Football league Baden-Württemberg 1983/84

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Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 1983/84
Logo of the Baden Football AssociationLogo of the South Baden Football AssociationLogo of the Württemberg football association
master Freiburg FC
Climbers VfR Aalen , Karlsruher SC Amateure , FV Weinheim , FC Villingen 08
Relegated VfR Heilbronn ,
FV Lauda ,
FC Villingen ,
SV Neckargerach
Teams 18th
Games 306
← Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 1982/83
↑ 2nd Bundesliga 1983/84

The football league Baden-Württemberg 1983/84 was the sixth league season.

The Freiburg FC , still on the verge of bankruptcy in the 1982/83 season, was able to win the championship title somewhat surprisingly and qualify for the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga , in which, however, as third in the southern group, they clearly missed promotion. The Offenburger FV took part again in the German amateur championship final, defeating SC Eintracht Hamm 4-1 in the final and becoming German amateur champion.

In the subordinate leagues, VfR Heilbronn , FV Lauda , SV Neckargerach and FC Villingen 08, which only rose from the association league last year, were relegated . In return, SG Kirchheim from the Baden Association League , SV Weil from the Südbaden Association League and FC Marbach from the Württemberg Association League rose directly as the respective relay champions in the following season. SC Geislingen from the Württemberg Association League qualified via the promotion round of the runner-ups .

Closing table

Oberliga Baden-Württemberg 1983/84
Pl. society Sp. Gates Diff. Pt.
01. Freiburg FC 34 64:37 +27 49:19
02. Offenburg FV 34 76:46 +30 46:22
03. SV Sandhausen 34 75:47 +28 44:24
04th VfB Stuttgart amateurs 34 76:49 +27 42:26
05. VfR Mannheim 34 73:49 +24 42:26
06th VfR Aalen (N) 34 64:55 + 09 38:30
07th SpVgg 07 Ludwigsburg 34 56:56 - 37:31
08th. FV Biberach 34 65:61 + 04 36:32
09. SC Pfullendorf 34 53:55 - 02nd 36:32
10. FC Rastatt 04 34 63:61 + 02 32:36
11. SV Kuppenheim 34 53:54 - 01 32:36
12. FV Weinheim (N) 34 63:69 - 06 31:37
13. Karlsruher SC Amateurs (N) 34 44:60 -16 28:40
14th SV Goeppingen 34 50:79 -29 28:40
15th VfR Heilbronn 34 49:62 -13 26:42
16. FV Lauda 34 58:65 - 07th 25:43
17th FC Villingen 08 (N) 34 37:66 -29 23:45
18th SV Neckargerach 34 28:76 -48 17:51
Legend
Participant in the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga
Participant in the amateur championship 1984
Relegated to the association league in 1984/85
(N) Promoted from the Association League 1981/82

Promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga

As a master of Oberliga Baden-Württemberg Freiburg FC met in the promotion round to 2. Bundesliga to FC Homburg , VFR BÜRSTADT and TSV 1860 München . After only one win, one draw but four defeats, the Breisgauer finished third in their group with 11:15 goals and 3: 9 points and thus clearly missed promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga.

Games

First leg Return leg
TSV 1860 Munich - VfR Bürstadt 0-0 0: 4
Freiburg FC - FC 08 Homburg 1: 1 1: 4
FC 08 Homburg - TSV 1860 Munich 3: 2 2-0
VfR Bürstadt - Freiburg FC 3: 2 2: 1
TSV 1860 Munich - Freiburg FC 4: 2 1: 4
VfR Bürstadt - FC 08 Homburg 0: 2 2: 3

Closing table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. FC 08 Homburg  6th  5  1  0 015: 600  +9 11: 10
 2. VfR Bürstadt  6th  3  1  2 011: 800  +3 07: 50
 3. Freiburg FC  6th  1  1  4th 011:150  −4 03: 90
 4th TSV 1860 Munich  6th  1  1  4th 007:150  −8 03: 90
  • Promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga 1984/85

    • Baden-Württemberg champion

    Freiburg FC
    Michael Haas (22 games / goals -)

    Heikki Turunen (33/1)
    Christian Streich (25/6), Thomas Schneider (31/4), Werner Feißt (20 / -)
    Udo Bassemir (29/1), Henry Schüler (34/9), Dieter Derigs (34 / 9), Marian Rspondek (33/8)
    Harald Brämer (25/8), Reinhold Wuchrer (32/6)

    Trainer: Lutz Hangartner
    also: Frank Enderle (23 / -), Rolf-Dieter Oettle (22/1); Reiner Zürn (21/3), Fritz Haas (20/4), Wolfgang Dotzauer (14 / -), Karl-Heinz Bühler (12/1), Arnold Brunner (4 / -) - there were also three own goals

    Left without commitment : Rüdiger Fass , Frank Riehle (goal), Gervas Dufner, Michael Röttgern, Uwe Schülke

    Individual evidence