WFV Cup 1989/90
| WFV Cup 1989/90 | |
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| Cup winners | SSV Reutlingen 05 (2nd title) |
| final | May 1, 1990 |
| Final stadium | Stadium at the Kreuzeiche , Reutlingen |
| ← WFV Cup 1988/89 | |
The WFV Cup 1989/90 was the 37th edition of the men's cup competition in Württemberg amateur football. The defending champion was the former league team SC Geislingen . In the final on May 1, 1990, SSV Reutlingen 05 won the title with a 3-0 win over FC Wangen 05 in the home stadium at the Kreuzeiche . This was the second time that the club won the national cup. In the semifinals, SSV Reutlingen had defeated the team of the regional division SC Korb 2-0, which was looked after by the later Reutlinger and Bundesliga coach Ralf Rangnick .
Both finalists qualified for the DFB Cup 1990/91 when they played in the final and were eliminated in the first main round. Despite a 3-1 lead against Bundesliga club Karlsruher SC, the Reutlinger Cup winner was eliminated with a 6-3 defeat after extra time, while FC Wangen lost 2-1 to second division Rot-Weiss Essen .
Endgame
| SSV Reutlingen 05 | FC cheeks 05 | ||||||
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| Manfred Vöhringer - Thomas Bauer - Otmar Rösch , Jürgen Schnizler - Thomas Schwend, Jörg Spannenberger, Pascal Müller, Wolfram Bauer, Oliver Müller (81st Björn Roth) - Hermann Rudolf , Klaus Weiss (81st Thomas Jäger) Trainer: Jürgen Strack |
Kornelius Weber - Klaus Biedenkapp - Rolf Gollinger, Uli Schuwerk - Jürgen Gollinger, Robert Thommes, Frank Mayer, Markus Heinrich, Fredy Huckenbeck (79th Rainer Stiller) - Mario Haberer, Herbert Breher (52nd Klaus Wanner) Trainer: Peter Ailinger |
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 1: 0 Spannenberger (2nd) 2: 0 Müller (42nd) 3: 0 Müller (89th)
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Results in the wfv cup. Retrieved on August 4, 2020 (German).
- ↑ 1989/90 - When the GDR was involved in Rems-Murr football - Rems-Murr-Sport - newspaper publisher Waiblingen. April 7, 2020, accessed August 4, 2020 .