Football regional league Baden
| Football regional league Baden | |
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| abbreviation | LL |
| Association | Badischer Football Association |
| hierarchy | 7th league |
| Teams | 49 (16, 18 and 15 in three seasons) |
| master | FV Fortuna Kirchfeld (LL Mittelbaden) VfR Gommersdorf (LL Odenwald) SV Waldhof Mannheim 2 (LL Rhein-Neckar) |
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↑ Baden Association League (VI) ↓ District Leagues (VIII)
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The Baden regional soccer league (consisting of the three seasons Mittelbaden, Odenwald and Rhein-Neckar) is the second-highest league of the Badischer Fußballverband and, according to the state leagues, the seventh highest league in the German league system after DFB state associations . Along with the Landesliga Südbaden and the Landesliga Württemberg, it is one of three regional leagues in Baden-Württemberg .
The champions of the three seasons of the Baden regional league are automatically promoted to the Baden association league . The three runners-up take part in the relegation round to the Association League, in which they initially compete against each other in two knockout rounds . The runner-up, who ultimately prevails, has to compete in another relegation game against the federation league club, which landed there on the relegation place. Since the normal number of teams in the three relays differs, there are different relegation regulations. If there are more relegated from the association league and promoted from the district leagues than relegated to the district league and promoted to the association league, the number of teams increases, which means that a "tightened" relegation regulation can come into effect in the following season.
structure
Landesliga Mittelbaden
history
The Landesliga Mittelbaden was launched in the 1977/78 season. FC Germania Friedrichsfeld won its first championship in 1978.
Promotion and relegation regulation
The master of the Landesliga Mittelbaden is promoted directly to the Baden Association League and the vice-champion of the Landesliga Mittelbaden plays relegation games against the fourth from bottom of the Baden Association League and the two runners-up in the Odenwald and Rhein-Neckar regional leagues. Teams can be determined to be relegated prematurely by deregistering. The last two teams in the table are relegated directly and the third from the bottom contests relegation games against the runners-up in the regional leagues of Bruchsal , Karlsruhe and Pforzheim for a free regional league place.
master
The following teams have been champions in the Landesliga Mittelbaden since the 1977/78 season:
- 1978 - FC Germania Friedrichsfeld
- 1979 - FC Östringen
- 1980 - TSV Reichenbach
- 1981 - Karlsruher SC II
- 1982 - VfB Knielingen
- 1983 - FVgg Weingarten
- 1984 - FC Neureut
- 1985 - FVgg Weingarten
- 1986 - FV Wiesental
- 1987 - FC Germania Forst
- 1988 - ASV Durlach
- 1989 - VfR Pforzheim
- 1990 - FV Liedolsheim
- 1991 - Karlsruhe FV
- 1992 - VfB Grötzingen
- 1993 - FC Alemannia Wilferdingen
- 1994 - SV Spielberg
- 1995 - FVgg Weingarten
- 1996 - VfR Ittersbach
- 1997 - FC Nöttingen
- 1998 - FC Germania Forst
- 1999 - FC Neureut
- 2000 - FC Östringen
- 2001 - FC Heidelsheim
- 2002 - SpVgg Oberhausen
- 2003 - VfR Ittersbach
- 2004 - TSV Reichenbach
- 2005 - 1. FC Birkenfeld
- 2006 - FC Friedrichstal
- 2007 - FC Heidelsheim
- 2008 - SpVgg Durlach-Aue
- 2009 - FC Germania Forst
- 2010 - 1. FC Bruchsal
- 2011 - TSV Grunbach
- 2012 - TSV Reichenbach
- 2013 - SV Kickers Pforzheim
- 2014 - SpVgg Durlach-Aue
- 2015 - ASV Durlach
- 2016 - TuS Bilfingen
- 2017 - FC Español Karlsruhe
- 2018 - ATSV Mutschelbach
- 2019 - FV Fortuna Kirchfeld
Ranking list
The following ranking lists the champions of the Landesliga Mittelbaden since the 1977/78 season based on the number of championship titles:
(Status: data up to the 2019 championship taken into account)
| space | society | number | Years |
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| 1. | TSV Reichenbach | 3 | 1980, 2004, 2012 |
| FVgg Weingarten | 1983, 1985, 1995 | ||
| FC Germania Forst | 1987, 1998, 2009 | ||
| 4th | FC Oestringen | 2 | 1979, 2000 |
| FC Neureut | 1984, 1999 | ||
| ASV Durlach | 1988, 2015 | ||
| VfR Ittersbach | 1996, 2003 | ||
| FC Heidelsheim | 2001, 2007 | ||
| SpVgg Durlach-Aue | 2008, 2014 | ||
| 10. | FC Germania Friedrichsfeld | 1 | 1978 |
| Karlsruher SC II | 1981 | ||
| Karlsruhe FV | 1991 | ||
| VfB Knielingen | 1982 | ||
| FV Wiesental | 1986 | ||
| VfR Pforzheim | 1989 | ||
| FV Liedolsheim | 1990 | ||
| VfB Grötzingen | 1992 | ||
| FC Alemannia Wilferdingen | 1993 | ||
| SV Spielberg | 1994 | ||
| FC Nöttingen | 1997 | ||
| SpVgg Oberhausen | 2002 | ||
| 1. FC Birkenfeld | 2005 | ||
| FC Friedrichstal | 2006 | ||
| 1. FC Bruchsal | 2010 | ||
| TSV Grunbach | 2011 | ||
| SV Kickers Pforzheim | 2013 | ||
| TuS Bilfingen | 2016 | ||
| FC Español Karlsruhe | 2017 | ||
| ATSV Mutschelbach | 2018 | ||
| FV Fortuna Kirchfeld | 2019 |
Landesliga Odenwald
history
The Landesliga Odenwald was launched with the 1977/78 season. It was practically a continuation of the 2nd Odenwald amateur league , which had existed since the 1950s. SV Osterburken won its first championship in 1978. The record champion is Viktoria Wertheim with six championship titles (as of 2018/19).
Promotion and relegation regulation
The master of the Landesliga Odenwald rises directly to the Baden Association League and the vice-champion of the Landesliga Odenwald plays relegation games against the fourth from bottom of the Association League Baden, as well as the two runners-up in the Landesligen Rhein-Neckar and Mittelbaden. Teams can be determined to be relegated prematurely by deregistering. The last four teams in the table are relegated directly and the fifth from bottom plays relegation games against the runners-up of the three regional leagues of Tauberbischofsheim , Buchen and Mosbach for a free place in the regional league.
master
The following teams have been champions in the Landesliga Odenwald since the 1977/78 season:
- 1978 - SV Osterburken
- 1979 - FV Lauda
- 1980 - FV Laudenberg
- 1981 - SV Distelhausen
- 1982 - Viktoria Wertheim
- 1983 - FV Laudenberg
- 1984 - Viktoria Wertheim
- 1985 - FV Mosbach
- 1986 - TSV Tauberbischofsheim
- 1987 - SV Waldhausen
- 1988 - SV Königshofen
- 1989 - Viktoria Wertheim
- 1990 - FV Mosbach
- 1991 - SpVgg Neckarelz
- 1992 - TSV Tauberbischofsheim
- 1993 - Viktoria Wertheim
- 1994 - VfR Uissigheim
- 1995 - TV Hardheim
- 1996 - Viktoria Wertheim
- 1997 - TV Hardheim
- 1998 - SpVgg Neckarelz
- 1999 - SV Schollbrunn
- 2000 - VfR Gommersdorf
- 2001 - TV Hardheim
- 2002 - SV Schollbrunn
- 2003 - Viktoria Wertheim
- 2004 - SV Schollbrunn
- 2005 - SV Schefflenz
- 2006 - SpVgg Neckarelz
- 2007 - SV Schollbrunn
- 2008 - TSV Buchen
- 2009 - TV Hardheim
- 2010 - FV Mosbach
- 2011 - TSV Buchen
- 2012 - TSV Höpfingen
- 2013 - VfR Gommersdorf
- 2014 - TSV Höpfingen
- 2015 - FV Lauda
- 2016 - TSV Strümpfelbrunn
- 2017 - VfR Gommersdorf
- 2018 - FV Lauda
- 2019 - VfR Gommersdorf
Ranking list
The following ranking lists the champions of the Landesliga Odenwald since the 1977/78 season based on the number of championship titles:
(Status: data up to the championship 2019 taken into account)
| space | society | number | Years |
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| 1. | Viktoria Wertheim | 6th | 1982, 1984, 1989, 1993, 1996, 2003 |
| 2. | TV Hardheim | 4th | 1995, 1997, 2001, 2009 |
| SV Schollbrunn | 1999, 2002, 2004, 2007 | ||
| VfR Gommersdorf | 2000, 2013, 2017, 2019 | ||
| 5. | FV Lauda | 3 | 1979, 2015, 2018 |
| FV Mosbach | 1985, 1990, 2010 | ||
| SpVgg Neckarelz | 1991, 1998, 2006 | ||
| 8th. | FV Laudenberg | 2 | 1980, 1983 |
| TSV Tauberbischofsheim | 1986, 1992 | ||
| TSV booking | 2008, 2011 | ||
| TSV Höpfingen | 2012, 2014 | ||
| 12. | SV Osterburken | 1 | 1978 |
| SV Distelhausen | 1981 | ||
| SV Waldhausen | 1987 | ||
| SV Königshofen | 1988 | ||
| VfR Uissigheim | 1994 | ||
| SV Schefflenz | 2005 | ||
| TSV Strümpfelbrunn | 2016 |
Regional league Rhein-Neckar
history
The regional league Rhein-Neckar was launched in the 1977/78 season. The SV Sinsheim won its first championship in 1978.
Promotion and relegation regulation
The champion of the regional league Rhein-Neckar is promoted directly to the Baden association league and the vice-champion of the regional Rhein-Neckar league plays relegation games against the fourth from bottom of the Baden association league, as well as the two runners-up in the Odenwald and Mittelbaden regional leagues. Teams can be determined to be relegated prematurely by deregistering. The last three teams in the table are relegated directly and the fourth from bottom plays relegation games against the runners-up in the Sinsheim , Heidelberg and Mannheim regional leagues for a free place in the regional league.
master
The following teams have been champions in the Rhein-Neckar regional league since the 1977/78 season:
- 1978 - SV Sinsheim
- 1979 - SG Oftersheim
- 1980 - SG Heidelberg-Kirchheim
- 1981 - FV Ladenburg 1903
- 1982 - 1. FC Walldorf
- 1983 - SpVgg Neckargemünd
- 1984 - VfB Wiesloch
- 1985 - SpVgg Amicitia Viernheim
- 1986 - SV Waldhof Mannheim II
- 1987 - ASV Feudenheim
- 1988 - TSV Viernheim
- 1989 - SG Dielheim
- 1990 - VfB Leimen
- 1991 - SG Oftersheim
- 1992 - SG Hemsbach
- 1993 - FC Viktoria Bammental
- 1994 - TSG 62 Weinheim
- 1994 - SG Dielheim
- 1996 - TSG Hoffenheim
- 1997 - VfB Eppingen
- 1998 - SV Sinsheim
- 1999 - TSV Viernheim
- 2000 - SpVgg Ketsch
- 2001 - TSG Hoffenheim II
- 2002 - SV Laudenbach
- 2003 - TSV Viernheim
- 2004 - SpVgg Ketsch
- 2005 - FC Zuzenhausen
- 2006 - FC Red
- 2007 - SpVgg Amicitia Viernheim
- 2008 - SV Sandhausen II
- 2009 - FC Astoria Walldorf II
- 2010 - SV Sandhausen II
- 2011 - DJK / FC Ziegelhausen-Peterstal
- 2012 - SV Sandhausen II
- 2013 - VfB Eppingen
- 2014 - TSV Amicitia Viernheim
- 2015 - FC Zuzenhausen
- 2016 - VfB Eppingen
- 2017 - VfB Garden City
- 2018 - TSV Wieblingen
- 2019 - SV Waldhof Mannheim II
Ranking list
The following ranking lists the champions of the Landesliga Rhein-Neckar since the 1977/78 season based on the number of championship titles:
(Status: data up to the 2019 championship taken into account)
| space | society | number | Years |
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| 1. | TSV Viernheim 1 | 3 | 1988, 1999, 2003 |
| VfB Eppingen | 1997, 2013, 2016 | ||
| SV Sandhausen II | 2008, 2010, 2012 | ||
| 4th | SV Sinsheim | 2 | 1978, 1998 |
| SG Oftersheim | 1979, 1991 | ||
| Spvgg Amicitia Viernheim 1 | 1985, 2007 | ||
| SV Waldhof Mannheim II | 1986, 2019 | ||
| SG Dielheim | 1989, 1994 | ||
| SpVgg Ketch | 2000, 2004 | ||
| FC Zuzenhausen | 2005, 2015 | ||
| 11. | SG Heidelberg-Kirchheim | 1 | 1980 |
| FV Ladenburg | 1981 | ||
| 1. FC Walldorf | 1982 | ||
| SpVgg Neckargemünd | 1983 | ||
| VfB Wiesloch | 1984 | ||
| ASV Feudenheim | 1987 | ||
| VfB glue | 1990 | ||
| SG Hemsbach | 1992 | ||
| FC Viktoria Bammental | 1993 | ||
| TSG 62 Weinheim | 1994 | ||
| TSG Hoffenheim | 1996 | ||
| TSG Hoffenheim II | 2001 | ||
| SV Laudenbach | 2002 | ||
| FC red | 2006 | ||
| FC Astoria Walldorf II | 2009 | ||
| DJK / FC Ziegelhausen-Peterstal | 2011 | ||
| TSV Amicitia Viernheim 1 | 2014 | ||
| VfB Garden City | 2017 | ||
| TSV Wieblingen | 2018 |
Web links
- The regional soccer leagues Mittelbaden , Odenwald and Rhein-Neckar on the website www.fupa.net
- Official website of the Badischer Fußballverband at www.badfv.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d Badischer Fußballverband: Promotion and relegation regulations for OL / VL / LL + district league in the 2017/18 season (PDF; 5 pages). Online at www.badfv.de. Retrieved September 3, 2018.
- ^ A b c fandom: Landesliga Mittelbaden . Online at daffs.fandom.com. Retrieved July 21, 2019.
- ↑ a b c fandom: Landesliga Odenwald . Online at daffs.fandom.com. Retrieved July 21, 2019.
- ↑ a b Chronicle 150 years TSV 1863 Tauberbischofsheim e. V. , TSV TBB, Tauberbischofsheim 2013.
- ^ SV Schollbrunn: Club history . Online at svschollbrunn1929.de. Retrieved June 25, 2019.
- ↑ a b c fandom: Landesliga Rhein-Neckar . Online at daffs.fandom.com. Retrieved July 21, 2019.