Season balance sheets of Hamburger SV

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The season balance sheet of Hamburger SV shows the placement, the number of wins, draws and defeats, the goal difference and the number of points scored for each season. The seasons after the merger of the clubs SC Germania von 1887 , Hamburger FC von 1888 and FC Falke 06 on June 2, 1919, from which Hamburger SV emerged in its current form, are taken into account . In addition, the performance in the DFB Cup and the European Cup and the most successful goalscorer are named. Player names in bold indicate that the player became the top scorer for that season.

Hamburger SV has been German champions six times, DFB Cup winners three times and league cup winners twice . At the international level the HSV won the 1977 UEFA Cup Winners 'Cup and the 1983 European Champion Clubs' Cup . Until May 12, 2018, HSV was the only club in Germany that had always played in the highest German division since 1919, and also the only founding member of the Bundesliga to be represented in this league until 2018, which gave the club the nickname “Bundesliga -Dino ”.

Seasonal balance sheets

  • Season : states the respective season.
  • Place : Name the placement of HSV in the league.
  • S : States the number of games won.
  • U : States the number of ties.
  • N : States the number of games lost.
  • Goals : Name the goal difference. The number in front of the colon indicates the number of goals scored, the number after the colon the number of goals conceded.
  • Points : states the number of points scored. Until 1995 there were two points for a win, after which the three-point rule was introduced.
  • North German Championship : Name the placement of HSV in the North German championship.
  • German Championship : Names the placement of HSV in the German championship.
  • Top Goalscorer : First name the player (s) who scored the most goals during the season and then the number of goals scored. Until 1963, the goals in the finals for the North German or German championship are also taken into account.
  • Spectators : States the average number of spectators per game in the respective season.
  • Cup : Names the performance of HSV in the Tschammerpokal (played from 1935 to 1943) and DFB-Pokal (played since 1953). The lap reached is named in each case.
  • Europe : Name the performance of HSV in the European Cup. EC 1 stands for the European Champion Clubs 'Cup (played since 1955) or UEFA Champions League (name since 1992), EC 2 for the European Cup Winners' Cup (played from 1960 to 1999), EC 3 for the UEFA Cup (played since 1971) or UEFA Europa League (name since 2009), MP for the trade fair cup (played from 1955 to 1971) and UI for the UEFA Intertoto Cup (played from 1995 to 2008).

1919–1933: Weimar Republic

HSV played in the Hamburg-Altona League in the 1919/20 season. From 1920 to 1922 the HSV played in the North German League, which was then abolished again. The HSV was divided in the 1920/21 season in the Northern District League and then in the Alster District League . Between 1922 and 1928 he belonged to the two-track league of the Greater Hamburg district. A In the 1928/29 season, HSV took part in the "Round of Ten" game of some of the top clubs in North Germany. Finally, between 1929 and 1933, HSV played in the Oberliga Groß-Hamburg.

season space S. U N Gates Points North German championship German championship Top scorer
1919/20 2. 11 3 3 65:22 25: 9     Otto Harder 26th
1920/21 1. 16 2 0 65:19 34: 2 master Quarter finals Otto Harder 31
1921/22 3. 08th 3 3 60:15 19: 9 master Master (renounced) Ludwig Breuel 29
1922/23 1. 13 0 1 93:14 26: 2 master master Otto Harder 40
1923/24 1. 12 2 0 61:11 26: 2 master final Otto Harder 38
1924/25 1. 13 0 1 76:12 26: 2 master Round of 16 Otto Harder 37
1925/26 1. 13 0 1 72:12 26: 2 Second Semifinals Otto Harder 38
1926/27 1. 13 0 1 79:17 26: 2 Second Quarter finals Otto Harder 43
1927/28 1. 14th 1 1 101: 22 29: 3 master master Otto Harder 56
1928/29 1. 08th 1 0 50:16 17: 1 master Quarter finals Otto Harder 23
1929/30 1. 16 1 1 70:20 33: 3 Fourth   Franz Horn 28
1930/31 1. 13 1 4th 58:22 27: 9 master Semifinals Walter Wollers 24
1931/32 1. 16 2 0 87:27 34: 2 master Quarter finals Rudolf Noack 48
1932/33 2. 12 2 4th 52:27 26:10 master Round of 16 Karl Sveistrup 19th

1933-1945: Gauliga

The HSV played between 1933 and 1942 in the Gauliga Nordmark and then in the Gauliga Hamburg .

season space S. U N Gates Points spectator German championship Cup Top scorer
1933/34 2. 14th 1 3 91:35 29: 7 nb     Rudolf Noack 31
1934/35 2. 13 0 5 55:32 26:10 nb     Rudolf Noack 22nd
1935/36 3. 10 3 5 49:38 23:13 4,667   2nd round Rudolf Noack
Werner Höffmann 		10
1936/37 1. 15th 1 2 71:22 31: 5 8,000 Fourth 1 round Rudolf Noack 27
1937/38 1. 19th 3 0 103: 26 41: 3 5,950 Fourth 1 round Rudolf Noack 30th
1938/39 1. 16 3 1 87:20 35: 5 6,944 Fourth Quarter finals Werner Höffmann 38
1939/40 1. B 08th 2 0 39: 9 18: 2 2,786   1 round Edmund Adamkiewicz 16
1940/41 1. 22nd 0 0 104: 25 44: 0 3,289 Preliminary round 1 round Heinz bung bottle 20th
1941/42 2. 14th 0 4th 74:29 28: 8 4,278   Round of 16 Hans Heibach
Rudolf Noack
Konrad Weber 		14th
1942/43 2. 12 2 4th 73:19 26:10 4,444     Hans Heibach 15th
1943/44 2. 13 2 3 65:20 28: 8 2,889     Otto Rohwedder 17th
1944/45 1. 16 2 0 100: 21 34: 2 2,567   C.   Erich Ebeling 26th

1945–1963: Oberliga

HSV played in the Hamburger Liga from 1945 to 1947 and in the Oberliga Nord from 1947 to 1963 .

season space S. U N Gates Points spectator German championship Cup Europe Top scorer
1945/46 01. 10 2 0 75:11 22: 2 7,833   C.     Edmund Adamkiewicz 12
1946/47 02. 16 2 4th 101: 33 34:10 8,800   C.     Fred Boller 25th
1947/48 01. D 17th 3 2 66:17 37: 7 21,000 Quarter finals     Edmund Adamkiewicz 21st
1948/49 01. E. 14th 4th 4th 61:31 32:12 17,364 Quarter finals     Erich Ebeling 12
1949/50 01. 21st 6th 3 101: 39 48:12 15,397 Quarter finals     Herbert Wojtkowiak 26th
1950/51 01. 22nd 5 5 113: 54 49:15 13,781 Preliminary round     Herbert Wojtkowiak 43
1951/52 01. 19th 7th 4th 96:48 45:15 11,767 Preliminary round     Werner Harden 32
1952/53 01. 18th 7th 5 78:57 43:17 12,133 Preliminary round Quarter finals   Herbert Wojtkowiak 20th
1953/54 11. 15th 1 14th 77:58 27:29 F. 9,800   Semifinals   Herbert Wojtkowiak 16
1954/55 01. 23 1 6th 108: 41 47:13 16,133 Preliminary round Round of 16   Günter Schlegel G. 30th
1955/56 01. 17th 7th 6th 89:35 41:19 14,400 Preliminary round final   Uwe Seeler 35
1956/57 01. 16 9 5 86:34 41:19 14,933 final Semifinals   Uwe Seeler 33
1957/58 01. 20th 3 7th 78:35 43:17 14,143 final     Uwe Seeler 24
1958/59 01. 25th 2 3 98:29 52: 8 14,333 Preliminary round Semifinals   Uwe Seeler 34
1959/60 01. 20th 5 5 96:38 45:15 11,933 master Semifinals   Uwe Seeler 49
1960/61 01. 24 2 4th 101: 29 50:10 11,571 Preliminary round   EC 1 - semi-finals Uwe Seeler 37
1961/62 01. 24 2 4th 100: 34 50:10 11,667 Preliminary round     Uwe Seeler 32
1962/63 01. 22nd 5 3 100:40 49:11 13,267 Preliminary round winner   Uwe Seeler 33

1963–2018: Bundesliga

Since the founding of the Bundesliga , HSV was the only club to play continuously in this division until the 2017/18 season.

season space S. U N Gates Points spectator Cup Europe Top scorer Bundesliga squad
1963/64 06th 11 10 9 69:60 32:28 34,396 1 round EC 2 - quarter finals Uwe Seeler 30th Bundesliga squad
1964/65 11. 11 5 14th 46:56 27:33 35,446 Round of 16   Uwe Seeler 14th
1965/66 09. 13 8th 13 64:52 34:34 23,099 Quarter finals   Manfred Pohlschmidt 18th
1966/67 14th 10 10 14th 37:53 30:38 25,564 final   Uwe Seeler 10
1967/68 13. 11 11 12 51:54 33:35 19,382 1 round EC 2 - final Uwe Seeler 12
1968/69 06th 13 10 11 55:55 36:32 20,596 Quarter finals MP - Round of 16 Uwe Seeler 23
1969/70 06th 12 11 11 57:54 35:33 17,230 Round of 16   Uwe Seeler 17th
1970/71 05. 13 11 10 54:63 37:31 16.608 Quarter finals MP - 2nd round Franz-Josef Hönig 13
1971/72 10. 13 7th 14th 52:52 33:35 17,337 Round of 16 EC 3 - 2nd round Uwe Seeler 11
1972/73 14th 10 8th 16 53:59 28:40 18,020 Round of 16   Franz-Josef Hönig 11
1973/74 12. 13 5 16 53:62 31:37 24,087 final   Georg Volkert 8th
1974/75 04th 18th 7th 9 55:38 43:25 31,433 2nd round EC 3 - quarter finals Horst Bertl
Willi Reimann 		8th
1975/76 02. 17th 7th 10 59:32 41:27 30,534 winner EC 3 - semi-finals Peter Nogly 9
1976/77 06th 14th 10 10 67:56 38:30 31,193 2nd round EC 2 - winner Willi Reimann 15th
1977/78 10. 14th 6th 14th 61:67 34:34 30,046 Round of 16 EC 2 - Round of 16 Ferdinand Keller 14th
1978/79 01. 21st 7th 6th 78:32 49:19 40,377 1 round   Kevin Keegan 17th Bundesliga squad
1979/80 02. 20th 8th 6th 86:35 48:20 35,868 3rd round EC 1 - final Horst Hrubesch 21st
1980/81 02. 21st 7th 6th 73:43 49:19 31,739 Quarter finals EC 3 - Round of 16 Horst Hrubesch 17th
1981/82 01. 18th 12 4th 95:45 48:20 33,930 Semifinals EC 3 - final Horst Hrubesch 27
1982/83 01. 20th 12 2 79:33 52:16 28,345 Round of 16 EC 1 - winner Horst Hrubesch 18th
1983/84 02. 21st 6th 7th 75:36 48:20 27,614 Round of 16 EC 1 - Round of 16 Dieter Schatzschneider 15th
1984/85 05. 14th 9 11 58:49 37:31 22,048 1 round EC 3 - Round of 16 Thomas von Heesen 15th
1985/86 07th 17th 5 12 52:35 39:29 18,133 1 round EC 3 - 1st round Heinz Gründel 11
1986/87 02. 19th 9 6th 69:37 47:21 22,312 winner   Thomas von Heesen 12
1987/88 06th 13 11 10 63:68 37:31 15,115 Semifinals EC 2 - Round of 16 Bruno Labbadia 11
1988/89 04th 17th 9 8th 60:36 43:25 14,934 Quarter finals   Uwe Bein 15th
1989/90 11. 13 5 16 39:46 31:37 18,381 1 round EC 3 - quarter finals Jan Furtok 10
1990/91 05. 16 8th 10 60:38 40:28 24.164 Round of 16   Jan Furtok 20th
1991/92 12. 9 16 13 32:43 34:42 20,843 2nd round EC 3 - Round of 16 Armin Eck
Jan Furtok		 8th
1992/93 11. 8th 15th 11 42:44 31:37 23,774 2nd round   Karsten Bäron 8th
1993/94 12. 13 8th 13 48:52 34:34 31,330 Round of 16   Thomas von Heesen 14th
1994/95 13. 10 9 15th 43:50 29:39 30,523 2nd round   Jörg Albertz 9
1995/96 05. 12 14th 8th 52:47 50 28,568 1 round   Harald Spörl 14th
1996/97 13. 10 11 13 46:60 41 29,519 Semifinals EC 3 - Round of 16 Harald Spörl 8th
1997/98 09. 11 11 12 38:46 44 32,272 2nd round UI - semi-finals Hasan Salihamidžić 10
1998/99 07th 13 11 10 47:46 50 22,799 Round of 16   Anthony Yeboah 14th
1999/00 03. 16 11 7th 63:39 59 40,080 3rd round UI finals Hans Jörg Butt
Roy Präger
Anthony Yeboah		 9
2000/01 13. 10 11 13 58:58 41 41,466 2nd round EC 3 - 3rd round Sergei Barbarez 22nd
2001/02 11. 10 10 14th 51:57 40 42,827 2nd round   Bernardo Romeo 8th
2002/03 04th 15th 11 8th 46:36 56 44,680 Round of 16   Bernardo Romeo 14th
2003/04 08th. 14th 7th 13 47:60 49 46,495 Round of 16 EC 3 - first round Bernardo Romeo 11
2004/05 08th. 16 3 15th 55:50 51 47,941 1 round UI - semi-finals Sergei Barbarez 11
2005/06 03. 21st 5 8th 53:30 68 52,630 Round of 16 UI - winner H Sergej Barbarez
Rafael van der Vaart 		9
EC 3 - Round of 16
2006/07 07th 10 15th 9 43:37 45 55,867 1 round EC 1 group Rafael van der Vaart 8th
2007/08 04th 14th 12 8th 47:26 54 55,368 Quarter finals UI - Winner I. Ivica Olić 14th
EC 3 - Round of 16
2008/09 05. 19th 4th 11 49:47 61 54,820 Semifinals EC 3 - semi-finals Mladen Petrić 12
2009/10 07th 13 13 8th 56:41 52 55,240 2nd round EC 3 - semi-finals Mladen Petrić 8th Bundesliga squad
2010/11 08th. 12 9 13 46:52 45 54,446 2nd round Mladen Petrić 11 Bundesliga squad
2011/12 15th 8th 12 14th 35:57 36 53,465 Round of 16 Mladen Petrić 7th Bundesliga squad
2012/13 07th 14th 6th 14th 42:53 48 52,916 1 round Artjoms Rudņevs
Heung-Min Son 		12 Bundesliga squad
2013/14 16. J. 7th 6th 21st 51:75 27 51,825 Quarter finals Pierre-Michel Lasogga 13 Bundesliga squad
2014/15 16. K 9 8th 17th 25:50 35 53,252 2nd round Pierre-Michel Lasogga
Rafael van der Vaart 		4th Bundesliga squad
2015/16 10. 11 8th 15th 40:46 41 53,630 1 round Nicolai Müller 9 Bundesliga squad
2016/17 14th 10 8th 16 33:61 38 51,926 Quarter finals Nicolai Müller
Bobby Wood
Michael Gregoritsch 		5 Bundesliga squad
2017/18 17th 8th 7th 19th 29:53 31 50,768 1 round Lewis Holtby 6th Bundesliga squad

Since 2018: 2nd Bundesliga

In the 2018/19 season, HSV played in the second division for the first time in the club's history.

season space S. U N Gates Points spectator Cup Europe Top scorer Squad
2018/19 04th 16 8th 10 45:42 56 48,864 Semifinals Pierre-Michel Lasogga 13 Squad
2019/20 4th 14th 12 8th 62:46 54 2nd round Squad

Footnotes

A.The structures of league football and the names for the divisions changed several times in the north during the Weimar period. For more details, see Skrentny / Prüß (see literature) or, even more detailed, in the corresponding chapter in: Jankowski / Pistorius / Prüß, Fußball im Norden, AGON Sportverlag, Kassel 2005
B.The Gauliga Nordmark played in two seasons in the 1939/40 season. HSV lost the finals against the winner of the other season, Eimsbütteler TV , 1: 4 and 0: 6.
C. There was no final round of the German championship.
D.HSV won the play-off against FC St. Pauli with equal points 2-1.
E. HSV won the playoff against FC St. Pauli with the same number of points 5: 3.
F.The HSV was deducted four points for unauthorized hand money payments to Willi Schröder .
G Günter Schlegel and Uwe Seeler were top scorer in the Oberliga Nord with 28 goals each.
HHSV shared the title with RC Lens and Olympique Marseille .
I.HSV was one of eleven teams that qualified for the UEFA Cup through the UEFA Intertoto Cup. Since the Hamburg team advanced the furthest of these eleven teams, HSV was declared the winner by UEFA.
JRemaining in the Bundesliga after relegation against SpVgg Greuther Fürth .
KRemaining in the Bundesliga after relegation against Karlsruher SC .

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