SpVgg Neckarelz

The SpVgg Neckarelz is a sports club from the Mosbacher Neckarelz district in the north of Baden-Württemberg. The association founded in 1921 as FV Neckarelz consists of the departments ball sports, football, gymnastics, handball, gymnastics children, wheelchair sports, table tennis, the Promotion Group Gymnastics and Sports Badge.

Most famous are the division playing in the Regionalliga West soccer player who already participated twice the DFB Cup. In the first round of 2009/10 they met with the German record champions FC Bayern Munich. The game was due to the lack of seating capacity in the domestic Elzstadion in the Rhein- Neckar- Arena in Sinsheim instead. Between 1974 and 1980 the team played in the ( until 1978 third class ) Amateur League North swimming. 2010 succeeded SpVgg as a master of Association league promotion to the fifth rate Oberliga Baden -Württemberg, in 2013 again. Than master of the Oberliga promotion to the fourth-rate Regionalliga Southwest

Their home games wearing the SpVgg Neckarelz since 1963 from the Elzstadion. The stadium holds 4,500 spectators, of which 1000 covered standing places.

  • 2.1 Squad 2013/14 season
  • 2.2 Manager Season 2013/14
  • 2.3 Managers 2013/14 season

Achievements

  • Baden Cup Winners: 2009
  • Master of the fifth division Baden: 2010
  • Master the football Oberliga Baden- Württemberg: 2013

Participation

The SpVgg Neckarelz took twice now part of the DFB Cup.

1st team

Squad 2013/14 season

Manager Season 2013/14

Managers 2013/14 season

2nd team

The second team plays since the rise of the national league Odenwald 2012/13 in the sechstklassigen Association League Baden.

Known player

  • Wolfgang Platz (1974 /75)
  • Christian Fickert (01 / 2009 - 06 /2011)
  • Marcel thrombin (since 07/2010)
  • Denis Bindnagel (since 07/2010)
  • Sergio Peter (09 /2010 - 08/ 2011)
  • Christian Haas (07 /2011 - 06/ 2013)
  • Benjamin Waldecker (since 07 /2011)
  • Danny Galm ( since 10/ 2011)
  • Bogdan Müller (01 /2009 - 12/2009, since 02/ 2013)
  • Marcel Busch (since 07/ 2013)

President

President of the association since 1986 Thomas Ulmer, an MEP of the CDU and a specialist in general medicine.

Ball game Disabled sports 2009–10 DFB-Pokal 1978–79 DFB-Pokal Eintracht Frankfurt SC Freiburg FC 08 Homburg 1. FC Kaiserslautern 1. FSV Mainz 05 SC Pfullendorf SV Eintracht Trier 05
742875
de