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Important games in the club's history

Win the North German Championship in 1910

Holstein Kiel - Werder Bremen - 7: 1 (3: 1)
Venue:	Hoheluft Stadium , Hamburg , April 10, 1910,? spectator
List of FV Holstein:	Rudolf Friese - Friedrich Werner , Karl Rempka - Paul Lenhardt , Georg Krogmann , Hans Reese - Helmut Bork , Hans Dehning , Willi Zincke , Willi Fick , Carl Lafferenz
Gates:	0: 1 unknown, 1: 1 fuck, 2: 1 fuck, 3: 1 fuck, 4: 1 fuck (hand penalty), 5: 1 fuck (hand penalty), 6: 1 Dehning, 7: 1 Lafferenz

German runner-up in 1910

Karlsruher FV - Holstein Kiel - n.V. 1: 0 (0: 0, 0: 0)
Venue:	Weidenpescher Park , Cologne , May 15, 1910, 5,000 spectators
List of FV Holstein:	Rudolf Friese - Friedrich Werner , Karl Rempka - Paul Lenhardt , Georg Krogmann , Hans Reese - Helmut Bork , Hans Dehning , Willi Zincke , Willi Fick , Carl Lafferenz
Gates:	1: 0 Max Breunig (114th, foul penalty)

Win the North German Championship in 1911

Holstein Kiel - Eintracht Braunschweig - 6: 1 (1: 1)
Venue:	Hoheluft Stadium , Hamburg , April 23, 1911,? spectator
List of FV Holstein:	Rudolf Friese - Friedrich Werner , Karl Rempka - Richard Schuck, Willi Zincke , Hans Reese - Georg Krogmann , Karl Nielsen, Sophus Nielsen , Hugo Fick , Ernst Möller
Gates:	1: 0 S. Nielsen, 1: 1 Dette (penalty kick), 2: 1 Stamm (58th, own goal), 3: 1 S. Nielsen, 4: 1 S. Nielsen, 5: 1 H. Fick, 6: 1 S. Nielsen

Semi-finals for the German championship in 1911

Holstein Kiel - Berlin TuFC Viktoria 89 - 0: 4 (0: 2)
Venue:	Hoheluft Stadium , Hamburg , May 21, 1911,? spectator
List of FV Holstein:	Rudolf Friese - Friedrich Werner , Karl Rempka - Richard Schuck, Willi Zincke , Hans Reese - Georg Krogmann , Karl Nielsen, Sophus Nielsen , Hugo Fick , Ernst Möller
Gates:	0: 1 Paul Kugler , 0: 2 Willi Worpitzky , 0: 3 Robert Krüger , 0: 4 Willi Worpitzky

Win the North German Championship in 1912

Holstein Kiel - Eintracht Braunschweig - 3: 2 (1: 2)
Venue:	Hoheluft Stadium , Hamburg ,? 1911, 5,000 spectators
List of FV Holstein:	Adolf Werner - Hans Reese , Heinrich Homeister - Georg Krogmann , Willi Zincke , Arthur Intert - Helmut Bork , Hugo Fick , David Binder , Willi Fick , Ernst Möller .
Gates:	?,?,?, 2: 2 Willi Fick, 3: 2 Hugo Fick (incomplete)

Winning the German championship in 1912

Holstein Kiel - Karlsruhe FV - 1: 0 (0: 0)
Venue:	Hoheluft Stadium , Hamburg , May 26, 1912, 10,000 spectators
List of FV Holstein:	Adolf Werner - Hans Reese , Heinrich Homeister - Georg Krogmann , Willi Zincke , Hans Dehning - Helmut Bork , Hugo Fick , David Binder , Willi Fick , Ernst Möller
Gates:	1: 0 Möller (52nd, foul penalty)

Won the German Academic Championship in 1912

Holstein Kiel - VfB Marburg - 2: 0 (1: 0)
Venue:	? Stadium, Marburg , July 21, 1912, 3,000 spectators
List of FV Holstein:	Julius Kiehn - Hans Reese , Fred Werner - Clemens Schulte, Fritz Wittich, Georg Krogmann - Alfred Plambeck, Hans Dehning , Karl Hansen, Günther Schinke, Max Wiggert
Gates:	1-0 Plambeck, 2-0 Krogmann

Semi-finals for the German championship in 1913

Duisburg SpV - Holstein Kiel - 2: 1 (1: 1)
Venue:	Sports field at the Meisenburg, Essen , April 27, 1913, 10,000 spectators
List of FV Holstein:	Adolf Werner - Hans Reese , Heinrich Homeister - Georg Krogmann , Willi Zincke , Hans Dehning - Helmut Bork , Hugo Fick , David Binder , Max Wiggert, Ernst Möller
Gates:	0: 1 Fick (17th), 1: 1 Anton Bongartz (35th), 2: 1 Heinrich Fischer (60th)

Semi-final for the German championship in 1926

SpVgg Fürth - Holstein Kiel - 3: 1 (1: 0)
Venue:	Rheinstadion , Düsseldorf , June 6, 1926, 16,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Passenheim - Theodor Lagerquist, August Werner - Max Slebioda, Gábor Obitz , Karl "Oskar" Ohm - Kurt Voss , Oskar Ritter , Karl Schulz , Waldemar Lübke, Franz Esser
Gates:	1-0 Andreas Franz (45th, penalty kick), 2-0 Franz (57th), 3-0 Konrad Kleinlein (65th), 3-1 Oskar Ritter (76th)

German runner-up in 1930

Hertha BSC - Holstein Kiel - 5: 4 (3: 3)
Venue:	Rheinstadion , Düsseldorf , June 22, 1930, 40,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Alfred Kramer - Theodor Lagerquist, Johannes Zimmermann - Christian Baasch, Karl "Oskar" Ohm, Waldemar Lübke - Kurt Voss , Oskar Ritter , Johannes Ludwig , Werner Widmayer , Franz Esser
Gates:	0: 1 Widmayer (4th), 0: 2 Ritter (8th), 1: 2 Johannes "Hanne" Sobek (22nd), 2: 2 Sobek (26th), 2: 3 Ludwig (29th), 3rd : 3 Bruno Lehmann (36th), 4: 3 Lehmann (68th), 4: 4 Ritter (82nd), 5: 4 Hans Ruch (87th)

Semi-finals for the German championship in 1931

TSV Munich 1860 - Holstein Kiel - 2: 0 (0: 0)
Venue:	Wedaustadion , Duisburg , May 31, 1931, 12,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Alfred Kramer - Theodor Lagerquist, Rudolf Mund - Christian Baasch, Karl "Oskar" Ohm, Waldemar Lübke - Kurt Voss , Oskar Ritter , Johannes Ludwig , Werner Widmayer , Franz Esser
Gates:	1-0 Alois Pledl (47th, penalty kick), 2-0 Otto Oeldenberger (71th)

Semi-final Tschammer Cup 1941

FC Schalke 04 - Holstein Kiel - 6: 0 (2: 0)
Venue:	Glückauf-Kampfbahn , Gelsenkirchen , October 12, 1941, 15,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Rudolf Drews - Hans Scharmach, Rudolf Mund - Rudolf Jennewein, Kurt Krüger , Heinz Flöhe - Gustav Schmidt, Alfred Boller , Oskar Kühn, Franz Linken , Leo Möschel
Gates:	1: 0 Ernst Kuzorra (26th), 2: 0 Hermann Eppenhoff (28th), 3: 0 Ernst Kalwitzki (47th), 4: 0 Herbert Burdenski (76th), 5: 0 Burdenski (80th), 6th : 0 mouth (89th, own goal)

Quarter-final victory in the German championship in 1943 against the Schalke star ensemble

Holstein Kiel - FC Schalke 04 - 4: 1 (3: 1)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , May 30, 1943, 18,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Rudolf Drews - Hans Scharmach, Oskar Kühn - Max Slebioda, Kurt Krüger , Rudolf Jennewein - Gustav Schmidt, Franz Linken , Walter Hain, Ottmar Walter , Leo Möschel
Gates:	1: 0 left (9th), 2: 0 Möschel (31st), 3: 0 left, 3: 1 Otto Tibulski , 4: 1 Hain (89.)

Third place at the German championships in 1943

Holstein Kiel - First Vienna FC 1894 - 4: 1 (1: 1)
Venue:	Poststadion , Berlin , June 20, 1943, 18,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Rudolf Drews - Hans Scharmach, Oskar Kühn - Max Slebioda, Kurt Krüger , Rudolf Jennewein - Gustav Schmidt, Franz Linken , Alfred Boller , Ottmar Walter , Leo Möschel
Gates:	1: 0 Walter (26th), 1: 1 Rudolf Strittich (27th), 2: 1 Boller (47th), 3: 1 Walter (73rd), 4: 1 Möschel (74th)

Record attendance at the Holstein Stadium in 1950/51

Holstein Kiel - Hamburger SV - 3: 3 (1: 2) (all-time audience record)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , March 23, 1951, 30,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Henry Peper - Paul Gräf, Heinz Grunewald - Hans Morgner, Hans-Heinrich Cornils, Harry Karl - Karl Slebioda, Walter Hain, Gerhard Schmidt, Helmut Knobloch, Horst Nölte
Gates:	0: 1 Herbert Wojtkowiak (18th), 0: 2 Rolf Rohrberg (24th), 1: 2 Schmidt (36th), 1: 3 Manfred Krüger (49th), 2: 3 Morgner (53rd, hand penalty), 3: 3 Schmidt (55th)

Oberliga Nord autumn champions 1952/53 with a 5-0 win at Hamburger SV

Hamburger SV - Holstein Kiel - 0: 5 (0: 3) (highest home defeat of HSV)
Venue:	Rothenbaum Stadium , Hamburg , December 14, 1952, 20,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Henry Peper - Hans Morgner, Paul Gräf - Heinz Grunewald, Bruno Wagner, Bernd Oles - Harry Karl, Jürgen Küchenmeister, Emil Maier , Walter Wiendlocha, Karl Schradi
Gates:	0: 1 Wiendlocha (14th), 0: 2 Horst Schnoor (36th, own goal), 0: 3 Oles (38th), 0: 4 Maier (56th), 0: 5 Maier (65th)

Promotion round 1965

Holstein Kiel - Borussia Mönchengladbach - 4: 2 (1: 1)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , June 19, 1965, 11,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Franz Möck - Rudi Balsam, Jürgen Harm - Klaus-Hinrich Jess, Werner Bähnck, Günter Tams - Gerd Koll , Franz-Josef Hönig , Gerd Saborowski , Jürgen Rohweder , Manfred Podlich
Gates:	0: 1 Jupp Heynckes (7th), 1: 1 Saborowski (10th), 1: 2 Günter Netzer (56th), 2: 2 Podlich (69th), 3: 2 Koll (78th), 4: 2 Koll (90.)

1st round DFB Cup 1970/71

Holstein Kiel - VfB Stuttgart - 2: 1 (1: 0)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , December 12, 1970, 9,500 spectators
List of KSV:	Friedemann Paulick - Eberhard Gräf (33rd Emil Kirchner), Sigmund Saborrosch, Ulrich Hoffmann, Lothar Kanieß, Sönke Koch, Uwe Krüger, Horst Missfeld, Rudolf Christiansen, Manfred Medler (65th Klaus Schröder), Ulrich Schulz
Gates:	1: 0 Krüger (8th), 1: 1 Hartmut Weiß (53rd), 2: 1 Hoffmann (76th, penalty kick)

Promotion round 1978 playoff against Wacker 04 Berlin

Holstein Kiel - Wacker 04 Berlin - 1: 0 (1: 0)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , June 17, 1978, 12,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Thomas Thiel - Jochen Aido - Dietmar Tönsfeldt, Immo Stelzer , René Back - Wulf-Dieter Hansen, Bernd Jordt, Dieter Wendland - Manfred Jochimiak, Holger Halthof, Volker Tönsfeldt
Gates:	1-0 Wulf-Dieter Hansen (26.)

3rd round DFB Cup 1978/79

Holstein Kiel - Karlsruher SC - 5: 2 (1: 1)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , December 2nd, 1978, 13,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Martin Burmeister - Torsten Landsberg - Dirk Andresen, Immo Stelzer , Dietmar Tönsfeldt - Dieter Wendlandt, Berndt Jordt, Jochen Aido, Harry Witt - Holger Halthof (58th Axel Möller ), Manfred Jochimiak
Gates:	1: 0 Wendlandt (14th), 1: 1 Gerhard Bold (23rd), 1: 2 Stefan Groß (53rd), 2: 2 Jochimiak (57th), 3: 2 Jochimiak (70th), 4: 2 Wendlandt (73.), 5: 2 Möller (89.)

Promotion round to Regionalliga Nord second leg 2001

1. SC Göttingen 05 - Holstein Kiel - 3: 0 (1: 0)
Venue:	Jahnstadion , Göttingen , June 9, 2001, 6,352 spectators
List of KSV:	Manuel Greil - Henning Hardt - Güner Kopuk, Carsten Pukaß - Timo Hempel (51st Torsten Petersen), Lutz Lehmann, Guido Gehrke, Zbigniew Ilski - Dmitrijus Guščinas , Daniel Jurgeleit , Danilo Blank (62nd Jörg Ahrends)
Gates:	1: 0 Tobias Dietrich (45th), 2: 0 Dian Popov, 3: 0 Tobias Dietrich

1st round DFB-Pokal 2002/03

Holstein Kiel - Hertha BSC - 1: 1 n.V. (1: 1, 1: 0), 3: 0 i. E.
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , September 1st, 2002, 9,300 spectators
List of KSV:	Manuel Greil - Henning Hardt - André Trulsen , Güner Kopuk (114th Malte Sawkulycz), Carsten Pukaß - Lars Schiersand , Matthias Rose, Thorsten Rohwer (103rd Petr Maslej), Zbigniew Ilski - Marek Trejgis (82nd Timo Hempel), Dmitrijus Guščinas
Gates:	1: 0 Rose (44th), 1: 1 Michael Preetz (53th) Penalty shoot-out: 1-0 Guscinas, Roberto Pinto (saved), 2-0 Trulsen, Andreas Schmidt (saved), 3-0 Rose, Michael Hartmann (saved)

Promotion game on the last matchday in the 3rd division 2009

Holstein Kiel - VfB Lübeck - 1: 0 (0: 0)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , June 7, 2009, 9,400 spectators
List of KSV:	Michael Frech - Mohammed Lartey , Peter Schyrba , Sven Boy , Christian Jürgensen - Hauke ​​Brückner , Stephan Vujcic (46th Jan Hoffmann ) - Tim Siedschlag , Alexander Nouri (88th Hendrik Großöhmichen ), Marco Stier (76th Dmitrijus Guščinas ) - Tim Wulff
Gates:	1: 0 Wulff (87th)

Round of 16 DFB Cup 2011/12

Holstein Kiel - 1. FSV Mainz 05 - 2: 0 (1: 0)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , December 21, 2011, 10,649 spectators
List of KSV:	Morten Jensen - Patrick Herrmann , Aaron Berzel , Christian Jürgensen , Dan-Patrick Poggenberg - Steve Müller , Rafael Kazior (90th Kevin Schulz ) - Tim Siedschlag , Fiete Sykora , Jaroslaw Lindner (90th Fabian Wetter ) - Marc Heider
Gates:	1-0 Anthony Ujah (6th, own goal), 2-0 Müller (64th)

Quarter-finals DFB-Pokal 2011/12

Holstein Kiel - Borussia Dortmund - 0: 4 (0: 2)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , February 7, 2012, 11,522 spectators
List of KSV:	Morten Jensen - Patrick Herrmann , Aaron Berzel , Christian Jürgensen , Dan-Patrick Poggenberg - Steve Müller , Rafael Kazior - Sofien Chahed (81st Jakob Sachs), Fiete Sykora , Jaroslaw Lindner (85th Fabian Wetter ) - Marc Heider (83rd Tim Wulff )
Gates:	0: 1 Robert Lewandowski (11th), 0: 2 Shinji Kagawa (18th), 0: 3 Lucas Barrios (80th), 0: 4 Ivan Perišić (87th)

Promotion round to the 3rd league second leg 2013

KSV Hessen Kassel - Holstein Kiel - 1: 2 (1: 1)
Venue:	Auestadion , Kassel , June 2, 2013, 17,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Niklas Jakusch - Patrick Herrmann , Marcel Gebers , Manuel Hartmann , Fabian Wetter (46th Gerrit Pressel ) - Marlon Krause , Rafael Kazior - Tim Siedschlag , Fiete Sykora (83rd Casper Johansen ), Marc Heider - Marcel Schied (69th Jaroslaw Lindner )
Gates:	0: 1 Marc Heider (20th), 1: 1 Stefan Müller (45th), 1: 2 Marcel Gebers (60th)

Relegation games to the 2nd Bundesliga second leg 2015

TSV 1860 Munich - Holstein Kiel - 2: 1 (0: 1)
Venue:	Allianz Arena , Munich , June 2, 2015, 57,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Kenneth Kronholm - Patrick Herrmann , Marlon Krause , Hauke ​​Wahl , Patrick Kohlmann - Tim Siedschlag , Mikkel Vendelbo , Maik Kegel (89th Marcel Gebers ), Jaroslaw Lindner (51st Marc Heider ) - Rafael Kazior , Manuel Schäffler (60th Patrick Breitkreuz )
Gates:	0: 1 Rafael Kazior (16th), 1: 1 Daniel Adlung (78th), 2: 1 Kai Bülow (90th + 1)

Promotion game on the 37th matchday in the 2nd Bundesliga 2017

SG Sonnenhof Großaspach - Holstein Kiel - 0: 1 (0: 1)
Venue:	mechatronik Arena , Aspach , May 13, 2017, 2,800 spectators
List of KSV:	Kenneth Kronholm - Patrick Herrmann , Rafael Czichos , Dominik Schmidt , Christopher Lenz , Dominic Peitz - Kingsley Schindler , Dominick Drexler (87th Mathias Fetsch ), Alexander Bieler , Steven Lewerenz (70th Manuel Janzer ) - Marvin Ducksch (74th Niklas Hoheneder )
Gates:	0: 1 Marvin Ducksch (31st)

Relegation games to the 1st Bundesliga second leg 2018

Holstein Kiel - VfL Wolfsburg - 0: 1 (0: 1)
Venue:	Holstein Stadium , Kiel , May 21, 2018, 12,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Kenneth Kronholm - Patrick Herrmann (80th Dominic Peitz ), Dominik Schmidt , Rafael Czichos , Johannes van den Bergh - David Kinsombi - Kingsley Schindler , Tom Weilandt (76th Manuel Janzer ), Alexander Mühling , Aaron Seydel - Marvin Ducksch
Gates:	0: 1 Robin Knoche (75th)

Participation in the German championship

Participation in the German championship Holstein Kiel at the German championship finals
season	North German Championship	German championship
1909/10	master	final
1910/11	master	Semifinals
1911/12	master	German champions
1912/13	Semifinals	Semi-final 1
1925/26	master	Semifinals
1926/27	master	Quarter finals
1927/28	Runner-up 2	Quarter finals
1928/29	Runner-up	Round of 16
1929/30	master	final
1930/31	Runner-up	Semifinals
1931/32	Runner-up	Quarter finals
1942/43	Master 3	Semi-finals / 3. place 4
1943/44	master	Round of 16
1952/53	Runner-up 5	Group fourth
1956/57	Runner-up	qualification
1 qualifies as defending champion. 2 since 1924/25 the runner-up was also eligible to compete in the German championship. 3 qualified as champions of the Gauliga Schleswig-Holstein. 4 Since the 1935/36 season, the two semi-final losers played the game for 3rd place. 5 qualified as runner-up in the Oberliga Nord.

In total, the club reached the finals of the German championship 15 times :

Before 1918

Seasons from 1902 to 1918

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1909/10

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1910/11

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1911/12

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1912/13

After 1918 to 1945

Seasons from 1918 to 1945

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1925/26

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1926/27

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1927/28

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1928/29

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1929/30

→ Match dates for the German football championship 1930/31

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1931/32

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1942/43

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1943/44

After 1945

Seasons from 1945 to 1963

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1952/53

→ Match dates for the German soccer championship 1956/57

Tables of the eternal final round tables of the German championship from 1903–1963

Eternal final table of the German championship from 1903–1914

Eternal final round table from 1903–1914
space	society	Gates	Points	space	society	Gates	Points	space	society	Gates	Points
1.	VfB Leipzig	61: 28	45	6th	Karlsruher FC Phoenix	21: 6	12	11.	Stuttgart Kickers	12: 08	6th
2.	BFC Victoria 1889	64: 17	33	7th	Union 92 Berlin	14: 8	12	12.	Freiburg FC	08: 08	6th
3.	Karlsruhe FV	21:14	21st	8th.	SpVgg Fürth	09: 6	9	13.	Eintracht Braunschweig	06: 08	6th
4th	Holstein Kiel	19: 11	18th	9.	Berliner SV 1892	10: 5	6th	14th	Altona 93	16:20	6th
5.	Duisburg SpV	19:23	15th	10.	1. FC Pforzheim	09: 4	6th	15th	SC Tasmania Berlin	09:16	6th
According to the three-point rule and goal difference , only the games for the German championships were counted

KSV Holstein occupies fourth place in the table in the eternal final table of the clubs that played for the German championship from 1903 to 1914 (9 games, 6 wins, 0 draws, 3 defeats, 19:11 goals, 18 points). In front of KSV are the Karlsruher FV, the Berlin TuFC Viktoria 1889 and at the top of this first all-time table in German first-class football, the then record champions VfB Leipzig.

Eternal final table of the German championship from 1903–1933

Eternal final round table from 1903–1933
space	society	Gates	Points	space	society	Gates	Points	space	society	Gates	Points
1.	1. FC Nuremberg	094: 27	75	6th	Holstein Kiel	73: 54	48	11.	FC Bayern Munich	27:20	21st
2.	Hertha BSC	111: 57	71	7th	BFC Victoria 1889	65: 21	33	12.	Karlsruhe FV	21:14	21st
3.	Hamburger SV	078: 43	56	8th.	Duisburg SpV	32: 41	24	13.	FC Schalke 04	36:32	21st
4th	SpVgg Fürth	082: 28	54	9.	Eintracht Frankfurt	34:22	21st	14th	FSV Frankfurt	16:14	15th
5.	VfB Leipzig	068: 39	48	10.	TSV 1860 Munich	21: 13	21st	15th	Karlsruher FC Phoenix	61: 28	12
According to the three-point rule and goal difference , only the games for the German championships were counted

KSV Holstein occupies sixth place in the table in the all-time final table of the clubs that played for the German championship from 1903 to 1933 (26 games, 16 wins, 0 draws, 10 defeats, 73:54 goals, 48 ​​points). In front of KSV are VfB Leipzig, SpVgg Fürth, Hamburger SV, Hertha BSC and at the top of this all-time table are the then record champions 1. FC Nürnberg.

Eternal final table of the German championship from 1903–1945

Eternal final round table from 1903–1945
space	society	Gates	Points	space	society	Gates	Points	space	society	Gates	Points
1.	FC Schalke 04	328: 117	199	6th	Fortuna Dusseldorf	102: 52	77	11.	VfB Leipzig	68: 39	48
2.	1. FC Nuremberg	194: 069	161	7th	Holstein Kiel	094: 66	64	12.	Hannover 96	62: 43	40
3.	Hamburger SV	167: 089	116	8th.	SpVgg Fürth	093: 37	63	13.	SK Rapid Vienna	65: 24	39
4th	Dresdner SC	147: 066	110	9.	BFC Victoria 1889	090:32	51	14th	Werder Bremen	66:46	39
5.	Hertha BSC	158: 084	96	10.	SVR Gliwice	073: 93	50	15th	VfB Stuttgart	50:38	38
According to the three-point rule and goal difference , only the games for the German championships were counted

KSV Holstein is in seventh place in the all-time final table of clubs that played for the German championship from 1903 to 1945 (34 games, 21 wins, 1 draw, 12 defeats; 94:66 goals, 64 points). Fortuna Düsseldorf, Hertha BSC, Dresdner SC, Hamburger SV and the former joint record champions 1. FC Nürnberg and FC Schalke 04 stand in front of KSV.

Eternal final table of the German championship from 1903–1963

Eternal final round table from 1903–1963
space	society	Gates	Points	space	society	Gates	Points	space	society	Gates	Points
1.	FC Schalke 04	393: 166	245	6th	1. FC Kaiserslau.	144: 114	91	11.	Borussia Dortmund	096: 046	73
2.	1. FC Nuremberg	296: 142	235	7th	VfB Stuttgart	118: 080	90	12.	Kickers Offenbach	100: 107	71
3.	Hamburger SV	318: 225	225	8th.	Eintracht Frankfurt	128: 074	86	13.	1. FC Cologne	110: 080	66
4th	Dresdner SC	147: 066	110	9.	Fortuna Düsseldorf.	102: 052	77	14th	Werder Bremen	112: 099	66
5.	Hertha BSC	178: 136	104	10.	SpVgg Fürth	107: 053	74	15th	Holstein Kiel	104: 085	65
According to the three-point rule and goal difference , only the games for the German championships were counted

KSV Holstein is in 15th place in the all-time final table of the clubs that played for the German championship from 1903 to 1963 (41 games, 21 wins, 2 draws, 18 defeats, 104: 85 goals, 65 points). In 1963 with the establishment of the 1st Bundesliga, the last German championship was played in the final round mode.

German amateur championship 1961

SC Union 06 Berlin - Holstein Kiel Amateurs - 2: 2 a.s. (2: 2) (1: 0) (1st preliminary round)
Venue:	Poststadion , Berlin , May 27, 1961, 4,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Wittmaack, Balsam, Nitschmann, Broszat, Rautenberg, Mund, Lempfert, Krafczyk , Lankeit, Löhrer
Gates:	0: 1 Lempfert (26th minute), 1: 1 Jacobs (penalty, 61st minute), 2: 1 Kaiser (62nd minute), 2: 2 Broszat (82nd minute)

Holstein Kiel Amateurs - SC Union 06 Berlin - 4: 1 (2: 0) (replay)
Venue:	Waldwiese Stadium, Kiel , June 4, 1961, 3,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Horn, Balsam, Berszuck, Broszat, Rautenberg, Meyer, Mund, Lempfert, Krafczyk , Lankeit, Podlich
Gates:	1: 0 Mund (34th minute), 2: 0 Krafczyk (37th minute), 3: 0 Krafczyk (52nd minute), 4: 0 Podlich (78th minute), 4: 1 Kissner (84th minute)

1. FC Sobernheim - Holstein Kiel Amateurs - 2: 5 a.s. (2: 2) (1: 1) (semi-finals)
Venue:	? Stadium, Kirn , June 11, 1961, 4,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Horn, Balsam, Berszuck, Broszat, Rautenberg, Meyer, Mund, Lempfert, Krafczyk , Lankeit, Podlich
Gates:	0: 1 Krafczyk (5th minute), 1: 1 Grein (12th minute), 1: 2 Krafczyk (76th minute), 2: 2 Lorenz (81st minute), 2: 3 Podlich (97th minute), 2: 4 smoothness (99th minute), 2: 5 smoothness (111th minute)

Holstein Kiel Amateurs - Siegburger SV 04 - 5: 1 (1: 1) (final)
Venue:	Lower Saxony Stadium , Hanover , June 24, 1961, 70,000 spectators
List of KSV:	Horn, Balsam, Berszuck, Broszat, Rautenberg, Meyer, Mund, Lempfert, Krafczyk , Lankeit, Podlich
Gates:	1: 0 Krafczyk (5th minute), 1: 1 Witter (31st minute), 2: 1 agility (46th minute), 3: 1 agility (61st minute), 4: 1 mouth (66th minute), 5: 1 Meyer (75th minute)

Participation in promotion rounds

Promotion round to the Bundesliga in 1965

Pl.	team	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
1	Borussia M'gladbach	6th	3	2	1	17: 07	8: 4
2	SSV Reutlingen 05	6th	2	3	1	08:11	7: 5
3	Holstein Kiel	6th	2	2	2	12: 09	6: 6
4th	Wormatia worms	6th	1	1	4th	07:17	3: 9

	May 29, 1965	Holstein Kiel - SSV Reutlingen	1: 1	Spectators: 15,500
	0June 5, 1965	Borussia M'gladbach - Holstein Kiel	1-0	Spectators: 35,000
	June 13, 1965	Holstein Kiel - Wormatia Worms	3: 4	Spectators: 12,000
	June 16, 1965	Wormatia Worms - Holstein Kiel	0: 3	Spectators: 08,000
	June 19, 1965	Holstein Kiel - Borussia M'gladbach	4: 2	Spectators: 10,500
	June 26, 1965	SSV Reutlingen - Holstein Kiel	1: 1	Spectators: 05,000

Promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1977

Pl.	team	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
1	RW Lüdenscheid	6th	5	0	1	10: 04	10: 2
2	Siegburger SV 04	6th	3	0	3	05: 07	06: 6
3	Holstein Kiel	6th	2	0	4th	09:11	04: 8
3	SV Union Salzgitter	6th	2	0	4th	09:11	04: 8

	May 29, 1977	RW Lüdenscheid - Holstein Kiel	1-0	Spectators: 12,000
	0June 1, 1977	Holstein Kiel - Union Salzgitter	2: 1	Spectators: 13,000
	05th June 1977	SV Siegburg 04 - Holstein Kiel	1-0	Spectators: 02,800
	June 16, 1977	Holstein Kiel - SV Siegburg 04	1: 2	Spectators: 09,000
	May 29, 1977	Union Salzgitter - Holstein Kiel	5: 3	Spectators: 02,100
	May 29, 1977	Holstein Kiel - RW Lüdenscheid	3: 1	Spectators: 03,000

Promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga 1978

Pl.	team	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
1	Wacker 04 Berlin	6th	2	3	1	09: 07	7: 5
2	Holstein Kiel	6th	3	1	2	11:10	7: 5
3	OSV Hanover	6th	2	2	2	10: 08	6: 6
4th	Olympia Bocholt	6th	1	2	3	07:12	4: 8

	May 17, 1978	Holstein Kiel - 1. FC Paderborn	2: 2	Spectators: 05,400
	May 21, 1978	1. FC Paderborn - Holstein Kiel	2: 2	Spectators: 06,000
	May 23, 1978	Holstein Kiel - 1. FC Paderborn	5: 3 n.e.	Spectators: 01,000

	May 28, 1978	Wacker 04 Berlin - Holstein Kiel	3: 3	0000Spectators: 02,200
	May 31, 1978	Holstein Kiel - OSV Hanover	3: 2	0000Spectators: 09,000
	04th June 1978	Olympia Bocholt - Holstein Kiel	3: 2	0000Spectators: 03,500
	June 11, 1978	Holstein Kiel - Olympia Bocholt	1-0	0000Spectators: 08,000
	June 13, 1978	OSV Hanover - Holstein Kiel	2: 1	0000Spectators: 01,000
	June 17, 1978	Holstein Kiel - Wacker 04 Berlin	1-0	0000Spectators: 12,000

Promotion games to the Regionalliga 2001

	total		First leg (2.6.)	Second leg (9.6.)
Holstein Kiel (Master Hamburg / Schleswig-Holstein)	2: 3	1. SC Göttingen 05 (Champion Lower Saxony / Bremen)	2: 0 (1: 0) spectators: 3,763	0: 3 (0: 1) spectators: 6,352

Promotion games to the 3rd division in 2013

	total		First leg (29.5)	Second leg (2.6)
Holstein Kiel (North Champion)	4: 1	KSV Hessen Kassel (Southwest Champion)	2: 0 (1: 0) spectators: 9,382	2: 1 (1: 1) spectators: 17,000

Relegation games to the 2nd Bundesliga 2015

	total		First leg (29.5)	Second leg (2.6)
Holstein Kiel (third in the 3rd division)	1: 2	TSV 1860 Munich (third from bottom of the 2nd Bundesliga)	0-0 spectators: 9,800	1: 2 (1: 0) spectators: 57,000

Relegation games to the 1st Bundesliga 2018

	total		First leg (17.5)	Second leg (21.5)
VfL Wolfsburg (third from bottom of the 1st Bundesliga)	4: 1	Holstein Kiel (third in the 2nd Bundesliga)	3: 1 (2: 1) spectators: 28,800	0: 1 (0: 0) spectators: 12,000

Participation in the DFB Cup & Tschammer Cup

Cup dates 1935–2019
date	Playtime	round	pairing	Result	winner	spectator
September 1, 1935	Tschammer Cup 1935	1. Final round	KSV: SpVgg. Nordring Stettin	7: 1		.00400
September 22, 1935	Tschammer Cup 1935	2nd final round	Hannover 96: KSV	4: 3		05,000
June 14, 1936	Tschammer Cup 1936	1. Final round	KSV: Police Lübeck	1: 2 a.d.		.0000?
August 29, 1937	Tschammer Cup 1937	1. Final round	Homberger SV 03: KSV	0: 1		03,500
September 19, 1937	Tschammer Cup 1937	2nd final round	KSV: Hertha BSC	5: 3		05,000
October 31, 1937	Tschammer Cup 1937	Round of 16	Fortuna Düsseldorf: KSV	2: 1		08,000
August 28, 1938	Tschammer Cup 1938	1. Final round	Arminia Bielefeld: KSV	5: 1		01,000
1939	Tschammer Cup 1939	3rd qualifying round	Göttingen 05: KSV	3: 2		01,000
1940	Tschammer Cup 1940	3rd qualifying round	KSV: Werder Bremen	1: 2		.0000?
July 12, 1941	Tschammer Cup 1941	1. Final round	KSV: Hamburger SV	2: 1		06,000
August 3, 1941	Tschammer Cup 1941	2nd final round	Werder Bremen: KSV	1: 2		12,000
August 24, 1941	Tschammer Cup 1941	Round of 16	KSV: SpVgg Blau-Weiß Berlin	4-0		08,000
September 21, 1941	Tschammer Cup 1941	Quarter finals	KSV: 1. SV Jena / Carl Zeiss Jena	2: 1		12,000
October 12, 1941	Tschammer Cup 1941	Semifinals	FC Schalke 04: KSV	6-0		15,000
1942	Tschammer Cup 1942	1st qualifying round	VfB Kiel: KSV	3: 2 a.d.		.0000?
August 29, 1943	Tschammer Cup 1943	1. Final round	KSV: Eintracht Braunschweig	5: 4		08,000
September 19, 1943	Tschammer Cup 1943	Round of 16	Hertha BSC: KSV	0: 3		20,000
October 3, 1943	Tschammer Cup 1943	Quarter finals	KSV: LSV Hamburg	2: 4		10,000
July 28, 1962	DFB Cup 1961/62	Round of 16	KSV: FC Schalke 04	3: 4		15,000
January 22, 1966	DFB Cup 1965/66	1st main round	KSV: Arminia Bielefeld	3: 1		03,500
19th February 1966	DFB Cup 1965/66	Round of 16	1. FC Kaiserslautern: KSV	3-0		05,000
December 12, 1970	DFB Cup 1970/71	1st main round	KSV: VfB Stuttgart	2: 1		10,000
20th February 1971	DFB Cup 1970/71	Round of 16	KSV: Rot-Weiß Oberhausen	2: 5 a.d.		16,000
4th December 1971	DFB Cup 1971/72	1st main round	KSV: Hannover 96	5: 4 Hin		06,000
15th December 1971	DFB Cup 1971/72	1st main round	Hannover 96: KSV	7: 1 back		07,500
7th September 1974	DFB Cup 1974/75	1st main round	KSV: SG Rot-Weiss Frankfurt	6: 1		.00600
October 26, 1974	DFB Cup 1974/75	2nd main round	KSV: FC Bayer 05 Uerdingen	0: 1		05,000
2nd August 1975	DFB Cup 1975/76	1st main round	Stuttgarter Kickers: KSV	1: 1	-	02,500
August 13, 1975	DFB Cup 1975/76	1st main round	KSV: Stuttgarter Kickers	1: 2		03,000
5th August 1978	DFB Cup 1978/79	1st main round	KSV: SV Saar 05 Saarbrücken	5-0		05,000
September 23, 1978	DFB Cup 1978/79	2nd main round	SC Herford: KSV	0: 3		02,000
2nd December 1978	DFB Cup 1978/79	3rd main round	KSV: Karlsruher SC	5: 2		14,000
April 27, 1979	DFB Cup 1978/79	Round of 16	1. FC Nuremberg: KSV	7: 1		08,000
August 26, 1979	DFB Cup 1979/80	1st main round	KSV: OSV Hannover	3: 2		05,000
29th September 1979	DFB Cup 1979/80	2nd main round	Eintracht Braunschweig: KSV	3: 1		03,200
August 30, 1980	DFB Cup 1980/81	1st main round	Hertha BSC: KSV	3: 1		08,000
August 29, 1981	DFB Cup 1981/82	1st main round	KSV: SV Hermannia Kassel	3: 2 a.d.		.00600
October 11, 1981	DFB Cup 1981/82	2nd main round	KSV: SV Union Salzgitter	3: 2		01,300
5th December 1981	DFB Cup 1981/82	3rd main round	Freiburg FC: KSV	2-0		01,200
August 27, 1983	DFB Cup 1983/84	1st main round	SG Ellingen-Bonefeld: KSV	2: 3		01,300
October 8, 1983	DFB Cup 1983/84	2nd main round	KSV: FC Bayer 05 Uerdingen	1: 2		07,000
17th August 1991	DFB Cup 1991/92	1st main round	KSV: FC Bayer 05 Uerdingen	1: 2		03,500
August 13, 1994	DFB Cup 1994/95	1st main round	KSV: 1. FC Saarbrücken	0: 2		02,300
August 11, 1996	DFB Cup 1996/97	1st main round	KSV: Eintracht Frankfurt	2: 4		05,000
September 1, 2002	DFB Cup 2002/03	1st main round	KSV: Hertha BSC	4: 1 n.e.		09,300
November 6, 2002	DFB Cup 2002/03	2nd main round	KSV: VfL Bochum	1: 2		08,200
August 30, 2003	DFB Cup 2003/04	1st main round	KSV: Bayer 04 Leverkusen	1: 3		09,415
August 19, 2005	DFB Cup 2005/06	1st main round	KSV: SpVgg Unterhaching	0: 2		04.215
August 5, 2007	DFB Cup 2007/08	1st main round	KSV: Hamburger SV	0: 5		11,386
August 9, 2008	DFB Cup 2008/09	1st main round	KSV: Hansa Rostock	0: 2		08,772
July 30, 2011	DFB Cup 2011/12	1st main round	KSV: Energie Cottbus	3-0		07,219
October 26, 2011	DFB Cup 2011/12	2nd main round	KSV: MSV Duisburg	2-0		08,891
December 21, 2011	DFB Cup 2011/12	Round of 16	KSV: 1. FSV Mainz 05	2-0		10,649
February 7, 2012	DFB Cup 2011/12	Quarter finals	KSV: Borussia Dortmund	0: 4		11,522
17th August 2014	DFB Cup 2014/15	1st main round	KSV: TSV 1860 Munich	1: 2		08,408
August 8, 2015	DFB Cup 2015/16	1st main round	KSV: VfB Stuttgart	1: 2		09,916
11th August 2017	DFB Cup 2017/18	1st main round	KSV: Eintracht Braunschweig	2: 1		10,052
October 24, 2017	DFB Cup 2017/18	2nd main round	1. FSV Mainz 05: KSV	3: 2		10,441
19th August 2018	DFB Cup 2018/19	1st main round	TSV 1860 Munich: KSV	1: 3		14,200
October 31, 2018	DFB Cup 2018/19	2nd main round	KSV: SC Freiburg	2: 1		09,361
February 6, 2019	DFB Cup 2018/19	Round of 16	KSV: FC Augsburg	0: 1		11.198
11th August 2019	DFB Cup 2019/20	1st main round	FSV Salmrohr: KSV	0: 6		02,500
11th August 2019	DFB Cup 2019/20	2nd main round	SC Verl: KSV	8: 7 i. E.		05,153

As of August 11, 2019

Cup victories and finals of the North German Football Association

Final games in the NFV Cup
season	round	pairing	Result	winner	spectator
1925	final	Holstein Kiel: Bremer SV	7-0		-
1926	final	Eimsbütteler SV: Holstein Kiel	1: 3		-
1927	final	Hamburger SV: Holstein Kiel	3: 1		10,000
1928	final	Holstein Kiel: Phoenix Lübeck	3: 1		-
1954	final	Hamburger SV: Holstein Kiel	3: 2		12,000
1956	final	Hamburger SV: Holstein Kiel	3: 1		12,000
1962	3rd round	Werder Bremen: Holstein Kiel	2: 5		07,000
1965	3rd round	Holstein Kiel: SV Friedrichsort	7-0		03,000
1970	3rd round	Arminia Hannover: Holstein Kiel	1: 2 a.d.		02,800
1970	3rd round	Barmbek-Uhlenhorst: Holstein Kiel	1: 2		03,500

Status: November 22, 2016

German national players

Franz Esser (1/0/1922) Willi Fick (1/1/1910) Walter Krause (5/0 / 1921-1924) Georg Krogmann (3/0/1912) Johannes Ludwig (3/2 / 1930-1931) Ernst Möller (9/4 / 1911–1913) Hans Reese (1/0/1912)

Oskar Ritter (1/0/1925) Karl Schulz (2/0/1925) Kurt Voss (2/2/1925) Adolf Werner (9/0 / 1909-1912) August Werner (2/0/1925) Werner Widmayer ( 2/0 / 1931)

The listed players have been nominated as national players during their playing time with Holstein Kiel .

Record player

Operations for Holstein Kiel

Record players in championship games after World War II (as of summer 2018):

Names	nationality	position	Calls	Period
01. Hans Peter Ehlers		Midfield / runner	369	1953-1966
02. Hans Joachim Aido		Midfield / defense	312	1972-1981
03. Henning Hardt		Defense	304	(1989-1991, 1993-1995, 1997-2004)
04. Immo Stelzer		Storm / Defense	296	1976-1986
05. Dietmar Tönsfeldt		Midfield / defense	293	1974-1984
06. Harry Witt		Midfield / defense	279	1974-81 & 1984-1987
07. Thorsten Rohwer		Midfield / defense	278	1996 - 1999 & 2001 - 2011
08. Thorsten Neumann		Midfield / forward / defense	276	1973-1984
09. Bernd Jordt		Midfield / defense	274	1976-1985
10. Dieter Wendland		midfield	273	1974-1984

See below:

Goals for Holstein Kiel

Record goal scorers in championship games after World War II (as of summer 2018):

Names	nationality	position	Gates	Calls	Tor quotient	Period
01. Gerd Koll		Storm	138	266	0.53	1959-1968
02. Alfred Bornemann		Storm	112	220	0.51	1953-1963
03. Dmitrijus Guščinas		Storm	87	213	0.41	1999 - 2003 & 2007 - 2010
04. Rudolf Christiansen		Storm	86	192	0.44	1969-1975
05. Axel Möller		Storm	77	258	0.29	1975-1985
06. Gerhard Saborowski		Storm	75	113	0.65	1963-1966
07. Marc Heider		Storm	74	221	0.33	2009-2016
08. Carsten Nemitz		Storm	72	125	0.58	1986-1990
09. André Bistram		Storm	66	140	0.48	1982-1986 & 1990-1992
10. Horst Martinsen		Storm	54	105	0.49	1959-1964
10. Harry Witt		Midfield / defense	53	279	0.19	1974-1981 & 1984-1987

See below

Top scorer

Top scorer of the Regionalliga North season 2002/03 Dmitrijus Guščinas

Top scorer after World War II:

1962 Gerd Koll : 28 goals Oberliga Nord (1st division) 1965 Gerhard Saborowski : 34 goals Regionalliga Nord (2nd division) 1971 Ulrich Schulz : 21 goals Regionalliga North (2nd division) 1986 André Bistram : 27 goals Oberliga Nord (3rd division)

1988 Carsten Nemitz : 24 goals Oberliga Nord (3rd division) 2003 Dmitrijus Guščinas : 23 goals Regionalliga Nord (3rd division) 2018 Marvin Ducksch : 18 goals 2nd Bundesliga

Best goalscorers of a season since 1947/48

The top scorers of a season in championship and promotion games after World War II:

Oberliga Nord (1st division) 1947–1963
season	Surname	Gates
1947/48	Franz Linken	10 goals
1948/49	Walter Hain	7 goals
1949/50	Ernst Haack & Helmut Knobloch	10 goals
1950/51	Gerhard Schmidt	17 goals
1951/52	Walter Hain	18 goals
1952/53	Emil Maier	24 goals (A / 3 goals)
1953/54	Emil Maier	11 goals
1954/55	Alfred Bornemann	15 goals
1955/56	Alfred Bornemann	15 goals
1956/57	Horst Christiansen	8 goals (A / 0 goals)
1957/58	Harald Hardtke	14 goals
1958/59	Alfred Bornemann	20 goals
1959/60	Horst Martinsen	14 goals
1960/61	Dieter Krafczyk	12 goals
1961/62	Gerd Koll	29 goals
1962/63	Horst Martinsen	16 goals
Regionalliga Nord (2nd division) 1963–1974
1963/64	Gerhard Saborowski	14 goals
1964/65	Gerhard Saborowski	37 goals (A / 3 goals)
1965/66	Gerhard Saborowski	22 goals
1966/67	Gerd Koll	23 goals
1967/68	Gerd Koll	10 goals
1968/69	Manfred Medler	14 goals
1969/70	Rudolf Christiansen	17 goals
1970/71	Ulrich Schulz	21 goals
1971/72	Rudolf Christiansen	11 goals
1972/73	Rudolf Christiansen	20 goals
1973/74	Rudolf Christiansen	17 goals
Amateur Oberliga Nord (3rd division) 1974–1978
1974/75	Rudolf Christiansen & Jürgen Retza	11 goals
1975/76	Jürgen Retza	9 goals
1976/77	Axel Möller	25 goals (A / 3 goals)
1977/78	Holger Holdhof	24 goals (A / 7 goals)
2nd Bundesliga North 1978–1981
1978/79	Holger Halthof & Dieter Wendland	8 goals
1979/80	Manfred Jochimiak	15 goals
1980/81	Dieter Wendland	7 goals
Amateur Oberliga Nord (3rd division) 1981-1994
1981/82	Bernd Brexendorf & Axel Möller	10 goals
1982/83	Axel Möller	15 goal
1983/84	Helmut Schweger	12 goals
1984/85	André Bistram	11 goals
1985/86	Andre Bistram:	27 goals
1986/87	Carsten Nemitz	17 goals

season	Surname	Gates
1987/88	Carsten Nemitz	24 goals
1988/89	Carsten Nemitz	18 goals
1989/90	Carsten Nemitz	13 goals
1990/91	Jens-Uwe Friske	13 goals
1991/92	Maik Wendorf	11 goals
1992/93	Rainer Menzel	10 goals
1993/94	Rainer Menzel	14 goals
Regionalliga Nord (3rd division) 1994–1996
1994/95	Rainer Menzel	8 goals
1995/96	Rainer Menzel	13 goals
Oberliga HH-SH (4th division) 1996-1998
1996/97	Jan Wohlert	10 goals
1997/98	Jan Wohlert	13 goals
Regionalliga Nord (3rd division) 1998-2000
1998/99	Mike Goebel	12 goals
1999/00	Jörg Ahrends	13 goals
Oberliga HH-SH (4th division) 2000/01
2000/01	Daniel Jurgeleit	22 goals (A / 0 goals)
Regionalliga Nord (3rd division) 2001-2007
2001/02	Dmitrijus Guščinas	11 goals
2002/03	Dmitrijus Guscinas	23 goals
2003/04	Daniel Teixeira	17 goals
2004/05	Pavel Dobry	8 goals
2005/06	Pavel Dobry	11 goals
2006/07	Pavel Dobry	13 goals
Oberliga Nord (4th division) 2007/08
2007/08	Michael Holt	22 goals
Regionalliga Nord (4th division) 2008/09
2008/09	Tim Wulff	9 goals
3rd league 2009/10
2009/10	Michael Holt	14 goals
Regionalliga Nord (4th division) 2010–2012
2010/11	Marc Heider	18 goals
2011/12	Jaroslaw Lindner	17 goals
2012/13	Marcel Schied	19 goals (A / 0 goals)
3rd league 2013-2017
2013/14	Marc Heider	10 goals
2014/15	Marc Heider & Rafael Kazior (A / 1 goal)	12 goals
2015/16	Steven Lewerenz	11 goals
2016/17	Kingsley Schindler	12 goals
2nd Bundesliga 2017-
2017/18	Marvin Ducksch	18 goals (A / 0 goals)
2018/19	Janni Serra	10 goals
2018/19	Lee Jae-sung & Emmanuel Iyoha	9 goals

(A) = season with promotion games

Other former known players

Selected other former well-known players who have not been nominated as record players, top scorer, top scorers of a season or during their playing time at Holstein Kiel. In chronological and alphabetical order:

1900-1950

Werner Baßler (1942–1944) Alfred Boller (1941–1944) Alfred Kelbassa (1940-1946)

Alfred Kramer (1930–1933, 35–44) Kurt Krüger (1941–1948) Sophus Nielsen (1910-1911)

Gábor Obitz (1925-1926) Ottmar Walter (1943–1945)

1950-1975

Rudi Balsam (1959–1969) Manfred Greif (1961–1964) Heinz Grunewald (1949–1954) Eberhard Graef (1956–1975) Jürgen Harm (1962–1972)

Ulrich Hoffmann (1967–1975) Franz-Josef Hönig (1964–1967) Dieter Krafczyk (1960–1963) Bernd Oles (1952–1954) Henry Peper (1950–1962)

Josef Pistauer (1964–1969) Manfred Podlich (1960–1965) Günter Tams (1960–1967) Diether Trede (1954–1961)

1975-2000

Dirk Bremser (1998–2000) Francisco Copado (1989-1991) Dimitrios Daras (1980–1981) Pavel Dotschew (1994–1995) Eggert Dolling (1985–1990, 91–97)

Émerson (1993-1994) Thorsten Grümmer (1977–1991) Oliver Held (1993–1995) Timo Hempel (1996-2000, 2001-2003) Carsten Hinrichsen (1987–1994)

Torben Hoffmann (1993–1995) Andreas Köpke (1967–1983) Felix Möller (1981–1985, 87–90, 91–96) Wlodzimierz Zemojtel (1983–1988)

Since 2000

Fin Bartels (2002-2007) Sören Brandy (2006-2007) André Breitenreiter (2003-2007) Sven Boy (2004-2010) Ryan Coiner (2005-2006) Rafael Czichos (2015-2018) Pavel Dobrý (2004-2007) Jens Dowe (2002-2004) Dominick Drexler (2016-2018)

Niels Hansen (2000-2005) Patrick Herrmann (2011-2019) Simon Henzler (2004–2011) Christian Jürgensen (2006-2013) Patrick Kohlmann (2014-2017) Kenneth Kronholm (2014-2019) Björn Lindemann (2004-2006) Marcus Marin (2001-2002) Michél Mazingu-Dinzey (2007-2008)

Christian Mikolajczak (2006-2007) Dominic Peitz (2016-2019) Mike Rietpietsch (2006) Sidney Sam (2002-2004) Stefan Schnoor (2007) Timo Schultz (2003-2005) Fiete Sykora (2009-2015) Daniel Teixeira (2003-2004) Marek Trejgis (2001-2004)

List of trainers of the KSV Holstein

Period	Surname
September - December 1947	Franz Linken & Franz Esser
January - July 1948	Hans Tauchert
1948 - March 1950	Sepp Kretschmann
April 1950 - May 1952	Alfred Beimel
1952-1954	Hans Tauchert
1954-1961	Helmuth Johannsen
1961-1964	Erich Wolf
1964 - May 1965	Helmut Ullmann
May - June 1965	Helmuth Johannsen
1965 - March 1966	Hellmut Meidt
March 1966 - 1968	Rudolf Fassnacht
1968-1972	Hans Peter Ehlers
1972 - February 1974	Edgar "Edu" Preuss
February 1974 - August 1976	Werner Bannasch
August 1976-1978	Gerd Koll August
1978-1979	Kuno Böge
1979 - November 1979	Arkoc Ozcan
November 1979 - December 1980	Gerhard Prokop
December 1980 - April 1981	Helmut Rickert
1981 - August 1984	Emanuel Graf von Soden
1984 August - December 1984	Dieter Wendland
December 1984-1985	Werner Bannasch
1985-1986	Peter Siegel
1986 - October 1988	Michael Lorkowski
October 1988-1989	Wlodzimierz Zemojtel

Period	Surname
1989-1991	Gerd Schildt
1991 - September 1991	Wolf-Waldemar Penning
March - June 1992	Ulf Paetau
1992-1994	Bernd Brexendorf
1994 - February 1995	Michael Kruger
February - April 1995	Ulf Paetau
1995 - October 1995	Harry Witt
1995-1997	Jens Martens October
1997-1999	Dieter Bollow
1999-2000	Michael Lorkowski
2000 - September 2002	Gerd-Volker shock
September 2002 - September 2003	Hans-Werner Moors
September 2003 - February 2004	Gerd-Volker shock
February 2004 - 2004	Peter Vollmann
2004 - October 2006	Frank Neubarth
October 2006 - February 2007	Stefan Böger
2007 - December 2008	Peter Vollmann
December 2008 - September 2009	Falko Götz
October 2009 - 2010	Christian Wück
2010-2013	Thorsten Gutzeit
2013 - August 2016	Karsten Neitzel
August 2016 - 2018	Markus beginning
2018-2019	Tim Walter
July 2019 - September 2019	André Schubert
October 2019 -	Ole Werner

Seasons without months are the usual coach contract periods from July 1st to June 30th of the respective year. Interim trainers are not listed individually, but as a footnote.

Coach with the most stakes

• Helmut Johannssen: 221 games
• Peter Ehlers: 132 games
• Karsten Neitzel: 118 games
• Michael Lorkowski: 113 games
• Emanuel Graf von Soden: 105 games

Status: summer 2018

Record games

North German championship from 1905 to 1933

• Biggest home win: 12-2 season 1909/10 quarter-finals against Internationaler FC Rostock
• Highest away win: 1:13 season 1911/12 quarter-finals against Rendsburger FC
• Biggest home defeat: 3: 5 1906/07 season semifinals against Victoria Hamburg
• Biggest away defeat: 8: 1 1931/32 season, winning relay against Hamburger SV
• Most goal-scoring games: 12-2 victory in the 1909/10 quarter-finals against Internationaler FC Rostock  ; 10: 4 win 1930/31 season round of 16 Leu Braunschweig
• Highest number of goals conceded: 8: 1 defeat in the 1931/32 season, winner's relay against Hamburger SV

German championship from 1910 to 1957

• Biggest win: 9-1 season 1926/27 round of 16 against Titania Stettin
• Biggest defeat: 1: 6 season 1928/29 round of 16 against 1. FC Nürnberg
• Most goal-scoring game: 9: 1 win 1926/27 season round of 16 against Titania Stettin  ; 8-2 victory in the 1925/26 round of 16 against Stettiner SC
• Highest number of goals conceded: 1: 6 season 1928/29 round of 16 against 1. FC Nürnberg

Since many games took place on neutral ground during the championship, no distinction is made here between home and away games

Record league games since 1947

• Biggest home victories: 8: 0 on the 6th matchday in the Oberliga Nord (3rd division) season 1981/82 against Concordia Hamburg  ; 8: 0 on the 7th matchday in the Oberliga Nord (4th division) 2007/08 season against VSK Osterholz-Scharmbeck  ; 8: 0 on the 30th matchday in the Regionalliga Nord (4th league) season 2010/11 against Türkiyemspor Berlin
• Highest away win: 0: 7 on the 23rd matchday in the Oberliga Nord (1st division) season 1959/60 against Eintracht Osnabrück
• Biggest home defeat: 0: 7 on matchday 10 in the Oberliga Nord (1st division) season 1947/48 against Hamburger SV
• Biggest away defeat: 9: 0 on the 25th matchday in the 2nd Bundesliga North (2nd division) 1978/79 season against Tennis Borussia Berlin
• Most goalscoring game: 10: 2 defeat on matchday 29 in the Oberliga Nord (1st division) season 1959/60 against Hamburger SV
• Highest number of goals conceded: 10: 2 defeat on matchday 29 in the Oberliga Nord (1st division) season 1959/60 against Hamburger SV

Record cup games since 1935

• Biggest home win: 7-1 Tschammer-Pokal 1935 1st final round against SV Nordring Stettin
• Biggest away win: 0: 6 DFB-Pokal 2019/20 1st main round against FSV Salmrohr
• Biggest home defeat: 0: 5 DFB-Pokal 2007/08 1st main round against Hamburger SV
• Biggest away defeats: 6-0 Tschammer-Pokal 1941 semi-finals against Schalke 04  ; 7: 1 DFB-Pokal 1971/72 1st main round against Hannover 96  ; 7-1 DFB-Pokal 1978/79 round of 16 against 1. FC Nürnberg
• Most goal-scoring games: 5: 4 win Tschammer-Pokal 1943 1st final round against Eintracht Braunschweig  ; 5: 4 win DFB-Pokal 1971/72 1st main round Hannover 96
• Highest number of goals conceded: 7: 1 DFB-Pokal 1971/72 1st main round against Hannover 96  ; 7-1 DFB-Pokal 1978/79 round of 16 against 1. FC Nürnberg

Source: including chronicle 100 years Holstein Kiel

As of August 12, 2019

President

1. Kiel Football Association

Surname	Term of office
vacant (Blaschke 2nd chairman)	October 6, 1900 - October 22, 1901
Georg P. Blaschke	October 22, 1901 - May 26, 1904
Alfred Haedicke	May 26, 1904 - April 4, 1912
Hans Heesch	April 4, 1912 - March 7, 1913
Alfred Haedicke	March 7, 1913 - June 7, 1917 (merger)

FC Holstein from 1902

Surname	Term of office
Walter Duden	February 5, 1902 - March 31, 1904
Julius Johansen	March 31, 1904 - April 1, 1905
Walter Duden	April 1, 1905 - August 4, 1908
Albert Tetzlaff	August 4, 1908 - July 1, 1909
Karl Rempka	July 1, 1909 - January 5, 1910
Karl Möller	January 5, 1910-1915
August Gamst	1915 - June 7, 1917 (merger)

KSV Holstein from 1900

Surname	Term of office
August Gamst	June 7, 1917-1919
Hans Heesch	1919-1920
August Gamst	May 20, 1920 - September 22, 1921
Ernst Föge	September 22, 1921 - January 22, 1930
Hermann Langness	January 22, 1930 - August 17, 1938
Carl Friese	August 17, 1938 - end of the war
Egon Flessner	October 25, 1945 - September 1946
Fritz Weinknecht	October 1, 1946 - May 27, 1947
Klaus Scharnberg	May 27, 1947 - May 28, 1948
Carl Friese	June 30, 1948 - December 7, 1948
Ernst Föge	December 7, 1948 - November 1, 1949
Hermann Langness	November 30, 1949 - May 27, 1952
Heinrich Ehlers 1	May 27, 1952 - May 4, 1961
Heinrich Happ	May 4, 1961 - February 17, 1967
Karl-Heinz Brandt	February 17, 1967 - April 9, 1968
Josef Keller	April 9, 1968 - February 21, 1969
Carl-August Böcken	February 21, 1969 - March 10, 1972
Wilhelm Ehlers	March 24, 1972 - April 16, 1975
Karl-Heinz Brandt	April 16, 1975 - 1982
Peter Salman	1982-1986
Klaus Hansen-Kohlmorgen	1986
Dieter Weiland	1986 - 1988
Wolf-Fedor Jobs	1988-1993
Hannes Schoberth	1993-1995
Sven Jacob	1995 - July 2007
Roland rhymes	July 2007 - March 2017
Steffen Schneekloth	since June 2017

¹ honorary president

Honorary members

Overview of the honorary members of Holstein Kiel. The list is not complete:

before 1975 Uwe Beyer Dr. Anton Bündgens Walter Duden Heinrich Ehlers Franz "Seppl" Esser Ludwig Hoff Carl Hofmann Karl Holstein Franz Ritter Elfriede Schillow Reinhold Schmidt Arthur Intert Wilhelm Schwieger Alfred Ströh Adolf Werner

after 1975 Wilhelm Jöhnk Hans Kistenmacher Adolf Knees Johannes Ludewig Waldemar Lübke Oskar Ritter Hansherbert Schmalisch Hans Schmidt Heinz Schuett Dr. Wilhelm Tewes

Participants in the Olympic Games

• Adolf "Adsch" Werner: Olympic Summer Games 1912 in Stockholm for the national soccer team
• Hans Reesee: 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm for the national soccer team
• Georg Krogmann: 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm for the national soccer team
• Hans Lubinus : Regatta sailor for Germany at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, 1952 in Helsinki and 1956 in Melbourne
• Dorothea "Dorle" Kress: Women's shot put in Helsinki in 1952
• Hans-Helmut Snaffle: Men's long jump 1964 in Tokyo
• Uwe Beyer : Hammer Throw men in 1964 in Tokyo, 1968 in Mexico City and in 1972 in Munich

See also

• Holstein Kiel
• Season balances from Holstein Kiel
• List of football matches between Holstein Kiel and VfB Lübeck
• List of football matches between Holstein Kiel and Hamburger SV

literature

• Andreas Blaas, Kellner, Schmidt, Schulz, Struckmeyer u. a .: 30 years of Holstein Kiel , commemorative publication and chronicle for the 30th anniversary, Kiel 1930.
• Andreas Blaas, Cally Schulz u. a .: 50 years of Holstein Kiel , commemorative publication and chronicle for the 50th anniversary, Kiel 1950.
• Ernst Gorgas u. a .: 60 years Holstein Kiel , anniversary edition of the club newspaper for the 60th anniversary, Kiel 1960.
• Ernst Gorgas, Hoff, Ludwig a. a .: 75 years of Holstein Kiel , commemorative publication and chronicle for the 75th anniversary, Kiel, 1975.
• Christian Callsen, Hardy Grüne, Christian Jessen, Raymond Madsen, Norman Nawe, Patrick Nawe: 100 Years of Holstein Kiel , Festschrift and Chronicle for the 100th Anniversary, Berlin 2000. ISBN 3-328-00891-8 .
• Norman Nawe, Patrick Nawe: Holstein Kiel - The dream of the Bundesliga , Göttingen 2018. ISBN 978-3-7307-0412-7 .

References and comments

1. ↑ In the final round of the German soccer championship in 1909/10 , Willy Zincke was also the top scorer with 5 goals.
2. ↑ Good Friday 1951 - an everlasting audience record ( Memento of the original from August 25, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
3. ↑ At the same time the highest league home defeat of HSV in its club history since 1945, together with the 0: 5 of FC Bayern Munich on the 32nd matchday in the 1973/74 season and SSV Jahn Regensburg on the 6th matchday in the 2018/19 season .
4. ↑ Rsssf.com: Eternal final round table of the clubs for the German championship 1903 to 1914
5. ↑ Rsssf.com: Eternal final round table of the clubs for the German championship 1903 to 1933
6. ↑ Rsssf.com: Eternal final round table of the clubs for the German championship 1903 to 1945
7. ↑ Rsssf.com: Eternal final round table of the clubs for the German championship 1903 to 1963
8. ↑ 75 years Holstein Kiel pp. 22, 23.
9. ↑ ^{a b} player archive
10. ↑ After evaluating the match reports in Sport Hamburg , Kicker and (partially) Hamburger Abendblatt, 28 goals appear plausible . Two other sources even name 29 goals, the authors Grüne and Prüß only 27 goals. There is no absolute certainty, because z. For example, the question of “own goal or striker's goal” was subject to the reporter's subjective assessment at the time (also applies to numerous other cases).
11. ↑ During this “coachless time in Holstein” in 1947/48, Franz Linken temporarily trained as player-coach & Franz “Seppl” Esser the storks team.
12. ↑ 100 Years of Holstein Kiel , page 225: Hans Tauchert looked after 11 games for KSV Holstein, as Holstein was without a full-time trainer in those months, although he was also a trainer at Hamburger SV. So it came to the unique curiosity in April 1948 that in the game KSV vs. HSV the same coach sat in the coaching bench.
13. ↑ Due to the suspension of Holstein from the Oberliga Nord, Kretschmann also took over the coaching office of Eckernförder SV in the 1948/49 season .
14. ↑ Paul Gräf was the interim player-coach on the last matchday against Eintracht Braunschweig.
15. ↑ In the meantime, Gerd Koll was interim player-coach for a game day.
16. ↑ In the meantime, Walter Hollstein was interim coach for a game day.
17. ↑ In the meantime Gerd Koll was interim trainer for two match days.
18. ↑ For the rest of the season, Heinz Stickel was the interim coach for five match days.
19. ↑ In the meantime, Wlodzimierz Zemojtel & Willi Cryns were interim coaches for ten match days.
20. ↑ the rest of the season Horst Kratzert was interim trainer for eight game days.
21. ↑ In the meantime, Daniel Jurgeleit was an interim trainer.
22. ↑ In the meantime, Klaus Thomforde was interim coach for two match days.
23. ↑ In the meantime, Klaus Thomforde & Michael Bauer were interim coaches for a game day.
24. ↑ In the meantime Torsten Fröhling was interim trainer for three match days.
25. ↑ In the meantime, Ole Werner & Hannes Drews were interim coaches for a game day.
26. ↑ In the meantime, Ole Werner was interim coach for four match days.
27. ↑ Holstein Kiel: The dream of the Bundesliga