1990–91 2. Bundesliga
In the season 1990/91 the 2nd Bundesliga, FC Schalke 04, MSV Duisburg and Stuttgart Kickers achieved promotion to the Bundesliga.
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.
Rise
With Schalke and Duisburg returned two strong teams back to the Bundesliga. The Stuttgarter Kickers reached over to 2009 the last time discharged relegation for the second time in its history the rise.
Descent
Rot-Weiss Essen has revoked the license. The final decision was not made until after the season on June 22. Hertha BSC, however, was granted a license in the last instance. By eating descent Darmstadt remains in the second division. Darmstadt then drew back his protest against the last season game in Schalke ( 1-0 to Schalke). Thousands of fans stormed the court at the Schalke ascension ceremony and prevented a regular game end. In addition to food had Preußen Münster and the two newcomers Havelse and Schweinfurt relegated to the Oberliga.
Top scorers
Top Scorer of the season was Michael Tönnies from MSV Duisburg with 29 goals.
Expulsion
In the relegation matches of FC St. Pauli came together ( Sixteenth the Bundesliga ) and the Stuttgart Kickers ( third in the Bundesliga 2 ).
First leg
Return
If after 2 x 90 minutes of entering a point- and Torgleichheit, a third game will be charged.
Decision-making
Climber
Coach: Peter Neururer (. 1 - 17 Day ), Klaus Fischer ( 18th - 21st Round ), Aleksandar Ristic
Remained without use: Matthias Herget, Jörg Mielers, Jürgen Gredig, Sigmar Bieber, Dirk Steinberg
Team Change during the season: Arrivals: Wörsdörfer, Mihajlovic (both Bayern Munich) Departures: ----
Coach: Willibert Kremer
Remained without use: Manfred Tebeck, Günter Thiele
Team Change during the season: Arrivals: ---- Departures: Thiele ( 1 FC Union Berlin )
Coach: Rainer Zobel
Remained without use: Bernd Schäfer ( TW), Gianni Coveli, Bernd Grabosch
Team Change during the season: Arrivals: Winter ( Borussia Mönchengladbach ) Departures: ----