Werder Bremen / names and numbers

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Greatest successes

So far, Bremen has won the championship trophy four times

Six-time DFB Cup winner

Championship successes

• German champion : 1965 , 1988 , 1993 , 2004
• German runner-up: 1968 , 1983 , 1985 , 1986 , 1995 , 2006 , 2008
• Lower Saxony champion: 1947
• Champion in the Lower Saxony Gauliga: 1934, 1936, 1937, 1942
• Vice champion of the Lower Saxony Gauliga: 1935
• Vice champion of the Gauliga Weser-Ems: 1943
• Champion of the Western District League: 1923
• Vice-champion of the Western District League: 1926, 1927, 1928

Cup successes

• DFB Cup winners : 1961 , 1991 , 1994 , 1999 , 2004 , 2009
• DFB Cup finalist : 1989 , 1990 , 2000 , 2010
• DFB Supercup winner : 1988 , 1993 , 1994
• German league cup winner : 2006
• Fuji Cup winner: 1990
• LIGA total! Cup winner : 2012
• UAE German Supercup winner: 2010
• Volkswagen SuperCup winner: 2009

International success

• European Cup Winners' Cup : 1992
• UEFA Cup :
  • Finalist: 2009
  • Semi-finalist: 1988, 1990, 2007
• European Supercup finalist : 1992
• UEFA Intertoto Cup : 1998
• Intertoto Cup winners (3): 1979 , 1981 , 1985
• Kirin Cup Winner : 1982, 1986

Indoor soccer

• DFB indoor cup winner : 1989

Amateurs' successes

• German amateur champion : 1966, 1985, 1991 (record *)
• State Cup winners : 1969, 1971, 1976, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1992–1995, 1997–2002, 2004, 2007 (record)

* together with Hannover 96 and SC Jülich 1910

Women's successes

• Champion of the 2nd Bundesliga North : 2017
• Champion of the Regionalliga Nord : 2009
• Bremen champions: 1974, 2010, 2011
• Champion of the Bremen Association League: 2008 (no goal conceded)
• State Cup winners : 2008, 2009, 2010

Finals

DFB Cup

1961 final

Werder Bremen - 1. FC Kaiserslautern - 2-0
Venue:	Glückauf-Kampfbahn, Gelsenkirchen , September 13, 1961 , 18,000 spectators
Lineup:	Kokartis , Piontek , Nachtwey , Schimeczek , Schütz , Jagielski , Wilmovius , Schröder , Barth , Soya , Hänel
Trainer:	Georg Knöpfle
Gates:	1-0 Schröder (10th), 2-0 Jagielski (52nd)

1989 final

Borussia Dortmund - Werder Bremen - 4-1
Venue:	Olympiastadion Berlin , June 24, 1989 , 76,431 spectators
Lineup:	Reck , Schaaf , Bratseth , Sauer (77th Burgsmüller ), Otten (55th Ordenewitz ), Wolter , Votava , Eilts , Hermann , Riedle , Neubarth
Trainer:	Otto Rehhagel
Gates:	0: 1 Riedle (15th), 1: 1 Dickel (21st), 2: 1 Mill (58th), 3: 1 Dickel (73rd), 4: 1 Lusch (74th)

1990 final

1. FC Kaiserslautern - Werder Bremen 3-2
Venue:	Olympiastadion Berlin , May 19, 1990 , 76,391 spectators
Lineup:	Reck , Borowka (52nd Burgsmüller ), Bratseth , Otten , Wolter (35th Neubarth ), Votava , Harttgen , Eilts , Hermann , Riedle , Rufer
Trainer:	Otto Rehhagel
Gates:	1: 0 Labbadia (19th), 2: 0 Labbadia (26th), 3: 0 Kuntz (30th), 3: 1 Neubarth (54th), 3: 2 Burgsmüller (72nd)

1991 final

Werder Bremen - 1. FC Cologne 1: 1 n.V., 4: 3 i. E.
Venue:	Olympiastadion Berlin , May 19, 1991 , 73,000 spectators
Lineup:	Reck , Bratseth , Votava , Borowka , Wolter , Hermann (76th Sauer ), Eilts , Neubarth (72nd Harttgen ), Bode , Rufer , Allofs
Trainer:	Otto Rehhagel
Gates:	1: 0 Eilts (48th), 1: 1 Banach (63rd)
Penalties shoot:	Rudy next to the goal, Illgner holds against Allofs, 0: 1 Higl , 1: 1 Rufer, Reck holds against Littbarski , 2: 1 Bratseth, 2: 2 Banach , 3: 2 Harttgen, 3: 3 Götz , 4: 3 Borowka

1994 final

Werder Bremen - Rot-Weiss Essen 3-1
Venue:	Olympiastadion Berlin , May 14, 1994 , 76,391 spectators
Lineup:	Reck - Bratseth , Beiersdorfer , Wolter , Basler (75th Wiedener ), Votava , Herzog (84th Borowka ), Eilts , Bode , Hobsch , Rufer
Trainer:	Otto Rehhagel
Gates:	1: 0 Beiersdorfer (17th), 2: 0 Herzog (38th), 2: 1 Bangoura (50th), 3: 1 Rufer (88th, hand penalty)

1999 final

Werder Bremen - FC Bayern Munich 1: 1 aet, 5: 4 i. E.
Venue:	Olympiastadion Berlin , June 12, 1999 , 75,841 spectators
Lineup:	Rost - Trares - Todt , Wicky - Eilts , Dabrowski (69th Bogdanović ), Maximow , Wiedener - Herzog (45th Wojtala ) - Frings , Bode
Trainer:	Thomas Schaaf
Gates:	1: 0 Maximow (4th), 1: 1 Jancker (45th)
Penalties shoot:	1: 0 Bode, 1: 1 Salihamidžić , Kahn holds against Todt, 1: 2 Daei , 2: 2 Bogdanović, 2: 3 Tarnat , 3: 3 Wicky, 3: 4 Jancker, 4: 4 Eilts, Effenberg over the goal, 5: 4 rust, rust holds against Matthew

2000 final

FC Bayern Munich - Werder Bremen 3-0
Venue:	Olympiastadion Berlin , May 6, 2000 , 75,841 spectators
Lineup:	Rost - Frings , Barten , Baumann , Wiedener (16th Skripnik ) - Eilts (63rd Flock ), Trares (71st Wicky ), Bode - Herzog - Aílton , Pizarro
Trainer:	Thomas Schaaf
Gates:	1-0 Elber (57th), 2-0 Sérgio (83rd), 3-0 Scholl (90th)

2004 final

Werder Bremen - Alemannia Aachen 3-2
Venue:	Olympiastadion Berlin , May 29, 2004 , 71,682 spectators
Lineup:	Reinke , Stalteri , Ismaël , Krstajić , Schulz (88th Skripnik ), Baumann , Borowski (88th Charisteas ), Ernst , Micoud , Klasnić (87th Valdez ), Aílton
Trainer:	Thomas Schaaf
Gates:	1: 0 Borowski (31st), 2: 0 Klasnić (45th), 2: 1 Blank (52nd), 3: 1 Borowski (84th), 3: 2 Meijer (90th)

2009 final

Werder Bremen - Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1-0
Venue:	Olympiastadion Berlin , May 30, 2009 , 74,244 spectators
Lineup:	Wiese , Fritz , Naldo , Prödl , Boenisch , Baumann (60th Niemeyer ), Frings , Özil (87th Tziolis ), Diego , Almeida (90th Rosenberg ), Pizarro
Trainer:	Thomas Schaaf
Gates:	1-0 Özil (58th)

2010 final

FC Bayern Munich - Werder Bremen 4-0
Venue:	Olympiastadion Berlin , May 15, 2010 , 75,420 spectators
Lineup:	Wiese , Fritz , Mertesacker , Naldo , Boenisch , Hunt (46th Almeida ), Bargfrede (54th Marin ), Frings , Borowski (69th Jensen ), Pizarro , Özil
Trainer:	Thomas Schaaf
Gates:	1-0 Robben (35th, hand penalty), 2-0 Olić (51st), 3-0 Ribéry (63rd), 4-0 Schweinsteiger (83rd)

UEFA Cup Winners' Cup

1992 final

Werder Bremen - AS Monaco 2-0
Venue:	Estádio da Luz , Lisbon , May 6, 1992 , 15,000 spectators
Lineup:	Rollmann , Bratseth , Wolter (34th Schaaf ), Borowka , Bockenfeld , Votava , Eilts , Neubarth (75th Kohn ), Bode - Rufer , Allofs
Trainer:	Otto Rehhagel
Gates:	1: 0 Allofs (41st), 2: 0 Rufer (55th)

Uefa cup

2009 final

Schachtar Donetsk -Werder Bremen 2: 1 a.d.
Venue:	Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadı , Istanbul , May 20, 2009 , 37,357 spectators
Lineup:	Wiese , Fritz (95th Pasanen ), Prödl , Naldo , Boenisch , Niemeyer (103rd Tziolis ), Baumann , Frings , Özil , Rosenberg (78th Hunt ), Pizarro
Trainer:	Thomas Schaaf
Gates:	1: 0 Luiz Adriano (25th), 1: 1 Naldo (35th), 2: 1 Jádson (97th)

statistics

Placements in the Oberliga Nord from 1947 to 1963

season	space	Points	Gates	Diff.	spectator	DFB Cup	Remarks
1947/48	5/12	26-18	43:38	+5
1948/49	8/13	19-25	49:50	−1
1949/50	4/16	36-24	78:44	+34
1950/51	6/17	36-28	79:59	+20
1951/52	7/16	33-27	85:52	+33
1952/53	3/16	37-23	71:55	+16
1953/54	5/16	31-29	53:43	+10
1954/55	3/16	38-22	68:46	+22
1955/56	6/16	32-28	74:54	+20
1956/57	5/16	31-29	65:53	+12
1957/58	7/16	31-29	76:70	+6
1958/59	2/16	42-18	89:57	+32			Runner-up
1959/60	2/16	41-19	71:47	+24			Runner-up
1960/61	2/16	43-17	73:47	+26		winner	Vice championship, DFB Cup (1st)
1961/62	2/16	44-16	87:33	+54			Runner-up
1962/63	2/16	47-13	102: 44	+58		Semifinals	Runner-up

Placements and audience numbers from 1963 to today

season	space	Points	Gates	Diff.	Ø viewers	Season tickets	DFB Cup	Remarks
1963/64	10/16	28:32	53:62	−9	20,733		1 round
1964/65	1/16	41:19	54:29	+25	27,267		1 round	German Championship (1st)
1965/66	4/18	45:23	76:40	+36	21,176		Quarter finals
1966/67	16/18	29:39	49:56	−7	17,412		Round of 16
1967/68	2/18	44:24	68:51	+17	20,824		1 round	Vice championship
1968/69	9/18	34:34	59:59	± 0	18,412		Quarter finals
1969/70	11/18	31:37	38:47	−9	15,353		Round of 16
1970/71	10/18	33:35	41:40	+1	18,382		1st main round
1971/72	11/18	31:37	63:58	+5	19,618		Semifinals
1972/73	11/18	31:37	50:52	−2	15,059		Semifinals
1973/74	11/18	31:37	48:56	−8	15,841		Round of 16
1974/75	15/18	25:43	45:69	−24	18,765		Quarter finals
1975/76	13/18	30:38	44:55	−11	20,765		1st main round
1976/77	11/18	33:35	51:59	−8	18,735		Round of 16
1977/78	15/18	31:37	48:57	−9	19,947		Semifinals
1978/79	11/18	31:37	48:60	−12	17,529		2nd main round
1979/80	17/18	25:43	52:93	−41	17,647		2nd main round	Relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga North
1980/81	1/22	68:16	97:33	+64	10,524		Round of 16	Playing time in the second Bundesliga North, promotion to the 1st Bundesliga
1981/82	5/18	42:26	61:52	+9	24,235		Quarter finals	Qualification for the UEFA Cup
1982/83	2/18	52:16	76:38	+38	26,547		2nd main round	Vice championship (tied with champions Hamburger SV ), qualification for the UEFA Cup
1983/84	5/18	45:23	79:46	+33	23,182		Semifinals	Qualification for the UEFA Cup
1984/85	2/18	46:22	87:51	+36	21,959		Quarter finals	Runner-up championship, qualification for the UEFA Cup
1985/86	2/18	49:19	83:41	+42	24,756		Round of 16	Vice championship (tied with champions FC Bayern Munich ), qualification for the UEFA Cup
1986/87	5/18	40:28	65:54	+11	22,860		1st main round	Qualification for the UEFA Cup
1987/88	1/18	52:16	61:22	+39	22,159		Semifinals	German Championship (2nd)
1988/89	3/18	44:24	55:32	+23	20,591		final	DFB Cup finalist, qualification for the UEFA Cup
1989/90	7/18	34:34	49:41	+8	19,263		final	DFB Cup finalist
1990/91	3/18	42:26	46:29	+17	20,420		winner	DFB Cup (2nd)
1991/92	9/20	38:38	44:45	−1	17,388		Semifinals	Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup (1st)
1992/93	1/18	48:20	63:30	+33	21,860		Quarter finals	German Championship (3rd)
1993/94	8/18	36:32	51:44	+7	24,400		winner	DFB Cup (3rd)
1994/95	2/18	48:20	70:39	+31	32.209		1st main round	Runner-up championship, qualification for the UEFA Cup
1995/96	9/18	44	39:42	−3	27,870		Round of 16	Introduction of the three-point rule for a win
1996/97	8/18	48	53:52	+1	30,553		Round of 16
1997/98	7/18	50	43:47	−4	30,213		2nd main round	UI Cup winner
1998/99	13/18	38	41:47	−6	29,786		winner	DFB Cup (4th)
1999/00	9/18	47	65:52	+13	29,834		final	DFB Cup finalist, qualification for the UEFA Cup
2000/01	7/18	53	53:48	+5	30,341		2nd main round
2001/02	6/18	56	54:43	+11	30.094	20.164	2nd main round	Qualification for the UEFA Cup
2002/03	6/18	52	51:50	+1	32,869		Semifinals	Qualification for the UI-Cup (unsuccessful process)
2003/04	1/18	74	79:38	+41	37,666	20,000	winner	German Championship (4th), DFB Cup (5th)
2004/05	3/18	59	68:37	+31	39,579	25,000 *	Semifinals	Qualification for the Champions League
2005/06	2/18	70	79:37	+42	36,928	25,000 *	Quarter finals	Runner-up championship, qualification for the Champions League
2006/07	3/18	66	76:40	+36	39,715	25,000 *	1st main round	Qualification for the Champions League
2007/08	2/18	66	75:45	+30	40,308	25,000 *	Round of 16	Runner-up championship, qualification for the Champions League
2008/09	10/18	45	64:50	+14	40,375	25,000 *	winner	DFB-Pokal (6th), UEFA Cup finalist, qualification for the Europa League
2009/10	3/18	61	71:40	+31	36,015	25,000 *	final	DFB Cup finalist, qualification for the Champions League
2010/11	13/18	41	47:61	−14	37,620	25,000 *	2nd main round
2011/12	9/18	42	49:58	−9	40,808	25,000 *	1st main round
2012/13	14/18	34	50:66	−16	40,639	25,000 *	1st main round
2013/14	12/18	39	42:66	−24	40,657	25,000 *	1st main round
2014/15	10/18	43	50:65	−15	40.906	25,000 *	Round of 16
2015/16	13/18	38	50:65	−15	40,402	25,000 *	Semifinals
2016/17	8/18	45	61:64	−3	40,880	25,000 *	1st main round
2017/18	11/18	42	37:40	−3	40,252	25,000 *	Quarter finals
2018/19	8/18	53	58:49	+9	40,811	25,000 *	Semifinals
2019/20	16/18	31	42:69	−27	26,413 **	25,000 *	Quarter finals	Relegation against third place in the 2nd division 1. FC Heidenheim , relegation with 0: 0 (H) and 2: 2 (A) due to the away goals rule

(* Number of season tickets was limited by Werder Bremen) (** Due to the COVID-19 pandemic , Werder played 6 ghost games in front of empty stands in the Weserstadion )

Participation in European competitions from 1961 until today

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SV Werder was able to qualify for participation in one of the European football competitions in 26 seasons. Werder played a total of 184 games. 21 games were played in the European Cup Winners' Cup , 60 in the UEFA Champions League and European Cup (plus 6 in the qualification and play-offs for the Champions League) and 97 in the UEFA Europa League and UEFA Cup (as of 7 December 2010).

season	competition	until round	eliminated against	Remarks
1961/62	Cup winners	Quarter finals	Atlético Madrid	Atlético won the title
1965/66	National champion	1 round	FK Partizan Belgrade	Partizan lost to Real Madrid in the final
1982/83	Uefa cup	3rd round	Dundee United
1983/84	Uefa cup	2nd round	1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig
1984/85	Uefa cup	1 round	RSC Anderlecht	Anderlecht was the defending champion
1985/86	Uefa cup	1 round	Chornomorets Odessa
1986/87	Uefa cup	1 round	Atlético Madrid
1987/88	Uefa cup	Semifinals	Bayer 04 Leverkusen	Leverkusen won the title
1988/89	National champion	Quarter finals	AC Milan	AC Milan won the title
1989/90	Uefa cup	Semifinals	AC Florence	Fiorentina lost in the final to Juventus Turin
1991/92	Cup winners	winner	inferior: AS Monaco	the finale was held in Estádio da Luz in Lisbon instead
1992/93	Cup winners	2nd round	Sparta Prague
1993/94	Champions League	Group stage		retired as third place in group B.
1994/95	Cup winners	2nd round	Feyenoord Rotterdam
1995/96	Uefa cup	3rd round	PSV Eindhoven
1998/99	Uefa cup	2nd round	Olympique Marseille	Marseille lost to AC Parma in the final
1999/00	Uefa cup	Quarter finals	Arsenal FC	Werder beat defending champions AC Parma in the round of 16
2000/01	Uefa cup	3rd round	Girondins Bordeaux
2002/03	Uefa cup	2nd round	Vitesse Arnhem
2004/05	Champions League	Round of 16	Olympique Lyon
2005/06	Champions League	Round of 16	Juventus Turin
2006/07	Uefa cup	Semifinals	Espanyol Barcelona	qualified by the Champions League , Espanyol lost to Sevilla FC in the final
2007/08	Uefa cup	Round of 16	Glasgow Rangers	qualified by the Champions League , Rangers lost in the final to Zenit St. Petersburg
2008/09	Uefa cup	final	Shakhtar Donetsk	qualified by the Champions League , the final took place in the Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium in Istanbul instead
2009/10	Europe League	Round of 16	Valencia CF
2010/11	Champions League	Group stage		retired as fourth in group A.

List of European Cup matches from Werder Bremen

season competition round opponent total To Back 1961/62 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 2nd round  Aarhus GF 5: 2 2: 0 (H) 3: 2 (A) Quarter finals  Atlético Madrid 2: 4 1: 1 (H) 1: 3 (A) 1965/66 European Champions Cup Preliminary round  APOEL Nicosia 10-0 5: 0 (A) 5: 0 (H) Quarter finals  FK Partizan Belgrade 1: 3 0: 3 (A) 1: 0 (H) 1982/83 Uefa cup 1 round  FC Forward Frankfurt (Oder) ( a ) 3: 3(a) 3: 1 (A) 0: 2 (H) 2nd round  IK Brage 8: 2 2: 0 (H) 6: 2 (A) 3rd round  Dundee United 2: 3 1: 2 (A) 1: 1 (H) 1983/84 Uefa cup 1 round  Malmö FF 3: 2 1: 1 (H) 2: 1 (A) 2nd round  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig 1: 2 0: 1 (A) 1: 1 (H) 1984/85 Uefa cup 1 round  RSC Anderlecht (a)2: 2 ( a ) 0: 1 (A) 2: 1 (H) 1985/86 Uefa cup 1 round  Chornomorets Odessa (a)4: 4 ( a ) 1: 2 (A) 3: 2 (H) 1986/87 Uefa cup 1 round  Atlético Madrid 2: 3 0: 2 (A) 2: 1 a.d. (H) 1987/88 Uefa cup 1 round  Mjøndalen IF 5: 1 5: 0 (A) 0: 1 (H) 2nd round  Spartak Moscow 7: 6 1: 4 (A) 6: 2 a.d. (H) 3rd round  Dinamo Tbilisi 3: 2 2: 1 (H) 1: 1 (A) Quarter finals  Hellas Verona 2: 1 1: 0 (A) 1: 1 (H) Semifinals  Bayer 04 Leverkusen 0: 1 0: 1 (A) 0: 0 (H) 1988/89 European Champions Cup 1 round  BFC Dynamo 5: 3 0: 3 (A) 5: 0 (H) 2nd round  Celtic Glasgow 1-0 1: 0 (A) 0: 0 (H) Quarter finals  AC Milan 0: 1 0: 0 (H) 0: 1 (A) 1989/90 Uefa cup 1 round  Lillestrøm SK 5: 1 3: 1 (A) 2: 0 (H) 2nd round  FK Austria Vienna 5: 2 5: 0 (H) 0: 2 (A) 3rd round  SSC Naples 8: 3 3: 2 (A) 5: 1 (H) Quarter finals  RFC Liege 4: 3 4: 1 (A) 0: 2 (H) Semifinals  AC Florence (a)1: 1 ( a ) 1: 1 (H) 0: 0 (A) 1991/92 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1 round  FC Bacau 11: 0 6: 0 (A) 5: 0 (H) 2nd round  Ferencváros Budapest 4: 2 3: 2 (H) 1: 0 (A) Quarter finals  Galatasaray Istanbul 2: 1 2: 1 (H) 0: 0 (A) Semifinals  Club Bruges 2: 1 0: 1 (A) 2: 0 (H) final  AS Monaco 2-0 2-0 in Lisbon 1992/93 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1 round  Hannover 96 4: 3 3: 1 (H) 1: 2 (A) 2nd round  Sparta Prague 2: 4 2: 3 (H) 0: 1 (A) 1993/94 UEFA Champions League 1 round  FK Dinamo Minsk 6: 3 5: 2 (H) 1: 1 (A) 2nd round  Levski -1913 Sofia 3: 2 2: 2 (A) 1: 0 (H) Group stage  FC Porto 2: 8 2: 3 (A) 0: 5 (H)  RSC Anderlecht 7: 4 5: 3 (H) 2: 1 (A)  AC Milan 2: 3 1: 2 (A) 1: 1 (H) 1994/95 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1 round  Maccabi Tel Aviv 2-0 0: 0 (A) 2: 0 (H) 2nd round  Feyenoord Rotterdam 3: 5 0: 1 (A) 3: 4 (H) 1995/96 Uefa cup 1 round  Glenavon FC 7-0 2: 0 (A) 5: 0 (H) 2nd round  FK Dinamo Minsk 6: 2 5: 0 (H) 1: 2 (A) 3rd round  PSV Eindhoven 1: 2 1: 2 (A) 0: 0 (H) 1998/99 Uefa cup 1 round  Brann Bergen 4: 2 0: 2 (A) 4: 0 a.d. (H) 2nd round  Olympique Marseille 3: 4 1: 1 (H) 2: 3 (A) 1999/2000 Uefa cup 1 round  FK Bodø / Glimt 6: 1 5: 0 (A) 1: 1 (H) 2nd round  Viking Stavanger ( a ) 2: 2(a) 0: 0 (H) 2: 2 (A) 3rd round  Olympique Lyon 4: 3 0: 3 (A) 4: 0 (H) Round of 16  AC Parma 3: 2 0: 1 (A) 3: 1 (H) Quarter finals  Arsenal FC 2: 6 0: 2 (A) 2: 4 (H) 2000/01 Uefa cup 1 round  Antalyaspor 6: 2 0: 2 (A) 6: 0 (H) 2nd round  KRC Genk 9: 3 4: 1 (H) 5: 2 (A) 3rd round  Girondins Bordeaux 1: 4 1: 4 (A) 0: 0 (H) 2002/03 Uefa cup 1 round  Metalurh Donetsk 10: 2 2: 2 (A) 8: 0 (H) 2nd round  Vitesse Arnhem 4: 5 1: 2 (A) 3: 3 (H) 2004/05 UEFA Champions League Group stage  Inter Milan 1: 3 0: 2 (A) 1: 1 (H)  Valencia CF 4: 1 2: 1 (H) 2: 0 (A)  RSC Anderlecht 7: 2 2: 1 (A) 5: 1 (H) Round of 16  Olympique Lyon 2:10 0: 3 (H) 2: 7 (A) 2005/06 UEFA Champions League 3rd qualifying round  FC Basel 4: 2 1: 2 (A) 3: 0 (H) Group stage  FC Barcelona 1: 5 0: 2 (H) 1: 3 (A)  Panathinaikos Athens 6: 3 1: 2 (A) 5: 1 (H)  Udinese Calcio 5: 4 1: 1 (A) 4: 3 (H) Round of 16  Juventus Turin (a)4: 4 ( a ) 3: 2 (H) 1: 2 (A) 2006/07 UEFA Champions League Group stage  Chelsea FC 1: 2 0: 2 (A) 1: 0 (H)  FC Barcelona 1: 3 1: 1 (H) 0: 2 (A)  Levski Sofia 5-0 2: 0 (H) 3: 0 (A) 2006/07 Uefa cup Round of 16  Ajax Amsterdam 4: 3 3: 0 (H) 1: 3 (A) Round of 16  Celta Vigo 3-0 1: 0 (A) 2: 0 (H) Quarter finals  AZ Alkmaar 4: 1 0: 0 (A) 4: 1 (H) Semifinals  Espanyol Barcelona 1: 5 0: 3 (A) 1: 2 (H) 2007/08 UEFA Champions League 3rd qualifying round  Dinamo Zagreb 5: 3 2: 1 (H) 3: 2 (A) Group stage  real Madrid 4: 4 1: 2 (A) 3: 2 (H)  Olympiacos Piraeus 1: 6 1: 3 (H) 0: 3 (A)  Lazio Rome 3: 3 2: 1 (H) 1: 2 (A) 2007/08 Uefa cup Round of 16  Sporting Braga 4-0 3: 0 (H) 1: 0 (A) Round of 16  Glasgow Rangers 1: 2 0: 2 (A) 1: 0 (H) 2008/09 UEFA Champions League Group stage  Anorthosis Famagusta 2: 2 0: 0 (H) 2: 2 (A)  Inter Milan 3: 2 1: 1 (A) 2: 1 (H)  Panathinaikos Athens 2: 5 2: 2 (A) 0: 3 (H) 2008/09 Uefa cup Round of 16  AC Milan ( a ) 3: 3(a) 1: 1 (H) 2: 2 (A) Round of 16  AS Saint-Etienne 3: 2 1: 0 (H) 2: 2 (A) Quarter finals  Udinese Calcio 6: 4 3: 1 (H) 3: 3 (A) Semifinals  Hamburger SV ( a ) 3: 3(a) 0: 1 (H) 3: 2 (A) final  Shakhtar Donetsk 1: 2 a.d. 1: 2 a.d. in Istanbul 2009/10 UEFA Europa League Group stage  Nacional Funchal 7: 3 3: 2 (A) 4: 1 (H)  Athletic Bilbao 6: 1 3: 1 (H) 3: 0 (A)  FK Austria Vienna 4: 2 2: 2 (A) 2: 0 (H) Round of 16  FC Twente Enschede 4: 2 0: 1 (A) 4: 1 (H) Round of 16  Valencia CF (a)5: 5 ( a ) 1: 1 (A) 4: 4 (H) 2010/11 UEFA Champions League Play-offs  Sampdoria Genoa 5: 4 3: 1 (H) 2: 3 a.d. (A) Group stage  Tottenham Hotspur 2: 5 2: 2 (H) 0: 3 (A)  Inter Milan 3: 4 0: 4 (A) 3: 0 (H)  FC Twente Enschede 1: 3 1: 1 (A) 0: 2 (H) Legend: (H) - home game, (A) - away game, (N) - neutral place, (a) - away goal rule , (i. E.) - on penalties , (n. V.) - after extra time

Further data

• 130 times leader of the 1st Bundesliga
• Eternal table of the Bundesliga : 3rd place
• Biggest home wins: 8: 1 against Kickers Offenbach 1983/1984 , 8: 1 against Arminia Bielefeld 2007/2008
• Biggest away win: 7-0 against Borussia Mönchengladbach in 1965/1966
• Biggest home defeat: 0: 7 against FC Bayern Munich 2013/2014
• Biggest away defeats: 2: 9 against Eintracht Frankfurt 1981/1982 , 0: 7 against Eintracht Frankfurt 1963/1964 , 0: 7 against FC Bayern Munich 1979/1980

Top scorer

player	season	Bundesliga goals
Rudi Völler	1982/83	23
Mario Basler *	1994/95	20th
Aílton	2003/04	28
Miroslav Klose	2005/06	25th

* together with Heiko Herrlich , Borussia Mönchengladbach

Record player

Most Bundesliga games	Most Bundesliga goals	Minutes per goal
1. Dieter Burdenski : 444	1. Claudio Pizarro : 109	1. Rudi Völler : 120
2. Horst-Dieter Höttges : 420	2. Marco Bode : 101	2. Miroslav Klose : 137
3. Dieter Eilts : 390	3. Rudi Völler : 97	3. Aílton : 144
4. Marco Bode : 379	3. Frank Neubarth : 97	4. Claudio Pizarro :? (still active)
5. Werner Görts : 363	5. Aílton : 88	5. Hugo Almeida : 157
6. Karl-Heinz Kamp : 361	6. Werner Görts : 73	6. Nelson Valdez : 168
7. Mirko Votava : 357	7. Arnold Schütz : 69	7. Boubacar Sanogo : 175
8. Oliver Reck : 345	8. Uwe Reinders : 67	8. Ivan Klasnić : 175
9. Torsten Frings : 326	9. Norbert Meier : 66	9. Markus Rosenberg : 178
10. Frank Neubarth : 317	10. Wynton Rufer : 59	10. Klaus Matischak : 189

(Only games and goals in the Werder Bremen jersey with at least 10 goals are counted. All statistics as of the end of the 2018/19 season)

• Players with 4 goals per game: once each: Hugo Dausmann , Arnold Schütz (both 1965/66), Rudi Völler (1984/85), Frank Neubarth (1985/86), Max Kruse (2016/17)
• Players with 3 goals per game: 6 times: Frank Neubarth , 4 times: Claudio Pizarro , 3 times: Rudi Völler , 2 times each: Aílton , Manfred Burgsmüller , Werner Görts , Miroslav Klose , Uwe Reinders , Werner Weist , 18 players with 1 time each, including Aaron Hunt , Marko Arnautović
• Players with hat tricks: 2 times each: Frank Neubarth , Claudio Pizarro
• Players with real hat tricks: 2 times: Claudio Pizarro , 1 time each: Mario Basler , Manfred Burgsmüller , Miroslav Klose , Rudi Völler , Max Kruse
• Players with 2 goals per game: 18 times: Rudi Völler , 14 times each: Aílton , Marco Bode , Wynton Rufer , Claudio Pizarro , 10 times each: Ivan Klasnić , Miroslav Klose , Norbert Meier , 9 times each: Frank Neubarth , Karl-Heinz Riedle
• Players with the most penalty goals: 40 times: Horst-Dieter Höttges , 18 times: Arnold Schütz , 16 times each: Aílton , Uwe Reinders , 15 times each: Jürgen Röber , Michael Kutzop , 14 times: Andreas Herzog , 10 times: Wynton Rufer , 9 times: Torsten Frings
• Players with the most joker goals: 11 times each: Hugo Almeida , Markus Rosenberg , 10 times each: Frank Neubarth , Ivan Klasnić , 9 times: Frank Ordenewitz , 8 times: Nelson Valdez , 5 times each: Werner Weist , Manfred Burgsmüller , Bernd Hobsch
• The youngest goal scorers: 18.4 years Aaron Hunt , 18.9 Tom Trybull , 19.0 Willi Mense , 19.1 Niclas Füllkrug , 19.2 Volker Ohling , 19.3 Uwe Erkenbrecher , 19.4 Werner Dreßel , 19.5 Frank Ordenewitz and Mesut Özil , 19.7 Nelson Valdez
• The oldest goal scorers: 40.4 Claudio Pizarro , 40.3 years Mirko Votava , 39.6 Manfred Burgsmüller , 36.8 Arnold Schütz , 36.1 Werner Görts , 35.9 Erwin Kostedde , 35.4 Klaus Allofs , 35.1 Dieter Eilts , 35.0 Michael Schulz , 34.7 Frank Verlaat , 34.5 Michael Kutzop

people

Presidents / Chairmen

Official	Beginning	The End	Office
E. Bucking	1902	1903
A. Schröder	1904
C. Berghof	1905
A. Schröder	1906
Fritz Düring, sen.	1906	1908
Otto Trennert	1908	1909
Carl Ahrenbeck	1909
Hermann Schlengemann	1912	1913
Otto Trennert	1913	1914
Walter Rickeheer	1914	1915
Fritz Düring, sen.	1916	1918
Walter Rickeheer	1919
Hermann Schlengemann	1919
Otto Trennert	1919
Fritz Schlotte	1919	1920
Wilhelm Gerking	1920
Fritz Schlotte	1920	1922
Alfred L. Ries	1923
Fritz Schlotte	1924
Henry Schierloh	1925
Alfred Ries	1926	1927
Henry Schierloh	1927	1928
Alfred Ries	1929	1930
Bernhard Stake	1931	1933
Willy Stöver	1934	1936
Adolf Hecht	1937	1939
Karl-Heinz Schulz	1939	1940
Albert Drewes	1943	1946
Richard Oßenkop	1946
Fritz Düring	1946
Alfred L. Ries	1947	1951
Albert Drewes	1952	1953
Heinz Fedde	1954
Nicolaus Schierloh	1955	1956
Hanz Burhorn	1957	1962
Alfred L. Ries	1963	1967	1. Chairman
Fritz Düring	1968	1970	1. Chairman
Franz Boehmert	1970	1999	president
Jürgen Born	1999	2003	Chairman of the Presidium
Klaus-Dieter Fischer	2003	2014	president
Hubertus Hess-Grunewald	2014		president

Coach before founding the Bundesliga

Trainer	Beginning	The End
Ferenc Konya	1922	1924 (?)
Josef Müller	1932	Oct 1934
Walter Hollstein	Apr 1935	May 1937
Erich Stindl	1937	1938
Josef Müller (2nd term of office)	1938	(...)
Hugo Scharmann	(...)	1944
Heinz Bovers	March 1946
Karl Hochbrugge	1946
Arthur Schütz	1946
Karl Höger	1947	1948
Hugo Scharmann (2nd term of office)	1948	1949
Arthur Schütz (2nd term)	1949	circa Nov 1949
Hugo Scharmann (3rd term of office)	circa Jan 1950	1950
Georg Schuller	1950	1951
Josef Kretschmann	1951	1953
Alfred Schulz	1953	1958
Georg Knöpfle	1958	1963

Coach since the Bundesliga was founded in 1963

Twice coach: Rudi Assauer

Short, unsuccessful guest appearance: Felix Magath

Brought back success, from 1999 to 2013 Trainer: Thomas Schaaf

In office from September 2016 to October 2017: Alexander Nouri

Head coach since October 2017: Florian Kohfeldt

Trainer	Beginning	The End
Willi Multhaup	July 1, 1963	June 30, 1965
Günter Brocker	July 1, 1965	4th September 1967
Fritz Langner	5th September 1967	June 30, 1969
Richard Ackerschott (interim)	October / November 1968	June 1969
Fritz Rebel	1st July 1969	March 16, 1970
Hans Tilkowski (interim)	March 17, 1970	June 30, 1970
Robert Gebhardt	July 1, 1970	29th September 1971
Willi Multhaup (interim)	September 30, 1971	October 24, 1971
Josef Piontek	October 25, 1971	June 30, 1975
Fritz Langner (interim)	May 8, 1972	June 10, 1972
Herbert Burdenski	July 1, 1975	February 28, 1976
Otto Rehhagel (interim)	February 29, 1976	June 12, 1976
Hans Tilkowski	July 1, 1976	19th December 1977
Rudi Assauer (interim) and Fred Schulz ( straw man )	20th December 1977	June 30, 1978
Wolfgang Weber	July 1, 1978	January 29, 1980
Rudi Assauer (interim) and Fritz Langner (straw man)	January 29, 1980	May 31, 1980
Kuno Klötzer	July 1, 1980	March 30, 1981
Otto Rehhagel	April 1, 1981	June 30, 1995
Aad de Mos	July 1, 1995	January 9, 1996
Dixie Dörner	January 14, 1996	August 20, 1997
Wolfgang Sidka	August 21, 1997	October 21, 1998
Felix Magath	October 22, 1998	May 9, 1999
Thomas Schaaf	May 10, 1999	May 15, 2013
Wolfgang Rolff (interim)	May 16, 2013	May 25, 2013
Robin Dutt	1st June 2013	October 25, 2014
Viktor Skripnik	October 25, 2014	17th September 2016
Alexander Nouri	18th September 2016	October 30, 2017
Florian Kohfeldt	October 30, 2017	active

Current leadership

Management of the KGaA

• Klaus Filbry (Chairman of the Management Board, Managing Director Marketing, Management and Finance)
• Frank Baumann (Managing Director Sport)
• Hubertus Hess-Grunewald (managing director of performance center, women's football, other sports, CSR management)

Supervisory board of the KGaA and the e. V.

• Marco Bode (Chairman)
• Marco Fuchs
• Andreas Hötzel
• Thomas Krohne
• Axel Plaat
• Kurt Zech

Executive Presidium of the Association - Board of Directors

• Hubertus Hess-Grunewald (President)
• Jens Höfer (Vice President)
• Axel Plaat (Treasurer)

Members of the Presidium

• Dietmar Ernst (Head of Soccer Department )
• Gunnar Lübben-Rathjen (Head of Handball Department )
• Christian Schwarting (Head of the Athletics Department )
• Oliver Höpfner (Head of Chess Department )
• Werner Meyer (Head of Table Tennis Department )
• Manfred Jacobi (head of gymnastics games and gymnastics )
• Anne-Kathrin Laufmann (youth officer)
• Norbert Sunder (Sports Officer)

Squad of the Bundesliga championships

Squad for the 1964/65 season

Trainer: Willi Multhaup

Surname	Games *	Gates*	nationality
goalkeeper
Günter Bernard	30th	0
Klaus Lambertz	0	0
Defense
Horst-Dieter Höttges	29	1
Max Lorenz	27	2
Josef Piontek	28	3
Helmut Jagielski	28	10
Heinz Steinmann	26th	0
Helmut Schimeczek	6th	0
Wolfgang Bordel	1	0
Walter Nachtwey	0	0
midfield
Diethelm Ferner	29	1
Arnold Schütz	28	10
Willi Soya	8th	2
Klaus Hänel	7th	1
attack
Gerhard Zebrowski	28	11
Klaus Matischak	19th	12
Hans Schulz	19th	4th
Theo Klöckner	17th	4th
Dieter Thun	2	0
Horst Dudjahn	0	0
Erwin Jung	0	0
* Bundesliga games and goals only in this season.

Squad for the 1987/88 season

Trainer: Otto Rehhagel

Surname	Games *	Gates*	nationality
goalkeeper
Oliver Reck	32	0
Dieter Burdenski	3	0
Defense
Gunnar Sauer	33	2
Uli Borowka	31	1
Bratseth rune	31	0
Jonny Otten	30th	0
Thomas Schaaf	29	1
Michael Kutzop	17th	1
Matthias Ruländer	2	0
Dieter Eilts	2	0
Bruno Pezzey	0	0
midfield
Mirko Votava	32	2
Günter Hermann	30th	0
Norbert Meier	26th	7th
Thomas Wolter	16	0
Benno Möhlmann	1	0
attack
Karl-Heinz Riedle	33	18th
Frank Ordenewitz	30th	15th
Manfred Burgsmüller	26th	6th
Frank Neubarth	22nd	6th
* Bundesliga games and goals only in this season.

Squad for the 1992/93 season

Trainer: Otto Rehhagel

Surname	shirt	Games *	Gates*	nationality
goalkeeper
Oliver Reck	1	30th	0
Hans-Jürgen Gundelach	16	4th	0
Frank Rost		0	0
Defense
Uli Borowka	6th	24	1
Dietmar Beiersdorfer	12	32	2
Bratseth rune		26th	1
Andree Wiedener		21st	2
Thomas Schaaf		9	0
Manfred Bockenfeld		8th	0
Gunnar Sauer	19th	1	0
Bernd Goldschmidt		0	0
midfield
Dieter Eilts	5	26th	1
Mirko Votava	8th	33	1
Andreas Herzog		30th	10
Mario Basler		29	5
Thomas Wolter	15th	27	1
Thorsten Legate		22nd	1
Uwe Harttgen		1	2
Lars Unger	21st	1	0
Martin Przondziono		0	0
attack
Wynton Rufer		33	17th
Bernd Hobsch	9	23	8th
Marco Bode	11	32	7th
Frank Neubarth	18th	17th	4th
Marinus best		1	0
Arie van Lent		0	0
* Bundesliga games and goals only in this season.

Squad of the 2003/04 season

Trainer: Thomas Schaaf

Surname	shirt	Games *	Gates*	nationality
goalkeeper
Andreas Reinke	1	34	0
Pascal Borel	16	1	0
Alexander Walke	31	0	0
Defense
Ümit Davala	5	22nd	0
Viktor Skripnik	19th	6th	1
Mladen Krstajić	20th	30th	3
Ludovic Magnin	23	4th	0
Valérien Ismaël	25th	32	4th
Christian Schulz	27	17th	0
Manuel Friedrich	34	1	0
midfield
Fabian Ernst	4th	33	2
Frank Baumann	6th	32	2
Paul Stalteri	7th	33	2
Krisztián Lisztes	8th	30th	3
Johan Micoud	10	32	10
Ivica Banović	11	3	0
Pekka Lagerblom	15th	7th	0
Holger Wehlage	21st	4th	0
Tim Borowski	24	25th	1
Simon Rolfes	26th	0	0
Marco Reich	22nd	2	0
Stefan Beckert	36	0	0
Christian Lenze	37	0	0
attack
Angelos Charisteas	9	24	4th
Ivan Klasnić	17th	29	13
Markus Daun	18th	6th	0
Marco bull	35	0	0
Aílton	32	33	28
Nelson Valdez	38	21st	5
* Bundesliga games and goals only in this season.

Former key performers

Werder's most efficient goalscorer: Rudi Völler

Breakthrough in Bremen: Miroslav Klose

Support with rare dropouts: Oliver Reck

nationality	Surname	Games *	Gates**	In the squad	Special achievements and titles with Werder	Current
	Richard Ackerschott	249	3	1942- 1958	Honorary captain of Werder Bremen	(died 2002)
	Aílton	169	88	1998– 2004	German champion 2004; DFB Cup winner 1999, 2004; 2004 top scorer; Footballer of the year 2004 (as the first foreigner)
	Klaus Allofs	78	18th	1990- 1993	German champion 1993; DFB Cup winner 1991; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1992 (final goal scorer); Board member / managing director 1999–2012
	Rudi Assauer	188	4th	1970- 1976	Professional coach 1980; Manager 1976-1981	(died 2019)
	Mario Basler	92	36	1993- 1996	DFB Cup winner 1994; Top scorer in 1995; World Cup participant in 1994	Trainer
	Frank Baumann	260	15th	1999- 2009	German champion 2004; DFB Cup Winner 2004, 2009; 2006 DFL League Cup winner; Honorary captain of Werder Bremen	Managing Director Sport at Werder Bremen
	Philipp Bargfrede	205	6th	2009- 2020	DFB Cup finalist 2010	Player (without club)
	Günter Bernard	287	0	1963- 1974	German champion 1965; Vice World Champion 1966; longtime goalkeeper
	Ole Bjørnmose	137	21st	1966- 1971	German runner-up in 1968; Danish national team player	(died 2006)
	Marco Bode	379	101	1989– 2002	German champion 1993; DFB Cup winner 1991, 1994, 1999; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1992; European Champion 1996, Vice World Champion 2002; Honorary captain of Werder Bremen	Chairman of the Supervisory Board at Werder Bremen
	Uli Borowka	239	8th	1987- 1995	German champion 1988, 1993; German runner-up 1995; DFB Cup winner 1991, 1994; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1992
	Tim Borowski	210	27	2000-2008 2009-2012	German champion 2004; DFB Cup Winner 2004; 2006 DFL League Cup winner; German A-Junior Champion 1999; World Cup third in 2006; Vice European Champion 2008	Assistant coach at Werder Bremen
	Uwe Bracht	309	26th	1971- 1984	German runner-up in 1983	(died 2016)
	Bratseth rune	230	12	1 / 1987- 1995	German champion 1988, 1993; DFB Cup winner 1991, 1994; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1992; World Cup participant 1994; Norwegian Footballer of the Year 1991, 1992, 1994 (record)
	Dieter Burdenski	479	1	1972- 1988	German champion 1988; German runner-up in 1983, 1985, 1986; World Cup participant 1978; European Championship participant 1984; Honorary captain of Werder Bremen; Record player and long-time goalkeeper Werder Bremen	Active in his event agency Burdenski Events
	Herbert Burdenski	140	22nd	1949- 1954	NFV players; Professional coach 1975/76	(died 2001)
	Manfred Burgsmüller	115	34	1985- 1990	German champion 1988; German runner-up in 1986	(died 2019)
	Diego	84	38	2006- 2009	2006 DFL League Cup winner; DFB Cup Winner 2009	Player ( Flamengo Rio de Janeiro )
	Dieter Eilts	390	7th	1985- 2002	German champion 1988, 1993; DFB Cup winner 1991, 1994, 1999; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1992; European Champion 1996; Honorary captain of Werder Bremen	Trainer
	Torsten Frings	326	36	1997-2002 2005-2011	DFB Cup winner 1999, 2009; 2006 DFL league cup winner; Vice World Champion 2002; World Cup third in 2006; Vice European Champion 2008; Assistant coach professionals 2014–2016, 2nd team 2013–2014	Trainer
	Clemens Fritz	288	5	2006- 2017	DFB Cup Winner 2009; 2006 DFL league cup winner; Vice European Champion 2008; Honorary captain of Werder Bremen	Head of the scouting department at Werder Bremen
	Horst Gernhardt	136	76	1947- 1953	NFV player	(died 1994)
	Werner Görts	363	73	1966- 1978	German runner-up in 1968; in the squad of the national team; NFV players; 14 goals in the DFB Cup for Werder
	Hans Hagenacker	267	63	1949- 1959	Vice goal scorer of the Oberliga Nord in 1950; NFV players; third most games in Oberliga Nord (together with Ilic)
	Klaus Hänel	215	80	1953– 1968	German champion 1965; DFB Cup winner 1961; NFV player	(died 2016)
	Matthias Heidemann	> 12	3		Third place in the World Cup in 1934	(died 1970)
	Andreas Herzog	236	58	1992– 1995 1996– 2001	German champion 1993; DFB Cup winner 1994, 1999; Record national player from Austria (103 A-internationals); Footballer of the year in Austria in 1992 as the first legionnaire	Trainer
	Horst-Dieter Höttges	420	55	1964- 1978	German champion 1965; German runner-up in 1968; World champion 1974; Vice World Champion 1966; World Cup participant 1970; European Champion 1972; Honorary captain of Werder Bremen; with 39 converted penalties Werder's best penalty taker in the Bundesliga
	Aaron Hunt	215	46	2004– 2014	2006 DFL league cup winner; DFB Cup Winner 2009; 2009 UEFA Cup finalist	Player ( Hamburger SV )
	Dragomir Ilic	315	0	1949- 1964	DFB Cup winner 1961; Runner-up in the Oberliga Nord 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963; third most games in the Oberliga Nord (together with Hagenacker); longtime goalkeeper	(died 2004)
	Helmut Jagielski	117	3	1961– 1967	German champion 1965; DFB Cup winner 1961 (final scorer)	(died 2002)
	Zlatko Junuzović	188	21st	2012– 2018	Team captain 2017/18	Player ( FC Red Bull Salzburg )
	Karl-Heinz Kamp	400	30th	1970- 1984	German runner-up in 1983; Assistant trainer 1985-2006; Amateurs coach 1980–1995
	Ivan Klasnić	151	49	2001- 2008	German champion 2004; German runner-up 2006, 2008; DFB Cup Winner 2004
	Miroslav Klose	89	53	2004– 2007	German runner-up in 2006; 2006 DFL League Cup winner; Top scorer 2006; World Cup third 2006, World Cup top scorer 2006	Assistant coach ( FC Bayern Munich )
	Max Lorenz	176	15th	1960- 1969	German champion 1965; Vice World Champion 1966; World Cup participant 1970
	Norbert Meier	281	82	1980- 1989	German champion 1988; German runner-up in 1983, 1985, 1986; European Championship participant 1984	Trainer
	Per Mertesacker	147	12	2006– 2011	DFB Cup Winner 2009; Vice European Champion 2008; Third place in the 2010 World Cup	Head of Arsenal Football Academy, London
	Dieter Meyer	43	46	1962- 1964	Top scorer in the Oberliga Nord 1963 (37 goals)
	Johan Micoud	123	31	2002– 2006	German champion 2004; DFB Cup Winner 2004; European Champion 2000, World Cup participant 2002 (with France)
	Benno Möhlmann	267	46	1978- 1987	German runner-up in 1983, 1985, 1986; Team captain 1981-1987; 1987 Founder of the players' union " Association of Contract Football Players" (VdV)	Trainer
	Naldo	173	22nd	2005– 2012	DFB Cup Winner 2009; 2006 DFL league cup winner	Player ( AS Monaco )
	Frank Neubarth	317	97	1982- 1996	German champion 1988, 1993; DFB Cup winner 1991, 1994; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1992
	Yasuhiko Okudera	159	11	1981- 1986	German runner-up in 1983, 1985, 1986	President of Yokohama FC
	Jonny Otten	349	3	1979- 1992	German champion 1988; German runner-up in 1983, 1985, 1986; DFB Cup winner 1991; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1992	self-employed in marketing
	Josef "Sepp" Piontek	352	15th	1960- 1972	German champion 1965; DFB Cup winner 1961; Professional coach 1971–1975
	Claudio Pizarro	250	109	1999–2001 2008–2012 2015–2017 2018–2020	DFB Cup Winner 2009; best foreign goalscorer in the Bundesliga; Record goal scorer Werder Bremen
	Karl-Heinz Preuße	198	136	1949- 1957	Among the top 10 goal scorers in the Oberliga Nord in 1950, 1951, 1952, 1955; 1957; NFV player
	Oliver Reck	345	0	1985- 1998	German champion 1988, 1993; DFB Cup winner 1991, 1994; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1992; European Champion 1996; Long-time goalkeeper and record holder (only 22 goals conceded in the 1987/88 season)	Trainer
	Uwe Reinders	243	83	1977- 1985	German runner-up in 1983, 1985; Vice world champion 1982
	Karl-Heinz Riedle	86	38	1987- 1990	German champion 1988, bronze medalist at the Olympic Games in Seoul 1988	Organizer of football camps
	Jürgen Röber	184	57	1974- 1980
	Per Røntved	194	40	1972- 1979	Team Captain (1970s); Formerly Denmark's record international player (75 games)
	Frank Rost	147	1	1992- 2002	DFB Cup Winner 1994, 1999 (scorer of the decisive penalty); longtime goalkeeper
	Wynton Rufer	174	59	1989-12 /1994	German champion 1993; DFB Cup winner 1991, 1994; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1992 (final goal scorer); Oceania's Footballer of the Century; 20 goals in European club competitions for Werder	Coach who runs his soccer school in New Zealand
	Thomas Schaaf	281 (+59 amat.)	14th	1978- 1995	German champion 1988, 1993; German runner-up 1983, 1985, 1986, 1995; DFB Cup winner 1991, 1994; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1992; Trainer professionals 1999–2013, amateurs 1995–1999, youth 1988–1999
	Helmut Schimeczek	213	33	1958- 1970	German champion 1965; DFB Cup winner 1961; Runner-up in the Oberliga Nord in 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963
	Willi Schröder	213	129	1954- 1963	DFB Cup winner 1961 (final goal scorer); 10 international caps; Participant in the 1952 Olympic Games	(died 1999)
	Arnold Pico Schütz	493	191	1955- 1972	German champion 1965; DFB Cup winner 1961; Honorary captain of Werder Bremen; Third in the Bundesliga scorers list 1965/66	(died 2015)
	Wolfgang Sidka	115	17th	1982- 1987	Runner-up in 1983, 1985, 1986; Coach professionals 1997/98, assistant coach 1997
	Norbert Siegmann	193	14th	1976- 1985	German runner-up in 1983, 1985
	Viktor Skripnik	138	7th	1996- 2004	German champion 2004; DFB Cup winner 1999, 2004; Coach professionals 2014–2016, 2nd team 2013/14, youth 2004–2013	Trainer
	Willi Soya	91	42	1961- 1966	German champion 1965; DFB Cup winner 1961	(died 1990)
	Heinz Steinmann	184	4th	1964- 1971	German champion 1965; National player
	Rudi Völler	137	97	1982- 1987	German runner-up in 1983, 1985, 1986; Top scorer in 1983; Footballer of the Year 1983; Vice world champion 1986	Sports director at Bayer 04 Leverkusen
	Mirko Votava	357	18th	1985-12/ 1996	German champion 1988, 1993; DFB Cup winner 1991, 1994; Winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1992; European champion 1980, 5 international matches; Team captain 1985/86, 1987-1993	U19 coach at Werder Bremen since 2004
	Andree Wiedener	164 (+157 Amat.)	3	1989– 2001	German runner-up 1995; DFB Cup winner 1994, 1999
	Tim Wiese	194	0	2005– 2012	DFB Cup Winner 2009; 2006 DFL league cup winner; longtime goalkeeper
	Gerhard Zebrowski	145	40	1960- 1969	German champion 1965; DFB Cup winner 1961; B national team	(died 2020)
	Dieter Zembski	179	4th	1968- 1975	National player 1971
* Addition only of the national and league games ** Addition only of the national and top division goals

Women's soccer

Placements

season	league	space	Points	Gates	Diff.	Cup	Remarks
2007/08		1/11	60	162: 0	+162		Promotion round against Niendorfer TSV (2-1 victory) and Ratzeburger SV (1: 1); because Ratzeburg lost 3-1 to Niendorf, Werder rose to the regional league.
2008/09	RL	1/12	52	76:23	+53	2nd round	Promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga
2009/10	2nd BL	7/12	29	29:37	−8	Round of 16
2010/11	2nd BL	5/12	36	35:29	+6	2nd round
2011/12	2nd BL	5/12	31	38:37	+1	Round of 16
2012/13	2nd BL	5/12	42	54:32	+22	Round of 16
2013/14	2nd BL	3/12	34	60:38	+22	Quarter finals
2014/15	2nd BL	2/12	49	71:25	+46	2nd round	Promotion to the women's Bundesliga
2015/16	BL	11/12	13	17:53	−36	Quarter finals	Relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga
2016/17	2nd BL	1/12	59	96:19	+77	Quarter finals	Champion 2. Bundesliga and promotion to the women's Bundesliga
2017/18	BL	10/12	14th	26:59	−33	Round of 16
2018/19	BL	11/12	16	23:48	−25	Round of 16	Relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga

Sponsors

Overview of all outfitters, jersey and main sponsors of SV Werder Bremen:

Period	Outfitter	sponsor	Branch
1971-1974	unknown	State of Bremen	Corporation under public law
1976-1988	bumblebee	Norda	Canned fish
1978-1981	Palm tree	Pentax	Cameras
1981-1984	puma	Olympia	Office machines
1984-1986		Trigema	Sportswear
1986-1992		Portas	Kitchen and door renovation
1992-1997		dbv-Winterthur	Insurance
1997-2000		o.tel.o	telecommunications
2000-2001	Kappa	QSC	telecommunications
2001-2002		no shirt sponsor
2002-2004		Reno	Shoe trade
2004-2006		KiK	Textile discount
2006-2007		bwin	Sports betting
2007-2009		Citibank / Targobank	Financial services
2009–2012	Nike
2012-2018		Wiesenhof	Poultry farming and processing
2018-2020	Umbro
2020-2023

Used literature

• Arnd Zeigler : Green and white for life. 1st edition. Edition Temmen, Bremen 2006, ISBN 978-3-86108-564-5 .
• Hans-Joachim Wallenhorst, Harald Klingebiel: Ninety Years SV “Werder” 1899–1989. Bremen 1988.
• All coaches 1947–1963 (Oberliga Nord) ( Memento from July 19, 2011 in the Internet Archive )

Footnotes / references

1. ↑ Losbremos.de: Association history ( Memento from November 1, 2010 in the Internet Archive )
2. ↑ werderwiki.de: Werder Knowledge Portal ( Memento of the original from September 28, 2007 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. 
3. ↑ Arnd Zeigler: Lifelong green and white. 2006, p. 357
4. ↑ Arnd Zeigler: Lifelong green and white. 2006, p. 365
5. ↑ Arnd Zeigler: Lifelong green and white. 2006, p. 372
6. ↑ Arnd Zeigler: Lifelong green and white. 2006, p. 417.
7. ↑ Arnd Zeigler: Lifelong green and white. 2006, p. 481.
8. ↑ Arnd Zeigler: Lifelong green and white. 2006, p. 492
9. ↑ Arnd Zeigler: Lifelong green and white. 2006, p. 535
10. ↑ Arnd Zeigler: Lifelong green and white. 2006, p. 388.
11. ↑ Information on the number of spectators of all Bundesliga clubs since 1963/64 in the seasonal average ( Memento of the original from August 5, 2007 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. 
12. ↑ fussball24.de: Werder Bremen sells 24,000 season tickets
13. ↑ Kicker Almanach 1938, page 91
14. ↑ Cited in the Kicker Almanach 1942 (page 244), probably also thereafter until the end of the war; was also a player
15. ↑ Hans-Joachim Wallenhorst, Harald Klingebiel: Ninety Years SV “Werder” 1899–1989 , Bremen 1988, p. 216.
16. ↑ Hans-Joachim Wallenhorst, Harald Klingebiel: Ninety Years SV “Werder” 1899–1989 , Bremen 1988, p. 236.
17. ↑ Shirt statistics ( Memento from July 15, 2006 in the Internet Archive )
18. ↑ Zini's Werder jersey collection. Retrieved November 30, 2019 . 
19. ↑ SV Werder Bremen jersey collection. Retrieved November 30, 2019 . 
20. ↑ Sascha Kurzrock: Palme-Trikotfabrik, Glashütten. In: 11km football travel blog. Retrieved November 30, 2019 . 
21. ↑ Christian Helms, Stefan Appenowitz: Bundesliga jerseys: "They could only play with masked nipples". In: Spiegel Online. November 27, 2018, accessed November 30, 2019 .