Fußball-Oberliga Mittelrhein

The Middle Rhine League (until 2008 Federation League Middle Rhine ) is the top division of the Football Association of the Middle Rhine. It thus forms the plane of the league, who is currently fifth highest class in the German league system.

History

The league was initially launched in 1956 as the Association League Middle Rhine into life and originally comprised 15 clubs. She solved this two-track division as then the highest amateur class in the association area from, and until 1978 was the third highest league in the German league system. Typically, the master of the Association League Middle Rhine took it along with the masters of the Association League Lower Rhine and the two relay winners of the fifth division Westphalia initially to the promotion round to the 2nd Oberliga West, from 1964, to the promotion round to the Regional League West and most recently in 1975 on the promotion round to 2. Bundesliga North part. In 1978, the Amateur Oberliga Nordrhein was founded as a new third- highest division, composed of the best teams in each of the fifth division the middle Rhine and the Association League Lower Rhine. The Association League Middle Rhine was thus only the fourth highest league. In return, however, accounted for at the same time the promotion round, the Middle Rhine Master therefore qualified automatically for the league. After introduction of the Regional League Middle Rhine 1994, the association was only the fifth highest class. After the introduction of the 3rd Liga and simultaneous renaming to its present name Middle Rhine League in 2008, she was the sixth- highest division. With elimination of the NRW-Liga from the 2012/13 season, however, the Middle Rhine League is back fünftklassig and also the first in its history the status of a premier league.

Founding members of the Association League Middle Rhine

Rhenaniastraße Wuerselen - SSV Troisdorf 05 - SC Rapid Köln - VfL 99 Köln - SV Habbelrath - Grefrath - SG Eschweiler - SV Stolberg - TuRa Hennef - SSG Bergisch Gladbach - SC Fortuna Köln - FV Godesberg 08 - SV Merkstein - Viktoria Alsdorf - BC Kohlscheid - Tura Bonn

Participants in the 2013/14 season

In the season 2013/14 the following clubs are sporty qualified:

  • Relegated from the Regionalliga West 2012/13: SV Bergisch Gladbach 09
  • The remaining teams from the Middle Rhine League 2012/13: Alemannia Aachen II
  • VfL Alfter
  • Viktoria Arnoldsweiler
  • Hilal Bergheim
  • SC Brühl 06 /45
  • SC Germania Erftstadt- Lechenich
  • TSC Euskirchen
  • Borussia Freialdenhoven
  • FC Hennef 05
  • Sportfreunde Troisdorf 05
  • FC Wegberg -Beeck
  • TSV Germania Windeck
  • The masters of the two seasons of the national league central Rhine 2012/13: Season 1: Bonner SC
  • Season 2: SV Nierfeld
  • After the " quotient rule" better runners-up of the two seasons of the national league central Rhine 2012/13: SSV Merten

Previous champions

The League was named 1956-2008 Association League Middle Rhine, and since 2008 the Middle Rhine league.

Sources and References

Bundesliga | Bundesliga 2 | 3 League

4th game class level ( regional leagues ): Bavaria | North | East | South West | West

Game 5 class level (upper leagues ): Baden- Württemberg | Bavaria (North and South ) | Bremen | Hamburg | Hesse | Middle Rhine | Lower Rhine | Lower Saxony | Northeast (north and south ) | Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar | Schleswig- Holstein | Westphalia

6 Game class level ( state or federation leagues ): Baden | Bavaria ( Northeast, Northwest, Central, Southeast and Southwest ) | Berlin | Brandenburg | Bremen | Hamburg (Hansa and Hammonia ) | Hesse ( north, center and south) | Mecklenburg-Vorpommern | middle Rhine (2 seasons ) | Niederrhein ( 3 seasons ) | Lower Saxony (Weser -Ems, Hannover, Lüneburg and Braunschweig) | Rhineland | Saxony | Saxony -Anhalt | Saar | Schleswig -Holstein (North- West, North - East, South - west and south -east) | Southern Baden | Southwest | Thuringia | Westphalia (2 seasons ) | Württemberg

Below it, depending on the state association, the national league, district leagues, county leagues, as well as the A, B, C, and possibly D- classes

  • Football competition in Germany
  • Sporting event in North Rhine -Westphalia
  • Football League Middle Rhine
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