Rhineland Cup

This article is about a competition in football; For the former name of a German horse race, see Rhineland Cup .

Rhineland Cup
Association	FVR
founding	1954
Teams	different season 2019/20: 117
Game mode	Knockout system
Title holder	FV Engers 07 (1st title)
Record winner	Eintracht Trier (15 titles)
Website	fv-rheinland.de
Qualification for	DFB Cup

The Bitburger-Rheinlandpokal is the association cup of Rhineland football . It has been organized annually by the Rhineland Football Association (FVR) since 1954 . The winner is entitled to participate in the DFB Cup for the following season.

Participants in the association cup are the teams belonging to the FVR in the 3rd division , the Regionalliga Südwest , the Oberliga Südwest , the Verbandsliga Rheinland, the regional leagues , as well as a number of teams that qualify in the districts.

Until the 2006/07 season, the lottery company Oddset was the name sponsor of the cup, before the Bitburger brewery group took over the name sponsorship since the 2007/08 season and is now called the Bitburger Cup.

Competition 2019/20

	Quarter-finals November 13-15, 2019					Semi-finals August 15, 2020					Final August 22, 2020
		SG 2000 Mülheim-Kärlich	4 (3)
		FC Karbach	24 (5) 2
							FC Karbach	2
							TuS Rot-Weiß Koblenz	1
		FSG Ehrang / Pfalzel	0
		TuS Rot-Weiß Koblenz	2
												FC Karbach	0
												FV Engers 07	5
		FV Engers 07	2
		Eintracht Trier	0
							FV Engers 07	12 1
							Eisbachtal sports fans	0
		VfB Linz	0
		Eisbachtal sports fans	6th

¹ win after extra time
² win on penalties

Competition by season

Winner of the Rhineland Cup since 1954

year	winner	finalist	Result	Venue
1954	SpVgg Eintracht Höhr-Grenzhausen	SV Niederlahnstein	2-0	Bad Ems
1955	Fortuna Kottenheim	TuS Montabaur	1: 0 1	Then after
1956	SC 07 Bad Neuenahr	SV Niederlahnstein	6: 4 a.d. 2	Then after
1957	FC Germania Metternich	TuS Mayen	4: 4 3	Simmer
1958	Sportfreunde Herdorf	SV Adler Niederfischbach	3: 1	Betzdorf
1959	VfB knowledge	SC Rhein / Ahr Sinzig	2: 1	Neuwied
1960	Sportfreunde Herdorf	SC Rhein / Ahr Sinzig	3: 1	Knowledge
1961	VfB knowledge	SV Ehrang	8-0	Neuwied
1962	SC Rhein / Ahr Sinzig	FV Rheingold Rübenach	4: 1	Then after
1963	FC 1911 Horchheim	SV Hildburg Elkenroth	1-0	Marienberg
1964	Spvgg Andernach	TuS Mayen	3: 2 a.d.	Neuwied
1965	VfL Trier	SV Hildburg Elkenroth	1-0	Marienberg
1966	TuS Mayen	Sportfreunde Herdorf	1-0	Montabaur
1967	SSV Mülheim	FV Engers 07	7-0	Neuwied
1968	FC Germania Metternich	SC Rhein / Ahr Sinzig	2: 1	Mülheim
1969	SC 07 Bad Neuenahr	FC Alemannia Plaidt	3: 0 4	Sinzig
1970	SC Rhein / Ahr Sinzig	FV Engers 07	5: 1 5	Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
1971	SC Oberlahnstein	VfB knowledge	3: 2	Metternich
1972	VfB Lützel	SSV Mülheim	1-0	Metternich
1973	Spvgg Andernach	VfB knowledge	2-0	Bendorf
1974	TuS Mayen	Eintracht Trier	1-0	Bitburg
1975	not played because of the reorganization in the DFB (introduction of the 2nd Bundesliga)
1976	TuS Mayen	Spvgg Andernach	3-0	Neuwied
1977	SG Ellingen-Bonefeld	Eisbachtal sports fans	2: 1	Bendorf
1978	TuS Koblenz	SpVgg EGC Wirges	1-0	Neuwied
1979	TuS Koblenz	Eisbachtal sports fans	4: 1	Neuwied
1980	Eisbachtal sports fans	TSV Lehmen / Kattenes	4: 1	Metternich
1981	SV Leiwen	VfL Hamm / victory	2: 1	Then after
1982	Eintracht Trier	VfB knowledge	3: 0 n.e.	Knowledge
1983	SG Ellingen-Bonefeld	FSV Salmrohr	7: 6 n.e.	Bendorf
1984	Eintracht Trier	FSV Salmrohr	2: 1	Hermeskeil
1985	Eintracht Trier	Eisbachtal sports fans	3-0	Mayen
1986	VfL Hamm / victory	FSV Salmrohr	2-0	Mayen
1987	VfL Hamm / victory	SV Leiwen	2: 1	Mayen
1988	FC Bitburg	FSV Salmrohr	6: 5 a.d.	trier
1989	FSV Salmrohr	VfL Hamm / victory	2: 1 a.d.	Neuwied
1990	Eintracht Trier	Sports fans Daaden	4: 1	Emmelshausen
1991	SpVgg EGC Wirges	Eintracht Trier	2-0	Plaidt
1992	FSV Salmrohr	Eintracht Trier	2: 1	Leiwen
1993	FSV Salmrohr	Eisbachtal sports fans	3: 1	Polch
1994	FSV Salmrohr	SV Wittlich	4: 1 n.e.	Klausen
1995	FSV Salmrohr	Eintracht Trier	3-0	Bitburg
1996	FSV Salmrohr	Eintracht Trier	1-0	Leiwen
1997	Eintracht Trier	FV Rheinbrohl	2: 1	Emmelshausen
1998	Eisbachtal sports fans	SV Prüm	2-0	Polch
1999	VfL Hamm / victory	Eintracht Trier	2-0	Mayen
2000	VfL Hamm / victory	SpVgg EGC Wirges	3-0	Hachenburg
2001	Eintracht Trier	TuS Koblenz	6: 4 n.e.	Salmrohr
2002	FSV Salmrohr	TuS Koblenz	2: 1	Darscheid
2003	Eintracht Trier amateurs	SpVgg EGC Wirges	5: 2	Darscheid
2004	TuS Mayen	SG 06 Betzdorf	3: 0 n.e.	Mülheim-Kärlich
2005	TuS Koblenz	SG Roßbach / Verscheid	2-0	Wirges
2006	TuS Koblenz	SG Roßbach / Verscheid	2-0	Nassau
2007	Eintracht Trier	TuS Oberwinter	2: 1 a.d.	Kruft
2008	Eintracht Trier	TuS Koblenz II	2: 0 a.d.	Salmrohr
2009	Eintracht Trier	SV Roßbach / Verscheid	2: 0 a.d.	Polch
2010	Eintracht Trier	SpVgg Burgbrohl	2: 1	Emmelshausen
2011	Eintracht Trier	TuS Koblenz	2-0	trier
2012	SV Roßbach / Verscheid	TuS Mayen	2-0	Emmelshausen
2013	Eintracht Trier	FSV Salmrohr	4-0	Salmrohr
2014	Eintracht Trier	SG Altenkirchen / Neitersen	3-0	trier
2015	FSV Salmrohr	SpVgg Burgbrohl	1: 1 a.d., 5: 3 in E.	Polch
2016	Eintracht Trier	SG HWW Niederroßbach	5: 1	Knowledge
2017	TuS Koblenz	Eintracht Trier	2: 1	Salmrohr
2018	TuS Rot-Weiß Koblenz	TuS Koblenz	1-0	Koblenz
2019	FSV Salmrohr	TuS Koblenz	2: 2 n.v., 4: 3 i. E.	Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
2020	FV Engers 07	FC Karbach	5-0	Koblenz
1Result of the 2nd replay; after the actual final game in Neuwied with a score of 2: 2 a.d. 0.and the first replay in Metternich with a score of 4: 4 a.d. have ended. 2Result of the 1st repetition game; after the actual final game in Andernach was finished with a score of 3: 3 by default. 3The final was canceled by TuS Mayen and counted in favor of FC Germania Metternich . 4thResult of the 1st repetition game; after the actual final game in Andernach ended with a score of 2: 2. 5Result of the 1st repetition game; after the actual final game in Neuwied was finished with a score of 2: 2 by default.

Ranking list of winners and finalists

(Status: 2020)

The record winner of the Rhineland Cup is Eintracht Trier with 15 wins in 21 finals. Eintracht Trier (2007-2011) and the FSV Salmrohr (1992-1996) won the cup for five consecutive years.

rank	club	Victories	Year (s)	FT
1	0 Eintracht Trier	15th	1982, 1984, 1985, 1990, 1997, 2001, 2003 6 , 2007–2011, 2013, 2014, 2016	21st
2	0 FSV Salmrohr	9	1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2015, 2019	14th
3	0 TuS Koblenz	5	1978, 1979, 2005, 2006, 2017	10
4th	0 TuS Mayen	4th	1966, 1974, 1976, 2004	07th
5	0 VfL Hamm / victory	4th	1986, 1987, 1999, 2000	06th
6th	0 Eisbachtal sports fans	2	1980, 1998	06th
7th	0 SC Rhein-Ahr Sinzig	2	1962, 1970	05
	0 VfB knowledge	2	1959, 1961	05
9	0 Spvgg Andernach	2	1964, 1973	03
	0 Sportfreunde Herdorf	2	1958, 1960	03
11	0 SC 07 Bad Neuenahr	2	1956, 1969	02
	0 SG Ellingen-Bonefeld	2	1977, 1983	02
	0 FC Germania Metternich	2	1957, 1968	02
14th	0 SpVgg EGC Wirges	1	1991	04th
	0 SV Roßbach / Verscheid	1	2012	04th
16	0 FV Engers 07	1	2020	03
17th	0 SV Leiwen	1	1981	02
	0 SSV Mülheim	1	1967	02
19th	0 FC Bitburg	1	1988	01
	0 FC Horchheim	1	1963	01
	0 SpVgg Höhr-Grenzhausen	1	1954	01
	0 Fortuna Kottenheim	1	1955	01
	0 VfB Lützel	1	1972	01
	0 SC Oberlahnstein	1	1971	01
	0 VfL Trier	1	1965	01
	0 TuS Rot-Weiß Koblenz	1	2018	01
27	0 SV Hildburg Elkenroth	-		02
	0 SV Niederlahnstein	-		02
	0 SpVgg Burgbrohl	-		02
30th	0 SG Altenkirchen / Neitersen	-		01
	0 SG 06 Betzdorf	-		01
	0 Sports fans Daaden	-		01
	0 SV Ehrang	-		01
	0 FC Karbach	-		01
	0 TSV Moselfeuer Lehmen	-		01
	0 TuS Montabaur	-		01
	0 SV Adler Niederfischbach	-		01
	0 SG HWW Niederroßbach	-		01
	0 TuS Oberwinter	-		01
	0 FC Alemannia Plaidt	-		01
	0 SV Prüm	-		01
	0 FV Rheinbrohl	-		01
	0 FV Rheingold Rübenach	-		01
	0 SV Wittlich	-		01
6thThe title in 2003 was won by the 2nd team, the Eintracht Trier amateurs .

Ranking of the final venues

(Status: 2020)

Final stages according to the number of matches

rank	venue	Number
1	Professor Hueppe Stadium , Neuwied	10
2	Stadium on Bassenheimer Weg , Andernach	6th
3	Salmtalstadion , Salmrohr	5
4th	Nettetal Stadium, Mayen	4th
	Stadium “In der Kaul”, Metternich	4th
	Leo Schönberg Stadium (Maifeldstadion), Polch	4th
7th	Rhein Stadium, Bendorf	3
	Stadium Am Wiebelsborn, Emmelshausen	3
	Mosel Stadium , Trier	3
	Dr. Grosse Siegstadion , knowledge	3
11	Silberau stadium, Bad Ems	2
	Kirburger Strasse Stadium, Bad Marienberg	2
	Bitburg-Ost stadium, Bitburg	2
	Darscheid stadium, Darscheid	2
	Oberwerth Stadium , Koblenz	2
	Stadium Römische Weinstrasse, Leiwen	2
	Stadium Mülheim-Kärlich, Mülheim-Kärlich	2
	Apollinaris Stadium , Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler	2
19th	Stadium Auf dem Bühl , Betzdorf	1
	Burbach Stadium, Hachenburg	1
	Waldstadion, Hermeskeil	1
	Stadium at the Waldessaum, Klausen	1
	Volcanic Stadium, Kruft	1
	Mons-Tabor Stadium, Montabaur	1
	Sports Center Auf der Au, Nassau	1
	Stadion am Pommerhof, Plaidt	1
	Hunsrück Stadium, Simmern	1
	Rhein-Ahr Stadium, Sinzig	1
	Theodor Heuss Stadium, Wirges	1

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The first round of the Bitburger Rheinlandpokal 2019/2020 is drawn. In: fv-rheinland.de. July 8, 2019, accessed January 25, 2020 . 
2. ↑ It will be a real highlight for everyone - background to the Rhineland Cup. In: eintracht-trier.com. May 27, 2014, accessed January 25, 2020 .