SpVgg Unterhaching

SpVgg Unterhaching
society
Surname	Spielvereinigung Unterhaching e. V.
Seat	Unterhaching , Bavaria
founding	January 1, 1925
Colours	Red and blue
Members	1000 (August 3, 2018)
president	Manfred Schwabl
Football company
Surname	Spielvereinigung Unterhaching Fußball GmbH & Co. KGaA
Limited partners	58.02%: SpVgg Unterhaching eV 19.34%: Schwabl GmbH 12.20%: Free float 10.44%: Andreas Kögl
General partner GmbH	Haching Verwaltungs GmbH → 100%: SpVgg Unterhaching e. V.
Managing Director (general partner GmbH)	Manfred Schwabl
Website	spvggunterhaching.de
First team
Head coach	Arie van Lent
Venue	Unterhaching sports park
Places	15.053
league	3rd league
2019/20	11th place
home Away

Old club crest

The Spielvereinigung Unterhaching (Haching or UHG for short) is a sports club from the Unterhaching municipality in the Munich district . SpVgg Unterhaching plays its home games in the Unterhaching sports park .

The professional department and the junior teams U19, U17 and U16 have been outsourced to Spielvereinigung Unterhaching Fußball GmbH & Co. KGaA since the end of 2018 , whose shares have been traded on the stock exchange since summer 2019 . SpVgg Unterhaching is the second listed football club in Germany after Borussia Dortmund . The general partner authorized to manage the company is the association's own Haching Verwaltungs GmbH .

history

The first years (1925–1944)

The club initially formed the football department in TSV Hachinger Tal. On January 1, 1925, this department split off and founded an independent association under the name SpVgg Unterhaching. In 1929 the community made the football pitch on Jahnstrasse available to the club. Then the first sporting successes were recorded. In 1931, within 13 months without a defeat, they were promoted first to the B-class , then to the A-class. However, shortly after the National Socialists came to power in 1933, the euphoria within the association was suddenly curbed. Due to "political unreliability of some members", the game association was finally dissolved in 1934. Shortly afterwards, however, the association was continued under the direction of the Erich Weise Economic Council . Up until the beginning of the war he was succeeded as board members by Mr. U. Klinger (1935–1937), Anton Fischer (1937–1939) and Josef Haberl (1939).

Turbulent years (1945–1975)

After the end of the war, in October 1945, gaming operations were resumed. The new CEO was Anton Huber. The first two games ended 4: 1 and 1: 5, the opponent was FC Perlach. In the first regular season, SpVgg Unterhaching started in the B-Class. Money was tight in the post-war years, so people often traveled to away games by bike, with mostly food as a reward.

Grünau stadium, the venue of the SpVgg until the opening of the sports park

In the following 20 years the SpVgg developed into an "elevator club" between A and B classes. In the 1959/60 season he was promoted to today's district league for the first time with a 12-point lead. Four years later, he was relegated to the B-Class, as the competitors against the relegation from Dorfen and Grünwald agreed on a draw on the last day of the season. Already in 1966 the promotion could be celebrated, before relegation followed two years later after a 2-0 defeat against TSV Ottobrunn . The season finale of the B-Class 1968/69 was particularly explosive: If the Hachinger team believed they were already safe in the A-Class after a home game they won, the sports court decided that the game association's game against TSV Ost, which was initially rated 7-0, was out Munich-Haidhausen must be made up for. Since the Hachinger won the game 3: 1 after a 0-1 break, the promotion could ultimately be celebrated. The next descent was not long in coming. On June 27, 1973, the mayor of Unterhachingen Engelbert Kupka became the new president of the gaming association. The resurgence was then targeted for the anniversary season (50 years of SpVgg Unterhaching) in 1975. After losing contact with the top, the only highlights were visits to the professional clubs of TSV 1860 Munich and FC Bayern Munich in the anniversary week.

From the district league to the Bundesliga (1976-2001)

In 1981 the Hachinger rose to the amateur league for the first time, and in 1983 they took part for the first time in the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga . In 1989 the promotion succeeded in the third attempt, but followed by direct relegation as bottom of the table, as well as after the second promotion in the summer of 1992. After the third promotion in 1995, the Hachinger fourth, in 1999 the club rose to the Bundesliga , where he was two years could hold.

For the first Bundesliga season in the club's history, SpVgg u. a. with the experienced former German national player Ludwig Kögl as well as with Oliver Straube ( Hamburger SV ) and Danny Schwarz ( Karlsruher SC ). In addition, Dennis Grassow , who had already played for the Hachinger in the 2nd Bundesliga , returned. Later came even André width riders from VfL Wolfsburg added that to this day Bundesliga scorer with 15 goals of the association. After the first match day, SpVgg, classified by most experts as a relegation candidate, was at the bottom of the table after a 3-0 defeat at Eintracht Frankfurt , but already on the second matchday they celebrated their first win (2-0) against MSV Duisburg . In the course of the season, the Munich suburbs defeated established Bundesliga teams such as Borussia Dortmund and VfB Stuttgart (twice each) and FC Schalke 04 and were able to celebrate relegation on matchday 32.

Sportpark Unterhaching, from the north (2011)

Sportpark Unterhaching, from the south (2011)

Sportpark Unterhaching, north and east stand, seen from the south entrance (2011)

The club caused a national stir, especially on the last matchday of the 1999/2000 season, when it beat Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2-0 and thus helped Bayern Munich win the championship. The gates at a packed stadium at the Sports Park scored Leverkusen's Michael Ballack per own goal and Markus Oberleitner . The DFB representatives traveled to the sports park with the championship trophy in order to hand it over to the Bayer 04 Leverkusen team after the game. The victory of the newcomer, which only a few considered possible, prevented this, and so only a copy of the championship trophy was handed over to the new German champion in the Munich Olympic Stadium, only a few kilometers away. Haching ended his first season in the top German soccer league in 10th place in the table ahead of Dortmund and Schalke.

Before the second Bundesliga season of SpVgg, only Jochen Seitz (for VfB Stuttgart ) left the club from the first team of the previous season . As new additions during the season u. a. the Bundesliga experienced defensive players Dietmar Hirsch and Hendrik Herzog , the Slovenian international Džoni Novak and the Polish offensive player Mirosław Spiżak signed . The Australian David Zdrilic (from the relegated SSV Ulm 1846 ) came for a club-internal record transfer fee of 1.5 million DM, but disappointed and scored only one goal in 16 first division games for the Hachinger. The 2000/01 season spent the SpVgg almost exclusively in the table cellar and conceded the highest defeat in their short Bundesliga history with a 1: 6 at VfL Wolfsburg . After a 3: 5 on the last matchday at FC Schalke 04 , they finally had to relegate to the 2nd Bundesliga with 35 points in tenth place. The highlights of the second and so far last first division season of the Munich suburbs were the two home wins against local rivals FC Bayern Munich (1: 0) and TSV Munich 1860 (3: 2) as well as the 5: 2 against Hertha BSC , which has the highest first division Victory of the SpVgg meant. In addition, Unterhaching won the last DFB Indoor Cup in 2001.

Fall into the regional league and return to the second division (2002 to 2007)

After relegation from the Bundesliga in summer 2001, the club commuted between the (then) third-class Regionalliga Süd and the 2nd Bundesliga. In the first year after the adventure of the Bundesliga, they did not manage to gain a foothold in the second division and were passed straight through to the regional league. a. Fortuna Düsseldorf and SSV Ulm, who had been relegated from the previous year, happened in 1846 . Although the first team from the Bundesliga remained largely together, SpVgg spent almost the entire season in the lower half of the table. After the 5th matchday, when the club was in 13th place, the long-time coach Lorenz-Günther Köstner was dismissed and replaced by Rainer Adrion , who had already coached Haching in the 1990s. Under Adrion there was initially a brief upswing, but the suburbs slipped more and more towards the relegation places. Treasurer Anton Schrobenhauser took over the duties of coach for the last five games of the season , but could no longer prevent relegation as 15th. In the 2001/02 season Haching succeeded with an 8-0 win against the later relegated 1. FC Saarbrücken, the club's highest victory in professional football.

In the third-class Regionalliga Süd, however, they quickly established themselves at the top of the table and ultimately rose confidently as first in the table together with Bavarian rivals SSV Jahn Regensburg back into the 2nd Bundesliga. The top performers of the 2002/03 season included goalkeeper Philipp Heerwagen , who came from his own youth and made the leap into the starting eleven, captain Matthias Zimmermann , who played his best season after goals for SpVgg with 12 goals, and the Spaniard Francisco Copado , who became the top scorer in the Regionalliga Süd with 24 goals. In addition to the promotion, the Hachinger also celebrated success in the DFB Cup and reached the quarter-finals for the only time so far. After victories against the second division clubs 1. FSV Mainz 05 (5: 3 n.E.) and 1. FC Union Berlin (1: 0), Bundesliga club Hansa Rostock (3: 2) was defeated before they beat Bayer 04 Leverkusen on penalties retired. The coach this season was former Bundesliga professional Wolfgang Frank .

Most of the newcomers for the 2003/04 second league season came from the regional league, such as Norman Loose ( Rot-Weiß Erfurt ), Mark Römer ( SC Pfullendorf ), Elton da Costa ( SV Darmstadt 98 ) or Bruno Custos ( Sportfreunde Siegen ). As a newcomer, Haching had an excellent start to the season, won all of his first four games and was promoted to the 1st Bundesliga up to and including the 7th match day. After that, however, you slipped further and further down the table and were in danger of relegation in the second half of the season. After the 26th game day, coach Frank was dismissed and replaced by club veteran Heribert Deutinger . Under Deutinger, the league was finally secured on the last match day by 3: 3 at FC Erzgebirge Aue and the season ended in 13th place. Striker Francisco Copado played a major role in this, and with 18 goals - as in the previous year - was the top scorer in the league (together with Marek Mintál from 1. FC Nürnberg ). In the DFB Cup, the Hachinger team won the second round with a 6-2 victory over their league rivals Rot-Weiß Oberhausen , where they were eliminated 4-2 against Hamburger SV .

For the following season, world champion Andreas Brehme took over as coach of the SpVgg. As new players came u. a. Carsten Sträßer ( SSV Jahn Regensburg ), Silvio Adzic ( VfB Lübeck ), Thomas Sobotzik (Union Berlin) and Marcel Schied ( VfL Osnabrück ) - curiously, all from clubs that were relegated in the previous season - while only Jan Seifert left the club. On the first day of the 2004/05 season, 'Haching' was a guest at local rivals TSV 1860, who had just been relegated from the 1st Bundesliga, and scored 2-2 in the sold-out stadium on Grünwalder Strasse . After u. a. With some convincing home successes (4: 1 against Aue , 4: 0 against Erfurt and 2: 0 against the later promoted Eintracht Frankfurt ) the season started quite well, the suburbs slipped again and after the 16th matchday occupied the penultimate place in the table . After a brief upturn, coach Brehme was dismissed in April and replaced again by Heribert Deutinger , who ultimately led the team confidently to relegation with four wins from six games. However, the club also benefited from the fact that a 2-0 defeat at Rot-Weiß Erfurt was converted into a 2-0 victory, as the Erfurt player Senad Tiganj was convicted of doping. In addition to the two derbies against the Lions , the highlights of the season also included the second round match in the DFB Cup, which Haching lost 3-1 to Borussia Dortmund at Dortmund's Westfalenstadion .

Before the next second division season, the SpVgg faced a relatively big upheaval. In addition to Francisco Copado , who had been by far the team's best goalscorer in the past three seasons and has now moved to Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt , u. a. regular players such as Barbaros Barut , Marcel Schied , Goran Sukalo and Charles Akonnor as well as long-time Hachinger such as Matthias Zimmermann and Matthias Lust joined the club. As new players came u. a. the experienced strikers Babacar N'Diaye ( LR Ahlen ) and Marijo Marić ( Eintracht Trier ), defender Stefan Frühbeis from TSV 1860 and younger players such as Stefan Buck , Paul Thomik (both FC Bayern II) and Christoph Teinert (loan from 1. FSV Mainz 05 ). Heribert Deutinger continued to coach the first team . After a 3-0 win against newly promoted SC Paderborn 07 at the start of the season, the newly formed SpVgg remained without a win up to and including the 9th match day and slipped to a relegation zone. After that, however, the team caused a sensation with five wins in a row - including a 4-1 in the home sports park against SpVgg Greuther Fürth and a 4-1 away win in the Allianz Arena at the Munich Lions - and finally found themselves with after 24 games 37 points in the secured table center field again. However, a long series of games without a win ensured that the team was in acute danger of relegation again until the end of the season and that it was only on the last day of the game that it was secured by a goalless draw against VfL Bochum , who had already been promoted to the table . The top performers in the remodeled Hachingen team in the 2005/06 season included striker Robert Lechleiter , who set up seven goals over the course of the season, central defender Stefan Buck, who scored six goals, Christoph Teinert ( Hachinger's best scorer with eight goals ) and Necat Aygün , who scored six goals as a defender scored five times in the first half of the season (including twice in a 4-1 win against local rivals in 1860) and was signed by Bundesliga club MSV Duisburg during the winter break .

In the following 2006/07 season, Heribert Deutinger's team started without serious departures, with the former Czech national player Michael Kolomaznik from TSV 1860 , the Swiss Frédéric Page ( SpVgg Greuther Fürth ) and returnees Mirosław Spiżak, three experienced newcomers. Nevertheless, the start of the fourth second division season in a row failed and Haching, who was once strong at home, was only able to win their first win on matchday 7 (2-0 at Carl Zeiss Jena ) and only on matchday 12 (2-1 against Rot-Weiss Essen ) Celebrate your first success in the sports park. The team was practically the entire season in the relegation zone; one of the few outliers to the top meant eleventh place in the table on matchday 15 as a result of a 5-1 home win against the Munich Lions. In the second half of the season, coach Deutinger was dismissed after a 3-0 home defeat against SC Paderborn 07 and replaced by the former 1860 successful coach Werner Lorant . Under Lorant there was hope of relegation until the end - after a 2-1 win against SpVgg Greuther Fürth, SpVgg went into the final matchday in 14th place. However, she had to relegate after a 3-1 defeat at Hansa Rostock as third from bottom of the second division. In the relegation season, the SpVgg reached the last sixteen of the DFB Cup by winning against the amateur clubs SSVg Velbert and FK Pirmasens , in which they were eliminated from the eventual title holder 1. FC Nürnberg on penalties.

Establishment in the third class and financial turbulence (2007 to 2011)

After relegation, some top performers such as Stefan Buck , Nicolas Feldhahn or Darlington Omodiagbe left the club. With first and second league experienced players like goalkeeper Darius Kampa or the midfielders Roman Tyce , Oliver Fink and Ricardo Villar , Unterhaching was able to sign promising newcomers. In the course of the season, young players from their own base such as Ceyhun Gülselam or Robert Zillner also fought for a regular place in the first team. After coach Werner Lorant resigned during the first half of the season and was replaced by former assistant coach Ralph Hasenhüttl , SpVgg ended the 2007/08 season after a weak first half of the season (tenth place) as sixth of the table in the Regionalliga Süd. The club thus qualified for the newly created 3rd division .

There they missed promotion in the first season of 2008/09 under coach Hasenhüttl because of an unfortunate 3: 4 on the penultimate matchday at Carl Zeiss Jena, just finishing fourth; In the 2009/10 season , after a good first half of the season and an unexpected relegation battle in the second half of the season , they ended up eleventh.

On October 20, 2010, it was announced that the association is on the verge of bankruptcy . To avert this, the club had to raise around two million euros by October 31, 2010. The already financially troubled club got into this emergency situation due to the lack of contractually guaranteed donations of five million euros by the dubious sponsor Franco Levis. Two days before the deadline, President Engelbert Kupka announced in a press release that the gap in the budget could be closed and the bankruptcy was thus averted for the time being.

At the annual general meeting on December 17, 2010, Kupka announced that he would resign from the presidency at the end of the season. In his speech, Kupka said that the current season was one of the most turbulent, difficult and negative since he was at the club. Until the end of the season he was ready to continue his office, then a new management team would have to be found. The sole reason why he had not resigned was to secure the association and to create the basis for licensing in the next few weeks.

The 2010/11 season ended the SpVgg, after relegation was secured relatively early, on a disappointing 14th place. At the end of the season, the contract with the main sponsor Generali Versicherungen , which provided around one million euros a year , also expired . On June 1, 2011, the club was still able to announce that the license for the 3rd division was granted by the DFB. However, a new main sponsor has not yet been found. As a first consequence, coach Klaus Augenthaler had to leave the club, although on May 30th he had signaled his willingness to continue his position. The contracts of assistant coach Matthias Lust and goalkeeping coach Rainer Berg were not extended either. Vice-President Peter Grosser also announced his resignation on June 3rd . It was also announced that the club would start the new season with a budget of 1.3 million euros reduced by half due to the financially strained situation.

Repositioning as a "training club" in the 3rd and 4th league (2011 to 2016)

On June 16, 2011, the club announced that Heiko Herrlich was hired as head coach of SpVgg. A strongly rejuvenated team, in which mostly unknown players were found, took over the team. High achievers such as ex-Bundesliga keeper Darius Kampa left Unterhaching. Yannic Thiel , who has returned to Germany from a US college , the young striker Florian Niederlechner , who has been transferred from FC Ismaning , and midfielder Roland Sternisko from the second team of the Munich Lions have developed into support.

On July 19, 2011, the association announced the separation from manager Markus Grünberger , who was only presented on April 5, 2011. On July 25, 2011, Florian Rensch was hired as the club's team manager. Only a few days later, the team had a little surprise when they defeated the first division club SC Freiburg 3-2 in the first round of the DFB Cup on July 31 . Haching was eliminated in the second round against VfL Bochum . At the end of the season, the team - rather surprisingly - reached a place in the lower middle of the table.

On June 28, 2012, Engelbert Kupka resigned after 39 years of office and thus the longest of a president in German professional football at an extraordinary general meeting. His successor was ex-Bundesliga professional Manfred Schwabl .

Under Schwabl, the style born of necessity with young players was elevated to the official route. For the 2012/13 season, assistant coach Manuel Baum (as team boss) and Claus Schromm took over the training. After an unexpectedly strong start to the season, SpVgg Unterhaching was in a single-digit position in the third division. It was not until the summer of 2013, after two years without jersey advertising, that a new main sponsor was presented with the candy manufacturer Alpenbauer .

During the 2013/14 winter break, Schromm left the coaching team to initially act as sports director and later to head the club's new youth training center. As a result, the team got into a series of defeats that culminated in Baum's dismissal in March 2014. His successor was former national player Christian Ziege . Only through a few surprising victories in the last few game days (including against established teams such as MSV Duisburg and VfL Osnabrück) could relegation be secured as 17th. The club remained under financial pressure; some deserving employees had to leave the association in the background.

For the 2014/15 season, some top performers such as midfield talent Janik Haberer (for Bundesliga club TSG Hoffenheim) and captain Maximilian Welzmüller (for second division VfR Aalen) left the club. In striker Pascal Köpke , defender Thomas Hagn and goalkeeper Michael Zetterer , three young players also rose to become U20 national players and consolidated the club's reputation as a talent factory. At the end of the first half of the season, Haching found himself again in the lower third of the table - but above the relegation ranks. After three defeats in a row and slipping to 17th place in the table, coach Christian Ziege resigned from his position on March 25, 2015. Claus Schromm was introduced as his successor. After deducting two points because of license violations and a 0-1 defeat against FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt on the last day of the match, Unterhaching was relegated to the Bavarian regional league in nineteenth place. Three days earlier, with a win in the Bavarian Toto Cup final against SpVgg SV Weiden, they had made it into the DFB Cup.

The descent - which meant the first crash into the fourth division since 1981 - brought a total upheaval. Only captain Jonas Hummels , central defender Josef Welzmüller and goalkeeper Stefan Marinovic remained from the professional squad for the 2014/15 season . After a bad start to the season and two points from the first four games, the team quickly recovered. Thanks also to returnees such as Thomas Steinherr , Sascha Bigalke and Maximilian Nicu , SpVgg made it to a stable fourth place in the end. The guest appearance in the DFB-Pokal was extremely successful: after much-noticed victories against Bundesliga club FC Ingolstadt 04 (2: 1) and second division RB Leipzig (3: 0), only Champions League participant Bayer Leverkusen was able to stop SpVgg in the round of 16 (1: 3 ). SpVgg Unterhaching also qualified for the DFB Cup again via the Bavarian Toto Cup. After a 5-1 away win in the semifinals against regional league champion Jahn Regensburg, they were defeated in the final by the second division promoted Würzburger Kickers - but since the Würzburger were already qualified for the cup via their league placement, Haching moved up.

Consolidation and return to professional football (from 2016)

Before the 2016/17 Regionalliga season, Alexander Sieghart , who moved to his native Thailand , was the only regular player to leave the club. In return, Unterhaching was able to sign Dominik Stahl , Stephan Hain (both TSV 1860 Munich ) and Jim-Patrick Müller ( Dynamo Dresden ) three players with experience in the 2nd Bundesliga. With nine wins from the first nine games (30: 5 goals), SpVgg set a new start record for the Regionalliga Bayern. In the first round of the DFB Cup , the team was eliminated from Bundesliga club FSV Mainz 05 on penalties ; after regular playing time it was 3: 3. As the sovereign champions of the 2016/17 season - 20 points ahead of second-placed TSV 1860 Munich II - the club rose after a clear 3-0 win and a draw in the promotion games to the 3rd division against SV Elversberg , champions of the Regionalliga Südwest 2016 / 17 , in the 3rd division . There the team secured relegation prematurely on the 32nd matchday with more than 18 points ahead of the relegation places.

At the end of the 27th match day of the 2019/20 season , game operations were forcibly paused due to the COVID-19 pandemic . At this point the team was in 3rd place in the table with 44 points and +9 goals. During the break, the club's Fußball GmbH & Co. KGaA placed 32,780 new shares on the Munich Stock Exchange at the beginning of April 2020 , which resulted in a gross capital increase of around 273,000 euros. After resumption of play, the team was able to collect only 7 points and −12 goals in the remaining 11 games until the end of the season and finished 11th in the table at the end of the season.

Season placements

The first team of the Spvgg Unterhaching played since their first promotion in 1981 in the then Bayern League for 34 years without interruption in one of the three top divisions.

By the end of the 2019/20 season, the following league affiliations resulted in summary:

• 1st division: 2 years ( all-time Bundesliga table : 44th place)
• 2nd division: 11 years ( all-time table of the 2nd division : 39th place)
• 3rd division: 10 years ( permanent table of 3rd division : 3rd place)
• Forerunner of the 3rd division: 14 years (no eternal table)
• Regionalliga Bayern: 2 years ( Eternal table of RL Bayern : 20th place)

In addition, the results of the games in the DFB Cup are listed in the list. The team has made it to the last sixteen and once in the quarter-finals so far.

season	class	League name	space	Games	Gates	Points	DFB Cup
1975/76	VII	B class	01.	24	81:23	48: 4
1976/77	VI	A class	01.	24	57:21	38:10
1977/78	V	District League	03.	28	64:43	56
1978/79	V	District League	01.	26th	76:42	60
1979/80	IV	State League Bavaria South	04th	34	60:35	57
1980/81	IV	State League Bavaria South	01.	34	81:22	55
1981/82	III	Bayern League	05.	38	68:44	45
1982/83	III	Bayern League	01.	36	91:36	65
1983/84	III	Bayern League	03.	38	86:51	49
1984/85	III	Bayern League	05.	34	59:48	42
1985/86	III	Bayern League	08th.	34	69:46	38
1986/87	III	Bayern League	04th	36	74:45	45
1987/88	III	Bayern League	01.	32	75:32	48
1988/89	III	Bayern League	01.	32	85:32	51
1989/90	II	2nd Bundesliga	20th	38	43:61	29
1990/91	III	Bayern League	02.	32	76:33	47	1 round
1991/92	III	Bayern League	01.	32	71:30	50
1992/93	II	2nd Bundesliga	18th	46	58:67	42
1993/94	III	Bayern League	03.	32	65:32	43	3rd round
1994/95	III	Regional league	01.	34	81:32	54
1995/96	II	2nd Bundesliga	04th	34	52:38	52
1996/97	II	2nd Bundesliga	06th	34	35:29	49	Round of 16
1997/98	II	2nd Bundesliga	11.	34	41:35	44	1 round
1998/99	II	2nd Bundesliga	02.	34	47:30	63	2nd round
1999/00	I.	Bundesliga	10.	34	40:42	44	2nd round
2000/01	I.	Bundesliga	16.	34	35:59	35	2nd round
2001/02	II	2nd Bundesliga	15th	34	40:49	38	2nd round
2002/03	III	Regional league south	01.	36	75:34	73	Quarter finals
2003/04	II	2nd Bundesliga	13.	34	41:46	43	2nd round
2004/05	II	2nd Bundesliga	10.	34	40:43	45	2nd round
2005/06	II	2nd Bundesliga	14th	34	42:48	42	Round of 16
2006/07	II	2nd Bundesliga	16.	34	33:49	35	Round of 16
2007/08	III	Regional league south	06th	34	55:44	54	1 round
2008/09	III	3rd league	04th	38	57:46	67	1 round
2009/10	III	3rd league	11.	38	52:52	50	1 round
2010/11	III	3rd league	14th	38	39:55	45
2011/12	III	3rd league	15th	38	63:59	44	2nd round
2012/13	III	3rd league	09.	38	48:55	51	1 round
2013/14	III	3rd league	17th	38	50:65	43
2014/15	III	3rd league	19th	38	51:67	39
2015/16	IV	Regionalliga Bayern	04th	34	59:32	56	Round of 16
2016/17	IV	Regionalliga Bayern	01.	34	95:23	83	1 round
2017/18	III	3rd league	09.	38	54:55	54	1 round
2018/19	III	3rd league	10.	38	53:46	48
2019/20	III	3rd league	11.	38	50:53	51

Sporting successes

• 1976: Promotion to the A-Class
• 1977: Promotion to the district league
• 1979: Promotion to the regional league
• 1981: Promotion to the Bayernliga, then the third highest division
• 1983: Champion of the Bayern League
• 1988: Champion of the Bayern League
• 1989: Champion of the Bayern League and promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga
• 1992: Champion of the Bayernliga and renewed promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga
• 1995: Champion of the newly created Regionalliga Süd and third promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga
• 1999: Promotion to the Bundesliga, relegation after two seasons
• 2000: Highest ranking in the club's history (10th place in the Bundesliga)
• 2001: German indoor champion
• 2003: Reaching the DFB Cup quarter-finals, champions of the Regionalliga Süd and fourth promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga
• 2008: Qualification for the newly created 3rd division and win of the Bavarian Toto Cup
• 2012: Winning the Bavarian Toto Cup
• 2015: Winning the Bavarian Toto Cup
• 2017: Champion of the Regionalliga Bayern and promotion to the 3rd division

GmbH & Co. KGaA

At the general meeting in December 2018, it was decided without a dissenting vote to spin off the professional department and the junior teams U19, U17 and U16 into the Spielvereinigung Unterhaching Fußball GmbH & Co. KGaA . The fully liable partner that the Board is authorized and obliged, is the association's own Haching Verwaltungs GmbH . Thus, the e. V. always has control over the operative business regardless of the capital distribution in the KGaA . At the end of June 2019, the GmbH & Co. KGaA announced the IPO on the Munich Stock Exchange for the summer of 2019, which was implemented on July 30, 2019. Thus, after Borussia Dortmund, SpVgg Unterhaching became the second German soccer club whose shares are traded on the stock exchange. The limited shareholders of Spielvereinigung Unterhaching Fußball GmbH & Co. KGaA are (as of April 14, 2020):

Limited partner	proportion of
Spielvereinigung Unterhaching e. V.	58.02%
Schwabl GmbH	19.34%
Free float	12.20%
Andreas Kögl	10.44%

Current season

Squad season 2020/21

• As of August 23, 2020

No.	Nat.	player	Born on the	In the team since
goal
01		Nico Mantl	February 6, 2000	2011
22nd		Steve Kroll	May 7, 1997	2019
41		Michael Gurski	March 21, 1979	2018
Defense
05		Josef Welzmüller	January 10, 1990	2014
06th		Marc Endres	February 22, 1991	2018
08th		Max Dombrowka	March 24, 1992	2015
14th		Felix Göttlicher U19	March 20, 2002	2018
15th		Christoph Greger	January 14, 1997	2016
17th		Jannik Bandowski	March 30, 1994	2019
23		Markus Schwabl	August 26, 1990	2018
25th		Paul Grauschopf	August 15, 1998	2019
28		Jannis Turtschan U19	October 21, 2001	2017
33		Christoph Ehlich	February 2, 1999	2014
34		Viktor Zentrich U19	June 13, 2003	2015
36		Deniz Haimerl U19	March 19, 2003	2017
midfield
10		Lucas Hufnagel	January 29, 1994	2018
13		Jim-Patrick Mueller	4th August 1989	2016
16		Stephan Mensah	June 1, 2000	2019
18th		Niclas Anspach	July 22, 2000	2016
19th		Maximilian Krauss	November 24, 1996	2018
20th		Dominik Stahl	20th August 1988	2016
24		Alexander Kaltner	October 24, 1999	2010
26th		Niclas Stierlin	January 22, 2000	2019
27		Moritz Heinrich	3rd July 1997	2019
30th		Luca Marseiler	February 18, 1997	2013
31		Felix Müller	January 27, 1993	2020
35		Alexander Fuchs	January 5, 1997	2020
37		Julien Richter	April 10, 1999	2020
38		Boipelo Mashigo U19	April 5, 2003	2018
39		Lucas Markert	July 20, 2000	2020
40		Leonard Grob U19	November 18, 2002	2018
43		Daniel Hausmann U19	February 12, 2003	2018
44		Andreas Hirtlreiter U19	March 22, 2003	2020
attack
07th		Dominik Stroh-Engel	November 27, 1985	2019
09		Stephan Hain	September 27, 1988	2016
11		Patrick Hasenhüttl	May 20, 1997	2020
21st		Sascha Bigalke	January 8, 1990	2016
29		Felix Schröter	January 23, 1996	2019
32		Dominik Bacher U19	June 19, 2002	2018
42		Tizian Zimmermann U19	January 2, 2002	2018

Transfers season 2019/20

Accesses	Departures
Summer 2019
Jannik Bandowski ( VfL Bochum ) Florian Dietz ( Werder Bremen II ) Paul Grauschopf ( FC Ingolstadt 04 II ) Moritz Heinrich ( Prussia Munster ) Steve Kroll ( Sportfreunde Lotte ) Stephan Mensah ( Karlsruher SC U19 ) Felix Schröter ( FV Illertissen ) Niclas Stierlin ( RB Leipzig U19 ) Dominik Stroh-Engel ( Karlsruher SC )	Orestis Kiomourtzoglou ( Heracles Almelo ) Lukas Königshofer ( KFC Uerdingen 05 ) Arne Naudts ( Lommel SK ) Finn Porath ( Hamburger SV ; loanee → Holstein Kiel ) Stefan Schimmer ( 1. FC Heidenheim ) Pascal Schoch (FC Holzhausen) Dominik Widemann ( Würzburger Kickers )
Winter 2019/20
Alexander Fuchs ( 1. FC Nuremberg ) Felix Müller ( SV Sandhausen )	Niclas Anspach ( TSV 1860 Rosenheim ; loan) Maximilian Bauer ( 1.FC Schweinfurt 05 ) Christoph Ehlich (TSV 1860 Rosenheim; loan) Thomas Hagn (termination of contract; destination unknown) Alexander Kaltner (TSV 1860 Rosenheim; loan) Stephan Mensah (TSV 1860 Rosenheim; loan)

Transfers season 2020/21

Accesses	Departures
Summer 2020
Niclas Anspach ( TSV 1860 Rosenheim ; loanee) Christoph Ehlich (TSV 1860 Rosenheim; loanee) Patrick Hasenhüttl ( Türkgücü Munich ) Alexander Kaltner (TSV 1860 Rosenheim; loanee) Lucas Markert ( ATSV Erlangen ) Stephan Mensah (TSV 1860 Rosenheim; loanee) Julien Richter ( Wacker Burghausen )	Florian Dietz ( 1. FC Köln II ; loan) Alexander Winkler ( 1. FC Kaiserslautern )

Coaching team for the 2019/20 season

function	Surname
Head coach	Claus Schromm
Assistant coach	Patrick Irmler
Assistant coach	Sebastian Friedl
Goalkeeping coach	Sebastian Wolf
Athletic trainer	Frank Thömmes
Athletic trainer	Georg Wallner
Technical trainer	Dominic Lazy
technical director	Steffen Galm

Trainer since 1977

The most successful coach in the history of the Hachingen club is Lorenz-Günther Köstner , who led the club to the Bundesliga in 1999 and tenth place there in the first season.

With Andreas Brehme and Klaus Augenthaler , two world champions from 1990 have already trained SpVgg Unterhaching. In addition, Christian Ziege is a European champion from 1996.

Other well-known former coaches of the club are Werner Lorant , Heiko Herrlich and Ralph Hasenhüttl .

Overview of trainers since 1977:

1977–1987 Peter Grosser 1987–1989 Karsten Wettberg 1989–1990 Jürgen Sundermann 1990–1991 Rudi Fuchs 1991–1993 Rainer Adrion 1993 00000Peter Grosser 1993–1994 Gerd Roggensack 1994–1997 Lorenz-Günther Köstner

1997–1998 Willi Entenmann 1998–2001 Lorenz-Günther Köstner 2001–2002 Rainer Adrion 2002 Anton Schrobenhauser00000 2002–2004 Wolfgang Frank 2004 Heribert Deutinger00000 2004–2005 Andreas Brehme 2005-2007 Heribert Deutinger

2007 Werner Lorant00000 2007–2010 Ralph Hasenhüttl 2010 Matthias Lust00000 2010–2011 Klaus Augenthaler 2011–2012 Heiko Herrlich 2012–2014 Claus Schromm / Manuel Baum 2014 00000Manuel Baum

2014–2015: Christian Ziege 2015–2020: Claus Schromm since 2020: Arie van Lent

Well-known former players

Manfred Bender

At the beginning of his career, Bender played in Unterhaching from 1985 to 1989. He was a member of the Haching team, which was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga for the first time in 1989.

André Breitenreiter

Breitenreiter came to Unterhaching from VfL Wolfsburg during the 1999/2000 season . He is SpVgg's record scorer in the Bundesliga with 15 goals. After relegation to the Regionalliga in 2002, he left the club.

Ralf Bucher

Bucher was the “veteran” of Hachingen; The SpVgg was his only station as a professional footballer from 1989 to 2009. The Hachinger fans affectionately called him “Bucherinho”. Ralf Bucher ended his playing career as the last player from the Bundesliga team of SpVgg after the 2008/09 season. After the end of his career he was marketing director, manager and assistant trainer in Unterhaching.

Stefan Buck

Buck came from the amateurs of Bayern Munich and played for Haching from 2005 to 2007. Although mostly used as a defender, he scored 11 goals in 54 games. In his second season, Buck was the team's captain. After relegation from the 2nd Bundesliga, he moved to the then first division club Karlsruher SC .

Francisco Copado

Copado played for Haching from 2000 to 2005 and 2009. He was used 123 times and scored 61 goals. With his goals, he was instrumental in ensuring that Haching was promoted back to the 2nd Bundesliga and managed to stay up there. In the dress of the SpVgg he was the top scorer of the 2nd Bundesliga in the 2003/04 season. From March 2010 to spring 2011 he was the sports director in Unterhaching.

Anton Fink

Fink played for Unterhaching in the 2008/09 season. With 21 goals he was the first top scorer in the newly created 3rd division. Then he moved to the second division club Karlsruher SC .

Alfonso Garcia

"Fonsi" Garcia was under contract from 1992 to 2001 with Unterhaching. In the 90s he was a key player in the Hachingen team in the 2nd Bundesliga. In the Bundesliga he could not maintain his regular place and was only used sporadically. He made a total of 157 games with 22 goals for Unterhaching.

Dennis Grassow

Grassow came back to SpVgg in 1999 to strengthen the defense in the Bundesliga. He had already played for Unterhaching from 1993 to 1997. After relegation to the Bundesliga, he stayed with SpVgg until 2004. He scored eight times in 160 competitive games.

Marco Haber

Haber, who played two full international matches for Germany in 1995, had a regular place in the Hachingen Bundesliga team in the right midfield. From 1999 to 2001 he scored two goals in 69 games.

Philipp Heerwagen

Heerwagen came to Unterhaching in 2001 and was a regular goalkeeper in the 2002/03 Regional League season. He was in goal for Haching in 151 games. During the 2006/07 winter break , kicker awarded him the title “Outstanding” for his achievements in the relegation battle of the 2nd Bundesliga.

Darius Kampa

Kampa made 143 league games for Haching in the 3rd division and Regionalliga Süd and became a crowd favorite of the fans thanks to his reliability in the goal. As part of the 2011 restructuring, his contract was not renewed.

Robert Lechleiter

Lechleiter played for Haching from 2003 to 2008. His goals were important in the relegation battle in the 2nd Bundesliga. In 107 league games he scored 21 goals.

Matthias Lust

Lust spent most of his career with Haching - from 1995 to 1999 and from 2001 to 2005. He scored 14 goals in more than 200 competitive games. After his active time, Lust was initially a youth coach in Unterhaching; under coach Ralph Hasenhüttl , he rose to become assistant coach of the professional team. In March 2010 he took over the role of head coach for some games.

Markus Oberleitner

Oberleitner played in the 1995/96 season and from 1997 to 2001 in Unterhaching. He scored 20 times in 145 games. He scored his most famous goal on matchday 34 of the 1999/00 season : the 2-0 goal against Bayer 04 Leverkusen made FC Bayern Munich the German champions.

Darlington Omodiagbe

Omodiagbe moved in 2002 together with coach Frank from MSV Duisburg to Unterhaching. In his 148 games (nine goals) for SpVgg, he played in defensive midfield in the first season and later in central defense.

Altin Rraklli

The Albanian international Rraklli moved from Hertha BSC to Unterhaching in 1997 . In the late 1990s he was one of the Hachinger's most reliable goal scorers. He scored 29 goals in 147 games.

Markus Schwabl

The son of club president Manfred Schwabl is the Haching record player in the 3rd division. From 2009 to 2015, the defender played 118 games for SpVgg.

Danny Black

Schwarz played for Haching from 1999 to 2002. He completed all 68 Bundesliga games and 30 games in the 2nd Bundesliga. He was able to sign up for the scorers' list nine times.

Tobias Schweinsteiger

Bastian Schweinsteiger's older brother played in Unterhaching from January 2008 to May 2010. With his 22 goals in 82 games, he secured the Hachingers qualification for the new 3rd division in 2008 and relegation in 2010.

Jan Seifert

Seifert was a player at SpVgg from 1998 to 2004. After the two Bundesliga years, which marked the high point of his career, he accompanied the Hachinger team to the Regionalliga Süd before moving back home to Dynamo Dresden . He played a total of 172 games for Unterhaching and scored 23 goals.

Jochen Seitz

Seitz is another player in the Hachinger Bundesliga team. After finishing 10th in the 1999/00 season, he left SpVgg after three years and moved to VfB Stuttgart . For Unterhaching he scored 12 goals in 87 games.

Alexander Strehmel

Alexander Strehmel moved from Wattenscheid to Unterhaching in 1996 . In the following eight years, the defender completed 208 games and scored ten times.

Goran Šukalo

The Slovenian international played 91 competitive games for SpVgg from 2002 to 2005 and scored ten goals. In the years after relegation to the Bundesliga, he was an important player in the reshaped Hachingen team.

Gerhard Tremmel

Tremmel, who played in Unterhaching when he was young, was brought into the first team by coach Lorenz-Günther Köstner during the first Bundesliga season. There he quickly became a crowd favorite. He left Hachinger in 2002 for Hannover 96 .

Roman Tyce

The former Czech national player played for SpVgg from 2007 to 2011 and made 82 games (six goals) in the Regionalliga Süd and 3rd division. After the end of his career he became a youth coach in Unterhaching.

Andreas Voglsammer

Voglsammer completed the third most for Unterhaching in the 3rd division with 95 games. The striker scored 22 goals. After two and a half years in Haching, he joined 1. FC Heidenheim in the 2nd Bundesliga in January 2015 .

Peter Zeiler

Zeiler's involvement with the game association began in 1994 in the Bayern League . In the years that followed, he accompanied the team to the Bundesliga, where he was only able to play five games. Knee problems ended his career. In a total of 142 games, he scored 14 goals for Haching.

Robert Zillner

Zillner, who came to the SpVgg professionals from his own second team, was an outstanding midfielder from 2008 to 2011. After 102 league games (15 goals) he moved to the second division team SpVgg Greuther Fürth .

Matthias Zimmermann

"Zimbo" played for Haching from 1996 to 2005. In 1999 he led the team as captain in the Bundesliga. The defensive midfielder scored 25 goals in 240 games for Unterhaching.

Rivalries

The fans of SpVgg Unterhaching have rivalries with some regional competitors such as TSV 1860 Munich or SSV Jahn Regensburg .

Second team

The SpVgg Unterhaching II - the second team of the club - played for many years in the Bavarian League in the 2008-09 season for the only time in the fourth division Regionalliga Süd . This happened because Sportfreunde Siegen had not received a license for the three-pronged regional football league at the time, and the association with most of the men's teams was therefore allowed to provide another team. Since SpVgg Bayreuth did not receive a license, SpVgg Weiden had applied for the license too late and FC Memmingen and TSG Thannhausen did not apply for a regional league license from the outset, the next-placed team, SpVgg Unterhaching II, got the starting place in the table. However, you could only hold one season in the Regionalliga Süd and rose from bottom of the table with only four wins from 34 games.

Since the 2009/10 season , the second team started again in the now fifth-class Bayernliga . At the end of the 2014/15 season , the second team was disbanded.

Department bob

Christoph Langen (2014)

The bobsleigh department of SpVgg Unterhaching has existed since 1969 and has around 50 members to this day. The current president is Georg Wörle . The department was founded by Anton Schrobenhauser , who had previously worked closely with SpVgg Unterhaching. Schrobenhauser thus also became the first president (1969–1979).

From 1978 onwards, Opel promoted the development of the later legendary Opel bobsleigh. This was manufactured in Rüsselsheim and was considered to be one of the best bobsleigh machines of its time. From a sporting point of view, the Hachinger bobsleigh team, consisting of Anton Schrobenhauser sen. and Fritz Liebhardt did not, however, establish the SpVgg at the top. Liebhardt's motto at the time was always: "Never the fastest, but always the funniest!"

It was not until 1980, under the new President Martin Schamböck (1979–1991), that success came. Schrobenhauser himself was several times South German champion, finished 9th at the 1980 European Championship in St. Moritz and won the Senior European Cup in 1982. Even more successful were his teammates Klaus Kopp (Bavarian champion in 1981 in four-man bobsleigh, 2 × German champion in two-man -Bob, 4th place at the 1983 World Cup in Lake Placid in the four-man bobsleigh) and Franz Lochner (three-time German champion in the four-man bobsleigh and ten-time European champion in the four-man bob).

The bobsleigh department attracted international attention, especially in the 1990s, thanks to the outstanding successes of Christoph Langen and Susi Erdmann . Erdmann worked for Unterhaching from 1993 to 1997, her greatest successes being second place at the 1994 Winter Olympics, winning the team world championships in 1993 and 1995 and the 1997 world championship title. Langen's career at SpVgg began in 1990 and ended in October 2005 During this time he was Olympic champion in two (2002) and four (1998), 2 × bronze medalist in two (1992 and 1998), 5 × world champion in two (1993, 1995, 1996, 2000 and 2001), 2 × world champion in four (1996 and 2001), 5 × European champion in two (1994, 1995, 1996, 2001 and 2004), 2 × European champion in four (1996 and 1999), 3 × World Cup winner in two (1996, 1999 and 2004) and 2 × World Cup winner in a foursome (1996 and 1999).

literature

• RotBlau Werbegesellschaft (Ed.): Chronicle 75 years of SpVgg Unterhaching. 2000.

Web links

Commons : SpVgg Unterhaching  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Website of the SpVgg Unterhaching
• Fan blog & archive for SpVgg Unterhaching: www.ueberhaching.de

Individual evidence

1. ^ Kicker.de: Club data - SpVgg Unterhaching
2. ↑ Unterhaching: Positive development of the team. The SpVgg is also threatened with bankruptcy ; Report on kicker.de from October 20, 2010.
3. ↑ Christoph Leischwitz, A. Liebmann: SpVgg Unterhaching in Not: A lot of open accounts ; Report on sueddeutsche.de from October 20, 2010.
4. ↑ Engelbert Kupka: Press release of the SpVgg Unterhaching from October 29, 2010. ( Memento of the original from October 31, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
5. ↑ Kupka announces withdrawal  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; Report from SpVgg Unterhaching from December 17, 2010.  
6. ↑ Unterhaching receives the license ; Report on kicker online from June 1, 2011.
7. ^ Highest alert level - Augenthaler and Grosser gone ; Report on kicker online from June 3, 2011.
8. ^ Klaus Kirschner: Schrobenhauser cuts drastically ; Report on kicker.de from June 9, 2011.
9. ↑ Christoph Leischwitz, Johannes Schnitzler: Small solution with a big name ; Article on süddeutsche.de from June 1, 2011.
10. ↑ Preferred candidate Herrlich takes over the SpVgg ; Article on kicker.de from June 16, 2011.
11. ↑ SpVgg Unterhaching and Markus Grünberger split up  ( page can no longer be accessed , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; Communication from SpVgg Unterhaching dated July 19, 2011.  
12. ↑ Florian Rensch strengthens the office  ( page can no longer be accessed , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; Communication from SpVgg Unterhaching dated July 25, 2011.  
13. ↑ Tunjic rewards Hachinger's fighting spirit ; Match report on kicker.de from July 31, 2011.
14. ↑ Spielvereinigung Unterhaching: General Assembly elects Manfred Schwabl as new President - Engelbert Kupka resigns after 39 years , June 28, 2012.
15. ↑ FuPa: Heiko Herrlich is leaving - Claus Schromm is coming , May 25, 2012.
16. ↑ m94.5: SpVgg U'haching with main sponsor , July 3, 2013.
17. ↑ dfb.de: SpVgg Unterhaching: Schromm becomes sports director , January 2, 2014.
18. ↑ SpVgg Unterhaching: Christian Ziege becomes the new head coach , March 20, 2014.
19. ↑ SpVgg Unterhaching: Haching separates from Le Berre , May 22, 2014.
20. ↑ SpVgg Unterhaching: Hagn to U20 - Köpke and Zetterer on call , October 2, 2014.
21. ↑ Süddeutsche Zeitung: Point deduction for Haching: One becomes three , April 9, 2015.
22. ↑ SpVgg Unterhaching - Bayer Leverkusen 1: 3 - DFB-Pokal - football - sportschau.de. In: www.sportschau.de. December 15, 2015, accessed June 8, 2016 . 
23. ↑ Haching wins the derby and celebrates the DFB Cup. In: FuPa. Retrieved June 8, 2016 . 
24. ^ Regional football league: Hachinger burden of proof. In: Süddeutsche.de. September 18, 2016, accessed May 26, 2017 . 
25. ↑ Unterhaching is back in the 3rd division. In: br.de . May 31, 2017, accessed August 24, 2018 . 
26. ↑ 32,780 new shares: Haching completes capital increase , kicker.de, accessed on April 5, 2020.
27. ↑ Historical results at the 2018 General Meeting, spvggunterhaching.de, December 14, 2018, accessed on June 26, 2019.
28. ↑ "The IPO is attractive for investors and us" , spvggunterhaching.de, June 26, 2019, accessed on June 26, 2019.
29. ↑ SpVgg Unterhaching now on the stock exchange - football shares explode on the first day of trading , deraktionaer.de, July 30, 2019, accessed on October 1, 2019.
30. ↑ Second club after BVB: Unterhaching goes public , kicker.de, June 26, 2019, accessed on June 26, 2019.
31. ↑ SpVgg Unterhaching football share , boerse.de, accessed on April 14, 2020.
32. ↑ Kader , spvggunterhaching.de
33. ↑ Holstein Kiel - SpVgg Unterhaching: Presentation of the new trainers  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; Report on liga1.tv February 24th 2010 (Flash)  
34. ↑ Klaus Augenthaler - The first press conference  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; liga1.tv from March 23, 2010 (Flash-Video)  
35. ↑ Unterhaching announces U23 from Bayernliga. In: fupa.net. fupa.net, March 11, 2015, accessed on March 11, 2015 .