2001–02 Bundesliga

First in the 2001/02 season in the Bundesliga and thus German master of men was Borussia Dortmund. The season began on July 28, 2001 and ended on 4 May 2002.

Season overview

The Bundesliga season 2001/ 02 shaped like no other the image of the eternal Second Bayer 04 Leverkusen. After 31 Matchday Leverkusen had as the leader five points clear in the table. They were as fed into the DFB Cup and Champions League finals and faced a possible triple triumph.

In the Bundesliga, Leverkusen lost on the 32nd Round its home match against Werder Bremen 1:2, at 33 Round went the match at relegation-threatened first FC Nuremberg also lost, this time 0-1. Thus Leverkusen also lost the championship lead to Borussia Dortmund, who won a highly dramatic play at HSV 4-3. The Dortmund defended with coach Matthias Sammer the top spot on the final day and won against Werder Bremen 2-1. The 2-1 win against Leverkusen Hertha BSC was not enough for the title.

Then Leverkusen also lost two finals in the cup competitions, the DFB Cup final with 2:4 against FC Schalke 04, the final of the Champions League with 1-2 against Real Madrid.

FC Bayern Munich, in the three years before each German champion, finished only third in the league, but won the World Cup in November 2001.

For the UEFA Cup qualifying next Schalke 04 and Hertha BSC and the sixth in the Bundesliga, Werder Bremen, as the two finalists of the DFB Cup were already qualified on the Bundesliga table for the European Cup.

The 1st FC Kaiserslautern, who had taken care of at the beginning of the season with seven wins in the first seven games for sensation, not qualified for a European cup competition.

The relegation battle was decided at the 33rd match day, when St. Pauli playful his last chance in a direct duel Freiburg in Cologne, Germany was defeated and the victory of the Nuremberg meant relegation for Cologne.

Striking in this season 's strong points gap between the tip and the relegation zone was: Five teams with more than 60 points was it since the introduction of the three- point rule in 1995 never, for a place in the UEFA Cup ranged 56 points (Kaiserslautern place 7 ) is not sufficient. On the other hand, Nürnberg and Rostock secured the league with 34 points whereabouts.

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

The champion team Borussia Dortmund

Coaches and club officials

Used referee

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Cup Competitions: DFB Cup | Association Cups

Junior: A Junior Championship | Championship Junior B | A Youth Club Cup

Women

Bundesliga | Regional

Cup Competitions: DFB Cup | DFB Pokal Hall

Junior Women: Championship of B- Juniors

  • Bundesliga
  • Football in 2001
  • Football in 2002
1. FC Kaiserslautern SC Freiburg Martin Max 2002–03 UEFA Champions League 2002–03 UEFA Cup 2002 UEFA Intertoto Cup 2000–01 DFB-Pokal Miroslav Klose Marcelinho Paraíba Oliver Neuville Arie van Lent Michael Preetz Ahmed Reda Madouni Evanílson Aparecido Ferreira Bernd Storck Andreas Thom Rupert Scholz Thomas Schaaf Klaus Allofs Petrik Sander Michael Zorc Volker Finke Karsten Neitzel Achim Stocker Frank Pagelsdorf Holger Hieronymus Kurt Jara Armin Reutershahn Karl-Heinz Emig Ewald Lienen Christoph John Friedhelm Funkel Ralf Minge Michael Frontzeck Manfred Stefes Ottmar Hitzfeld Werner Lorant Gerald Vanenburg Reiner Maurer Armin Veh Wolfgang Funkel Huub Stevens Holger Gehrke Rudi Assauer Dietmar Demuth Joachim Philipkowski Felix Magath Josef Eichkorn Wolfgang Wolf Alfons Higl Herbert Fandel Peter Gagelmann Knut Kircher Hellmut Krug Markus Merk Florian Meyer Peter Sippel Wolfgang Stark Michael Weiner (referee) 2001–02 DFB-Pokal 2001–02 DFB-Pokal (women)
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