2010–11 Bundesliga
The Bundesliga 2010/11 was the 48th season of the German top flight in men's football. On the 32nd of 34 matchdays Borussia Dortmund secured the championship.
The season began on 20 August 2010 at a home game of the reigning champions FC Bayern Munich vs VfL Wolfsburg ( 2-1) and ended on May 14, 2011, the 34th and final day. Simultaneously with the elite class of the DFL also launched the 2nd Bundesliga in the season 2010/11. Just four weeks before the first match was played in the 3rd league from 23 to 25 July 2010. The relegation matches between the 16th of the Bundesliga, Borussia Mönchengladbach, and the third party of the 2nd Bundesliga, VfL Bochum were held on May 19 and 25, 2011 and ended 1:0 or 1:1. This Monchengladbach remained in League 1
With the start of the 2010/11 season, a slightly modified, new Bundesliga logo as well as a uniform ball game called Torfabrik were introduced.
For the first time since the 2003/ 04 season to play again two clubs from a city (Hamburger SV and FC St. Pauli ) in the Bundesliga. For the first time in its 20-year history of the Northeast German Football Association ( NOFV ) in the current season, no club from the dressing area of the NOFV is represented in the Bundesliga.
The first FSV Mainz 05 moved with seven wins in a row since start of the season the most successful "Start Teams " on. Until now, this is only the FC Bayern Munich (1995 /96) and the 1st FC Kaiserslautern ( 2001/ 02) managed. Each time was at the end of Borussia Dortmund champion. On 13 Matchday Borussia Dortmund presented by a 2:1 Freiburg to a new record, since they had won the first Premier League team seven times in a row away from home. After matchday 15 was fixed as winter champions Dortmund. On 32 Matchday Borussia Dortmund was by its own 2-0 home victory against 1 FC Nuremberg and a simultaneous 2-0 of 1 FC Köln Bayer 04 Leverkusen against persecutors early German masters.
- 2.1 Final Table
- Table 2.2 History
- 2.3 Cross table
- 2.4 Relegation
- 2.5 scorers
- 2.6 Scorer List
- 2.7 Most Assists ( assists)
- Table 2.8 spectators
Course of the season
Upper third of the table
Borussia Dortmund won the German football championship in the 2010/11 season for the seventh time. The team of coach Jürgen Klopp started strong and gave the championship lead from the tenth Gameday no longer out of hand. While Dortmund had achieved a good result last year was considered a favorite, the young team before the season but by no means.
Bayer Leverkusen managed once again to participate in the championship fight and eventually won the fifth vice-championship in club history, the second place from the 19th Round had been kept continuously. Jupp Heynckes was still recruited during the current season as Bayern coach for the following season. FC Bayern Munich went to the end of the season 2009/10 as a clear favorite in the season, but then caught one of the worst start to the season and came on third place never beyond. Was announced that coach Louis van Gaal will be replaced for next season by Jupp Heynckes Already on March 7, 2011. On 29 Matchday van Gaal was suspended after a 1-1 draw in Nuremberg and his assistant coach Andries Jonker took office for the last games.
Hannover 96 could significantly improve after the near relegation last year's season. Under coach Mirko Slomka the Lower Saxony started well and were never lower than tenth place. In the end, they fought a duel even with Bayern for third place. The first FSV Mainz 05 presented with seven wins in the first seven games to start record of Bayern and Kaiserslautern, and led from the fourth to the seventh match the table. Then coached by Thomas Tuchel team dropped somewhat, but never was below fifth place, qualifying for the Europa League so.
The 1st FC Nuremberg, who had held the class in the previous year just by relegation, started rather weak in the season. For half of the season brought the eleventh place, at least not too many fears descent. By 25 Round the Franks were able to work but high up on the sixth place. With a 5-0 win over FC St. Pauli the team of Dieter Hecking achieved one of the highest league victories in club history and Christian Eigler managed in this game the only " four-pack " of the season.
Midfield
The promoted 1.FC Kaiserslautern was over long stretches of the season in the bottom third of the table, but finished at the end of an unexpected seventh place. On the 25th matchday of the FCK finished though only the 17th place, but this weakness was offset by a strong season final sprint. The team Marco Kurz won seven of its last nine games. Hamburger SV reached at the end of eighth place, for which he was shuttled throughout the season around. On March 13, Armin Veh was replaced by his assistant coach Michael Oenning. The SC Freiburg coach Robin Dutt never came under in relegation trouble and was in fourth place in the meantime. On March 21 it was announced that Dutt will work out in the next year, Bayer 04. In the end, he reached number nine with the Breisgauern.
The 1st FC Cologne had a long on in the relegation zone. Therefore, Zvonimir Soldo was replaced on 24 October by Frank Schaefer. This occurred on April 27, back and Volker Finke led the remaining games and reached the final game with the tenth rank the best finish of the season. TSG 1899 Hoffenheim led from the first to the third round of the table. Thereafter, however, the team of Ralf Rangnick fell from ever deeper. Marco also Pezzaiuoli, which was in the winter break, the new head coach, this trend could not stop. Eleventh place on the final day was the worst of the season.
Relegation battle
VfB Stuttgart was as many as highly rated teams far below their own standards. Already after the first match, the Swabians were in 16th place in the table, overall they were twenty games on a descent or relegation place, with the low point on 22 match day, when the VfB parted four points from 16th. Coach Christian Gross was replaced on 13 October by Interim coach Jens Keller, this was followed two months later, Bruno Labbadia. This brought in the second half 30 points and VfB secured in the penultimate round with a 2-1 win against Hannover in the league.
Werder Bremen finished under Thomas Schaaf after the third preseason time only 13th place after the first round of the club was located at the end of the table, after the match days 20 and 24 on the relegation place. FC Schalke 04 went as runner-up in the season. Nevertheless, coach Felix Magath had the team greatly altered and thereby brought about stars like Raul, Klaas -Jan Huntelaar and Christoph Metzelder to Gelsenkirchen. However, the club spent almost the entire first round or just above the relegation places. It was not until the 16th matchday, the team stabilized to the tenth place. On March 16, Magath was relieved of his duties and announced it, although he reached the final of the DFB Cup and the quarter finals in the UEFA Champions League. Seppo Eichkorn became the interim coach, then succeeded the obligation of previously dismissed in Hoffenheim Ralf Rangnick. Under him, the club finished at the end of the 14th place in the table and won the DFB-Pokal 2010/11 in a local derby against MSV Duisburg.
VfL Wolfsburg played a weak season and came at the end into concrete Abstiegsnot. Steve McClaren, the first English coach of Bundesliga history, was replaced on February 7 by Pierre Littbarski. On March 18, he was succeeded by Felix Magath, just two days after he was released from his duties at Schalke 04. With a ranking of 15 and failed to avoid relegation. Borussia Mönchengladbach had been Table from 13 to 30, game day, but then could still save the relegation place and made there against VfL Bochum. Michael Frontzeck had been dismissed while on 13 February and replaced by Lucien Favre.
Eintracht Frankfurt started rather weak under Michael Skibbe, but reached on the eleventh matchday Saisonbestwert from fourth place. Then it went steadily downhill, which could not change the dismissal of the coach on March 22, and the obligation of Christoph Daum. In the end, with space 17 of the descent after six years in the Bundesliga affiliation. In the second half there was only one victory and eight round rear doors are minus record in the Bundesliga. The coached by Holger Stanislawski promoted FC St. Pauli began his standards really neat in the season. After 1-0 in the catch-up game against city rivals Hamburger SV St. Pauli finished with 28 points from 22 games ranked 11th in the last 12 games but picked St. Pauli just a point and rose at the end of the last one off.
Statistics
Final Table
Table History
Cross Table
The cross table presents the results of all games this season represents the home team is listed in the left column, the visiting team on the top line.
Expulsion
The two play-offs between the sixteenth day of the Bundesliga and the third in the Bundesliga 2 were held on 19 May 2011 and 25 May 2011 and broadcast live on First.
Top scorers
Scorer list
Most Assists ( assists)
Viewers table
With 1.34556 million visitors throughout the season Borussia Dortmund had again most viewers, surpassing the number from the previous season with 1,313,208 viewers.
Venues
Sponsors
Kick-off times
In the season 2010/11, the individual encounters game day were usually kicks as last season:
- Friday at 20:30 clock a game
- Saturday at 15:30 clock five games
- Saturday at 18:30 clock a game
- Sunday at 15:30 clock a game
- Sunday at 17:30 clock a game
There are also several exceptions: Immediately following the secondment periods of FIFA for national team ( up to six times per season) Friday's game will be postponed to Saturday ( 15:30 clock ). In addition, is pushed up to five times per season after Europa League weeks Saturday's game, which is scheduled for 18:30 clock, to Sunday ( 17:30 clock ). In addition, the fifth matchday 21 and 22 September 2010 will be held ( Tuesday / Wednesday) evening at 20:00 clock and the last two days as usual at the same time on Saturday afternoon.
The champion team Borussia Dortmund
- Goal: Roman Weidenfeller (33 / - ); Mitchell Langerak (1 / -)
- Defense: Dedê (4 / - ); Mats Hummels (32/ 5); Patrick Owomoyela (6 / - ); Łukasz Piszczek (33 / - ); Felipe Santana (13 / - ); Marcel Schmelzer ( 34 / -); Neven Subotic (31 /1)
- Midfielder Sven Bender ( 31/1 ); Jakub Błaszczykowski (29/ 3); Antônio da Silva (22/ 1); Markus Feulner (6 / - ); Mario Götze (33/ 6); Kevin Grosskreutz (34/ 8); Shinji Kagawa (18/ 8); Sebastian Kehl ( 6 / -); Nuri Şahin ( 30/6 )
- Attack: Lucas Barrios (32/ 16); Robert Lewandowski (33/ 8); Dimitar Rangelow (1 / - ); Marco Stiepermann (4 / - ); Mohamed Zidan (8 / -)
- Coach: Jürgen Klopp
Coaches and officials
Marco Pezzaiuoli from 1 January 2011