1977–78 2. Bundesliga

The 2nd Bundesliga 1977/78 was played in two seasons with 20 clubs. The two relay champions Arminia Bielefeld (Season North) and SV Darmstadt 98 (Season South) rose directly on to the 1st Bundesliga. The third promoted to 1st FC Nuremberg sat in the relegation through against Rot -Weiss Essen and followed as the third climber to the top flight.

From the 1st Bundesliga rose TSV 1860 Munich 1 FC Saarbrücken ( in the South squadron ) and the FC St. Pauli ( in the Season North ) off and played the following season in the second division.

  • 2.1 Final Table
  • 2.2 Cross table
  • 2.3 scorers
  • 3.1 first leg
  • 3.2 second leg

North

Arminia Bielefeld secured in the season 1977/78 the 2nd Bundesliga Nord the championship title with the narrow margin of one point against Rot-Weiss Essen. This meant six years after the demotion within the Bundesliga scandal to return to the top flight. Rot-Weiss Essen failed in the relegation to the 1st FC Nuremberg, the Second 2nd Bundesliga South. Thus, the direct re-emergence had been missed after relegation from the Bundesliga 1. The second relegated team, Tennis Borussia Berlin, finished the season as tables Tenth without opportunities for advancement.

With black and white eating a founding member of the 2nd Bundesliga rose after four years in the Oberliga Nordrhein. Other losers were the two previous climbers 1 FC Bocholt and OSC Bremerhaven, and SC Herford.

Final Table

Cross Table

The cross table presents the results of all games this season represents the home team is listed in the left column and the visiting team in the top row.

Top scorers

Scorer of the season was North Horst Hrubesch of Rot-Weiss Essen with 42 hits.

The season 1977/78 the 2nd Bundesliga South ended with the sovereign initial rise of SV Darmstadt 98 in the 1st Bundesliga. 1 FC Nuremberg, then still the German record champions, managed as a table runner also the rise after prevailed in the relegation games against North Second Rot-Weiss Essen 1-0 and 2-2. That was the end for the club a nine-year period in the second division, which had begun after the remarkable descent as the reigning champion in 1969. The Karlsruher SC missed relegated from the Bundesliga first the re-emergence significantly.

With FC Bayern Hof and the FK Pirmasens two founding members of the 2nd Bundesliga South dismounted after four years. Just as Kickers Würzburg, who could the class does not hold as a freshman, they are still (as of 2011) no longer returned to the second division. The Pirmasenser presented here with 6-70 points with only one win (3-0 at home against FSV Frankfurt on matchday 28 ) a remarkable negative mark in German professional football on. Relegated to the fourth, freshman VfR OLI Buerstadt, succeeded in the following season, the direct re- ascent.

Final Table

Cross Table

The cross table presents the results of all games this season represents the home team is listed in the left column and the visiting team in the top row.

Top scorers

Top scorers of the season were Peter South Cestonaro from SV Darmstadt 98 and Emanuel Günther from Karlsruher SC, each with 27 hits.

Rise Games

The 1st FC Nuremberg won the first leg at home Municipal Stadium against Rot -Weiss Essen 1-0. A final 2-2 draw at the Georg - Melches Stadium then submitted for promotion to the first division.

First leg

Return

Climber

  • Goal: Dieter Rudolf ( 38 / - ), Karl- Heinz Seyffer (1 / -)
  • Defense: Walter Bechtold (37/ 11), Herbert Dörenberg (12/1 ), Otto Frey (28 / - ), Herbert Pampuch (5 / - ), Stefan Sprey (4 / -), Willi Wagner ( 33/1 ), Edwin West Berger (38 /1)
  • Midfielders: Manfred Drexler (38 /21), Uwe Hahn ( 35/3 ), Gerhard Kleppinger ( 21/1 ), Bernhard Metz ( 28/4 ), Dietmar Schabacker ( 22/2 ), Willibald Weiss ( 30/3 )
  • Attack: Peter Cestonaro (36 /27), Rainer Korlatzki ( 10/3 ), Jürgen Krumbein (2 / - ), Hans Lindemann (27/ 5), Joachim Weber (38 /6). ( Games / goals ) to an own goal from Michallik (FC Augsburg)
  • Coach: Lothar Buchmann

Without the use remained: Harald Schneider

  • Goal: Gerhard Hummel (7 / - ), Manfred Müller (31 / -)
  • Defense: Bertram Beierlorzer (36 / - ), Günter Dämpfling (10 / - ), Hans Pausch ( 35/4 ), Reinhold Scholl ( 27/3 ), Peter Stocker ( 32 / - ), Jürgen Täuber (22 /1), Horst Weyerich (37 /14)
  • Midfielders: Norbert Eder ( 35/10 ), Dieter Dear Wirth (38/ 7), Slobodan Petrović (29/ 4), Peter Sommer ( 15/1), Siegfried Susser (22/ 6)
  • Attack: Werner Dorok (11 / - ), Alfred Stein Kirchner ( 2 / - ), Klaus Tauber (30 /11), Hans Walitza (27/ 8), Miodrag zivaljevic (29 /5). ( Games / goals ) to an own goal by Veit (Eintracht Trier)
  • Coach: Horst Buhtz from 1 -37. Round, Werner Kern

Remained without use: Jürgen Bucher, Dietmar Baumann, Erhard Suffel

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