SV Blue-White 90 Neustadt (Orla)

The SV Blau-Weiß 90 Neustadt (Orla) is a sports club in the East Thuringian city of Neustadt (Orla) . He offers football, badminton, table tennis and running and uses the “Rote Erde” sports facility in the east of the city. The club colors are blue and white. As the only club in the district with a football team in the Thuringia Association League , as well as with five youth teams in Association Leagues , it is by far the leading football club in the Saale-Orla district (as of 2012).

history

The history of the SV Blau-Weiss begins with the Central Sports Association Blue White, which was founded on June 9 1949th On December 4th of the same year, the addition "blue and white" had to be deleted from the BSG name, as such parts of the name aroused associations with the frowned upon bourgeois sport. “Progress” was defined as a new addition to the name. In 1952 the ZBSG was dissolved, and on April 28, 1952, the DraWeBa machine factory founded the company sports association Motor Neustadt (Orla). On June 4, 1952, the new “Rote Erde” stadium was inaugurated with the friendly match between Motor Neustadt and VfB Allemania Dortmund (0: 3). When the machine factory had to stop supporting the company sports community after German reunification and the associated economic changes, BSG members founded the new sports club Blau-Weiß 90 Neustadt (Orla) on July 19, 1990.

Development of the sport of football

Between 1949 and 1952 the ZBSG took part in the Thuringian soccer championship . With 9th place in the Thuringia regional football league in 1951/52 , the now founded BSG Motor qualified for the newly created third-class regional football league Gera . This league remained the sporting home of the BSG football section until 1965. In the 1962/63 season Neustadt won the season, but lost to Chemie Jena in two games with 2: 0 and 1: 4 in the fight for the district championship . In 1965, BSG Motor had to relegate to the fourth class district class and then developed into an "elevator team" between the district class and the district league. Between 1975 and 1982 the people of Neustadt were able to hold their own for eight years in the district league, after which there was again an up and down between third and fourth division. From 1987 Motor Neustadt remained in the district class until the end of the GDR soccer match in 1990.

League overview 1949–1990
- State class Thuringia (GDR) : 1949–1952
- District league Gera: 1952–1987 (interrupted by repeated relegations)
- District class Gera: 1965/66, 1967–1970, 1982/83, 1984–1986, 1987–1990

Neustadt reached the finals of the district soccer cup five times between 1950 and 1979, thereby qualifying for the GDR-wide FDGB cup competition . Both 1950 and 1958 the 3rd round was reached, only defeats against higher-class teams stopped progress.

FDGB cup games
- 1950:
  - ZSG Neustadt / Orla - BSG locomotive Nossen 5: 1
  - Unit Meerane - ZSG Neustadt / Orla 1: 2
  - ZSG Neustadt / Orla - BSG KWU Erfurt ( GDR Oberliga ) 1: 2
- 1953: Construction Erfurt - Motor Neustadt / Orla 6: 1
- 1956: Motor Neustadt / Orla - Wismut Schneeberg 1: 1, 0: 1
- 1958:
  - Chemie Großbreitenbach - Motor Neustadt / Orla 0: 5
  - Motor Neustadt / Orla - Motor Suhl 10: 2
  - Motor Neustadt / Orla - SC Motor Karl-Marx-Stadt ( GDR League ) 1: 1, 4: 2
- 1979:
  - Motor Neustadt / Orla - Chemie IW Ilmenau 4: 2
  - Motor Neustadt / Orla - Motor Rudisleben 1: 2

After the introduction of the DFB game operations in East Germany, the first soccer team of the new SV Blau-Weiß rose in 1991 to the then seventh-class district league Thuringia. 1995 succeeded the qualification for the newly introduced national class (also 7th league). After another interlude in the district league, SV Blau-Weiß has been back in the national class since 2004, and 7th league since 2008. In the 2003/2004 season, the District Cup of the East Thuringian Football District (OTFB Cup) was won. With the former GDR national player Matthias Liebers as coach, he was promoted to the sixth-class Thuringia league in the 2009/10 season , in which they finished 11th in the 2010/11 season.

In the coming years Neustadt continued to play in the Thuringian League, always with the aim of staying up. A cooperation agreement has been in place with FC Carl Zeiss Jena since the 2011/2012 season. Contents of this cooperation agreement include a. that a test match will be played in Neustadt every summer break. Since the 2013/2014 season there has also been a cooperation agreement with the Bundesliga club FC Schalke 04. B. that the S04 will host a football school for young players in Neustadt in the coming summer break.

Known players

Harald Fritzsche , 8-time GDR national team player . Already appointed to the GDR junior team during his time in the youth teams of Blau Weiß Neustadt, which is why he was delegated to FC Carl Zeiss Jena in 1955 . In 1960 he won the FDGB Cup with Jena and in 1963 he won the GDR championship .
Gerhard Pfeiffer , at the age of 34, switched to FC Carl Zeiss Jena in 1955, where he played 34 games in the second-class GDR league and 10 games in the first-class GDR league .
Matthias Liebers , 59-time GDR national player and silver medalist at the 1980 Olympic Games . For his hometown club 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig , he played 321 games in the GDR Oberliga, won the FDGB Cup twice ( 1985/86 , 1986/87 ) and reached a European Cup final . After the reunification he played for the club, now renamed VfB Leipzig , 25 times in the Bundesliga and 74 times in the 2nd Bundesliga . In 2004 he moved to Blau Weiß Neustadt.

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