1981–82 2. Bundesliga

In the season 1981/82 the 2nd Bundesliga, FC Schalke 04 and Hertha BSC achieved promotion to the Bundesliga. Kickers Offenbach failed in the relegation games.

It was the first season of the Bundesliga 2, which was held in a season for the entire country. As a result of single-track league in the ascent to the Premier League was restructured. The champion and the runner-up were directly qualified for the Bundesliga. The third party got the chance to also ascend into Relegation Play against the Sixteenth the Bundesliga.

Schalke 04 managed to direct resurgence and Hertha BSC returned after two years back in the Bundesliga. At the end of the season the Bundesliga relegation the previous year, the TSV 1860 München was denied the license. It was the third license withdrawn for economic reasons in the German professional football after the Bonner SC in 1977 and FC St. Pauli in 1979. Beneficiary of the license withdrawal was the SG Wattenscheid 09 In addition to Munich had to Wormatia Worms, the Freiburger FC and SpVgg Bayreuth leave the league.

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

Top Scorer of the season was Rudi Völler from TSV 1860 Munich with 37 goals.

Expulsion

In the relegation matches met the Sixteenth the Bundesliga, SV Bayer 04 Leverkusen, on the third of the 2nd Bundesliga, Kickers Offenbach. Prior to the Games, both clubs took before changes on the coach benches. In Offenbach took over from Lothar Buchmann interim coach Kurt Geinzer in Leverkusen continued to the previous coach Dettmar Cramer Gerhard Kentschke to the side.

First leg

Return

Climber

  • Goal: Norbert Nigbur (38 / -)
  • Defense: Manfred Drexler (38 /11), Dragan Holcer (12 / - ), Thomas Kruse (29 / - ), Michael Opitz ( 30/1 ), Thomas Siewert (13 / - ), Peter Stichler (27 /1), Bernd Thiele (27 /1)
  • Midfielders: Ulrich Bittcher (38/ 10), Theo Bücker (33/ 4), Winfried Geier ( 32/4 ), Harald Kugler (19/ 6)
  • Attack: Volker Abramczik ( 24/6 ), Norbert Elgert ( 20/5 ), Norbert Janzon (37 /13), Detlef Szymanek (9 / -), Ilyas Tüfekçi (30/ 7), Ludger angle ( 1 / -). ( Games / goals ) to an own goal by Wulf (Hessen Kassel)
  • Coach: Sigfried Held
  • Goalkeepers: Gregory Tassels ( 37/1 ), Manfred Werner ( 1 / -)
  • Defense: Nikša Đujić (5 / - ), Walter Grullon (37/ 3), Robert Jüttner ( 8/1), Ole Rasmussen (18 / - ), Werner Schneider (26 / -), Edmund Stohr (27 /1), Dieter Timme ( 30/1), Jochem Ziegert (6 / -)
  • Midfielders: Bernd Beck (33/ 7), Pierre Dickert (15 / -), Horst Ehrmanntraut (36 /2), Withaya Laohakul (12 / - ), Jürgen Mohr (37 /17), Hubert Schmitz ( 34 / -) Lothar Wesseler (34/ 9)
  • Attack: Michael Fiedler ( 5 / - ), Werner Killmaier (32 /12), Peter Mack ( 5/1), Thomas Remark (38 /28). ( Games / goals ) to an own goal by Wessel ( VfL Osnabrück)
  • Coach: Uwe Klimaschefski (until 8 December 1981), Georg Gawliczek
Rot-Weiss Essen SC Freiburg Dieter Schatzschneider Wednesday June 4 1982 Stadion am Bieberer Berg Weisenheim am Sand Dieter Herzog Uwe Bein Walter Posner June 9 BayArena Hanover Christian Sackewitz Franz Michelberger Ole Rasmussen (footballer born 1952)
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