FV Dresden 06

The FV Dresden 06 Laubegast short FV Dresden 06, is a German football club from the Laubegast district. Home of the 300 -member association is the stadium at the Styrian road, this was the GDR era Richard Clauss - arena.

Association

The FV Dresden 06 Laubegast was founded in May 1906 as SV Pretoria Dresden. As a result, completed the Saxons two name changes, even in the founding in 1906 until FK Habsburg Dresden in 1914 then in Dresden SV 06 early in the season 1919/20, the club from Laubegast achieved by winning the championship in Gau Ostsachsen the greatest success of the club history. In the related qualification for the central German championship, the DSV 06 could prevail in the first round against the Central Saxon National Champion 1900 Chemnitz 2-1, but failed later in the central German champions VfB Leipzig. 1928 before Dresdner the quarter-finals in the Central German Cup, where they lost Fortuna Leipzig with 0:5.

In 1945 the Dresden SV 06, who had due to the war in 1939 to stop all performances, banned and dissolved. There was a new foundation as SG arbor guest. In the following years the club again stood before name changes, 1949 in BSG Zeiss Ikon Dresden, 1951 in BSG Motor Dresden East and from 1965 in BSG Pentacon Dresden. Sporty, Dresdner could not establish itself in the higher-class football in the GDR.

On 1 July 1990, from the BSG Pentacon Dresden Dresden Praktica the SV. After the departure of the carrier operation, the football section of the SV Praktica Dresden 06 Laubegast became an independent on 13 December 1990 as FV Dresden. On sports Dresdner won in the 2001/ 02 season the championship in the national league Saxony. In the Oberliga Nordost be arbor guest could hold a total of three seasons. In 2005, the decline in the national league in 2009 and finally the descent into the District League was.

Nationwide attention was given to the FV Dresden 06 Laubegast by the Elbe flood in 2002, in which all the club grounds were flooded.

Achievements

  • Ostsächsischer Champion 1920
  • Saxony State League Champion 2002
  • Dresdner District League Champion 2001
  • DFB District Cup winners Dresden 1997, 2001

People

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