Gauliga Niederrhein

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Gauliga Niederrhein
Logo of the GauligaTemplate: Infobox football competition / maintenance / logo format
Association Football department
First edition 1933
Last event 1945
Teams 12 (1933/34)
11 (1934/35)
10 (1935/36 - 1944/45)
Record champions Fortuna Dusseldorf (5)
Qualification for German soccer championship
region Lower RhineTemplate: Infobox football competition / maintenance / card format
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The Gauliga Niederrhein was one of initially 16 Gauligen , which were introduced as the top division in Germany after the National Socialist seizure of power in 1933 instead of the district leagues.

history

The Gau classification 1933,
No. 10 = Lower Rhine

In the course of the conformity with the National Socialists in 1933, all previous football associations were dissolved. The game was now organized in 16 football districts and a single-track Gauliga was set up as the top division. The 16 Gauliga champions were qualified for the final round of the German championship . The Gauliga Niederrhein consisted of clubs from the former district leagues Niederrhein and Berg-Mark , as well as regional leagues from the Ruhr and Rhine districts of the West German game association .

The Gauliga Niederrhein was played on a single track during its existence. At the beginning, twelve teams were represented in this, but the number of participants decreased by one club per season, so that ten participants took part at the beginning of the 1935/36 season. The first placed was Gaumeister and qualified for the German soccer championship, the last two teams were relegated. Unlike many other Gauligen during the Second World War , the Gauliga Niederrhein was not split up due to its small regional extent. The number of participants also remained constant with ten teams until the Gauliga was broken off in the 1944/45 season .

The Gaumeister from Niederrhein were able to celebrate some successes at the German soccer championship, even though it was not enough to win a championship. The VfL Benrath achieved in the German football championship 1934/35 the semifinals. Just one season later, Fortuna Düsseldorf made it into the final of the German soccer championship, in which the Düsseldorf team lost 1: 2 after extra time to 1. FC Nürnberg . 1937/38 Düsseldorf was third in the German soccer championship.

Gaumeister 1934-1945

season Gaumeister
Niederrhein 		Cutting off
German championship 		German champions
1933/34 VfL Benrath Second group group B FC Schalke 04
1934/35 VfL Benrath Semifinals FC Schalke 04
1935/36 Fortuna Dusseldorf final 1. FC Nuremberg
1936/37 Fortuna Dusseldorf Group second group D FC Schalke 04
1937/38 Fortuna Dusseldorf Third Hannover 96
1938/39 Fortuna Dusseldorf Group final group 2 FC Schalke 04
1939/40 Fortuna Dusseldorf Group second group 3 FC Schalke 04
1940/41 TuS Helene Altenessen Third group group 3 SK Rapid Vienna
1941/42 Hamborn 07 Qualifying round FC Schalke 04
1942/43 West end of Hamborn Round of 16 Dresdner SC
1943/44 KSG SpV / 48/99 Duisburg Quarter finals Dresdner SC
1944/45 canceled due to the war

Record champions

Master of the Gauliga Niederrhein

The record champion of the Gauliga Niederrhein is Fortuna Düsseldorf , which has won the Gaume Championship five times.

society title year
Fortuna Duesseldorf Logo (1933-1961) .svg Fortuna Dusseldorf 5 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940
VfL Benrath 2 1934, 1935
Logo Helene Essen.gif TuS Helene Altenessen 1 1941
Hamborn 07 Logo.svg Hamborn 07 1 1942
West end of Hamborn 1 1943
KSG SpV / 48/99 Duisburg 1 1944

Eternal table

All games of the Gauliga Niederrhein between the seasons 1933/34 and 1943/44 are taken into account. The canceled 1944/45 season was not counted. The table is based on the two-point rule customary at the time .

Pl. society Years Sp. S. U N T + T- Diff. Points Ø pt. title Playing times by calendar year
 1. Fortuna Dusseldorf 10  186  108  31  47 439 249 +190 247: 125 1.33 5 1933-42, 1943/44
 2. SV Hamborn 07 A. 10  184  88  41  55 391 305 +86 217: 151 1.18 1 1933-43
 3. Black and white food 10  184  78  33  73 371 331 +40 189: 179 1.03 - 1933-43
 4th VfL Benrath 9  166  70  32  64 322 277 +45 172: 160 1.04 2 1933-39, 1941-44
 5. TuS Duisburg 48/99 A B 9  166  69  32  65 314 321  −7 170: 162 1.02 - 1933-35, 1936-43
 6th Rot-Weiß Oberhausen A 8th  144  60  24  60 261 249 +12 144: 144 1 - 1934-38, 1939-43
 7th Rot-Weiss Essen A 5  88  50  10  28 243 185 +58 110: 66 1.25 - 1938-43
 8th. West end of Hamborn 5  88  41  20th  27 195 131 +64 102: 74 1.16 1 1938-41, 1942-44
 9. TuRU Düsseldorf 7th  126  40  19th  67 202 304 −102 99: 153 0.79 - 1935-42
10. TuS Helene Altenessen 4th  70  40  8th  22nd 216 140 +76 88:52 1.26 1 1940-44
11. SSV Wuppertal C 5  90  31  16  43 167 189 −22 78: 102 0.87 - 1936-41
12. Duisburg FV 08 A 4th  78  31  13  34 126 137 −11 75:81 0.96 - 1933-37
13. Prussia Krefeld 4th  78  25th  13  40 140 182 −42 63:93 0.81 - 1933-37
14th Borussia Munich-Gladbach 3  60  21st  16  23 98 112 −14 58:62 0.97 - 1933-36
15th Union 02 Hamborn A 3  54  12  9  33 64 111 −47 33:75 0.61 - 1935/36, 1937-39
16. KSG SpV / 48/99 Duisburg 1  18th  15th  2  1 64 19th +45 32: 40 1.78 1 1943/44
17th BV Altenessen 06 2  40  8th  12  20th 74 117 −43 28:52 0.7 - 1933/34, 1937/38
18th Rheydter Spielverein 2  42  8th  12  22nd 56 100 −44 28:56 0.67 - 1933-35
19th KSG Rot-Weiß / Alstaden Oberhausen 1  18th  9  2  7th 29 29  ± 0 20:16 1.11 - 1943/44
20th Alemannia Aachen 1  22nd  6th  6th  10 29 44 −15 18:26 0.82 - 1933/34
21st Yellow and White Hamborn 1  18th  6th  4th  8th 26th 33  −7 16:20 0.89 - 1943/44
22nd KSG Rot-Weiß / BV 06 Essen 1  18th  6th  3  9 32 39  −7 15:21 0.83 - 1943/44
23. KSG SV 1907 / Union 02 Hamborn 1  18th  6th  2  10 28 40 −12 14:22 0.78 - 1943/44
24. Black and white Wuppertal 1  22nd  6th  2  14th 46 70 −24 14:30 0.64 - 1933/34
25th Homberger SV 1  20th  5  3  12 26th 28  −2 13:27 0.65 - 1934/35
26th Union Krefeld 2  34  5  2  27 47 151 −104 12:56 0.35 - 1942-44
27. VfR Ohligs 1  18th  3  2  13 22nd 83 −61 8:28 0.44 - 1940/41
28. VfB 03 Hilden 1  18th  1  3  14th 13 65 −52 5:31 0.28 - 1939/40
A.Formed a war syndicate in the 1943/44 season. This is listed separately in the table.
B.1933–1935 under the name TSV Duisburg 99
B.1936–1938 under the name SSV Elberfeld

Reichsbund Cup

In the regional selection competitions , the Niederrhein selection team was very successful with two title wins.

season cut
Gausauswahlwettbewerb
1933 Quarter finals
1934 Semifinals
1935 Round of 16
1935/36 Round of 16
1936/37 winner
1937/38 Quarter finals
1938/39 Quarter finals
1939/40 Semifinals
1940/41 Preliminary round
1941/42 winner

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