DSV Saaz

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The DSV Saaz (Czech: DSV Žatec ) was a German sports club founded in 1885 from Saaz, (Czech. Žatec ) in the Czechoslovak Republic . In the 1930s, the DSV football team was one of the best German teams in Czechoslovakia . In 1934 and 1935 she became champion of the German Football Association of the ČSAF .

Club history

In 1885 a German cycling club was founded in Saaz. In the 1890s, a Swede who had lived in England introduced football and a team was formed from students from the local German high school.

In 1901 the club was renamed the Saazer Sport- und Radfahrerverein (Saazer SuR), in 1907 it took on the name Deutscher Sportverein Saaz, with which the expansion of the sport offer was taken into account.

Club emblem of the DSV Saaz

The club colors were initially black and white, later blue and white.

The first field was made of ashes and was located on the site of today's hospital. In 1928 the club moved into the stadium on the Eger (Czech: Stadion u Ohře ), which is still in operation today and is currently used by FK Slavoj Žatec .

In 1931 the DSV won the first class northwest without defeat, but lost 4-0 in the semi-finals of the DFV championship against DSV Brno .

In 1934 the DSV Saaz won the so-called Czech-German Cup, a tournament played in Prague with the participation of Slavia Prague , Viktoria Žižkov and the DFC Prague . That year the club also toured Ireland , where they played several friendly matches in Belfast and Dublin .

In 1933/34 and 1934/35, the Saaz team won the DFV championship and, after successfully completing a qualifying round, was promoted to the professional 1st Czechoslovak league. There, the team, called the " miracle eleven " (Czech: " zázračná Anyáctka ") could only hold up for one year.

After the defeat of Czechoslovakia in 1938/39, the NSTG Saaz was founded in 1940 , in which the DSV was absorbed.

Outstanding players in the 1930s

The outstanding players of the DSV Saaz in the 1930s included: Johann Wana, Franz Kleinpeter, Wenzel Weigert, Walter Hanke , Rudolf Schulze, Josef Schlögl, Franz Hribar, Johann Riedrich, Johann Hoffmann and Karl Spitzhüttl.

statistics

season league space DFV division
1919/20 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 3rd place Second highest division
1920/21 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 2nd place Second highest division
1921/22 Championship II class, Northwest Gau, Group 1 unknown Third highest division
1922/23 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 unknown Second highest division
1923/24 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 1st place Second highest division
1924/25 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 2nd place Second highest division
1925/26 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 4th Place Second highest division
1926/27 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 3rd place Second highest division
1927/28 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 1st place Top division
1928/29 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 1st place Top division
1929/30 1st class championship, northwest district, group 1 2nd place Top division
1930/31 1st class championship, northwest district 1st place Top division
1931/32 1st class championship, northwest district 1st place Top division
1932/33 1st class championship, northwest district 1st place Top division
1933/34 Upper class DFV 1st place Top division
1934/35 Divize DFV 1st place Top division
1935/36 1st Czechoslovak League 14th place
1936/37 Divize DFV, Bohemia Group 4th Place Top division
1937/38 Divize DFV, Bohemia Group 5th place Top division


  • 1st Czechoslovak League 1935/36:
league space Games Victories draw Defeats Gates Points
Státní League 1935/36 14th place 26th 5 4th 17th 34:92 14th

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