987 season that after the third championship title, they got into the 3rd division (Switzerland) (then fifth highest division, today sixth highest). Until 1998 you could hold in this division, but then had to relegate again. Three years after relegation, they returned to the third division. In the 2009/2010 season, the club became champions there and rose to the 2nd division for the first time in its history . In the 2018/19 season the 1st team will play in the 3rd division.

Venue

Construction of the Leitawis sports complex began on October 27, 1971. Almost two years later, on September 23, 1973, gaming began. The playing field has a size of 98 × 56 meters. There is space for around 800 spectators in the stands, around 100 of which are covered. In 2017 the facility was renovated and brought up to the latest standard. There are now 2 large cabins, 5 small cabins for juniors and 2 referee's cabins.

successes

  • Active
    • Cup finalist 2015
    • Promotion to the 2nd division: 2010
    • Promotion to the 3rd division: 1987, 2001
  • B juniors
    • National champions: 1983, 1989, 1990
  • D juniors
    • National champions: 1977, 1989, 1990

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