FC Teningen

The FC Teningen is a football club based in the South Baden community Teningen.

History

The club was founded in March 1929 and 1938 connected to the TuS Teningen, named 1946-1949 SpV Teningen. On January 1, 1980, the football department as FC Teningen became independent again. Widespread attention of FC Teningen first time in 1992, when the first team rose to the Association League South Baden. In 2000, the master of Teninger Association League and were promoted to the Oberliga Baden -Württemberg. As Table with only 15 points and 39:91 gates followed the immediate descent. Even after the re-emergence of direct association could not gain a foothold in the big leagues, and increased after the 2002/ 03 season - this time as a table Sixteenth - again from. 2007 FC Teningen dismounted in the national league.

Three times the Teninger qualified as Südbadischer Cup winner for the DFB Cup. 2000/ 01 she dropped out in the first main round out against the then second division club MSV Duisburg 0:3. On the second attempt the 2004/05 Teninger were in the first round against the Bundesliga 1 FC Nuremberg just before a sensation. The 1-0 lead by Dietmar Fischer from the 34th minute leveled the FCN only half an hour later and in the last minute of normal time succeeded the favorite nor the winning goal for 1:2. In the DFB-Pokal 2011/12, they met defending champions FC Schalke 04, who won the discharged in the bath Nova Stadium game with 11:1. Here Florian Kirstein succeeded the second goal of the Teninger in its Cup history.

Achievements

• Master of the fifth division Südbaden: 2000, 2002
• Südbadischer Cup Winners: 2000, 2004, 2011

Stadium

The FC Teningen plays its home games at the 4,000 -seat Friedrich Meyer Stadium from.

Known player

• Adama Diarra, former Malian youth international
• Alexander Ernst, former Regional player for the SSV Reutlingen
• Jörn Schwinkendorf, former Bundesliga player
• Marco White Main, former Bundesliga player