List of German football champions
A German football champion is determined in the men since 1903 by the German Football Federation. In addition, calculated from 1920 to 1933 the Workers' Gymnastics and Sports Federation its own football champion. First attempts by other organizations to carry a German football championship since 1890. However, there were from 1948 to 1991, separate championships played in East and West Germany. In women's football has been around since 1974 ( West) and 1979 ( East) Championships, also a pan- German champion is determined for the 1991/92 season.
Record holder in the men 's 1987 Bayern Munich ( currently 24 titles), before the BFC Dynamo Berlin from East Germany with ten championships. First record holder was the VfB Leipzig. More giants were the first FC Nuremberg, the equaling 1924 with VfB Leipzig, replaced him in 1925 with four titles as the sole record holder and remained until 1986 record champions, as well as the FC Schalke 04, who with 1942-1948 and 1958-1961 together 1 FC Nuremberg with six or seven titles topped the record list.
For women ( including six East German championships) giants before the SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach ( TuS Köln rrh later. 1874, now Bayer 04 Leverkusen ) is 1 FFC Turbine Potsdam with a total of twelve German championship titles won nine West German titles.
VfL Wolfsburg is the first club to have won the championship title in the Bundesliga for both men and women. As early as 1976 it was possible the women's team of FC Bayern Munich to make it equal to men and also to become German champions. Master but was then determined in the knockout system.
- 2.1 German Cup playoffs 1903-45
- 2.2 Master of the occupation zones 1946-48
- 2.3 German Cup - the Final 1948
- 2.4 East zones Championships - Finals 1948-1949
- 2.5 Master of honor League Saarland 1949-1951
- 2.6 Cup playoffs ( Federal Republic of Germany ) 1949-1963
- 2.7 Oberliga champions (DDR ) 1950-1991
- 2.8 Bundesliga ( Germany) 1964-1991
- 2.9 overall German Bundesliga since 1991/92
- 5.1 German academics Championship ( 1911-1913 )
- 5.2 Master of the Workers' Gymnastics and Sports Association ( 1920-1932 )
- 5.3 Master of the German Youth power ( 1921-1932 )
- 5.4 Master of the German Gymnastics ( 1925-1930 )
- 5.5 Master of Martial Community Red Sport Unit ( 1931-1932 )
- 6.1 German Cup playoffs 1974-97
- 6.2 Single-track Bundesliga since 1997/98
- 6.3 teams after league titles
German masters before 1903
Even before the formation of the German Football Association in Germany there were a number of other football associations, which fought out also ( unofficially ) " German " championships. The first was founded in Germany Football Federation was 1890, the Federation of German soccer players (BDF; whose first master of Berliner FC Germania 1888 ), which in 1891, the German Football and Cricket Federation ( DFuCB; Master: The English FC 1890 Berlin) followed, both with based in Berlin. Such limited regional associations were formed in the following years also in other parts of Germany and in turn, played their own championships, but few of them were able to get a long time and were usually integrated into the regional associations of the DFB.
In 1894, it should be between the master of DFuCB (Berliner TUFC Viktoria 89) and the Master of the South German Football Union (FC Hanau 93) come to the final of the total German championship. Hanau occurred (the game should take place in Berlin ) but not at, after which the winner Viktoria due to the high travel costs - has been declared - and becoming the first all-German masters. Symbolically it 113 years later, on 21 and 28 July 2007 on the repetition of the final two games, which the Victoria finally with 3:0 and 1:1 also could sporty decide for themselves.
Master of the Federal German football player (1890-1891)
Master of the Teutonic football and cricket Federal (1892-1902)
German master of men (DFB, DFV and SFB since 1903)
German Cup playoffs 1903-45
Master of the occupation zones 1946-48
German Cup - the Final 1948
East zones Championships - Finals 1948-1949
Master of honor League Saarland 1949-1951
Championship finals ( Federal Republic of Germany ) 1949-1963
League champion (DDR ) 1950-1991
Bundesliga ( Germany) 1964-1991
Total German Bundesliga since 1991/92
Teams after league titles
Consideration is given to the DFB Cup and the DFV. With the same number, the sorting is based on the year of the first title win.
Notes:
Giants of the DFB
Other German champions next to the DFB
In addition to the DFB were established in the 1910s to 1930s, several parallel- carrying championships, the title holders are now mostly forgotten. There were various reasons for these parallel structures. So was the German Gymnastics Association according to the " pure lichen divorce" their own championships from, as well as the Workers 'Gymnastics and Sports Federation, the fighting community for Red sports unit ( to both of these: see also workers' sports in Germany ) and the German youth force. The existence of such championships is explained by the existence of social, political, trade union or religious segregation in society. So, for example, formed a communist dominated "parallel society ", which fought out their own championships on the sporting level, however, were not organized in the DFB or another rival organization.
German academics Championship (1911-1913)
Master of the Workers' Gymnastics and Sports Association (1920-1932)
Master of the German Youth power (1921-1932)
Master of the German Gymnastics (1925-1930)
Master of martial Community Red Sport Unit (1931-1932)
German Women's Champion
German Cup playoffs 1974-97
Single-track Bundesliga since 1997/98
Teams after league titles
Consideration is given to the DFB Cup and the DFV. With the same number, the sorting is based on the year of the first title win.