Saxon Football Association

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Saxon Football Association
Sfv logo.svg
Founded October 6, 1990
president Hermann Winkler
address Abtnaundorfer Strasse 47
04347 Leipzig
Master gentlemen FC Grimma
Cup winners men Chemnitzer FC
Master women FC Phoenix Leipzig
Cup winners women RB Leipzig
Parent association Northeast German Football Association
Subordinate Associations 13 district football associations
region Map-DFB-Regional Associations-SN.png
Clubs (approx.) 877 *
Members (approx.) 157,832 *
Teams (approx.) 6,334 *
* As of July 2019
Homepage www.sfv-online.de

The Saxon Football Association (SFV) was founded on October 6, 1990 in Chemnitz and is the umbrella organization of 877 clubs with 157,832 members in Saxony . 6,334 teams take part in the game.

The SFV is one of 21 regional associations in the DFB and a member of the Northeast German Football Association (NOFV). The new 13 district or city associations of the structural reform of Saxon football are subordinate to the SFV. The SFV has been based in Leipzig since March 1, 2011 and the president is Hermann Winkler .

Game operation

Men

With the beginning of the 1990/91 season, the Saxon Football Association established a national league again with the regional league. The structures that already existed in GDR times were retained as the substructure. In the same way as the 3 administrative districts of Chemnitz, Dresden and Leipzig, there were still 3 district leagues and 9 district leagues: 4 in the Dresden district association , 3 in the Chemnitz district association and 2 in the Leipzig district association . This game operation structure in the state and district area remained stable for over 20 years until the end of the 2010/11 season, regardless of all demographic developments. At the district level, the game operations structure was adapted to the existing district structures.

It was not until the beginning of the 2011/12 season that the SFV set a turning point in games below the state league. Due to the 2008 district reform, the structure was adapted to the new circumstances in the period up to summer 2011. The district associations were dissolved on June 30, 2010 and 13 of the former 28 district associations remained - the division of which is essentially based on the layout of the 3 independent cities and 10 districts. As a result, the game operations below the national league were restructured with the start of the 2011/12 season.

Height of the
league 		designation Teams per season Seasons
5th league Oberliga 16 North 1 South 2
6th league Saxony League 16 Saxony
7th league National class 16-14 North center east west
8th league District league 16-14 13 seasons in 13 football circles
9th league District league A TBA 25 seasons in 13 soccer circles
10th league District League B TBA 7 seasons in 4 football circles
11th league District League C 16-11 3 seasons in 2 football circles
12th league 1st district class TBA 28 seasons in 12 soccer circles
13th league 2nd district class TBA 25 seasons in 10 football circles
14th league 3rd district class 14-11 4 seasons in 2 football circles

1 does not represent any SFV teams

2 5 SFV teams represented

Legend
organized by the NOFV
organized by the SFV
organized by the football circles

Women

Landesliga Sachsen (women, B-Juniors)

National class (3 relays, women)
+ Leagues of the subordinate associations
National class (B-Juniors, C-Juniors)
+ Leagues of the subordinate associations

trophies

Men

Sachsenpokal (men)

State Cup Saxony (A-Juniors, B-Juniors, C-Juniors)

Women

Sachsenpokal (women, B-juniors)

Clubs in higher leagues

Men

step designation number societies
1. Bundesliga 1 RB Leipzig
2. 2nd Bundesliga 2 FC Erzgebirge Aue , Dynamo Dresden
3. 3rd league 2 Chemnitzer FC , FSV Zwickau
4th Regionalliga Northeast 4th VfB Auerbach , Bischofswerdaer FV 08 , 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig , BSG Chemie Leipzig
5. NOFV-Oberliga Nordost 5 FSV Budissa Bautzen , FC Eilenburg , VfL 05 Hohenstein-Ernstthal , Inter Leipzig , VFC Plauen

Women

step designation number societies
1. Bundesliga 1 -
2. 2nd Bundesliga 2 -
4th Regionalliga Northeast 5 FC Erzgebirge Aue , Bischofswerdaer FV 08 , RB Leipzig , SV Eintracht Leipzig-Süd , FC Phoenix Leipzig

Superordinate associations

  • Fédération Internationale de Football Association ( FIFA )
  • Union of European Football Associations ( UEFA )
  • German Football Association ( DFB )
  • Northeast German Football Association ( NOFV )

Subordinate Associations

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b according to DFB membership statistics 2019, see https://www.dfb.de/verbandsstruktur/lösungen/aktuelle-statistik/ , accessed on August 8, 2019

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