1994–95 Bundesliga (women)
The Bundesliga 1994/95 was the fifth season of football league for women. Nine years after her first title win of FSV Frankfurt celebrated with a 2-0 victory over Green-White Brauweiler the second championship.
- 3.1 Final Table
- 3.2 Cross table
- 3.3 scorers
- 4.1 Semi-finals
- 4.2 final
- 6.1 Group North
- 6.2 Group South 1
- 6.3 Group South 2
Course of the season
After four season wins in a row the TSV Siegen missed the finals for the first time. But could finish for the first time the first regular season Green-White Brauweiler. Surprisingly, second place went to FC Rumeln - Kaldenhausen that provided the leading scorer of the northern group with Maren Meinert. Victories remained only the ungrateful third place. With some distance followed Rheine, competed for the first time after the merger with SG Eintracht Rheine under the name FC Eintracht Rheine, Hanover, intermediate Potsdam and Wolfsburg. Tennis Borussia Berlin had a long fight to avoid relegation. Descent had promoted Wattenscheid and narrow field.
In the south of FSV Frankfurt kept a clean slate, winning all 18 games. With 92 shot and only four conceding goals was prepared from new record highs. Birgit Prinz and Sandra Smisek were involved with a total of 35 gates instrumental in the success. Second was the first time the TuS Ahrbach that caused by the spectacular transfer of Heidi Mohr headlines. Also for a record made of the first German champion TuS Woerrstadt who made the league with just ten goals scored. The newly promoted Wacker Munich and the FSV Schwarzenbach had to dismount immediately.
In the semi-final Brauweiler and FSV Frankfurt translated by relatively clear. The 2-2 draw in the first leg in Duisburg was the only game that the FSV has not won. In Finale Katja Bornschein and Birgit Prinz attended just 16 minutes for the decisive goal.
With police Rostock and SV Rot-Weiß Hillen the northern group welcomed two new clubs. In the south of SC 07 Bad Neuenahr managed to be the first club for the second time the climb. The TSV Crailsheim was finally able to realize the leap to the Bundesliga after three failed attempts.
North
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
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
Final round of the German Cup
Semifinal
The games were held on 30 April and 7 May 1995. The respective first-named team had home advantage in the first leg.
Final
Statistics
A total of 718 goals ( average 3.99) fell 30 goals less than last year. In the northern group were 365 goals ( average 4.06 ), while in the southern group of 353 goals ( average 3.42 ).
Promotion round
Marked in green clubs managed promotion to the Bundesliga.