Football Association League Middle Rhine 1971/72

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Association League Middle Rhine 1971/72
Logo Football Association Mittelrhein.svg
master Bonner SC
Relegated TuS Lindlar, Viktoria Alsdorf, 1. FC Ringsdorff-Godesberg
← VL Middle Rhine 1970/71
^ Football Regional League 1971/72

The Verbandsliga Mittelrhein 1971/72 was the 16th season of the Verbandsliga Mittelrhein , which from 1962 to 1978 was the top division in men's amateur football on the Middle Rhine . From 1963, this league, together with the Lower Rhine and Westphalia leagues, formed the substructure of the West Regional Football League and was third-class in the German football league system of that time .

Season end

The Regionalliga relegated Bonner SC was Middle Rhine Champion , but failed in the promotion round to Regionalliga West . The TuS Lindlar , newly promoted Victoria Alsdorf and 1. FC Ringsdorff-Godesberg promoted to the division Middle Rhine from.

Closing table

rank society Games Gates Points
01. Bonn SC (A) 30th 62:26 45:15
02. SC Jülich (M) 30th 70:31 44:16
03. 1. FC Cologne Amat. 30th 67:47 35:25
04th Oberbrucher BC 09 30th 49:47 34:26
05. SpVg Frechen 20 (N) 30th 59:44 33:27
06th CfB Ford Niehl 30th 58:49 32:28
07th Borussia Brand 30th 57:52 32:28
08th. VfL Cologne 1899 30th 48:51 30:30
09. Borussia Hückelhoven 30th 46:53 28:32
10. SC Brühl 06/45 30th 38:57 27:33
11. SG Düren 99 30th 39:49 26:34
12. SV Bergisch Gladbach 09 30th 44:55 26:34
13. 1. FC Spich 30th 44:59 26:34
14th TuS Lindlar 30th 28:40 22:38
15th Viktoria Alsdorf (N) 30th 50:77 21:39
16. 1. FC Ringsdorff-Godesberg 30th 30:62 19:41
Middle Rhine master
Relegation to the national leagues
(A) Relegated from the regional football league 1970/71
(M) Champion of the Mittelrhein Football Association League 1970/71
(N) Promoted from the national leagues in 1970/71

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