Fußball-Oberliga Niederrhein

The Oberliga Niederrhein ( Lower Rhine League Association until 2008, by 2012 the Lower Rhine League ) is the top division of the Football Association of the Lower Rhine. It thus forms the plane of the league, who is currently fifth highest class in the German league system.

History

The League was founded in 1956 with sixteen clubs as the highest league of football association Lower Rhine. Previously, the three still existing under the Association League national league were the top divisions of the association.

At the time of introduction, the federation League Lower Rhine was the third highest German football class. With the introduction of the Oberliga Nordrhein 1978 and the Regionalliga West / Southwest in 1994, the Association League Lower Rhine was first to the fourth-highest, and later to become the fifth highest league in Germany. As part of the restructuring of the leagues system in Germany and the associated introduction of the 3rd Liga since it represents the 2008/ 09 season under the NRW-Liga, only the sixth- highest division dar.

The master of the Lower Rhine League qualifies for the NRW-Liga. The three last-place teams will be relegated to the three- country league seasons Lower Rhine.

As part of the Regional Reform 2012, the date sechstklassige Niederrhein League will act (Association league level ) from the 2012/13 season as a fifth rate league. Along with the new Middle Rhine League and the re-imported Football Oberliga Westfalen they will then form the foundation for the geographically reduced Regionalliga West and thus replace the disbanded NRW-Liga partially.

The reform there in the 2011/12 season some changes. Thus, the thirteen top-ranked teams qualified directly for the fifth rate Oberliga Lower Rhine, as well as the masters of the three national league groups. The Lower Rhine league champions also received the opportunity to qualify in relegation matches against one of lying on place 4 to 7 clubs in the NRW-Liga for the Regional League West. Get your FC Kray, who was able to prevail against the favorite KFC Uerdingen and thus rising from the sixth - fourth highest in the league. On the basis of cutting off the FVN clubs in the NRW-Liga and the participation waiver from 1 FC Viersen, could the table 14th and -15. move up to the Oberliga the Lower Rhine. The clubs in places 16 to 18 rose from in the national league. The Lower Rhine League was launched in 2012/13 with 20 teams.

The founding members of the Association of the Lower Rhine League 1956/57

The following 16 teams played in the first season in the regional league Niederrhein:

TSV Eller 04 - VfL Benrath - Green - White Viersen - SpVgg Gräfrath - TuRU Dusseldorf - Duisburg FV 08 - TuS Lintfort - SpVgg Hochheideturm - Homberger SV - SC Kleve 63 - TuS Duisburg 48/99 - Sterkrade 06/ 07 - BV Osterfeld - 1. FC Mülheim- Styrum - SV Borbeck - TSG Karnap

Teams in the season 2012/13

For the 2012/13 season in the big leagues Niederrhein are qualified:

Clubs from the NRW-Liga

Associations from the Lower Rhine League

  • TuRU Dusseldorf
  • VfL roadstead
  • Rot-Weiß Oberhausen II
  • TV Jahn Hiesfeld
  • SV Hönnepel - Niedermörmter
  • Ratingen 04 /19
  • Wuppertal SV II
  • SC Chapel Erft
  • SV Sonsbeck
  • Sportfreunde Baumberg
  • TuS Bösinghoven
  • 1 FC Wülfrath
  • Hamborn 07

Up from the national leagues

  • Cronenberger SC
  • SV Uedesheim
  • VfR Fischeln

The previous master

The League was named 1956-2008 Association League Niederrhein, Lower Rhine 2008-2012 League and since 2012 Oberliga Niederrhein.

Union Solingen and VfB Homberg are giants of the Association League Lower Rhine with four titles.

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

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  • Football Oberliga Niederrhein
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