State League Württemberg
| State League Württemberg | |
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| abbreviation | LL |
| Association | Württemberg Football Association |
| First edition | 1945 |
| hierarchy | 7th league |
| Teams | 64 (16 each season) |
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SV Fellbach (St. 1) TSG Hofherrnweiler-Unterrombach (St. 2) VfL Pfullingen (St. 3) TSV Berg (St. 4) |
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^ Association League Württemberg (VI) ↓ District Leagues (16 Leagues) (VIII)
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The Landesliga Württemberg (consisting of four seasons) is the second-highest league of the Württemberg Football Association and the seventh-highest league in the German league system . It was first held between 1945 and 1950. It has existed in its current four-track form since 1978. It is one of three regional leagues in Baden-Württemberg , along with the Baden State League and the South Baden State League .
history
State League Württemberg 1945–1950
For the first time it existed from 1945 to 1950 as a second class league on the same level as the Verbandsliga Südwürttemberg , organized by the then Southwest German Football Association , before it was merged with this to the third class 1st amateur league in 1950 .
The following teams were the founding clubs in the 1949/50 season: TSG Ulm 1846 , Sportfreunde Stuttgart , SV Göppingen , SC Stuttgart , SSV Ulm , SpVgg Feuerbach , VfR Aalen , Union Böckingen and FV Zuffenhausen .
State League Württemberg from 1978
In connection with the league reform in 1978 , which resulted in the almost nationwide introduction of the league as the third highest division, the new Württemberg regional league was introduced in the form of four seasons that still exists today from the 1978/79 season. In 1978 it was located on the fifth league level below the Bundesliga , 2nd League (South), Oberliga Baden-Württemberg and Verbandsliga Württemberg . With the introduction of the third- tier regional league in 1994 and the third league in 2008, it moved one step down in the league pyramid, so that it has since been the seventh-highest division for clubs in the Württemberg league football.
structure
Four of the sixteen districts are assigned to one of the four Württemberg state league relays:
State League Württemberg 1
In the Landesliga Württemberg Season 1 clubs from the districts of Enz / Murr , Hohenlohe , Rems / Murr and Unterland play .
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The following teams have been champions in the Landesliga Württemberg 1 since the 2009/10 season:
- 2010 - TuRa Untermünkheim
- 2011 - Spfr Schwäbisch Hall
- 2012 - SG Sonnenhof Großaspach II
- 2013 - Neckarsulm Sports Union
- 2014 - TSG Backnang
- 2015 - TSV Ilshofen
- 2016 - FV Löchgau
- 2017 - TSG Öhringen
- 2018 - SV Breuningsweiler
- 2019 - SV Fellbach
State League Württemberg 2
In the Landesliga Württemberg Season 2 clubs from the districts of Donau / Iller , Kocher / Rems, Neckar / Fils and Stuttgart play .
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The following teams have been champions in the Landesliga Württemberg 2 since the 2009/10 season:
- 2010 - 1. FC Heidenheim II
- 2011 - TSV Essingen
- 2012 - FC Frickenhausen
- 2013 - VfR Aalen II
- 2014 - TSV Essingen
- 2015 - 1. FC Heiningen
- 2016 - Calcio Leinfelden-Echterdingen
- 2017 - Sportfreunde Dorfmerkingen
- 2018 - 1. FC Heiningen
- 2019 - TSG Hofherrnweiler-Unterrombach
State League Württemberg 3
Clubs from the districts of Alb , Böblingen / Calw , Northern Black Forest and Black Forest play in the Landesliga Württemberg Season 3 .
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The following teams have been champions in the Landesliga Württemberg 3 since the 2009/10 season:
- 2010 - SV Nehren
- 2011 - SV Böblingen
- 2012 - VfB Bösingen
- 2013 - VfL Sindelfingen
- 2014 - FC Gärtringen
- 2015 - VfL Sindelfingen
- 2016 - VfL Pfullingen
- 2017 - TSG Tübingen
- 2018 - VfL Nagold
- 2019 - VfL Pfullingen
State League Württemberg 4
In the Landesliga Württemberg Season 4 clubs from the districts of Lake Constance , Danube, Riss and Zollern play.
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The following teams have been champions in the Landesliga Württemberg 4 since the 2009/10 season:
- 2010 - FC Wangen (Allgäu)
- 2011 - VfB Friedrichshafen
- 2012 - TSG Ehingen
- 2013 - TSV 1959 Berg
- 2014 - Olympia Laupheim
- 2015 - TSG Balingen II
- 2016 - FC Wangen 05
- 2017 - SSV Ehingen-Süd
- 2018 - Olympia Laupheim
- 2019 - TSV Berg
Promotion and relegation regulation
The champions of the four seasons are automatically promoted to the Württemberg Association League. The four runners-up take part in the relegation round to the Association League, in which they initially compete against each other in two knockout rounds . The runner-up, who ultimately prevails, has to compete in another relegation game against the federation league club, which landed there on the relegation place. The normal number of teams per season is 16. If there are more relegated from the association league and promoted from the district leagues than relegated to the district league and promoted to the association league, the number of teams increases, resulting in a "tightened" relegation regulation in the following season comes into play. Here the number of permanent relegated teams increases by the number of teams by which the respective relay exceeds the normal number of 16.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Table archive Württemberg ( Memento of the original from December 13, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed September 12, 2011
- ↑ a b c d Fandon: division Württemberg. Master overview . Online at daffs.fandom.com. Retrieved July 21, 2019.
