Central German football championship 1904/05

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Central German football championship 1904/05
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Dresdner SC - Central German soccer champion 1905

The Central German Football Championship 1904/05 of the Association of Central German Ball Game Clubs (VMBV) was the fourth season of the Central German Football Championship . This year's championship was held again in two Gauligen, the winners of which met in a final. In this, the Dresdner SC defeated the Hallescher FC 1896 with a 3-2 home win and thus qualified for the German soccer championship 1904/05 . In this, the Dresden team reached the semi-finals after a 5-3 victory in the quarter-finals against Vicotria Hamburg , which was lost to the BTuFC Union in 1892 . The VfB Leipzig was as last year's finalist (last season the German Cup was canceled, so there was no defending champion) also qualified for the German football championship, but decided not to participate in the quarter-final against FUCC Eintracht Braunschweig .

On the 10th day of the VMBV on February 4, 1905, the final admission of the associations Magdeburg Ball Game Clubs , Dresden Ball Game Clubs , Leipzig Ball Game Clubs , Chemnitz Football Associations and Thuringian Football Associations was decided. The associations played the 1904/05 season to the end and were incorporated into existing or newly created districts of the VMBV from the coming season.

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The clubs in the Association of Central German Ball Game Clubs were again divided into three districts (Gaue) in the 1903/04 season, with only the winners of Gaue I and II qualified for the finals, since Gau III only functioned as a lower class league. The Magdeburg clubs were still organized in the Association of Magdeburg Ball Game Clubs and played their own football champions.

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Northwest Saxony Hallescher FC 1896
Eastern Saxony Dresdner SC

District I - Northwest Saxony

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
 1. Hallescher FC 1896  12  11  0  1 039:110 3.55 22: 20
 2. Wacker Leipzig  12  9  1  2 038:130 2.92 19: 50
 3. VfB Leipzig (MM) (M)  12  8th  0  4th 039:160 2.44 16: 80
 4th Leipzig BC 1893  12  7th  0  5 035:250 1.40 14:10
 5. FC Sportfreunde Leipzig (N)  12  4th  1  7th 024:340 0.71 09:15
 6th FC Wacker Halle (N)  12  1  0  11 013:490 0.27 02:22
 7th SV Lipsia Leipzig  12  1  0  11 007:470 0.15 02:22
Legend
Qualification Central German Final
Relegated
(MM) Central German defending champion
(M) Defending champion Northwest Saxony
(N) Climbers

District II - East Saxony

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Quota Points
 1. Dresdner SC (M)  6th  4th  0  2 032:120 2.67 08: 40
 2. Mittweidaer BC a  6th  4th  0  2 028:120 2.33 08: 40
 3. BC Sportlust Dresden (N)  6th  3  0  3 017:250 0.68 06: 60
 4th Chemnitzer BC a  6th  1  0  5 011:390 0.28 02:10
b Moved to Gau III - South West Saxony for the coming season.
Legend
Qualification Central German Final
(M) Defending champion East Saxony
(N) Newbie

Decision game 1st place

date Result place
April 16, 1905 Dresdner SC 4: 2 Mittweidaer BC Freiberg

District III

The Gau III had the status of a lower class league, so the winner could not take part in the Central German football final. In the league played this season the BSC Hohenzollern 99 Merseburg , the FC Preußen Weißenfels , the Weißenfelser SC 1903 , the SC Naumburg and the Zeitzer BC 1903 . All the clubs in this Gau moved to the newly created Gau Saale for the coming season.

Championship final

The winners of Gaue I and II were qualified for this year's final.

date Result Stadion
April 21, 1905 Dresdner SC (winner Gau Ostsachsen)DSCFahneHistorisch.svg
 3: 2 Coats of arms of None.svgHallescher FC 1896
(Winner Gau Northwest Saxony) 		VfB-Platz, Leipzig

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  • 1904/05 on claudionicoletti.eu
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