1963–64 Bundesliga

The Bundesliga 1963/64, was the first season in the Bundesliga. German champion was the first FC Cologne. The first round of the national league of men was held on 24 August 1963.

Season overview

The newly founded Bundesliga has served as the sole highest national league from the top leagues. The championship was played in a double round of 16 teams. Have been approved for the Bundesliga from the Oberliga Nord: the North German champions Hamburg SV, Werder Bremen and Eintracht Braunschweig. The reigning German champions Borussia Dortmund, the German vice-champion and West German champions 1.FC Cologne, the Meidericher SV Preußen Münster and Schalke 04, also came from the Oberliga Süd five clubs, the Süddeutsche Master: From the Oberliga West came five clubs 1860 München, the 1st FC Nuremberg, Eintracht Frankfurt Karlsruher SC and VfB Stuttgart. In addition, the West German masters came 1.FC Kaiserslautern 1.FC Saarbrücken from the Oberliga West. Berlin was represented by Hertha BSC, the Master of the Berlin city league.

The 1st FC Cologne dominated this first season, he stood since Matchday continuously at the top and in the end had six points clear of second-placed Meidericher SV. Preußen Münster and 1.FC Saarbrücken rose from the Regionalliga. Scorer was Uwe Seeler Hamburger SV with 30 goals.

Since it was the first Bundesliga season, there were a number of firsts: The first goal of the story shot Friedhelm " Timo " Konietzka Borussia Dortmund after 58 seconds at Werder Bremen (final score 3-2 for Werder ), ranked first reference cashed Helmut Rahn from Meidericher SV on matchday against Hertha ( Full 1:3 for Berlin). Juergen Neumann from 1 FC Kaiserslautern scored on the opening day in Frankfurt, the first penalty of the story ( the balance to 1:1 was only two minutes later, also from the penalty spot ). Willi Schulz Schalke 04 underwent a week later in a 3-2 win at Kaiserslautern the first own goal. There was also the tenth Gameday a Bundesliga record when the match between 1.FC Kaiserslautern and VfB Stuttgart (1:3) fell three own goals within 13 minutes of the game. Only in the 2009/10 season, this record was set 96 ( 5:3 ) in the game between Borussia Moenchengladbach and Hannover.

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

Viewers table

The champion team 1.FC Köln

  • Goal: Fritz Ewert ( 26/kein gate); Toni Schumacher ( 4 / -)
  • Defense: Matthias Bach inhibitor (17 / - ); Fritz Pott (27/ 1); Anton Regh (29 / - ); Wolfgang Weber (17/ 3); Leo Wilden (29/ 1)
  • Midfielders: Helmut Benthaus (27/ 1); Wolfgang Overath (30/ 8); Karl -Heinz Ripkens (1 / - ); Hans Sturm (30 /13)
  • Storm: Heinz Hornig (24/ 7); Christian Müller (22/ 15); Hans Schäfer (22/ 12); Karl -Heinz Thielen (25 /16)
  • Coach: Georg Knöpfle

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  • Bundesliga
  • Football in 1963
  • Football in 1964
Amateur-Oberliga Berlin Helmut Rahn 1. FC Kaiserslautern 1964–65 European Cup 1964–65 European Cup Winners' Cup 1962–63 DFB-Pokal Karl-Heinz Thielen Heinz Strehl Lothar Emmerich Anton Schumacher Karl-Heinz Ripkens
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