Field hockey Bundesliga 2008/09 (men)

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In the 2008/09 season , the game system introduced in the previous season was modified. Further play-off games were played in the championship and hope rounds. Furthermore, the seven-meter shooting in the event of a tie was replaced by a penalty shoot-out.

Game system

In the preliminary round (league phase) the 12 teams played in a simple round each against each other without a second leg. The teams then played the quarter-finals in play-off games (best of three) in places one to eight. The winners of the play-offs played further play-offs in the championship round, as did the losers in the hope round. The two winners of the play-offs of the championship round contested the final of the German championship. The losers in the play-offs of the championship round played a decider to get into the game for third place in the German championship, which entitles them to participate in the Euro Hockey League . The opponent in the game for 3rd place was determined in the hope round. The winners of the two play-offs of the round of hope also played a playoff, the winner played for third place. The teams in places eight to twelve of the league phase determined the two relegated teams in a relegation round.

League phase

Legend:

(M) German champions
(N) Promoted from the 2nd Bundesliga
  Qualification for the quarter-finals
  Participants in the relegation round
Closing table
space Club Games Gates Points
1. Rot-Weiss Cologne (N) 11 45:19 29
2. Uhlenhorster HC 11 46:26 25th
3. Nuremberg HTC 11 48:32 22nd
4th Uhlenhorst Mülheim 11 30:23 21st
5. Mannheimer HC (N) 11 30:25 20th
6th Club on the Alster (M) 11 26:29 18th
7th Berlin HC 11 31:28 16
8th. Crefelder HTC 11 28:36 14th
9. Düsseldorf HC 11 31:28 13
10. Harvestehuder THC 11 24:44 8th
11. Black and white Neuss 11 22:40 6th
12. TG Frankenthal 11 23:54 6th

Quarter finals

Legend:

(x) Placement league phase
  Qualification for the championship round
  Qualification for the Hope Round
space Club Games Gates Victories
Play-off 1
1. Rot-Weiss Cologne (1) 2 7-0 2
2. Crefelder HTC (8) 2 0: 7 0
Play-off 2
1. Uhlenhorster HC (2) 3 9: 9 2
2. Berlin HC (7) 3 9: 8 1
Play-off 3
1. Club on the Alster (6) 2 10: 5 2
2. Nuremberg HTC (3) 2 5:10 0
Play-off 4
1. Mannheimer HC (5) 3 11: 9 2
2. Uhlenhorst Muelheim (4) 3 9:11 1

Semifinals

Championship round

The winners of the play-offs of the championship round play the final, the losers play in the qualification for the game for third place.

space Club Games Gates Victories
Play-off 5
1. Rot-Weiss Cologne 2 5: 1 2
2. Mannheimer HC 2 1: 5 0
Play-off 6
1. Uhlenhorster HC 2 6: 3 2
2. Club on the Alster 2 3: 6 0

Round of hope

The winners of the play-offs of the round of hope play in the qualification for the game for third place.

space Club Games Gates Victories
Play-off 7
1. Uhlenhorst Mülheim 2 6: 3 2
2. Crefelder HTC 2 3: 6 0
Play-off 8
1. Berlin HC 2 3: 1 2
2. Nuremberg HTC 2 1: 3 0

Relegation round

Relegation round

The last two in the relegation round relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga .

Table of relegation round
space Club Games Gates Points
1. TG Frankenthal 6th 15:17 12
2. TG Frankenthal 6th 18:13 10
3. Harvestehuder THC 6th 14:10 10
4th Black and white Neuss 6th 11:18 4th

Finals

The final round took place on July 11th and 12th, 2009 at Mannheimer HC . On the first day, the final of the hope round (H) and the consolation game of the championship round (M) were played. The two winners of these games qualified for the game for 3rd place. The final was played by the winners of the championship round. German champion in 2009 was the newcomer Rot-Weiss Köln .

Saturday     Sunday
               
M. Mannheimer HC 3 (1)      
M. Club on the Alster 5 (2)     3rd place match
P3 Club on the Alster 4 (2)
    P3 Uhlenhorst Mülheim 2 (1)
H Uhlenhorst Mülheim 3 (0)
H Berlin HC 1 (1)      
Endgame
  E. Rot-Weiss Cologne 4 (3.1)
E. Uhlenhorster HC 3 (3.2)
after extension

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ hockey.de: Play-offs instead of championship and hope round. Retrieved March 29, 2016 .
  2. ↑ 1. Bundesliga men - full schedule on www.hockey.de. Retrieved March 29, 2016 .