The soccer championship was played again this year in five regional 1st district classes, the winners of which qualified for the final round. The district class Mittelschlesien-Breslau now bore the name Mittelschlesien and was also divided into several districts. Since more and more football clubs were formed in south-east Germany, most of the districts were divided into districts.
The district league Niederlausitz ended with the following table position, the FC Viktoria Forst became Niederlausitz football champions for the third time. For unknown reasons, the sixth-placed SC Union Cottbus also took part in the relegation round in addition to the last placed and, despite the second place in this, was relegated to the district class.
Qualification for the Southeast German Football Championship
Participation in the relegation round
(M)
Defending champion district
Relegation round
Pl.
society
Sp.
S.
U
N
Gates
Quota
Points
1.
TV 1861 Cottbus (winner district class)
4th
2
1
1
003: 500
0.60
05: 30
2.
SC Union Cottbus (6th district league)
4th
2
0
2
006: 400
1.50
04: 40
3.
VfB 1901 Forst (10th district league)
4th
1
1
2
003: 300
1.00
03: 50
Legend
Promotion / whereabouts district league
Relegation to the district class
1st class Upper Lusatia
The Oberlausitzer Championship was first held in three regional Gau classes. The winners of these leagues played the Oberlausitzer Meister in a final round. For the coming season, the single-track district league Oberlausitz was created as a division above the 1st class.
Qualification for the Southeast German Football Championship
(M)
Defending champion district
District class Lower Silesia
The Lower Silesian Championship was first played in five regional Gauklassen, the winners of which were qualified for the district championship. The following winners qualified for the final round:
Qualification for the Southeast German Football Championship
(M)
Defending champion district
Central Silesia district
The Central Silesian Championship was held for the first time in 1921. The winners of the districts of Breslau, Brieg, Münsterberg and Oels were qualified. The Gauliga Breslau was first played in two leagues (Breslau East and Breslau West). Depending on the table, two teams from each league were then sorted into the leagues upper class, middle class and lower class, the participants in the upper class determined the Wroclaw city champions and thus also the participants in the Middle Silesian finals.
From the Gau Brieg, only the winner, SV Hertha Brieg, is currently known.
Münsterberg district
From the Gau Münsterberg only the winner, Sportfreunde 1919 Neisse, is currently known.
Gau Oels
From the Gau Oels only the winner, SSC 1901 Oels , is currently known .
Central Silesian District Championship
Intermediate round:
Result
SV Hertha Brieg
1: 6
SSC 1901 Oels
SC Silesia Wroclaw
10: 1
Sports fans in 1919 Neisse
Final:
Result
SC Silesia Wroclaw
2-0
SSC 1901 Oels
A class Upper Silesia
The Upper Silesian Championship was held in five regional Gauklassen, the winners of which qualified for the Upper Silesian District Championship, in which the Upper Silesian participant in the Southeast German soccer final was determined.
The following winners qualified for the final round:
Qualification for the Southeast German Football Championship
(M)
Defending champion district
Finals
The final round of the southeast German soccer championship was played again this season in the knockout system . The champions from the 5 districts as well as the defending champion United Sportfreunde Breslau were qualified .
Preliminary round
date
Result
April 8, 1921
ATV Liegnitz (Winner District Lower Silesia)
1-0
Beuthener SuSV 09 (Winner District Upper Silesia)
April 8, 1921
Vgt. Breslauer Sportfreunde (defending champion)
6: 1
STC Görlitz (Winner District Oberlausitz)
SC Schlesien Breslau (Winner District Central Silesia) received a bye .
FC Viktoria Forst (winner Niederlausitz district) received a bye.
“The meeting began with the impetus from Forst. The sports fans got together faster at first and undoubtedly had more of the game in the first half. After changing sides, the Forster had a noticeable advantage for a long time, and Breslau's line of bishops and defense had to work hard to cope with all attacks. It was only shortly before the end that the sports fans showed their superiority again. The game has now been extended by 2x15 minutes. A minute after the restart, Victoria was able to score the first goal from a crowd. Sports fans were now playing with admirable energy. Five minutes later, a corner kicked by Taube and headed by Blaschke brought them 1: 1. Again Blaschke turned a corner with a header. This decided the victory of the Breslau team. "
Hardy Greens : Encyclopedia of German League Football. Volume 1: From the Crown Prince to the Bundesliga. 1890 to 1963. German championship, Gauliga, Oberliga. Numbers, pictures, stories. AGON-Sportverlag, Kassel 1996, ISBN 3-928562-85-1 .
Hardy Greens: Encyclopedia of German League Football. Volume 7: Club Lexicon . AGON-Sportverlag, Kassel 2001, ISBN 3-89784-147-9 .
Beuthener SuSV 09 
STC Görlitz 
SC Schlesien Breslau (Winner District Central Silesia) received a bye .
FC Viktoria Forst (winner Niederlausitz district) received a bye.
