Südbadischer Pokal (soccer)
| SBFV-Rothaus-Pokal (South Baden Cup) | |
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| Association | South Baden Football Association |
| First edition | 1945/46 |
| Teams | 64 |
| Game mode | Knockout system |
| Title holder |
1. FC Rielasingen-Arlen (2nd title) |
| Record winner | FC 08 Villingen (9 titles) |
| Website | South Baden Cup |
| Qualification for | DFB Cup |
The SBFV-Pokal (also called Rothaus-Pokal or Südbadischer Pokal ) is the association cup of the Südbadischer Fußballverband .
The Badische Staatsbrauerei Rothaus has been the title sponsor of the SBFV Men's Cup since 2008 . Since then, the competition has been officially called the SBFV Rothaus Cup .
Participant and mode
A total of 64 teams are eligible to participate. The clubs from the southern Baden third division that are not eligible to compete in the DFB-Pokal (5th place or worse), the regional league , the upper league and places 1-8 from the three national leagues are set . There are also six district cup winners. Are also set then so many Association division until it reaches the number of the 43rd The remaining 21 starting places will be played out in a qualifying round. The other clubs from the association league, places 9–13 from the national leagues and all semi-finalists of the district cups take part in this.
One qualification round and five main rounds are played in the knockout system . The respective pairings are determined by lottery, whereby lower-class teams on the first match day and district teams always have home rights to cross-regional teams. The losing club is eliminated. If a game is tied at the end of regular playing time, there is an extension of 2 × 15 minutes. If there is still no decision after the extension, the lower class club moves on to the next round. For teams from the same division there is a penalty shootout . In the event of a tie in the final after extra time, it will always be decided by a penalty shoot-out. As a modification of the usual three substitutions, the game rules of the South Baden Football Association allow a total of five substitutions per team in cup games.
The winner of the competition qualifies for the first main round of the DFB Cup of the following season.
The finals will take place at changing, neutral venues.
statistics
Finals since 1945
| venue | number |
| Offenburg | 8th |
| Freiburg | 6th |
| Villingen | 5 |
| Hausach | 4th |
| St. Georgen | 3 |
| Emmendingen | 3 |
| Boetzingen | 3 |
| Lahr | 3 |
| Teningen | 2 |
| Denzlingen | 2 |
| Waldshut | 2 |
| Tail | 2 |
| Throat | 2 |
| Pfullendorf | 2 |
| Friesenheim | 1 |
| Donaueschingen | 1 |
| Herbolzheim | 1 |
| Blumberg | 1 |
| Waldkirch | 1 |
| Tiengen | 1 |
| Bahlingen | 1 |
| Narrow | 1 |
| Kollnau | 1 |
| Radolfzell | 1 |
| Endingen | 1 |
| To sing | 1 |
| Neustadt | 1 |
| Gaggenau | 1 |
| Niedereschach | 1 |
| Gutach-Bleibach | 1 |
| Oberkirch | 1 |
| Oberschopfheim | 1 |
| Achern | 1 |
| Kirchzarten | 1 |
Winner by clubs and districts
| society | number |
 FC Villingen
|
9 |
 Offenburg FV
|
5 |
 SC Pfullendorf
|
5 |
 FC Rastatt 04
|
5 |
 FC Singen 04
|
5 |
 FC Emmendingen
|
4th |
 VfB Gaggenau
|
4th |
 FC Konstanz
|
4th |
 Bahlinger SC
|
3 |
 Freiburg FC
|
3 |
 Sc freiburg
|
3 |
 FC Teningen
|
3 |
 SV Linx
|
2 |
 SV Oberkirch
|
2 |
 SV Waldkirch
|
2 |
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1. FC Rielasingen-Arlen
|
2 |
 VfB Bühl
|
1 |
 FC Denzlingen
|
1 |
 FV Donaueschingen
|
1 |
 FC Furtwangen
|
1 |
 Kehler FV
|
1 |
 FV Loerrach
|
1 |
 SV Weil
|
1 |
| circle | number | Clubs |
 District of Emmendingen
|
13 | Emmendingen, Teningen, Bahlingen, Denzlingen, Waldkirch |
 District of Constance
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11 | Singing, Constance, Rielasingen-Arlen |
 Schwarzwald-Baar district
|
11 | Donaueschingen, Furtwangen, Villingen |
 Rastatt district
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10 | Rastatt, Gaggenau, Bühl |
 Ortenau district
|
10 | Offenburg, Oberkirch, Kehl, Linx |
 Freiburg (independent city) |
6th | Freiburg FC, SC Freiburg |
 District of Sigmaringen
|
5 | Pfullendorf |
 District of Loerrach
|
2 | Loerrach, Weil |
| district | number | Clubs |
| Freiburg | 19th | Emmendingen, Freiburg FC, SC Freiburg, Teningen, Bahlingen, Denzlingen, Waldkirch |
| Lake Constance | 16 | Singen, Konstanz, Pfullendorf, Rielasingen-Arlen |
| Black Forest | 11 | Donaueschingen, Furtwangen, Villingen |
| Baden-Baden | 10 | Rastatt, Gaggenau, Bühl |
| Offenburg | 10 | Offenburg, Oberkirch, Kehl, Linx |
| Upper Rhine | 2 | Loerrach, Weil |
Web links
- German sports club for football statistics : Honor roll of the South Baden Cup winners
- South Baden Football Cup
- South Baden Football Association
Individual evidence
- ↑ The South Baden Cup Finals. dsfs.de, accessed on February 1, 2017 .
- ↑ History of FC Konstanz 1925-1949 ( Memento from December 19, 2014 in the Internet Archive )