Württemberg Football Association
| Württemberg Football Association | |
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| Founded | July 8, 1951 |
| president | Matthias Schöck |
| address | Goethestrasse 9 70174 Stuttgart |
| Master gentlemen | Sportfreunde Dorfmerkingen |
| Cup winners men | SSV Ulm 1846 |
| Master women | VfL Herrenberg |
| Cup winners women | SV Hegnach |
| Parent association | South German Football Association |
| Subordinate Associations | 16 districts |
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| Clubs (approx.) | 1,762 * |
| Members (approx.) | 538,976 * |
| Teams (approx.) | 12,456 * * As of 2019 |
| Homepage | www.wuerttfv.de |
The Württemberg Football Association (WFV) is one of 21 regional associations of the German Football Association and is based in Stuttgart . It was created on July 8, 1951 through a merger of the regional soccer associations in North and South Württemberg / Hohenzollern and is the umbrella organization of the 1,762 soccer clubs in Württemberg with 538,976 members and 12,456 teams. In addition to the Württemberg associations, the associations of the Bavarian districts of Lindau and Neu-Ulm as well as neighboring Bavarian-Swabian towns also belong to the WFV. Likewise, three associations from the Bavarian district of Würzburg from the northernmost district of Hohenlohe are members of the WFV.
Together with the Baden , Bavarian , Hessian and South Baden football associations, the WFV forms the Southern German Football Association .
Herbert Rösch was at the head of the association from 2003 to 2015 , and Matthias Schöck as president since 2015 .
Leagues and Competitions
Until the merger of the two regional sub-associations in 1951, the state league Württemberg and amateur league Südwürttemberg were played. The Württemberg champions qualified for the Oberliga Süd , the Hohenzollern champions for the Oberliga Südwest Gruppe Süd, which was played in the French occupation zone .
In 1950, the common 1st Amateur League Württemberg was established as the substructure of the Oberliga Süd, and the best four clubs from the Hohenzollern League were incorporated into the Württemberg League. The league lasted in this form until 1960 .
In order to get a second place in the promotion round to the 2nd Oberliga Süd , the association divided the 1st amateur league analogously to Bavaria and Baden into two seasons from the 1960/61 season - the 1st amateur league North Württemberg (NW) and the Black Forest-Bodensee League (SB). The Black Forest-Bodensee League was temporarily also home to some clubs of the Südbadischer Verband , whose most prominent representative was FC 08 Villingen .
In 1978 , the Baden-Württemberg Oberliga was introduced as the successor to the 1st amateur league together with the Baden and South Baden associations . Since then, the Württemberg Association League has been the top division under the administration of the WFV. Among them is the Landesliga Württemberg , which is divided into four seasons. The next lower division are the sixteen district leagues. Below the district league, the clubs play in the district leagues A, B and C.
The WFV also organizes a cup competition. The winner of the Württemberg Association Cup (WFV Cup) is qualified as a WFV participant for the first main round of the DFB Cup .
Württemberg master
The WFV has been awarding the title of Württemberg master since it was founded . Even before that, the title was awarded to the champion of the Landesliga Württemberg as the second highest division under the Oberliga Süd since the start of gaming operations from 1945 to 1950 . With the introduction of the 1st Amateur League Württemberg as the highest division under the direction of the WFV in the summer of 1950, the league leader in this division received the title. After the league was split into two seasons, the season winner of the 1st Amateur League North Württemberg played against the season winner of the 1st Amateur League Black Forest-Lake Constance League for the award. With the introduction of the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg in 1978 , the award changed again, since then the best Württemberg team in the league has been honored at the end of the season.
Classification (valid since 1978)
| level | Division | |||||||||||||||
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| 6th | Association League Württemberg | |||||||||||||||
| 7th | State League Württemberg Season 1 | State League Württemberg Season 2 | Landesliga Württemberg Season 3 | State League Württemberg Season 4 | ||||||||||||
| 8th |
District league Enz / Murr |
District League Hohenlohe |
District League Rems / Murr |
District League Unterland |
District League Danube / Iller |
District League East Wuerttemberg |
District league Neckar / Fils |
District League Stuttgart |
District League Alb |
District league Böblingen / Calw |
District League Northern Black Forest |
District League Black Forest |
District League Bodensee |
District League Danube |
District league crack |
District League Zollern |
| 9 |
District League A Enz / Murr (3 seasons) |
District league A Hohenlohe (3 seasons, 3 reserves) |
District League A Rems / Murr (2 seasons) |
District league A Unterland (3 seasons, 3 reserves) |
Kreisliga A Donau / Iller (3 seasons, 3 reserves) |
Kreisliga A Ostwürt- berg (3 scales, 2 reserves) |
District League A Neckar / Fils (3 seasons) |
District League A Stuttgart (2 seasons) |
District League A Alb (3 seasons) |
District League A Böblingen / Calw (2 seasons) |
District League A Northern Black Forest (2 seasons, 2 reserves) |
District League A Black Forest (2 seasons) |
District League A Bodensee (3 seasons) |
District League A Danube (2 seasons, 2 reserves) |
District league A Riss (2 seasons, 2 reserves) |
District league A Zollern (2 seasons) |
| 10 |
District League B Enz / Murr (8 seasons) |
District League B Hohenlohe (4 seasons, 3 reserves) |
District League B Rems / Murr (5 seasons) |
District League B Unterland (3 seasons) |
District League B Donau / Iller (4 relays, 3 reserves) |
District League B Ostwuerttemberg (5 relays, 5 reserves) |
District League B Neckar / Fils (8 seasons, 1 reserve) |
District League B Stuttgart (5 seasons) |
District League B Alb (7 seasons) |
District League B Böblingen / Calw (5 relays, 2 reserves) |
District League B Northern Black Forest (2 seasons, 1 reserve) |
District League B Black Forest (2 seasons) |
District League B Bodensee (6 seasons, 2 reserves) |
District League B Danube (3 seasons, 2 reserves) |
District league B Riß (2 seasons, 1 reserve) |
District League B Zollern (3 seasons) |
| 11 |
District League C Black Forest (3 seasons) |
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WFV clubs in DFB football leagues
Men's 2019/20 season
| step | designation | number | societies |
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| 1. | Bundesliga | 1 | VfB Stuttgart (promoted) |
| 2. | 2nd Bundesliga | 1 | 1. FC Heidenheim |
| 3. | 3rd league | 1 | SG Sonnenhof Großaspach |
| 4th | Regionalliga southwest | 3 |
VfR Aalen (relegated) SSV Ulm 1846 TSG Balingen |
| 5. | Oberliga Baden-Württemberg | 10 |
VfB Stuttgart II (relegated) Stuttgarter Kickers SSV Reutlingen 05 FV Ravensburg FSV 08 Bissingen Neckarsulmer Sport-Union SV Göppingen SGV Freiberg football TSV Ilshofen Sportfreunde Dorfmerkingen (promoted) |
| 6th | Association League Württemberg | 17th | all teams of the Association League Württemberg |
Around 13,000 other teams from around 1,800 football clubs play in the state, district and district leagues.
Women's season 2019/20
| step | designation | number | societies |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Women's Bundesliga | 0 | |
| 2. | 2. Women's Bundesliga | 0 | |
| 3. | Women's Regionalliga Süd | 3 |
SV Alberweiler TSV Crailsheim VfB Obertürkheim (promoted) |
| 4th | Women's Oberliga Baden-Württemberg | 7th |
SpVgg Stuttgart-Ost TV Derendingen SV Hegnach VfL Herrenberg (promoted) FV Löchgau VfL Sindelfingen TSV Tettnang |
| 5. | Women's Association League Württemberg | 12 | all teams of the Association League Württemberg |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from February 20, 2017 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.
- ↑ DFB membership statistics 2019 , accessed on August 8, 2019
- ↑ ibid
- ↑ dsfs.de: "Württembergischer Meister" , accessed on June 8, 2010
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