TBV Lemgo (soccer)

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TBV Lemgo (soccer)
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Basic data
Surname Gymnastics and Ball Game Club
Lemgo 1911 eV
Seat Lemgo , North Rhine-Westphalia
founding September 2, 1911
Colours blue White
1. Chairman Burkhard Pohl
Website tbv-lemgo-fussball.de
First soccer team
Head coach Matthias Wölk
Venue Jahnplatz
Places nb
league District League Westphalia 3
2019/20 1st place (Kreisliga A Lemgo)  
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The Turn- und Ballspielverein Lemgo 1911 eV is a sports club from Lemgo in the Lippe district . The association was founded on September 2, 1911. The first soccer team played for five years in the highest Westphalian amateur league and twice took part in the DFB Cup . The home venue is Jahnplatz .

history

From the foundation to the Second World War

The association was founded on September 2, 1911 as BSV Lemgo and was called BV Lemgo from around 1927 and finally TBV Lemgo from 1945. The team played their first games on the field on Siechenstrasse. Reinforced by players from local rival Hermania Lemgo , which was dissolved during the First World War , the Lemgoers became one of the strongest football clubs in Lippe in the 1920s. In 1933 the BV team was strengthened by players from the banned workers' sports club Lemgoer Spielverein and in 1938 they reached the second-rate district class . Here the Lemgoers reached fourth place in the promotion season behind VfB 03 Bielefeld and the Lippstadt clubs Teutonia and Borussia . After the outbreak of World War II , many players were drafted into the Wehrmacht and the club withdrew its team. In 1942 the game was stopped.

post war period

The club's footballers became the first champions of the Bielefeld district class in 1946 and failed in the promotion round to the state league , which was the top division at the time, at SC Greven 09 . Three years later the TBV was runner-up in the district class, one point behind VfL Schildesche . Several years followed with midfield in the league before the team was regrouped in 1955 in the newly created district class Lippe . The Lemgo champions were promptly promoted to the fourth-class national league. In the 1957/58 season the TBV was runner-up in the regional league with five points behind SpVgg Fichte Bielefeld . After another runner-up in the following season behind Union Herford , in 1960 he was promoted to the then third-class association league .

The season 1960/61 ended the TBV level on points with the Hammer SpVg and TuRa Bergkamen , so that playoffs against relegation were necessary. The Lemgoers lost 4-0 to Hamm and parted from Bergkamen 1: 1, so that the TBV had to relegate again. The Lemgoers caused a sensation in the West German Cup . In the first round, the TBV sat against the Oberliga TSV Marl sleeve with 5: 4 by extension through and eliminated in the second round after a 2: 4 defeat by extension against the league club Westfalia Herne from. In the following season 1961/62 the Lemgoern succeeded with one point ahead of the SV Brackwede the championship and the promotion in the association league.

Two DFB Cups

The return to the Westphalian upper house was successful. A fifth place in the promotion season , in which the team lost in the first round of the West German Cup to FC Schalke 04 and 3-0, followed in 1964 with fourth place, the sporting highlight of the club's history. Only a year later, the descent was barely avoided. Finally, it went back to the regional league in 1966, before relegation to the regional league followed a year later. This was followed by more state league guest games in the 1970/71 season and from 1972 to 1974, with the Lemgoers failing in 1974 in a playoff round together with SV Löhne-Obernbeck at SC Grün-Weiß Paderborn . From 1976 the TBV established itself again in the national league and in 1979 qualified for the DFB Cup for the first time . There the team retired in the first round after a 1: 5 defeat at SV Waldhof Mannheim . In 1982 the team was relegated from the regional league.

In the late 1980s, Lemgo football experienced another successful period. In 1986 the TBV returned to the regional league and immediately made it through to the Verbandsliga. In 1988 the Lemgoers won the Westphalia Cup after a 4-1 final victory over SV Ottfingen . As a result, TBV qualified again for the DFB Cup, where the team lost 4-0 at home to FC 08 Homburg in the first round . In 1989, the Lemgoers were relegated again from the association league and managed to stay in the league in the following season thanks to a 2-1 play-off win after extra time against TuS Lockhausen . After a runner-up in 1993 behind the TuS Horn-Bad Meinberg , the TBV was relegated to the district league in 1995.

present

Then the Lemgoers became an elevator team . Between 1997 and 2001, the club again offered national league football and came third in the 1999/2000 season. This was followed by relegation to the district league 2991 and the first relegation to the district league A in 2005. The Lemgoers managed to get promoted again, which was followed by a return to the regional league three years later. As the bottom of the table, the direct relegation to the district league followed. After a further descent in 2013, the TBV footballers play in the district league A, where they became runner-up behind SV Werl-Aspe two years later . In 2016, they were promoted to the district league, from which the TBV had to relegate to the district league A three years later. The following 2019/20 season brought direct resurgence.

successes

Personalities

Stadion

The footballers of TBV Lemgo play their home games on Jahnplatz . The course is located to the west on Bundesstraße 66 and has had artificial turf since 2012 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Gerhard Dietz: From the history of the TBV LEMGO 1911 eV TBV Lemgo, accessed on July 1, 2018 .
  2. ^ German Sports Club for Soccer Statistics: Soccer in West Germany 1952-1958 . Hövelhof 2013, p. 119, 149 .
  3. ↑ a b c Hardy Greens : TBV Lemgo. In: Encyclopedia of German League Football. Volume 7: Club Lexicon . AGON-Sportverlag, Kassel 2001, ISBN 3-89784-147-9 , p. 288.
  4. ^ TBV Lemgo. Table archive, accessed February 3, 2018 .
  5. ↑ FuPa.net: TBV Lemgo - an association in the midst of upheaval. February 12, 2020, accessed February 19, 2020 .