Leipzig city derby

reigning or last derby winner since	BSG Chemie Leipzig October 6, 2019
First edition	March 17, 1935
last derby	October 6, 2019
next derby	December 13, 2020 or earlier
Record winner	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (48) and previous clubs

The soccer games between the Leipzig-Leutzsch- based BSG Chemie Leipzig and the Leipzig-Probstheida- based 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig as well as between their predecessor clubs are referred to as the Leipzig City Derby .

In contrast to other well-known derbies in German football, such as the Munich city derby , the Leipzig city derby was not held between two continuously existing clubs: Rather, the eventful history of football rivalry between the two districts of Leipzig reflects that for the development of football in East Germany Typical breaks in the 20th century: dissolution of the clubs after the end of the Second World War , several state-ordered restructuring of the club landscape in the time of the GDR as well as financial difficulties and insolvencies after reunification led to mergers, name changes and new foundations on both sides . This high degree of institutional discontinuity is contrasted in a remarkable way by the strongly pronounced continuity of the respective supporters who have survived all these upheavals.

The currently most successful Leipzig soccer club, RB Leipzig , has hardly had any sporting points of contact with other Leipzig clubs in its young history, so that no inner-city rivalries could develop that would justify the term “derby” and are comparable to the rivalry “Leutzsch-Probstheida” would be.

The reigning derby winner is BSG Chemie Leipzig, which prevailed in the last city derby on October 6, 2019 with a 2-0 home win. In the overall balance, 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig and its predecessor clubs lead 48 of the 107 derbies. BSG Chemie and its predecessors have won the derby 38 times so far. 21 Leipzig city derbies ended in a draw.

history

The history of both Leutzsch and Probstheidaer football is shaped by a large number of (sport) political and financial institutional disruptions. Both of the clubs that exist today are not legally identical to their various predecessors, each of which also had a number of different names. What contributes to the confusion is that in the past both clubs - independently of each other - already had the name "Locomotive". These developments are summarized below in a simplified form.

Football in Leutzsch

1899-1932	FC Britannia Leipzig
1932-1945	TuRa Leipzig
1946-1949	SG Leipzig-Leutzsch
1949-1950	ZSG Industrie Leipzig
1950-1954	BSG Chemie Leipzig
1954-1963	SC Lokomotive Leipzig
1963-1990	BSG Chemie Leipzig
1990	FC Grün-Weiß 1990 Leipzig
1990-2008	FC Sachsen Leipzig
2008-2011	FC Sachsen Leipzig / BSG Chemie Leipzig
2011-2014	BSG Chemie Leipzig / SG Saxony Leipzig
since 2014	BSG Chemie Leipzig

The history of Leutzsch football begins with FC Britannia 1899 Leipzig . Through a series of mergers, this club went up in 1932 in the TuRa Leipzig , which played first-class ( Gauliga Sachsen ) from 1936 . At the end of the Second World War in 1945, the association was dissolved due to Directive No. 23 of the Allied Control Council . The association was re-established as early as 1946 under the name SG Leipzig-Leutzsch . In 1949 SG Leipzig-Leutzsch merged with SG Lindenau-Hafen to form ZSG Industrie Leipzig .

Due to the reorganization of the East German sports clubs in 1950 ZSG was in a Sports Association (August 16, 1950 carrier operation converted VEB paints and coatings Leipzig); the association now bore the name BSG Chemie Leipzig for the first time . In the 1950/51 season , BSG Chemie became GDR champions and thus brought the first championship to Leutzsch. In 1954 there was another restructuring in Leipzig football, as a result of which the first team of BSG Chemie was taken over by the newly founded SC Lokomotive Leipzig . The SC Lokomotive won the FDGB Cup in 1957 .

In 1963 there was a further restructuring of the club landscape: the SC Lokomotive was merged with the city rival SC Rotation Leipzig to form SC Leipzig . The aim of this merger was to join forces in Leipzig football. Since the merger freed up a place in the GDR Oberliga, BSG Chemie Leipzig was able to return to the Oberliga; However, the BSG Chemie was only allocated to those players who were deemed less worthy of support. What followed was probably the greatest sensation in the history of GDR football: BSG Chemie, which on paper was significantly weaker than its city rival and was a relegation candidate before the season, sensationally won the GDR championship and won the second championship. Since then, no Leipzig club has managed to achieve a national championship title. In the 1965/66 season , BSG Chemie managed to win another FDGB Cup; thereafter it increasingly developed into an "elevator team".

In 1990, in the wake of the looming German reunification and the associated consequences for football matches, the name was initially changed to FC Grün-Weiß 1990 Leipzig and shortly thereafter a merger with BSG Chemie Böhlen , through which a starting place in the last- ever first-class NOFV- Oberliga 1990/91 could be secured. The club, which was named FC Sachsen Leipzig after the merger , was never able to achieve its self-imposed sporting goals in the years after reunification and never got beyond the third-rate league game. In addition, there were repeated financial difficulties and political conflicts among the supporters: As with many East German clubs, right-wing extremist groups increasingly infiltrated the fan scene at FC Sachsen in the 1990s . In contrast to most other clubs, the organized fan scene in Leutzsch, such as the ultra group Diablos Leutzsch , has been resolutely defending itself against this development since the early 2000s.

Last but not least, the resulting conflicts led to the fact that in 2008 a sponsoring association of FC Sachsen, founded in 1997, resumed playing in the twelfth class, 3rd district class under the name BSG Chemie Leipzig . Since the organized fan scene of FC Sachsen and numerous other supporters took this step, there was a split in Leutzsch football, which lasted until 2014. FC Sachsen was dissolved in 2011 after another bankruptcy, but another attempt to found a new company was made under the name SG Leipzig-Leutzsch (later SG Sachsen Leipzig ), which failed after just three years due to another insolvency. The "new" BSG Chemie, however, developed significantly more successfully and is now playing in the fourth-class regional league after numerous promotions .

Football in Probstheida

1893-1945	VfB Leipzig
1945-1949	SG Leipzig-Probstheida
1949-1950	BSG Erich Zeigner
1950-1954	BSG unit Leipzig-East
1954-1963	SC Rotation Leipzig
1963-1966	SC Leipzig
1966-1990	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig
1990-2004	VfB Leipzig
since 2004	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig

The history of Probstheidaer football begins with VfB Leipzig , which became the first German football champion in 1903 and won two further championship titles in 1906 and 1913. Another title was won in the Tschammerpokal in 1936 . The VfB Leipzig was also dissolved after the end of the Second World War and initially reorganized under the name SG Leipzig-Probstheida . In 1949 the association was renamed to BSG Erich Zeigner , a year later to BSG Einheit Leipzig-Ost . In the course of the first major restructuring of club football in the GDR in 1954, the BSG unit Leipzig-East was part of the SC Rotation Leipzig . In 1963, the SC Rotation merged with the SC Lokomotive Leipzig to form SC Leipzig (see above).

In 1966 the soccer department of SC Leipzig was spun off from the club and from then on appeared as an independent club under the name 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig . Although the 1. FC Lokomotive soon became the sporting number one in the city, it never won a GDR championship, but did win four FDGB cups (1976, 1981, 1986 and 1987) and take part in the final of the 1986 European Cup Winners' Cup / 87.

After reunification, the club again took its old name VfB Leipzig . In the 1993/94 season VfB played in the 1st Bundesliga, but played there the second worst season of all Bundesliga participants to date and clearly missed relegation. It should be the last participation of a Leipzig team in the top German league by 2016. In 2004 VfB Leipzig had to file for bankruptcy and was dissolved. A successor club was founded the year before, again under the name 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig , which started from scratch in the 3rd district class, but now plays in the fourth class regional league.

The rivalry

The reasons for the football rivalry between Leutzsch and Probstheida, which goes beyond pure local rivalry, are complex and have changed several times over the course of time. In the beginning, the antagonism between the long-established, "middle-class" VfB Leipzig and the newly founded club TuRa Leipzig, which attracted a rather "proletarian" audience in the industrialized west of Leipzig, was decisive. In any case, the first games between the two clubs were characterized by typical Derby side effects such as violent arguments between the supporters.

The rivalry has had a political component at least since the restructuring in 1963: The fact that the newly founded SC Leipzig in Probstheida was to be made into the center of excellence for Leipzig football, while the BSG Chemie was degraded to the "rest of Leipzig" and those in the The following decades, the company sports clubs were generally disadvantaged compared to the sports clubs in the GDR, which led to Leutzsch supporters increasingly seeing themselves as "oppositional", while 1. FC Lokomotive was seen as "close to the state". It is debatable whether these ascriptions are correct in this generality.

More recently, the fact that Leutz's supporters are largely shaped by a politically more left-wing and student milieu has played a role, while parts of the Probstheida supporters - also due to a number of corresponding incidents - are assumed to be close to right-wing extremist movements.

List of all Leipzig city derbies

No.	date	home	Result	Away	competition
1	March 17, 1935	TuRa Leipzig	2: 1	VfB Leipzig	Friendly match
2	May 25, 1935	VfB Leipzig	0-0	TuRa Leipzig	Fourth tournament of SC Wacker Leipzig
3	September 13, 1936	VfB Leipzig	4-0	TuRa Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1936/37 , 1st matchday
4th	March 7, 1937	TuRa Leipzig	2: 1	VfB Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1936/37, 17th matchday
5	May 9, 1937	VfB Leipzig	3-0	TuRa Leipzig	Friendly match
6th	October 3, 1937	TuRa Leipzig	1: 1	VfB Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1937/38 , 5th matchday
7th	January 16, 1938	VfB Leipzig	2-0	TuRa Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1937/38, 14th matchday
8th	June 24, 1938	VfB Leipzig	2: 2	TuRa Leipzig	Friendly match
9	August 28, 1938	TuRa Leipzig	2: 5	VfB Leipzig	Friendly match
10	December 11, 1938	VfB Leipzig	3: 1	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1938/39 , 9th matchday
11	February 19, 1939	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	0: 2	VfB Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1938/39, 19th matchday
12	August 20, 1939	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	1: 6	VfB Leipzig	Friendly match
13	October 22, 1939	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	3: 3	VfB Leipzig	Leipzig War Championship 1939, 4th matchday
14th	December 25, 1939	VfB Leipzig	4-0	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1939/40 Group 1, 4th matchday
15th	April 14, 1940	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	3: 3	VfB Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1939/40 Group 1, 10th matchday
16	September 29, 1940	VfB Leipzig	0-0	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1940/41 , 3rd matchday
17th	March 9, 1941	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	1: 6	VfB Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1940/41 17th matchday
18th	September 21, 1941	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	1: 8	VfB Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1941/42 4th matchday
19th	November 2, 1941	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	2: 3	VfB Leipzig	Friendly match
20th	January 25, 1942	VfB Leipzig	5: 3	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1941/42 , 12th matchday
21st	June 21, 1942	VfB Leipzig	1: 6	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	Anniversary tournament Fortuna Leipzig
22nd	March 14, 1943	VfB Leipzig	2: 5	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	Friendly match
23	June 13, 1943	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	6: 3	VfB Leipzig	Whitsun tournament TuRa
24	September 19, 1943	VfB Leipzig	1: 4	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1943/44 , 3rd matchday
25th	January 9, 1944	TuRa 1899 Leipzig	0: 3	VfB Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1943/44, 11th matchday
26th	September 17, 1944	VfB Leipzig	3: 1	KSG TuRa / SpVgg Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1944/45 Group Leipzig - Season 1, 2nd matchday
27	January 21, 1945	KSG TuRa / SpVgg Leipzig	0: 3	VfB Leipzig	Gauliga Sachsen 1944/45 Group Leipzig - Season 1, 8th matchday
28	March 24, 1946	SG Leipzig-Probstheida	0: 2	SG Leipzig-Leutzsch	Friendly match
29	May 26, 1946	SG Leipzig-Leutzsch	3: 4	SG Leipzig-Probstheida	Friendly match
30th	September 15, 1946	SG Leipzig-Leutzsch	2: 1	SG Leipzig-Probstheida	Playoffs city championship 1945/46
31	January 4, 1948	SG Leipzig-Probstheida	from 1	SG Leipzig-Leutzsch	City Cup Leipzig, 2nd round
32	September 12, 1948	SG Leipzig-Leutzsch	5: 2	SG Leipzig-Probstheida	District class northwest Saxony 1948/49, 2nd matchday
33	December 26, 1949	ZSG Industrie Leipzig	1: 3	BSG Erich Zeigner Leipzig	Friendly match
34	December 26, 1949	BSG Erich Zeigner Leipzig	5: 2	ZSG Industrie Leipzig	Friendly match
35	4th January 1953	BSG Unit East Leipzig	0: 2	BSG Chemie Leipzig	Friendly match
36	November 29, 1953	BSG Unit East Leipzig	1: 5	BSG Chemie Leipzig	DS-Oberliga 1953/54 , 12th matchday
37	March 28, 1954	BSG Chemie Leipzig	2: 1	BSG Unit East Leipzig	DS-Oberliga 1953/54, 26th matchday
38	October 31, 1954	BSG Unit East Leipzig	0: 2	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	DS-Oberliga 1954/55 , 6th matchday
39	March 27, 1955	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	1: 1	SC Rotation Leipzig	DS-Oberliga 1954/55, 23rd matchday
40	September 11, 1955	SC Rotation Leipzig	0: 1	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	DS-Oberliga 1955, 3rd matchday
41	May 20, 1956	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	2-0	SC Rotation Leipzig	DS-Oberliga 1956, 8th matchday
42	September 8, 1956	SC Rotation Leipzig	1: 2	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	DS-Oberliga 1956, 18th matchday
43	April 7, 1957	SC Rotation Leipzig	2: 3	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1957, 4th matchday
44	September 29, 1957	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	0-0	SC Rotation Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1957, 19th matchday
45	March 9, 1958	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	0: 2	SC Rotation Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1958, 1st matchday
46	17th August 1958	SC Rotation Leipzig	2: 4	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1958, 15th matchday
47	October 10, 1958	SC Rotation Leipzig	2: 1	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	Friendly match
48	April 19, 1959	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	2: 2	SC Rotation Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1959, 7th matchday
49	October 11, 1959	SC Rotation Leipzig	0-0	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1959, 19th matchday
50	June 12, 1960	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	2: 1	SC Rotation Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1960, 10th matchday
51	November 20, 1960	SC Rotation Leipzig	2-0	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1960, 25th matchday
52	June 3, 1961	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	4: 1	SC Rotation Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1961/62, 11th matchday
53	October 28, 1961	SC Rotation Leipzig	1: 1	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1961/62, 23rd matchday
54	April 1, 1962	SC Rotation Leipzig	2: 1	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1961/62, 31st matchday
55	October 6, 1962	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	2-0	SC Rotation Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1962/63, 8th matchday
56	March 10, 1963	SC Rotation Leipzig	0: 2	SC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1962/63, 20th matchday
57	October 6, 1963	BSG Chemie Leipzig	3-0	SC Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1963/64, 6th matchday
58	March 1, 1964	SC Leipzig	1: 2	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1963/64, 17th matchday
59	December 6, 1964	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0: 3	SC Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1964/65, 12th matchday
60	June 2, 1965	SC Leipzig	1: 3	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1963/64, 25th matchday
61	August 18, 1965	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0: 3	SC Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1965/66, 2nd matchday
62	December 15, 1965	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	1: 1	BSG Chemie Leipzig	International Football Cup 1965/66 , semi-final first leg
63	19th February 1966	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	0: 4	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1965/66, 15th matchday
64	March 9, 1966	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0: 1	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	International Football Cup 1965/66, semi-final second leg
65	November 19, 1966	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0: 2	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1966/67, 12th matchday
66	May 10, 1967	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	3-0	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1966/67, 25th matchday
67	October 14, 1967	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	3: 1	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1967/68, 8th matchday
68	4th May 1968	BSG Chemie Leipzig	3: 1	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	DDR-Oberliga 1967/68, 21st matchday
69	5th October 1968	BSG Chemie Leipzig	1-0	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	DDR-Oberliga 1968/69, 8th matchday
70	April 5th 1969	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	0-0	BSG Chemie Leipzig	DDR-Oberliga 1968/69, 21st matchday
71	22nd August 1970	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	3-0	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1970/71, 1st matchday
72	March 13, 1971	BSG Chemie Leipzig	1: 1	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1970/71, 14th matchday
73	October 14, 1972	BSG Chemie Leipzig	2-0	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1972/73, 5th matchday
74	April 28, 1973	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	1-0	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1972/73, 18th matchday
75	August 25, 1973	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	2-0	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1973/74, 3rd matchday
76	February 9, 1974	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0-0	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1973/74, 16th matchday
77	23rd August 1975	BSG Chemie Leipzig	2: 3	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1975/76, 1st matchday
78	7th February 1976	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	0: 1	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1975/76, 14th matchday
79	November 24, 1979	BSG Chemie Leipzig	1: 5	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1979/80, 10th matchday
80	April 26, 1980	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	3-0	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1979/80, 19th matchday
81	August 27, 1983	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0: 3	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1983/84, 3rd matchday
82	February 29, 1984	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	3-0	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1983/84, 16th matchday
83	1st December 1984	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	4-0	BSG Chemie Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1984/85, 12th matchday
84	May 22, 1985	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0: 1	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	GDR Oberliga 1984/85, 25th matchday
85	August 18, 1990	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	1-0	FC Sachsen Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 1990/91, 2nd matchday
86	March 2, 1991	FC Sachsen Leipzig	0-0	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 1990/91, 15th matchday
87	June 5, 1991	FC Sachsen Leipzig	0: 1	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	Promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga 1990/91 , 1st group match day
88	June 15, 1991	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	4-0	FC Sachsen Leipzig	Promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga 1990/91, 4th group match day
89	December 13, 1998	FC Sachsen Leipzig	3: 3	VfB Leipzig	Regionalliga Nordost 1998/99, 17th matchday
90	May 15, 1999	VfB Leipzig	5-0	FC Sachsen Leipzig	Regionalliga Nordost 1998/99, 34th matchday
91	September 25, 1999	FC Sachsen Leipzig	2-0	VfB Leipzig	Regionalliga Nordost 1999/00, 9th matchday
92	March 12, 2000	VfB Leipzig	1-0	FC Sachsen Leipzig	Sachsenpokal 1999/00, semi-finals
93	April 2, 2000	VfB Leipzig	0: 1	FC Sachsen Leipzig	Regionalliga Nordost 1999/00, 24th matchday
94	October 6, 2001	VfB Leipzig	1: 1	FC Sachsen Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 2001/02, 9th matchday
95	March 30, 2002	FC Sachsen Leipzig	0: 1	VfB Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 2001/02, 26th matchday
96	October 12, 2002	FC Sachsen Leipzig	1-0	VfB Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 2002/03, 9th matchday
97	April 5, 2003	VfB Leipzig	0: 3	FC Sachsen Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 2002/03, 26th matchday
98	December 13, 2003	VfB Leipzig	1: 2	FC Sachsen Leipzig	Sachsenpokal 2003/04, quarter-finals
99	August 23, 2009	FC Sachsen Leipzig	0-0	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 2009/10, 3rd matchday
100	April 5, 2010	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	0-0	FC Sachsen Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 2009/10, 18th matchday
101	February 6, 2011	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	2-0	FC Sachsen Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 2010/11, 13th matchday
102	April 25, 2011	FC Sachsen Leipzig	2-0	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	NOFV-Oberliga 2010/11, 25th matchday
103	November 13, 2016	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0: 1 a.d.	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	Sachsenpokal 2016/17, quarter-finals
104	29th July 2017	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0: 1	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	Regionalliga Nordost 2017/18 , 1st matchday
105	22nd November 2017	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	0-0	BSG Chemie Leipzig	Regionalliga Nordost 2017/18, 18th matchday
106	15th December 2018	BSG Chemie Leipzig	0: 1	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	Sachsenpokal 2018/19 , quarter-finals
107	October 6, 2019	BSG Chemie Leipzig	2-0	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	Regionalliga Nordost 2019/20 , 11th matchday 2
108 3	December 13, 2020	BSG Chemie Leipzig		1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig	Regionalliga Nordost 2020/21 , 18th matchday

¹ Aborted when the score was 2: 2, scored for SG Leipzig-Leutzsch

²The second leg in the 2019/20 regional league season could not be played due to the season being canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany in spring 2020

³Unless both teams not previously in Saxony Cup 2020/21 meet

literature

• Jens Fuge : A forest of flags rises. Chemie Leipzig und seine Fans Vol. 1 , Fuchshain 2016, ISBN 978-3-9816023-5-7 .
• Freundeskreis Probstheida (Ed.): 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig. Football primer , Berlin 2016, ISBN 978-3-944068-48-0 .
• Detlev Schröter: Leipzig. The football city , Leipzig 2018, ISBN 978-3-96145-322-1 .

Web links

• Ronny's fan page

Individual evidence

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2. ↑ See Fuge: Leutzscher Legende , pp. 57–72.
3. ↑ See Freundeskreis Probstheida (ed.): 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig , p. 12.
4. ↑ See Schröter: Fussballstadt , pp. 105-106. Wrongly represented by Freundeskreis Probstheida (ed.): 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig , p. 12.
5. ↑ Freundeskreis Probstheida (ed.): 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig , p. 13.
6. ↑ Freundeskreis Probstheida (ed.): 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig , p. 20.
7. ↑ Cf. Fuge: Fahnenwald , pp. 590–591.
8. ↑ See Freundeskreis Probstheida (ed.): 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig , pp. 92–93. Fugue: Fahnenwald , p. 593.
9. ↑ . See Joint: prayer flags , pp 595-598.
10. ↑ See Freundeskreis Probstheida (ed.): 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig , p. 93.
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