Football Regionalliga Nordost (Women)

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Regionalliga Northeast
Germany Location of Ostdeutschland.PNGTemplate: Infobox football competition / maintenance / logo format
Association Northeast German Football Association
First edition 1991 (as Oberliga Nordost )
Teams 14th
master RB Leipzig
Record champions Tennis Borussia Berlin
Hertha Zehlendorf (4 each)
Website www.nofv-online.de
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The Northeast Women's Regional Football League is the third highest division in women's football in the new federal states and Berlin . The league is subordinate to the northeast German football association .

history

In the 1990/91 season the only official women's soccer championship was played in the territory of the GDR or the former GDR. The top two in the table qualified for the Bundesliga . The rest, together with the top clubs from Berlin, formed the Oberliga Nordost, which in future would be the second-highest division. The first champion was SSV Turbine Potsdam (today: 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam ), which had no chance in the promotion round. The first few years were dominated by clubs from the greater Berlin area. After the second champions 1. FC Lübars also missed promotion, Turbine Potsdam took their chance in 1994 and got promoted to the Bundesliga. Despite a 2: 5 defeat on the penultimate match day of the promotion round against TV Jahn Delmenhorst , the Brandenburg metropolis could celebrate. In the same season, Hertha Zehlendorf rose to the regional league, a club that would dominate the league just a few years later.

In 1995 the championship went to the police SV Rostock (today: SV Hafen Rostock 61 ), which in 1990 as BSG Post Rostock won a GDR championship. In the promotion round, the women from the Baltic Sea were successful. While Potsdam was able to establish itself in the Bundesliga and become a top European team, Rostock had to relegate again after a year. Then the great era of Hertha Zehlendorf began . Four times in a row, the Berlin women, in which the later national players Ariane Hingst and Inken Becher played, were champions. The team conceded only one defeat each year and still set the record for the most goals (114) and the fewest goals against (9), which is still valid today. In the promotion round, the team could not prevail. The last championship in 1999 was quite happy for Zehlendorf. Both the Berliners and FC Erzgebirge Aue scored 51 out of 54 possible points. Three years after the last championship, Zehlendorf was relegated from the league.

The era of Tennis Borussia Berlin followed the Zehlendorf era . The violets were the first club to win the unbeaten championship in 2000. In the same season, the BSC Agrispor provided a splash of color. To this day, the Berlin women are the only club founded by migrants that has played in the regional league. However, the team was too weak and set several negative records. Back to Charlottenburg: TeBe was again the undefeated champion in 2001 and set a new record with 64 of 66 points. The team remained undefeated for over two years, but failed both times in the promotion round. The long-awaited promotion to the Bundesliga was not made until 2002, but after a year the violets were back. In the meantime, the regional league championship went to Thuringia for the first time . The USV Jena became unbeaten champions, but failed in the promotion round on their own nerves. The unikickers lost the decisive game against Hamburger SV on their own pitch .

The 2003/04 season was about qualifying for the new 2nd Bundesliga . Five places were reserved for the Regionalliga Nordost. Once again Tennis Borussia Berlin became the champion, who drew level with Hertha 03 Zehlendorf with their fourth championship. The direct resurgence was missed. In addition to TeBe, Jena, Turbine Potsdam II, Aue and, surprisingly, the newly promoted VfB Leipzig qualified for the new division. With the new league only one club was relegated, which meant that the penultimate FFV Neubrandenburg was able to save itself. A year later, the championship and promotion was celebrated in Neubrandenburg. A year later the 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig became champions and managed to get promoted again. Today's national player Babett Peter played in the Leipzig ranks .

mode

The Regionalliga Nordost consists of twelve teams that compete against each other in the league system . A win is rewarded with three, a draw with one point.

By the end of the season in 2017, the team with the highest points was champions and was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga . Since 2019, the five regional league champions and one regional league champion have been determining who have been promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga in three drawn pairings with a return game. The participating regional league champion is determined using a performance table of the regional associations, which includes the performance of the clubs in the last three seasons in the first and second Bundesliga. If the master renounces his participation or the winner of the games renounces his right of promotion or the winner is denied promotion by the DFB , the loser moves up. If the loser of the promotion round is also denied or denied promotion, no team will be promoted. In contrast to men's football, second teams can also be promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga.

Since not all association league champions always strive for promotion to the regional league, there is no fixed mode for determining who has been promoted.

Current participants

2020/21 season ( edit list )

Previous masters

Record champions

title society Seasons
4th Tennis Borussia Berlin 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004
Hertha Zehlendorf 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
1. FC Union Berlin 2007, 2016, 2018, 2019
3 FF USV Jena II 2008, 2011, 2017
2 Blue and white Hohen Neuendorf 2012, 2015
SSV Turbine Potsdam 1992, 1994
1 LFC Berlin 2013
UPS Jena 2003
1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig 2006
1. FC Lübars 1993
Leipzig FC 07 2010
RB Leipzig 2020
SV Eintracht Leipzig-Süd 2014
Magdeburg FFC 2009
FFV Neubrandenburg 2005
Police SV Rostock 1995

Records

  • Most wins: Hertha Zehlendorf (1996/97) and Tennis Borussia Berlin (2000/01) were each successful 21 times.
  • Fewest wins: SG Motor Halle (1992/93) and Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz (2003/04) did not win three points
  • Most draws: 1. FC Neukölln drew twelve times in 1993/94.
  • Fewest draws: Twelve clubs remained in league history without sharing points. Hertha Zehlendorf was the only club to achieve this twice (1996/97 and 1998/99).
  • Most defeats: BSC Agrispor (1999/00) and MSV Wernigerode (2013/14) lost 21 of the 22 season games. Tennis Borussia Berlin II lost all 20 games in 2010/11.
  • Fewest defeats: A team remained undefeated five times during a season. Tennis Borussia Berlin achieved this three times (1999/00, 2000/01, 2003/04), USV Jena (2002/03) and Herford SV (2009/10) once each.
  • Most goals scored: Hertha Zehlendorf scored 114 goals in the 1996/97 season.
  • Fewest goals scored: 1. FC Neubrandenburg 04 in the 2014/15 season could only celebrate five of their own goals.
  • Most goals conceded: The goalkeeper (s) of MSV Wernigerode had to get the ball out of their own net 158 ​​times in the 2013/14 season.
  • Fewest goals conceded: Hertha Zehlendorf had to accept only nine goals twice. In 1995/96 this happened in 20, 1998/99 in only 18 season games.

All participants of the Regionalliga Nordost

society City Country) Period comment
Alemannia Altdöbern Altdöbern (BB) 1997-2003
FC Erzgebirge Aue Floodplain (SN) 1993-2004, 2007-2020 Withdrawal 2020
FSV Babelsberg 74 Potsdam (BB) 2016/17, since 2020
Blue and white Beelitz Beelitz (BB) 2014-2018
SV Beierfeld Beierfeld (SN) 2000/01
Adlershofer BC Berlin 2004-2008
BSC Agrispor Berlin 1999/2000 until 2013 worst regional league in history
BSV Al-Dersimspor Berlin 2011-2014 Withdrawal 2014
Berliner SV 1892 Berlin 1995/96
Lichterfelder FC Berlin 1991/92, 2005-2013 until 2004: VfB Lichterfelde; Champion 2013
1. FC Lübars Berlin 1991-1997, 2007-2010 Champion 1993, promotion 2010
BSC Marzahn Berlin 2009-2019
BSV Grün-Weiss Neukölln Berlin 2006-2009
1. FC Neukölln Berlin 1991-1994, 1997-1999 Withdrawal 1999
SFC star 1900 Berlin since 2017
Tennis Borussia Berlin Berlin 1997-2002, 2003/04, 2011/12 Master 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004; Withdrawal 2012
Tennis Borussia Berlin II Berlin 1994/95, 2010/11
Türkiyemspor Berlin Berlin since 2020
1. FC Union Berlin Berlin 1991/92, 2001–2007, 2009–2014, 2015/16, since 2017 Champion 2007, 2016, 2018
FC Viktoria 1889 Berlin Berlin since 2014
Hertha Zehlendorf Berlin 1993-2002, 2004/05 Master 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
Bischofswerdaer FV 08 Bischofswerda (SN) since 2017
Chemnitzer FC Chemnitz (SN) 1991/92, 1993/94, 1995–1997, 2002/03, 2004–2007, 2011–2013 Record rise and fall
Energy Cottbus Cottbus (BB) 1994-1996
1. FFC Fortuna Dresden Dresden (SN) 1992-2004, 2009-2019 until 1993: BSG LTA Dresden

until 2002: SV Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz until 2013: 1. FFC Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz

SV Johannstadt 90 Dresden (SN) 1991-1993
1. FFV Erfurt Erfurt (TH) 1993–1998, 2006–2014, 2015–2017, since 2019 until 2000: Grün-Weiß Erfurt
1. FC Gera 03 Gera (TH) 1991-2000, 2006-2010 until 2000: TSV 1880 Gera-Zwötzen
Hallescher FC Hall (ST) 1998-2016 until 2000: Böllberger SV 49
SG Motor Hall Hall (ST) 1991-1993
Blue and white Hohen Neuendorf Hohen Neuendorf (BB) 2003–2008, 2010–2012, 2014–2015, since 2018 Rise in 2008; Master 2012, 2015
FC Carl Zeiss Jena II Jena (TH) 2004–2006, 2007–2011, 2014–2017, since 2018 Champion 2008, 2011, 2017
to 2020: FF USV Jena II
FF USV Jena Jena (TH) 1992-2004 Master 2003
to 2003: USV Jena
Leipzig FC 07 Leipzig (SN) 2008-2010
FC Phoenix Leipzig Leipzig (SN) since 2019
FFV Leipzig Leipzig (SN) 2003/04, 2005/06, 2016/17 Champion 2006, withdrawal from 2017
to 2013: 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig
until 2004: VfB Leipzig
FFV Leipzig II Leipzig (SN) 2010-2016 until 2013: 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig II
RB Leipzig Leipzig (SN) 2017-2020 Champion 2020
RB Leipzig II Leipzig (SN) since 2020
SV Eintracht Leipzig-Süd Leipzig (SN) 2012–2015, since 2018 Master 2014
SV Post Leipzig Leipzig (SN) 1994/95, 1996/97
Magdeburg FFC Magdeburg (ST) 1991–2009, since 2015 Champion 2009
to 1997: SV Fortuna Magdeburg
1997–2003: SV Fortuna Magdeburg / Wolmirstedt
1. FC Neubrandenburg 04 Neubrandenburg (MV) 2001–2005, 2009/10, 2012–2018 until 2002: PSV Neubrandenburg
2002–2009 FFV Neubrandenburg
MSV Neuruppin Neuruppin (BB) 2004/05
SSV Turbine Potsdam Potsdam (BB) 1991-1994 since 1999: 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam
Champion 1992, 1994
1. FFC Turbine Potsdam II Potsdam (BB) 1996-2004
1. FFC turbine Potsdam III Potsdam (BB) 2005-2007 only third team, retired in 2007
SV Port of Rostock 61 Rostock (MV) 1991-1995, 1996-1999, 2004/05, 2006-2008 Master 1995
to 1993: Hansa Rostock
1993-2006: Police SV Rostock
Rostocker FC Rostock (MV) 2017/18, since 2020
FSV 02 Schwerin Schwerin (MV) 2000-2006, 2008/09 until 2002: FC Eintracht Schwerin
MSV Wernigerode Wernigerode (ST) 2013/14 worst regional league in history since 2013
DFC West Saxony Zwickau Zwickau (SN) 1999-2001

Abbreviations of the federal states: BE Berlin; BB Brandenburg; MV Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania; SN Saxony; ST Saxony-Anhalt; TH Thuringia

Tables

1991/92

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. SSV Turbine Potsdam  20th  17th  2  1 061: 900 +52 36: 40
 2. 1. FC Lübars  20th  15th  2  3 050:190 +31 32: 80
 3. 1. FC Neukölln (A)  20th  13  2  5 035:230 +12 28:12
 4th Hansa Rostock  20th  13  1  6th 065:260 +39 27:13
 5. BSG Modedruck Gera  20th  9  4th  7th 031:320  −1 22:18
 6th VfB Lichterfelde  20th  7th  5  8th 030:230  +7 19:21
 7th SV Johannstadt 90  20th  6th  4th  10 021:400 −19 16:24
 8th. Fortuna Magdeburg  20th  6th  3  11 018:400 −22 15:25
 9. 1. FC Union Berlin  20th  4th  4th  12 010:370 −27 12:28
10. SG Motor Hall  20th  4th  2  14th 020:440 −24 10:30
11. Chemnitzer FC  20th  1  1  18th 013:610 −48 03:37
Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1992/93 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1992/93 (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • 1992/93

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. 1. FC Lübars  22nd  15th  6th  1 036:130 +23 36: 80
     2. 1. FC Neukölln  22nd  13  6th  3 049:180 +31 32:12
     3. Uni SV Jena (A)  22nd  12  6th  4th 049:210 +28 30:14
     4th SSV Turbine Potsdam (M)  22nd  12  6th  4th 049:210 +28 30:14
     5. Hansa Rostock  22nd  10  7th  5 053:320 +21 27:17
     6th BSG LTA Dresden (N)  22nd  8th  9  5 026:190  +7 25:19
     7th FC Wismut Aue (A)  22nd  8th  6th  8th 031:310  ± 0 22:22
     8th. Fortuna Magdeburg  22nd  7th  7th  8th 029:320  −3 21:23
     9. Fashion printing Gera-Zwötzen  22nd  4th  7th  11 013:270 −14 15:29
    10. Green-White Erfurt (N)  22nd  4th  6th  12 027:510 −24 14:30
    11. SV Johannstadt 90  22nd  2  4th  16 014:630 −49 08:36
    12. SG Motor Hall  22nd  0  4th  18th 010:690 −59 04:40
    Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1993/94 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1993/94 (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • 1993/94

    The women's football department of Hansa Rostock switched to the police SV Rostock. FC Wismut Aue has been renamed FC Erzgebirge Aue. The BSG LTA Dresden was renamed Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz.

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. SSV Turbine Potsdam  22nd  19th  2  1 099:150 +84 40: 40
     2. Police SV Rostock  22nd  13  6th  3 049:180 +31 32:12
     3. Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz  22nd  12  4th  6th 040:180 +22 28:16
     4th Fortuna Magdeburg  22nd  9  5  8th 040:450  −5 23:21
     5. Hertha Zehlendorf (N)  22nd  8th  4th  10 025:290  −4 20:24
     6th Uni SV Jena  22nd  8th  4th  10 035:410  −6 20:24
     7th FC Erzgebirge Aue  22nd  7th  5  10 022:390 −17 19:25
     8th. 1. FC Lübars (M)  22nd  7th  3  12 025:430 −18 17:27
     9. Green and white Erfurt  22nd  5  6th  11 018:470 −29 16:28
    10. Fashion printing Gera-Zwötzen  22nd  3  9  10 025:410 −16 15:29
    11. 1. FC Neukölln  22nd  1  12  9 020:430 −23 14:30
    12. Chemnitzer FC (N)  22nd  3  7th  12 014:610 −47 13:31
    Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1994/95 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1994/95 (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • 1994/95

    The women's football department of Hansa Rostock switched to the police SV Rostock. FC Wismut Aue has been renamed FC Erzgebirge Aue. The BSG LTA Dresden was renamed Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz.

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Police SV Rostock  22nd  19th  2  1 086:170 +69 40: 40
     2. Hertha Zehlendorf  22nd  17th  3  2 061:190 +42 37: 70
     3. Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz  22nd  14th  4th  4th 059:290 +30 32:12
     4th Uni SV Jena  22nd  12  5  5 060:280 +32 29:15
     5. FC Erzgebirge Aue  22nd  10  6th  6th 047:270 +20 26:18
     6th Green and white Erfurt  22nd  6th  7th  9 019:370 −18 19:25
     7th Fortuna Magdeburg  22nd  7th  3  12 033:430 −10 17:27
     8th. 1. FC Lübars  22nd  7th  3  12 033:470 −14 17:27
     9. Fashion printing Gera-Zwötzen  22nd  5  4th  13 020:460 −26 14:30
    10. Energy Cottbus (N)  22nd  6th  2  14th 024:620 −38 14:30
    11. Tennis Borussia Berlin II (N)  12  3  6th  3 031:580 −27 12:12
    12. Post SV Leipzig (N)  22nd  2  3  17th 019:790 −60 07:37
    Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1995/96 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the 1995/96 Bundesliga (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • 1995/96

    The three-point rule was introduced for the 1995/96 season . Tennis Borussia II withdrew its team before the start of the season.

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Hertha Zehlendorf  20th  18th  1  1 087: 900 +78 55
     2. Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz  20th  15th  1  4th 039:210 +18 46
     3. 1. FC Lübars  20th  12  2  6th 045:240 +21 38
     4th Fortuna Magdeburg  20th  11  3  6th 041:270 +14 36
     5. FC Erzgebirge Aue  20th  10  3  7th 029:230  +6 33
     6th Uni SV Jena  20th  9  4th  7th 037:270 +10 31
     7th Green and white Erfurt  20th  8th  5  7th 035:350  ± 0 29
     8th. TSV Gera-Zwötzen  20th  4th  3  13 015:320 −17 15th
     9. Chemnitzer FC (N)  20th  4th  2  14th 014:410 −27 14th
    10. Energy Cottbus  20th  4th  1  15th 024:740 −50 13
    11. Berliner SV 92 (N)  10  2  1  7th 014:670 −53 07th
    12. Tennis Borussia Berlin II  0  0  0  0 000-000  ± 0 00
    Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1996/97 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1996/97 (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • 1996/97

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Hertha Zehlendorf (M)  22nd  21st  0  1 114: 180 +96 63
     2. Uni SV Jena  22nd  16  2  4th 070:190 +51 50
     3. Police SV Rostock (A)  22nd  15th  1  6th 070:250 +45 46
     4th Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz  22nd  14th  0  8th 044:390  +5 42
     5. FC Erzgebirge Aue  22nd  12  5  5 057:270 +30 41
     6th Fortuna Magdeburg  22nd  9  3  10 043:440  −1 30th
     7th SSV turbine Potsdam II (N)  22nd  8th  5  9 033:460 −13 29
     8th. TSV Gera-Zwötzen  22nd  6th  3  13 015:340 −19 21st
     9. Green and white Erfurt  22nd  4th  5  13 018:640 −46 17th
    10. Post SV Leipzig (N)  22nd  4th  4th  14th 022:570 −35 16
    11. 1. FC Lübars  22nd  3  6th  13 022:840 −62 15th
    12. Chemnitzer FC  22nd  1  4th  17th 013:640 −51 07th
    Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1996/97 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1996/97 (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • 1997/98

    The police SV Rostock and 1. FC Neukölln voluntarily withdrew their teams. Grün-Weiß Erfurt withdrew his team after the sixth matchday.

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Hertha Zehlendorf (M)  20th  17th  2  1 073:120 +61 53
     2. Tennis Borussia Berlin (A)  20th  14th  1  5 057:260 +31 43
     3. Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz  20th  12  5  3 048:170 +31 41
     4th Uni SV Jena  20th  12  2  6th 049:280 +21 38
     5. FC Erzgebirge Aue  20th  11  4th  5 040:270 +13 37
     6th Police SV Rostock  20th  9  2  9 043:380  +5 29
     7th SSV turbine Potsdam II  20th  9  1  10 043:390  +4 28
     8th. TSV Gera-Zwötzen  20th  6th  1  13 026:500 −24 19th
     9. Fortuna Magdeburg  20th  5  1  14th 027:710 −44 16
    10. 1. FC Neukölln (N)  20th  2  2  16 028:770 −49 08th
    11. Alemannia Altdöbern (N)  20th  1  3  16 010:590 −49 06th
    12. Green and white Erfurt  0  0  0  0 000-000  ± 0 00
    Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1996/97 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1996/97 (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • 1998/99

    In order to get back to the target of twelve teams, relegation was suspended.

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Hertha Zehlendorf (M)  18th  17th  0  1 063: 900 +54 51
     2. FC Erzgebirge Aue  18th  17th  0  1 054:140 +40 51
     3. Tennis Borussia Berlin  18th  12  2  4th 046:200 +26 38
     4th Uni SV Jena  18th  7th  3  8th 041:290 +12 24
     5. Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz  18th  7th  3  8th 034:230 +11 24
     6th Alemannia Altdöbern  18th  6th  1  11 039:550 −16 19th
     7th SSV turbine Potsdam II  18th  5  2  11 022:440 −22 17th
     8th. TSV Gera-Zwötzen  18th  3  5  10 011:340 −23 14th
     9. Fortuna Magdeburg  18th  3  3  12 029:640 −35 12
    10. BVB Hall (N)  18th  2  3  13 024:710 −47 09
    Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1999/2000 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 1999/2000 (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • 1999/2000

    The women's football department of SSV Turbine Potsdam became independent as the 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam.

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Tennis Borussia Berlin  22nd  20th  2  0 109: 140 +95 62
     2. FC Erzgebirge Aue  22nd  15th  3  4th 069:290 +40 48
     3. 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam II  22nd  14th  5  3 059:260 +33 47
     4th Uni SV Jena  22nd  13  5  4th 077:220 +55 44
     5. Fortuna Magdeburg  22nd  12  4th  6th 056:370 +19 40
     6th Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz  22nd  9  2  11 032:410  −9 29
     7th Alemannia Altdöbern  22nd  8th  4th  10 043:430  ± 0 28
     8th. DFC West Saxony Zwickau (N)  22nd  8th  2  12 035:430  −8 26th
     9. Hertha Zehlendorf (M)  22nd  8th  1  13 034:460 −12 25th
    10. BVB hall  22nd  5  4th  13 046:560 −10 19th
    11. TSV Gera-Zwötzen  22nd  3  0  19th 016:810 −65 09
    12. BSC Agrispor (N)  22nd  1  0  21st 012: 150 −138 03
    Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 2000/01 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 2000/01 (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • 2000/01

    The women's football department of BVB Halle switched to Halleschen FC.

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Tennis Borussia Berlin  22nd  21st  1  0 087:130 +74 64
     2. Uni SV Jena  22nd  16  3  3 073:130 +60 51
     3. Fortuna Magdeburg  22nd  12  5  5 059:370 +22 41
     4th FC Erzgebirge Aue  22nd  11  4th  7th 055:320 +23 37
     5. FC Eintracht Schwerin (N)  22nd  10  6th  6th 046:320 +14 36
     6th Fortuna Dresden-Rähnitz  22nd  9  4th  9 035:410  −6 31
     7th 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam II  22nd  6th  10  6th 026:260  ± 0 28
     8th. Hallescher FC  22nd  8th  4th  10 028:360  −8 28
     9. Alemannia Altdöbern  22nd  3  8th  11 020:440 −24 17th
    10. Hertha Zehlendorf  22nd  4th  5  13 020:590 −39 17th
    11. DFC West Saxony Zwickau  22nd  3  3  16 025:610 −36 12
    12. SV Beierfeld (N)  22nd  1  3  18th 012:920 −80 06th
    Status: end of season
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 2001/02 (women) and promoted.
  • Participant in the promotion round to the Bundesliga 2001/02 (women).
  • Relegated to the association leagues

    • From 2001 onwards

    see football regional league 2001/02 (women)

    literature

    • Carsten Töller (Ed.): Women's football in Germany . Self-published, Mettmann 2010, p. 33 .

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