Regional football league 1964/65

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Regional football league 1964/65
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The football regional league 1964/65 was the second season of this league.

North

Season course

The fifth in the first round in 1963/64, Holstein Kiel, opened the first half of the season with a 22-0 point start. On the 12th matchday, November 8, 1964, the series broke, St. Pauli won in front of 17,000 spectators in the Holstein Stadium against the "Storks" with 2-1 goals. After the preliminary round, Holstein Kiel was sovereign with 28: 4 points in first place in the north. Amateur national player Franz-Josef Hönig had proven to be a valuable reinforcement and the youth national player of 1962, Gerd Saborowski , made the breakthrough as a goalscorer. St. Pauli followed with 23: 9 points after the preliminary round in second place and was able to defend this place until the final day on May 9, 1965. Altona 93 came third with a second half of 23: 9 points, ahead of Arminia Hannover, who was placed in front of coach Kurt Krause's team after the preliminary round (21:11 points) . The Arminen, the young Horst Witzler had taken up the post of coach, won all three home games against Altona, Kiel and St. Pauli in the second half of the season. The three lost games in a row against Wolfsburg, Concordia and Hildesheim in January / February 1965 made the successes in the top games worthless for the team around Gerhard Elfert and Helmut Kafka . Trainer Fritz Rebell came in fifth with promoted Göttingen 05. In the relegation battle, the VfV Hildesheim with the 3-1 away win on the final day, May 9, 1965, at St. Pauli, the class against the tied rival VfR Neumünster, who lost with 0-2 goals at Concordia Hamburg.

The top scorer list was headed by Gerd Saborowski (Holstein Kiel) with 34 goals. Club mate Gerd Koll followed with 23 goals in front of Ulrich Kallius von Altona 93 with 21 goals. For the 1965/66 round they switched to the Bundesliga :

Closing table

space society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
01. Holstein Kiel 32 24 4th 4th 94:41 +53 52:12
02. FC St. Pauli (M) 32 17th 8th 7th 79:45 +34 42:22
03. Altona 93 32 17th 7th 8th 69:45 +24 41:23
04th SV Arminia Hanover 32 17th 6th 9 76:49 +27 40:24
05. 1. SC Göttingen 05 (N) 32 17th 3 12 62:40 +22 37:27
06th VfL Wolfsburg 32 12 8th 12 53:56 - 03 32:32
07th Bremerhaven 93 32 11 9 12 46:55 - 04th 31:33
08th. ASV Bergedorf 85 32 14th 2 16 61:62 - 01 30:34
09. SC Concordia Hamburg 32 13 4th 15th 44:57 −13 30:34
10. VfL Osnabrück 32 12 5 15th 71:65 + 06 29:35
11. VfB Lübeck 32 11 6th 15th 42:56 −14 28:36
12. SC Victoria Hamburg 32 10 8th 14th 52:73 −19 28:36
13. VfB Oldenburg 32 10 7th 15th 52:59 - 07th 27:37
14th SV Friedrichsort 32 9 9 14th 41:59 −18 27:37
15th VfV Hildesheim 32 9 8th 15th 49:60 −11 26:38
16. VfR Neumünster 32 11 4th 17th 52:71 −19 26:38
17th Lawn sports Harburg (N) 32 6th 6th 20th 39:89 −50 18:46
  • Qualification for promotion to the Bundesliga 1965/66
  • Relegation to the 1st amateur league in 1965/66

    • (M) Regional League Champion North 1963/64 (N) Promoted 1963/64

    Promotion round to Regionalliga Nord

    The amateur teams from Hannover 96 and Eintracht Braunschweig as first and second from Lower Saxony were not allowed to take part in the promotion round. The fourth and fifth SV Union Salzgitter and TSR Olympia Wilhelmshaven moved up.

    Group A

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
     1. Itzehoer SV  6th  4th  1  1 011: 800 1.38 09: 30
     2. TSV Uetersen  6th  2  2  2 012:110 1.09 06: 60
     3. TSR Olympia Wilhelmshaven  6th  2  1  3 008: 700 1.14 05: 70
     4th TuS Celle  6th  2  0  4th 013:180 0.72 04: 80

    Group B

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
     1. Bremen SV  6th  3  1  2 012:120 1.00 07: 50
     2. SV Union Salzgitter  6th  2  2  2 012:110 1.09 06: 60
     3. Heider SV  6th  2  2  2 014:150 0.93 06: 60
     4th SC Sperber Hamburg  6th  1  3  2 013:130 1.00 05: 70
  • Promoted to Regionalliga Nord in 1965/66

    • Berlin

    Season course

    Initially, all ten clubs played in a joint preliminary and second round. Then the best five took part in the championship round, the last five in the relegation group or relegation round.

    After the joint first and second round with 18 games, Spandauer SV led the table with 32: 4 points, ahead of Tennis Borussia (29: 7) and Tasmania 1900 with 27: 9 points. At the bottom of the table was Blau-Weiß 90 with 9:27 points. In the championship round, Tennis-Borussia prevailed with 13: 3 points - the attack series with Willi Kraus , Klaus Marquardt , Helmut Beekmann, Bernd Sobeck and Erhard Foit decided the games in the decisive phase - and came to the championship with a total of 42:10 points and thus to move into the Bundesliga promotion round in 1965. Spandau could not hold the form of the first group stage - no defeat -, got only 9: 7 points and had to make do with the runner-up, but not to participate in the Bundesliga promotion round entitled. Last year's champion Tasmania Berlin was able to gain in the championship round - the blue-whites from the southern Berlin district of Neukölln got 12: 4 points - but “Tas” landed in third place in the final table.

    The Reinickendorfer Füchse won the relegation games against Rapide Wedding and remained bottom of the table in the Regionalliga Berlin.

    Center forward Heinz Fischer from Tasmania 1900 won the top scorer's crown for the second time with 25 goals. Willi Kraus (TeBe) followed with 23 goals and Klaus Triemer (BFC Südring) with 19 goals.

    Due to the withdrawal of Hertha BSC's license , Tasmania Berlin moved up to the Bundesliga as Berlin representative immediately before the start of the round in 1965/66 (the second-placed club Spandauer SV waived promotion). Striker Heinz Fischer had already signed with Eintracht Gelsenkirchen in the Regionalliga West and was therefore not available to "Tas" in the Bundesliga. Bernd Meißel was signed by Berliner SV 1892 and striker Ulrich Sand from Wacker 04 from the Berlin Regionalliga.

    Preliminary round

    space society Sp G U V Gates Points
    1. Spandauer SV 18th 14th 4th 0 41:11 32: 4
    2. Tennis Borussia Berlin 18th 12 5 1 44:13 29: 7
    3. Tasmania Berlin 18th 13 1 4th 56:19 27: 9
    4th Wacker 04 Berlin 18th 8th 3 7th 38:37 19:17
    5. Berliner SV 92 18th 7th 3 8th 22:36 17:19
    6th Viktoria 89 Berlin (N) 18th 6th 2 10 36:51 14:22
    7th BFC Südring 18th 3 6th 9 28:45 12:24
    8th. Reinickendorfer foxes 18th 4th 3 11 18:39 11:25
    9. Hertha Zehlendorf 18th 3 4th 11 23:37 10:26
    10. Blue-White 90 Berlin 18th 1 7th 10 12:30 9:27

    Championship round

    space society Sp G U V Gates Points
    1. Tennis Borussia Berlin 26th 17th 8th 1 67:23 42:10
    2. Spandauer SV 26th 18th 5 3 57:26 41:11
    3. Tasmania Berlin (M) 26th 18th 3 5 82:29 39:13
    4th Wacker 04 Berlin 26th 9 4th 13 49:59 22:30
    5. Berliner SV 92 26th 8th 4th 14th 28:61 20:32

    Relegation round

    space society Sp G U V Gates Points
    6th BFC Südring Berlin 26th 7th 8th 11 54:61 22:30
    7th Blue-White 90 Berlin 26th 6th 10 10 27:38 22:30
    8th. Hertha Zehlendorf 26th 6th 6th 14th 33:50 18:34
    9. Viktoria 89 Berlin (N) 26th 7th 3 16 47:69 17:35
    10. Reinickendorfer foxes 26th 6th 5 15th 28:56 17:35
  • Qualification for promotion to the Bundesliga 1965/66
  • Subsequent 'promotion' in the Bundesliga as a replacement for Hertha BSC, who had been relegated

    • (M) regional league champion Berlin 1963/64 (N) promoted season 1963/64

    west

    Season course

    In the second season Regionalliga West the favorites were the Bundesliga relegated Prussia Münster, the teams from Aachen and Wuppertal that failed in the promotion round, last year's third Fortuna Düsseldorf and Bielefeld, the attack with Gerd Roggensack , Uwe Erich , Ulrich Kohn , Gustav Walenciak and Bernd Kirchner (Erich, Kohn and Walenciak came new to the “Alm”) was also traded as a favorite. After the first half of the season, the Borussia Mönchengladbach team, which was taken over from coach Hennes Weisweiler , surprisingly led the table with 27: 7 points ahead of Aachen (26: 8), Düsseldorf (23:11), Oberhausen (23:11) and Viktoria Köln with 22:12 Points at. The Arminen from Bielefeld, traded as one of the favorites before the round, were already beaten in ninth place with 16:18 points. In the second half of the season, however, Bielefeld scored the same points as last year's champions from Aachen with 23:11 points, thus moving up to fifth place. RW Oberhausen, who was seventh in the table last year, came fourth and with Hans Siemensmeyer had an outstanding talent in the midfield. The team of coach Kuno Klötzer played again for the championship, in the end Fortuna Düsseldorf and goal scorer Peter Meyer won the thankless third place. The Tivoli team from Aachen moved into the Bundesliga promotion round as runner-up again. Mönchengladbach scored 7: 1 points from the last four matches, Aachen only 4: 4 points and thus the team from Bökelberg, as the new champions, had three points ahead of the defending champions. The attack with Herbert L Bäumen , Jupp Heynckes , Bernd Rupp , Günter Netzer and Werner Waddey became a term for attack swing, combination joy and goals. Coach Weisweiler's ability is underlined by the departures in the summer of 1964: Heinz Crawatzo (Schalke 04; Bundesliga), Horst-Dieter Höttges (Werder Bremen; Bundesliga), Ulrich Kohn (Arminia Bielefeld; Regionalliga West) and Karl-Heinz Mülhausen ( Hannover 96; Bundesliga) were to be replaced in the 1964/65 round. The lecturer at the Sports University in Cologne signed the amateurs Bernd Rupp (SV Wiesbaden) and Werner Waddey (1. FC Mönchengladbach) as newcomers and was able to send Jupp Heynckes from Grün-Weiß Holt into the race, who had been suspended for one year.

    At the bottom of the table it caught the promoted Homberger SV, who was after the preliminary round with 12:22 points in 16th place. Westfalia Herne (first half of the season 11:23 points and thus 17th) increased enormously in the second half of the season, came to 20:14 points and thus still in twelfth place in the table. At Herne, the loss of Jürgen Bandura , Hans Cieslarczyk and Alfred Pyka had a significant impact on performance at the beginning of the lap.

    The top scorer lists:

    The players switched to the Bundesliga for the 1965/66 round:

    Closing table

    space society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
    01. Borussia Monchengladbach 34 23 6th 5 92:39 +53 52:16
    02. Alemannia Aachen (M) 34 21st 7th 6th 69:23 +46 49:19
    03. Fortuna Dusseldorf 34 18th 7th 9 71:38 +33 43:25
    04th Rot-Weiß Oberhausen 34 17th 8th 9 55:35 +20 42:26
    05. Arminia Bielefeld 34 15th 9 10 68:52 +16 39:29
    06th Wuppertal SV 34 14th 8th 12 54:52 + 02 36:32
    07th Red and white food 34 14th 6th 14th 56:53 + 03 34:34
    08th. Prussia Munster (A) 34 13 7th 14th 50:48 + 02 33:35
    09. Black and white food 34 10 13 11 58:59 - 01 33:35
    10. SC Viktoria Cologne 34 14th 5 15th 41:48 - 07th 33:35
    11. Eintracht Duisburg 34 10 12 12 41:53 −12 32:36
    12. Westfalia Herne 34 13 5 16 45:56 −11 31:37
    13. Eintracht Gelsenkirchen (N) 34 10 10 14th 46:57 −11 30:38
    14th Hamborn 07 34 9 11 14th 49:68 −19 29:39
    15th TSV Marl-Hüls 34 10 8th 16 36:59 −23 28:40
    16. Bayer 04 Leverkusen 34 8th 10 16 48:55 - 07th 26:42
    17th STV Horst-Emscher 34 6th 10 18th 33:79 −46 22:46
    18th Homberger SV (N) 34 6th 8th 20th 24:62 −38 20:48
  • Qualification for promotion to the Bundesliga 1965/66
  • Relegation to the Association League in 1965/66

    • (M) Regional league champions West 1963/64 (A) Relegated from the Bundesliga 1963/64 (N) Relegated from the association league 1963/64

    Promotion round to Regionalliga West

    The promotion round was canceled because the Middle Rhine champions 1. FC Köln Amateurs are not eligible for promotion and no other team had applied for a license for the regional league. Therefore, Westfalenmeister VfL Bochum and Niederrheinmeister VfB Bottrop rose without a fight.

    southwest

    Season course

    The Bundesliga relegated 1. FC Saarbrücken prevailed as champions in the southwest. In the Ludwigspark Stadium at home , he laid the foundation for this with 33: 1 points. On the offensive, they were clearly superior to the competitors from Worms, Trier and local rivals Saar 05. The runner-up Worms led after the twelfth day of the table with 21: 3 points. Wormatia then lost the following away game at 1. FC Saarbrücken with 1: 2 goals and thus opened the connection to the Saarlanders again. The Worms built on the best defense. The defense around goalkeeper Slavko Stojanovic allowed only 24 goals against in 34 association games ; In 17 home games, the opposing storm rows could only score nine hits. At 1. FC Saarbrücken the coach was changed during the round: The Saarland association coach Jupp Derwall took over for Helmut Schneider . Sportfreunde Saarbrücken had to struggle with the departure of the young striker Johannes Löhr and withdrew from the regional league after the round for financial reasons. In Ludwigshafen there had been a merger between Phönix and TuRa before the start of the round, resulting in the birth of SV Südwest Ludwigshafen. Southwest took fifth place. At last year's runner-up, FK Pirmasens, there were too many defeats (12) and therefore turbulence on the coaching bench. Kurt Sommerlatt sparked Alfred Preissler from. The VfR Kaiserslautern did not benefit from the two successes at the end of the round against Bellheim and Spfr. Saarbrücken, the team from Erbsenberg and Germania Metternich relegated to the amateur camp.

    The new striker at 1. FC Saarbrücken, Emil Poklitar , took the top scorer's crown in the southwest with 27 goals. Hans-Erwin Volberg (FKP) with 26 and Fritz Altmeyer (SV Saar 05) with 24 goals followed closely behind. For the 1965/66 round, the players Hugo Dausmann (FKP) and Dieter Bedürftig (Worms) signed contracts in the Bundesliga.

    Closing table

    space society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
    01. 1. FC Saarbrücken (A) 34 27 4th 3 92:33 +59 58:10
    02. VfR Wormatia Worms 34 20th 10 4th 64:24 +40 50:18
    03. Eintracht Trier 34 21st 6th 7th 67:27 +40 48:20
    04th SV Saar 05 Saarbrücken 34 20th 6th 8th 69:33 +36 46:22
    05. SV Südwest Ludwigshafen 34 18th 6th 10 64:44 +20 42:26
    06th TuS Neuendorf 34 18th 6th 10 68:53 +15 42:26
    07th FK Pirmasens 34 19th 3 12 76:44 +33 41:27
    08th. Ludwigshafener SC 34 14th 8th 12 56:50 + 06 36:32
    09. SpVgg Weisenau 34 13 6th 15th 56:73 −17 32:36
    10. Phoenix Bellheim 34 10 10 14th 40:51 −11 30:38
    11. 1. FSV Mainz 05 34 12 4th 18th 55:64 - 09 28:40
    12. VfR Frankenthal 34 9 9 16 54:64 −10 27:41
    13. BSC Oppau 34 11 5 18th 53:69 −16 27:41
    14th SV 06 Völklingen 34 10 6th 18th 54:71 −17 26:42
    15th TSC Zweibrücken 34 10 3 21st 53:82 −29 23:45
    16. Sportfreunde Saarbrücken 34 8th 5 21st 36:72 −36 21:47
    17th VfR Kaiserslautern 34 6th 6th 22nd 32:79 −47 18:50
    18th Germania Metternich (N) 34 4th 9 21st 26:82 −56 17:51
  • Qualification for promotion to the Bundesliga 1965/66
  • Relegation to the 1st amateur league in 1965/66

    • (A) Relegated from the Bundesliga 1963/64 (N) Relegated from the 1st amateur league 1963/64

    Promotion round to the Regionalliga Südwest

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
     1. SV Alsenborn  4th  2  2  0 012: 400 3.00 06: 20
     2. SpVgg Bendorf  4th  1  2  1 005: 500 1.00 04: 40
     3. SV Ludweiler-Warndt  4th  1  0  3 003:110 0.27 02: 60
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Südwest 1965/66

    • south

    Season course

    In the south, FC Bayern Munich won the championship ahead of coach Georg Wurzer's team , SSV Reutlingen. If you take the goal difference in hand, FC Bayern scored 146 goals and, with Rainer Ohlhauser and Gerd Müller, the two most accurate shooters of the season, the lead of coach Zlatko Čajkovski with three points is surprisingly close to the team at the stadium the cross mark . The Munich team had 59 hits more than the runner-up in Reutlingen, as well as the best defense in the league with only 32 goals conceded in 36 round games. Kickers Offenbach, with coach Radoslav Momirski , scored the most goals next to the new champions with 91 goals, but conceded too many goals with 63 to push Munich and Reutlingen from the top positions. The Reutlingers gave up the table lead only on matchday 17 with their 0-1 defeat at FSV Frankfurt to Bayern Munich. On October 18, 1964, Gerd Müller made his debut in the attack of FC Bayern in the 11-2 away win at the Möslestadion against Freiburg FC. This completed the legendary axis with Sepp Maier (goal), Franz Beckenbauer (libero) and Gerd Müller (center forward). Munich clearly won the two top duels with 5-0 and 3-0 goals against the team from the foot of the Achalm . Swabian Augsburg experienced a dramatic crash - the fourth last year ended up in 16th place and thus immediately ahead of the relegation places - and TSG Ulm 1846. The "Spatzen" rose without the national goalkeeper Wolfgang Fahrian, who had switched to Hertha BSC, in 18th together with the newcomers Wacker Munich and FC Emmendingen in the amateur league. The South Baden were completely overwhelmed with only one win and 158 goals in the 36 association games.

    The top scorer list was headed by Rainer Ohlhauser with 42 hits. Gerd Müller followed with 33 goals in front of center forward Rudolf Bast from VfR Mannheim with 32 goals.

    The players switched to the Bundesliga for the 1965/66 round:

    Closing table

    space society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
    01. FC Bayern Munich 36 24 7th 5 146: 032 +112 55:17
    02. SSV Reutlingen 36 23 6th 7th 087: 045 + 042 52:20
    03. Kickers Offenbach 36 19th 10 7th 091: 063 + 028 48:24
    04th SV Waldhof Mannheim 36 19th 8th 9 074: 050 + 024 46:26
    05. KSV Hessen Kassel (M) 36 17th 6th 13 074: 052 + 022 40:32
    06th VfR Mannheim 36 15th 10 11 066: 053 + 013 40:32
    07th Stuttgart Kickers 36 15th 10 11 069: 059 + 010 40:32
    08th. SpVgg Fürth 36 16 7th 13 072: 062 + 010 39:33
    09. FC Bayern Hof 36 16 4th 16 065: 058 + 007 36:36
    10. FSV Frankfurt 36 15th 6th 15th 052: 059 - 007th 36:36
    11. Freiburg FC 36 11 13 12 060: 068 - 008 35:37
    12. ESV Ingolstadt 36 13 8th 15th 055: 065 - 010 34:38
    13. 1. FC Pforzheim 36 13 7th 16 047: 061 - 014 33:39
    14th Darmstadt 98 (N) 36 11 11 14th 049: 066 - 017th 33:39
    15th FC Schweinfurt 05 36 14th 4th 18th 049: 055 - 006 32:40
    16. TSV Schwaben Augsburg 36 11 8th 17th 061: 073 - 012 30:42
    17th FC Wacker Munich (N) 36 10 7th 19th 054: 086 - 032 27:45
    18th TSG Ulm 1846 36 9 6th 21st 053: 090 - 037 24:48
    19th FC Emmendingen (N) 36 1 2 33 031: 158 −127 04:68
  • Qualification for promotion to the Bundesliga 1965/66
  • Relegation to the 1st amateur league in 1965/66

    • (M) Regional league champions South 1963/64 (N) Promoted 1963/64

    Promotion round to the Regionalliga Süd

    The  SC Opel Rüsselsheim  as champions of the 1st amateur league Hessen and the SpVgg Weiden , as champions of the Bayern league, rose directly to the Regionalliga Süd. The champions of the 1st amateur leagues: South Baden, North Baden, North Württemberg and Black Forest-Bodensee played the third promoted team in a promotion round. VfR Pforzheim made the rise .

    space society Games Gates Points
    1 VfR Pforzheim 6th 17: 7 9: 3
    2 Sports fans Esslingen 6th 13:10 8: 4
    3 Sc freiburg 6th 7:14 5: 7
    4th FV Ebingen 6th 10:16 2:10
  • Promoted to the Regionalliga Süd

    • Promotion round to the Bundesliga

    The group matches took place from May 29th to June 26th.

    Qualifying matches

    FC St. Pauli - SSV Reutlingen 1-0
    SSV Reutlingen - FC St. Pauli 4: 2 (2: 1) n.V.

    SSV Reutlingen qualified for the group games.

    Group 1

    With the 5: 1 away win on the starting day at Wormatia Worms, the West Champion Mönchengladbach underscored his ambitions for promotion to the Bundesliga. The “foals” had 5: 1 points from the next games against Kiel and the two immediately following games against Reutlingen and after four encounters they were safely at the top of Group 1 with 7: 1 points. The 7-0 home win against Reutlingen on June 16, the ascent race decided. Thus Gladbach was able to survive the 1: 3 minus points from the last two games unscathed.

    The Mönchengladbach players who were used in the promotion round:

    Manfred Orzessek , Walter Wimmer , Arno Ernst , Albert Jansen , Egon Milder , Heinz Lowin , Herbert Lektiven , Jupp Heynckes , Bernd Rupp , Günter Netzer , Werner Waddey , Rudolf Pöggeler .

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Borussia Monchengladbach  6th  3  2  1 017: 700 +10 08: 40
     2. SSV Reutlingen 05  6th  2  3  1 008:110  −3 07: 50
     3. Holstein Kiel  6th  2  2  2 012: 900  +3 06: 60
     4th Wormatia worms  6th  1  1  4th 007:170 −10 03: 90
  • Promotion to the Bundesliga in 1965/66

    • Group 2

    Alemannia Aachen failed for the second time in the promotion games. Was it Hannover 96 in the first year, now Bayern Munich destroyed the Tivoli-Elf's ambitions for promotion. On the third matchday Bayern Munich won the home game against Aachen with 2-1 goals, got a 1-1 draw three days later in the second leg and in the last two matches they overturned 1. FC Saarbrücken 5-0 and Tennis Borussia Berlin 8 : 0 goals out. With 18: 3 goals and 9: 3 points, the Munich team moved into the Bundesliga.

    The FC Bayern Munich players used:

    Sepp Maier , Adolf Kunstwadl , Werner Olk , Jakob Drescher , Franz Beckenbauer , Peter Kupferschmidt , Rudolf Nafziger , Rainer Ohlhauser , Gerd Müller , Rudolf Grosser , Dieter Brenninger , Karl Borutta , Dieter Koulmann .

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. FC Bayern Munich  6th  4th  1  1 018: 300 +15 09: 30
     2. 1. FC Saarbrücken  6th  3  0  3 012:130  −1 06: 60
     3. Alemannia Aachen  6th  2  2  2 011:120  −1 06: 60
     4th Tennis Borussia Berlin  6th  1  1  4th 010:230 −13 03: 90
  • Promotion to the Bundesliga in 1965/66