2003–04 2. Bundesliga

In the 2nd Bundesliga 2003 /04 the 1st FC Nuremberg, Arminia Bielefeld and the first FSV Mainz 05 achieved promotion to the Bundesliga.

Course of the season

With the 1st FC Nuremberg one of the big favorites prevailed quite early. 31 Gameday Already on the club secured a 3-1 win at Arminia Bielefeld Followers premature promotion to the top division. Those from Bielefeld could get over it but: Even before the final day they too stood firm as a climber.

It was thus the third and final climb legitimate rank, by which the last round then fought four teams. For Alemannia Aachen the season ended tragically. With a 0-1 at relegation-threatened Karlsruher SC they fell from the ski places to sixth place from before them a week later lost the DFB Cup final against Werder Bremen 2:3. Thus ended a previously successfully runny season without countable success and with the resignation of Jörg Berger. After all, the Alemannia qualified by participating in the DFB Cup final for the UEFA Cup, because Werder Bremen was able to participate in the coming season in the Champions League.

The rise ultimately succeeded 1 FSV Mainz 05, who previously missed him in the two years already twice extremely unhappy. Until the final day, the Mainz in the second half not once stood by on a promotion place.

Disappointing ended the season for the SSV Jahn Regensburg, who had right back after the first second division climb to the amateurs back. It looked for a long time good for the novice who still stood until the 27th Round in ninth place and slipped in the last three games of the relegation places. The Karlsruher SC was able to free himself from a tricky situation again on the final day against it.

Final Table

Cross Table

Statistical

  • With Arminia Bielefeld succeeded for only the second time since the 2nd Bundesliga of a team to rise despite five home defeats ( previously VfL Bochum 1999/ 2000). But never lost while a team so consistent always with the same result ( 1:3).
  • VfB Lübeck was the first team relegated to the Master taught two defeats since the founding of the single track 2nd Bundesliga. Before that, there was also the only one: 1978/79 subject Master Arminia Bielefeld in the Bundesliga 2 North the losers 1 FC Bocholt 2:3 (H) and 0:5 (A).
  • The highest win was in this season of SpVgg Greuther Fürth ( 7:1 against Aachen ).
  • The extremely rare Result 3:5 There was in this season three times. This happened most recently in the 1992/93 season ( 3:5 twice, once 5:3 ).
  • 1 FSV Mainz 05 ( against Aachen ) and the MSV Duisburg ( in Ahlen ) succeeded as a single convert a temporary two- goal deficit in a 3-2 victory.
  • The SpVgg Unterhaching playful only team twice in a 2-0 ( 3-3 in Aue, 2-2 in Ahlen ). The FC Erzgebirge Aue succeeded as the only team twice, not after losing a two- goal deficit ( 3-3 against Nuremberg to 1:3, 3:3 against Unterhaching to 0:2 ).
  • The FC Erzgebirge Aue shot out in no time from the moment the clearest guidance. After 19 minutes she had already led 4-0 in Karlsruhe. In the end it was not quite so clear - they won 5-3.
  • The worst attended game was the game of Alemannia Aachen against 1 FC Nuremberg exactly 0 paying spectators. After crowd trouble in the first game of this meeting were allowed to attend the replay no spectators.
  • The best-attended game was the encounter of the 1st FC Nuremberg against Rot -Weiss Oberhausen before 38,200 spectators in the penultimate round. Ironically, in this game, conceding Nuremberg one of his two home defeats. Effects had this result, of course not. Nuremberg was already fixed in advance as a climber, Oberhausen still not succeeded on the final day of the jump on the rise places.
  • But never at the same time - the SSV Jahn Regensburg reach impressive Home and Away series. With the 3:0 in Karlsruhe Jahn started a small series in which they remained undefeated five times away, while they lost at home. In the last six home games, they remained unbeaten then - that ended abruptly on the success of the opponent court. They lost the last seven away games consistently and dismounted.
  • Rot-Weiß Oberhausen won eight away games. No other team was more successful on the opponent's court.

Top scorers

Best scorer of the season were Francisco Copado of the SpVgg Unterhaching and Marek Mintal from 1 FC Nuremberg with 18 gates.

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