Football Association League Niederrhein 1973/74

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Association league Niederrhein 1973/74
Logo of the Lower Rhine Football Association
master VfB Remscheid
Relegated VfB Homberg, BV Altenessen, Essen FV 1912
← VL Niederrhein 1972/73
↑ Football Regionalliga 1973/74

The Association League Niederrhein 1973/74 was the 18th season of the Association League Niederrhein , which from 1957 to 1978 was the top division in the Lower Rhine amateur football of men. Until 1974, this league, together with the association leagues Middle Rhine and Westphalia, formed the substructure of the Regionalliga West and was third-class in the German football league system of that time . In the following season 1974/75 the regional leagues were replaced by the double-track 2. Bundesliga .

Season end

The VfB Remscheid was Niederrhein champion. With the introduction of the two-part 2. Bundesliga, there were no promoters from the association league. The VfB Homberg , the BV Altenessen and the Essenes FV 1912 promoted to the division Niederrhein from. Rose to new from the national leagues 1974-75 season, the 1. FC Bocholt , the Lange Berger SV and Düsseldorf SC 99 on. Union Solingen came from the Regionalliga West as a relegated team.

Closing table

rank society Games Gates Points
1. VfB Remscheid 28 42:22 40:16
2. VfR Neuss 28 58:34 40:16
3. SSVg Velbert 28 44:23 39:17
4th VfB Lohberg 28 43:32 32:24
5. Rheydter SV 28 53:48 31:25
6th Olympia Bocholt (N) 28 49:41 30:26
7th Eintracht Duisburg 28 48:46 29:27
8th. Black and white food amat. 28 36:35 29:27
9. Sterkrade 06/07 28 42:35 27:29
10. TuS Grevenbroich (N) 28 49:49 24:32
11. Fortuna Düsseldorf Amat. 28 43:45 24:32
12. VfB Bottrop 28 30:42 24:32
13. VfB Homberg 28 25:49 21:35
14th BV Altenessen 28 29:48 19:37
15th Essen FV 1912 (N) 28 34:76 11:45
Lower Rhine master
Relegation to the national leagues
(A) Relegated from the Regionalliga West 1972/73
(N) Promoted from the national leagues in 1972/73

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