Central Silesian Football Championship

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Breslauer SC 08
5 times Middle Silesian champion
In 1922 the United Breslau Sports Friends became Middle Silesian champions

From 1921 to 1933, the Middle Silesian men's soccer champion was played in the Southeast German Football Association (SOFV) , with the United Breslauer Sportfreunde winning the first and the Breslauer SC 08 the most titles. The Middle Silesian champions qualified for the final round of the Southeast German Championship .

history

After the First World War , more and more clubs were founded in the surrounding cities of Wroclaw , so that the SOFV was forced to expand the previous Wroclaw football championship and to create the district class of Middle Silesia. As early as the 1919/20 season, the former district class of Breslau was called Breslau-Mittelschlesien , but was only equipped with clubs from Wroclaw. But the 1920/21 season the Central Silesian Football Championship was held, in which the Wroclaw Championship was a subgroup. Other districts included Brieg , Münsterberg , Namslau , Obernigk - Trachenberg and Oels which were played out at different times. The winners of the individual districts then competed against each other in a final round to play the Central Silesian Championship. At no time was a club from the other districts besides Breslau able to qualify as Middle Silesian champions for the Southeast German finals, but the quality of football in Wroclaw was miles higher than that of the surrounding area.

Central Silesian clubs have been able to win the Southeast German championship title since the Central Silesian football championship began. The biggest rivals were the clubs from the Niederlausitz district , which one often met in the final. At the beginning of the 1930s , however, clubs from the Upper Silesia district had to be defeated and one was only a second member of the SOFV. As of the 1928/29 season, the Middle Silesian runner-up was also qualified for the Southeast German finals. From the 1930/31 season, the Wroclaw champions were allowed to take part directly in the Southeast German finals, while the Wroclaw runners-up played in the Middle Silesian finals for the Middle Silesian Championship and thus also to qualify for the Southeast German finals. In the course of the Gleichschaltung, the Southeast German Football Association was dissolved a few months after the National Socialists came to power in 1933. Thus the district class of Middle Silesia ceased to exist. From 1933 the clubs were assigned to the Gauliga Schlesien or its substructure.

season Central Silesia district
1920/21 Gau Breslau
(east, west)		 Gau Brieg Gau Miinsterberg Gau Oels
1921/22
1922/23 Gau Breslau
(north, south, west)
1923/24 Gau Breslau
1924/25 Gau Breslau Gau Brieg Gau Miinsterberg Gau Namslau Gau Oels
1925/26 Gau Breslau Gau Brieg Gau Namslau Gau Oels
1926/27
1927/28
1928/29 Gau Breslau
(District I, District II)		 Gau Obernigk - Trachenberg Gau Oels - Namslau
1929/30 Gau Breslau
1930/31
1931/32 Gau Breslau Gau Brieg Gau Namslau Gau Obernigk - Trachenberg Gau Oels
1932/33
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Central Silesian football champions 1921–1933

season Middle Silesian
master 		Cutting off the Southeast
German Championship 		Southeast German master
1920/21 SC Silesia Wroclaw Semifinals United Wroclaw Sports Friends A
1921/22 United Wroclaw Sports Friends winner United Wroclaw Sports Friends
1922/23 United Wroclaw Sports Friends winner United Wroclaw Sports Friends
1923/24 United Wroclaw Sports Friends winner United Wroclaw Sports Friends
1924/25 Breslauer SC 08 Second FC Viktoria Forst
1925/26 Breslauer SC 08 winner Breslauer SC 08
1926/27 Wroclaw FV 06 Second United Wroclaw Sports Friends
1927/28 Breslauer SC 08 winner Breslauer SC 08
1928/29 Breslauer SC 08 Runner-up SC Prussia Zaborze
1929/30 Breslauer SC 08 Sixth (championship relay) Beuthener SuSV 09
A. Qualified as defending champion

Central Silesian provincial championship 1931–1933

From the 1930/31 season, the mode for qualifying for the Southeast German finals was changed. The Wroclaw football champions were now directly qualified for the finals, the winners of the remaining Central Silesian districts played their own provincial championships. The provincial champion then met the Wroclaw runner-up in a playoff for the second Central Silesian participant in the south-east German finals. Due to a tight schedule, this game did not take place in the 1931/32 and 1932/33 seasons, the runner-up Brelaus was chosen by the association as the 2nd participant.

season Middle
Silesian provincial master 		Cutting off the Southeast
German Championship 		Southeast German master
1930/31 Reichsbahn SV Schlesien Oels not qualified Beuthener SuSV 09
1931/32 SpVgg SSC Brieg not qualified Beuthener SuSV 09
1932/33 SSC 1901 Oels not qualified Beuthener SuSV 09

Middle Silesian runner-up 1929–1930

In the years 1929–1930, the Middle Silesian runner-up was also determined in a knockout tournament. This was then also allowed to take part in the Southeast German finals.

season Middle
Silesian runner-up 		Cutting off the Southeast
German Championship 		Southeast German master
1928/29 Breslauer SpVgg 05 comet Second (losing relay) SC Prussia Zaborze
1929/30 United Wroclaw Sports Friends Runner-up Beuthener SuSV 09

Record champions

The middle Silesian record champion is Breslauer SC 08, who won the title 5 times.

society title year
Breslauer SC 08 eV.png Breslauer SC 08 5 1925, 1926, 1928, 1929, 1930
United Breslauer Sportfreunde.png United Wroclaw Sports Friends 3 1922, 1923, 1924
SC Schlesien 1901 Breslau.png SC Silesia Wroclaw 1 1921
Breslauer FV 06.png Wroclaw FV 06 1 1927
Coats of arms of None.svg Reichsbahn SV Schlesien Oels 1 1931
Coats of arms of None.svg SpVgg SSC Brieg 1 1932
SSC Oels.png SSC 1901 Oels 1 1933

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