Football Landesliga Mittelrhein 1949/50

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Landesliga Mittelrhein 1949/50
master SG Düren 99
Climbers SG Düren 99, SC Fortuna Cologne , VfL Cologne 1899
Teams 16
← Rhine District League 1948/49
↑ 2nd League West 1949/50
District class ↓

The soccer regional league Mittelrhein 1949/50 was the first season of the highest soccer amateur class in the area of ​​the soccer association Mittelrhein under the designation Landesliga . The Landesliga Mittelrhein was the successor to the Rheinbezirksliga and was located below the 2nd League West on the third level of the then German league football.

The championship in 1950 was SG Düren 99 , which rose together with SC Fortuna Cologne and VfL Cologne in 1899 to the 2nd League West . There was no descent; the Landesliga Mittelrhein was expanded to two seasons in the following season 1950/51.

Closing table

space society Sp. Gates Points
1 SG Düren 99 30th 79:28 49:11
2 Godesberg 08 30th 88:49 43:17
3 SC Fortuna Cologne 30th 103: 520 42:18
4th SVS Merkstein (N) 30th 61:56 35:25
5 SV Baesweiler 09 30th 62:55 32:28
6th Borussia Hückelhoven (N) 30th 50:48 32:28
7th SV Beuel 06 30th 64:65 32:28
8th SpVg Frechen 20 30th 55:49 31:29
9 VfL Cologne 1899 30th 47:51 31:29
10 Eschweiler SG 30th 56:57 29:31
11 TuRa Bonn 30th 57:59 28:32
12 SC Blau-Weiß 06 Cologne 30th 52:58 24:36
13 Germania Zündorf (N) 30th 54:66 23:37
14th Jahn Küppersteg (N) 1 30th 35:63 21:39
15th SC Black and White Cologne 30th 50:95 15:45
16 Kohlscheider BC 30th 30:92 11:49
1After the end of the season, Jahn Küppersteg merged with TuS Manfort to form VfL Leverkusen and played under this name in the Middle Rhine regional league the following season.
  • Promoted to the 2nd League West

    • literature

    • Hardy Greens: From the Crown Prince to the Bundesliga . 1890 to 1963. In: Encyclopedia of German League Football . tape 1 . AGON Sportverlag, Kassel 1996.

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