Handball Bundesliga 1990/91

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Handball Bundesliga 1990/91
master VfL Gummersbach
Cup winners TUSEM food
Relegated SG Stuttgart-Scharnhausen
Teams 14th
Games 182
Gates 7407  (ø 40.7 per game)
spectator 464.100  (ø 2.550 per game)
Top scorer Jochen Fraatz
( TUSEM Essen )  (207 goals)
← Handball Bundesliga 1989/90

The handball Bundesliga 1990/91 was the 14th of the single-track seasons and the total of the 25th season of the highest German division in men's handball in the history of the handball Bundesliga . The season began on September 7, 1990 and ended with the last game day on March 24, 1991.

14 teams should play for the German championship. Due to German reunification , however, the first all-German handball champion was determined. In two official finals, the title was played between the master of the handball GDR Oberliga 1990/91 and the master of the "West German" handball Bundesliga 1990/91. The newcomers to the new season were SG Leutershausen , VfL Bad Schwartau and SG Stuttgart-Scharnhausen .

German champion 1991 was the twelfth time in the club's history the team of VfL Gummersbach , which had also become West German champions.

From the handball league in the 2. Bundesliga relegated had with the SG Stuttgart-Scharnhausen only one club this time. For this all twelve clubs of the GDR upper league of the German handball association of the season 1990/91 were set for the coming season. The handball Bundesliga 1991/92 started again for the first time since the handball Bundesliga season 1976/77 with a north and south seasons with 14 teams each.

In 182 games - not including play-offs - a total of 7,407 goals (average 40.7 per game) were scored 1.1 fewer than in the 1989/90 season . There were 125 home wins, 26 draws and 31 away wins. TSV Bayer Dormagen recorded the highest home win on matchday 2 with 28:14 against VfL Bad Schwartau . The highest away win was achieved by the VfL Gummersbach team on matchday 5 with 14:23 at TSV Milbertshofen . The game with the highest number of goals took place on the 1st matchday between VfL Bad Schwartau and TV Großwallstadt and ended 33:23. That was 15 goals more than the overall average. Three clubs were at the top of the table during the season: TUSEM Essen (2 ×), SG Wallau / Massenheim (10 ×) and VfL Gummersbach (14 ×). The top scorer was Jochen Fraatz from TUSEM Essen with 178 goals scored .

The TUSEM Essen team secured the DHB Cup, which was played for the 17th time . In addition, an all-German cup was played, with which the European Cup participants for the 1991/92 season was determined. This was also won by the TUSEM Essen team.

The TSV Milbertshofen secured the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup .

statistics

Closing table

rank society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
01. VfL Gummersbach 26th 15th 5 6th 491: 461 +30 35:17
02. SG Wallau / Massenheim 26th 15th 4th 7th 559: 498 +61 34:18
03. THW Kiel 26th 13 5 8th 533: 523 +10 31:21
04th TUSEM food 26th 12 5 9 549: 541  +8 29:23
05. TSV Bayer Dormagen 26th 13 1 12 550: 522 +28 27:25
06th TuS Schutterwald 26th 13 1 12 521: 518  +3 27:25
07th SG Leutershausen (A) 26th 11 4th 11 481: 484  −3 26:26
08th. TBV Lemgo 26th 11 4th 11 551: 556  −5 26:26
09. VfL Fredenbeck 26th 9 5 12 550: 568 −18 23:29
10. VfL Bad Schwartau (A) 26th 8th 7th 11 554: 582 −28 23:29
11. TV Niederwürzbach 26th 10 2 14th 507: 516  −9 22:30
12. TSV Milbertshofen (P) 26th 10 2 14th 512: 525 −13 22:30
13. TV Großwallstadt (M) 26th 9 2 15th 526: 559 −33 20:32
14th SG Stuttgart-Scharnhausen (A) 26th 7th 5 14th 523: 554 −31 19:33
Legend
Participant in the play-offs for the German championship in 1991 and German champion in 1991
Participant in the play-offs for the German championship in 1991
Relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1991/92
(M) German champion 1990
(P) DHB Cup winner 1990
(A) Promoted from the 2nd Bundesliga 1989/90

Crosstab

The cross table shows the results of the games of this season.
The home team is listed in the left column, the visiting team in the top row.

Bundesliga 1990/91 VfL Gummersbach SG Wallau / Massenheim THW Kiel TUSEM food TSV Bayer Dormagen TuS Schutterwald SG Leutershausen TBV Lemgo VfL Fredenbeck VfL Bad Schwartau TV 08 Niederwürzbach TSV Milbertshofen TV Großwallstadt SG Stuttgart / Scharnhausen
VfL Gummersbach 20:19 20:17 23:21 22:18 17:16 19:19 20:16 21:17 17:17 20:14 18:16 17:14 28:25
SG Wallau / Massenheim 18:18 20:15 22:18 21:18 26:13 23:16 24:19 21:22 21:20 23:20 19:14 29:24 27:18
THW Kiel 19:15 15:15 27:25 25:21 24:21 25:24 18:15 21:18 19:18 20:19 21:23 21:17 23:23
TUSEM food 12:12 21:20 24:17 23:20 20:17 22:16 22:18 28:23 21:19 21:20 26:24 22:22 25:22
TSV Bayer Dormagen 18:14 17:19 22:23 23:24 20:18 19:16 25:20 26:19 28:14 26:21 19:25 23:17 27:22
TuS Schutterwald 24:17 25:23 25:22 21:18 17:19 19:16 20:17 23:17 27:20 18:18 19:20 20:18 26:20
SG Leutershausen 14:14 20:18 17:20 16:13 21:18 20:15 19:19 22:16 24:19 16:13 17:17 20:19 20:15
TBV Lemgo 20:18 22:22 21:21 31:24 17:19 23:18 22:18 21:24 31:24 27:22 23:22 25:22 23:19
VfL Fredenbeck 21:24 22:22 23:23 19:19 21:21 25:18 20:21 26:17 19:21 24:23 21:20 23:21 22:20
VfL Bad Schwartau 20:17 20:25 20:20 23:23 21:18 27:20 20:19 25:25 25:25 21:20 22:21 33:23 23:23
TV 08 Niederwürzbach 19:16 17:25 20:18 22:22 19:17 20:22 17:14 18:23 24:21 24:17 20:15 18:17 21:18
TSV Milbertshofen 14:23 23:18 20:19 21:17 20:27 18:21 18:19 23:17 18:19 25:19 20:19 23:16 15:15
TV Großwallstadt 16:17 20:23 23:21 22:21 20:17 19:18 22:20 25:26 25:21 22:21 18:24 23:16 19:18
SG Stuttgart / Scharnhausen 17:24 21:16 14:19 21:17 23:24 14:20 22:17 18:13 23:22 25:25 17:15 28:21 22:22
Status: March 24, 1991

Play-offs

The best eight teams of the season qualified for the play-offs for the German handball championship.

Quarter finals

Team 1 Team 2 Results
VfL Gummersbach TBV Lemgo 17:15, 19:21, 20:18
THW Kiel TuS Schutterwald 18:13, 22:25, 19:16
TUSEM food TSV Bayer Dormagen 22:16, 12:13, 25:21
SG Wallau / Massenheim SG Leutershausen 25:21, 24:23

Semifinals

Team 1 Team 2 Results
VfL Gummersbach TUSEM food 14:11, 13:20, 17:15
SG Wallau / Massenheim THW Kiel 13:15, 15:18

Final "West German" championship

Team 1 Team 2 Results
VfL Gummersbach THW Kiel 22:14, 13:11

Final all-German championship

Team 1 Team 2 Results
VfL Gummersbach SC Magdeburg 18:15, 14:16

VfL Gummersbach is the first all-German handball champion.

The championship team

1. VfL Gummersbach
VfL Gummersbach Logo 01.svg

DHB Cup

The TUSEM Essen team won the 1990/91 DHB Cup . She defeated TV 08 Niederwürzbach in the final after a return match on March 30 and April 18, 1991 with 21:16 and 17:20 (total 38:36). In addition, an all-German cup was played, with which the European Cup participants for the 1991/92 season was determined. This was also won by the TUSEM Essen team. On June 5 and 9, 1991, she defeated HC Preußen Berlin after a return leg with 21:25 and 20:25 (41:50 in total).

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