FC Schaffhausen

The FC Schaffhausen was founded in 1896 as " Football Club Victoria " and one of the oldest Swiss football clubs: There are only eight still existing clubs that were founded earlier.

The Schaffhausen previously belonged 54 Saisons the second division and played from 1955 to 1957, 1961/62 and 1963/64, in the National League A. After the renewed rise in 2004 was relegated FC Schaffhausen in the summer of 2007, and now plays in the Challenge League, the second highest division in Switzerland.

On 21 March 2007, the FC Schaffhausen split from his longtime trainer Jürgen Seeberger. He was already in the 7th season at FC Schaffhausen served as head coach led the team from the first division to the Axpo Super League. Then took over as coach Marco Schällibaum and fought with the team against relegation in the Challenge League. However, this could not be prevented because they lost 0-2 in the last match against FC Thun. In the season 2010/ 11, another low point came in the club's history of FC Schaffhausen, the FCS lost in the penultimate round in the match against Stade Nyonnais with 2:3 and therefore had to stay in the first league.

After a dominating season, managed the FCS promotion to the 1st League promotion.

On April 29, 2013 it was announced that the FC Schaffhausen all required six criteria ( legal, infrastructure, sports, Administration, Finance and Security) met in order to secure the gaming license for the Challenge League. In the last game of the season 12/13 the FCS managed to rise again in the Challenge League.

Success in the league

  • Season 1950/1951 - 1st Tier 1 League (ascent NLB)
  • Season 1954/1955 - 2nd place (NLB climb NLA )
  • Season 1955/1956 - 10th in the NLA
  • Season 1956/1957 - 14th place (NLA descent NLB)
  • Season 1960/1961 - 2nd place (NLB climb NLA )
  • Season 1961/1962 - 13th place (NLA descent NLB)
  • Season 1962/1963 - 1st place (NLB climb NLA )
  • Season 1963/1964 - 13th place (NLA descent NLB)
  • Season 1983/1984 - 1st Tier 1 League (ascent NLB)
  • Season 2001/2002 - 1st Tier 1 League ( Ascent Challenge League (Ex NLB) )
  • Season 2002/2003 - 7 Rank Challenge League
  • Season 2003/2004 - 1st Rank Challenge League (ascent Axpo Super League)
  • Season 2004/2005 - 9th place Axpo Super League ( Barragespiel FC Vaduz 1:1 / 1:0 ) League receipt
  • Season 2005/2006 - 8th place Axpo Super League
  • 2006/2007 season - Rank 10 Axpo Super League ( descent Challenge League)
  • Season 2007/2008 - 6th Rank Challenge League
  • Season 2008/2009 - 11 Rank Challenge League
  • Season 2009/2010 - 11 Rank Challenge League
  • Season 2010/2011 - 15th in Challenge League ( descent 1st Division )
  • Season 2011/2012 - 2nd Tier 1 League Group 3 (ascent 1st Division Promotion)
  • Season 2012/2013 - 1st Tier 1 League Promotion ( rise Challenge League)

Success in the Cup

  • Cuphalbfinal 2002/ 03: FC Basel - FC Schaffhausen on 15 April 2003 - 3:0 ( 1:0)
  • Cup Final 1993/94: Grasshopper Club Zurich - FC Schaffhausen on May 15, 1994 - 4-0 (2-0)
  • Cup Final 1987/88: Grasshopper Club Zurich - FC Schaffhausen on May 23, 1988 - 2-0 (1-0 )
  • Cuphalbfinal 1960/61: FC Schaffhausen - La Chaux -de-Fonds on April 3, 1961 - 0:2 ( 0:2 )

Stadium

The stadium has width 6010 uncovered standing room, 1,028 covered seats and 262 uncovered seats. Total sums up the stadium 7,300 people. The field size is about 104 x 69 meters. It has 4 inputs and 11 funds and a fund for pre-orders. There are various food and drink stalls, and a clubhouse with seating for 120 people. Plans call for a new stadium with a coat use in Schaffhausen- Herblingen with a capacity for 8,000 spectators.

The 1st Team

Status:. October 14, 2013 professional players of FC Schaffhausen, which are loaned out to another club, are not listed.

Goalkeeper

Defense

Midfield

Striker

Summer 2013:

  • Almir Delic ( from SV Rohrbach )
  • André Gonçalves Caetano ( FC Zurich )

Former Players

  • Giuseppe Gambino
  • Rodrigo Stasiak ( Toco )
  • Albert Bunjaku
  • Franciel Hengemühle
  • Mirco Pavlicevic
  • Steffen Ziffert
  • Martin Ogg
  • Carlos da Silva
  • Philippe Montandon
  • Roman Bürki
  • Daniel Pavlovic
  • Newton Ben Katanha
  • Remo Staubli
  • Bruno Valente
  • Christian Schlauri
  • Stephane Nater
  • Andy Galliker

Former coach

  • Gustav Bark
  • Otto Lanz
  • Werner Pröfrock
  • Max Weiler
  • Marco Bianchi
  • Pepi Smistik
  • Jupp Derwall
  • Anton Allemann
  • Rolf fringer
  • Karl Berger
  • Roland Frei
  • Walter Iselin
  • Boro Kuzmanovic
  • Marco Filomeno
  • Jürgen Seeberger
  • Marco Schällibaum
  • Fabian Müller
  • Hans Stamm
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