TSG Pfeddersheim

The TSG Pfeddersheim is a German football club based in Worms- Pfeddersheim. She had in the 1990s, their most successful period when they played for eight years in the Oberliga West and was represented several times in the DFB Cup. In the aftermath of the premier league relegation in 2000 slipped even up in the district league, the club comes from the 2012/2013 season back in the top league Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar.

History

The SV Pfeddersheim founded in 1914, closed in 1938, which was founded in 1886 Turngemeinde Pfeddersheim on to found the TSG 1886 Pfeddersheim. In 1952, the football department was separated under the name SV 1914 Pfeddersheim, but turned after several years in the amateur division club in the 1960s, the game mode a. In 2001, the SV 1914 Pfeddersheim was newly established. The re- formed later at TSG 1886 Pfeddersheim football department made ​​in 1982 also independently.

From the District League in the league

Five years later, the team reached the federation League West, where she quickly established herself in the top group. As the winner of the Southwest Cup, the club came in the DFB - Pokal 1989/90 for the first time nationally in appearance than the team in the second round ( first round 2-0 against VfB Gaggenau ) to Oberliga Kickers Offenbach with 1:3 ( 1:1) failed. Some 2,700 spectators watched the encounter in Wormatia Stadium (now EEA Arena Worms).

1991, runner-up behind the SV Viktoria Herxheim, the club for the first time rose in the following year as the unbeaten champion of the League Association (with only seven goals conceded ) in the Oberliga West on. There he placed himself in the middle table area ( 7th place) and moved in 1993 but repeated Federation Cup winners in the DFB-Pokal 1993/94 a. Here he reached the 3rd round (1st round bye 2nd round 2-0 victory at the Oberliga Greifswald SC), in which the MSV Duisburg prevailed in extra time. 4,500 visitors in front of Wormatia Stadium, it was 1-1 after 90 minutes ( 0:1), the match ends 1:3.

In the 1993/94 Serie A season you missed in the newly formed Regionalliga West only because of the goal difference just the relegation. The table positions one to six authorized to "advancement " in the now third- highest division. The TSG occupied by broadcast, as in the previous year to seventh place in the table, level on points with the FSV Salmrohr, but with worse to just two goals hit rate. In the following season 1994/95 Pfeddersheimer reached the eighth.

The season 1995/96 proved to be the most successful season in the club's history. In the previous year for the third time association cup winners, the club lost its first round of the DFB - Pokal 1995/96 against Borussia Dortmund on penalties 3:4. Before the record crowd of 25,500 spectators in the West Stadium in Ludwigshafen it was after the regular season 0-0, Dortmund's lead in the 100th minute by Andreas Möller resembled Danny Winkler nine minutes later. Ultimately, the reigning German champions had more luck than the Pfeddersheimer who failed to post or crossbar three times in a penalty shootout. At the end of the season the club narrowly missed out on promotion to the Regionalliga West, as the team two points behind the SV 07 Elversberg table was third.

In the following season the club was represented by the regained the Federation Cup DFB Pokal 1996/97. Opponent was the then second division FSV Zwickau, which they lost narrowly in front of 1,200 spectators in Wormatia stadium with 1:2 ( 0:0). In a league of the TSG finished the round end of the 12th Place.

Sporty decline

In the following seasons, there was a sporting descent. 14th place and 15th place in the seasons 1997/98 and 1998/99 were sobering.

While the TSG Pfeddersheim relegation in the season 1999/2000 as Tabellensiebzehnter in the regional league, the club won again the Association Cup and came in the DFB - Pokal 2000/ 01 against the Bundesliga side TSV 1860 Munich one more time on a regional level in appearance. The encounter in the Ludwigshafen West Stadium ended in front of 3,000 fans clearly with 0:7 ( 0:1) for the Lions.

But in the fifth division, the TSG could not hold, one rose in the 2001/ 02 season in the national league South East and one season later, even in the district league from Rheinhessen. Only with the championship in the District League in the season 2006/ 07 and the associated rise in the national league went gradually uphill.

Since 2007

Two seasons spent the Pfeddersheimer in the national league, before finishing as runner over relegation matches against SV Hermersberg managed to return to the Federation League West. The declared aim was the promotion to the premier league; it fell just short in each of the seasons 2009/10 and 2010/11. From the 2012/2013 season, the TSG Pfeddersheim is in a league of Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar ( 5 league) on the ball again after two games left in the season sovereign mastery of the Association League West was secured in May 2012.

Again Oberliga from 2012

Through a brilliant final spurt ( five wins in a row) could be held in the 2012/ 2013 class. The TSG Pfeddersheim finished the season final at the 11th place in the table (43 points) with a balanced goal difference of 46:46 hits. Also in the Federation Cup Bitburger the TSG was successful, by a 7-6 on penalties ( 3-3 aet) against league rivals Arminia Ludwigshafen wandered the Southwest Cup for the sixth time in the trophy cabinet of Pfeddersheimer. "Man of the match" in this game based on the SC Bobenheim -Roxheim stadium was goalkeeper Thorsten Müller, who was a guarantee for the victory with some excellent saves before 1,680 spectators. Thus, the TSG had qualified for the first round of the DFB - Cup 2013/2014; in this failed the team of coach Hess in the EEA Worms Arena before 3,500 spectators against the Bundesliga relegation SpVgg Greuther Fürth 0-2.

Achievements

  • Southwest Cup Winners 1989, 1993, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2013
  • Master of the Association League West in 1992, 2012

Personalities

  • Aaron Biagioli
  • Stefan Ertl
  • Uwe Hartberger
  • Norbert Hönnscheidt
  • Michael Kaiser († 2013)
  • Volker Kispert
  • Sascha Ropic
  • Marco Stark
  • Horst -Dieter line
  • Danny Winkler
  • Xaver Zembrod
1989–90 DFB-Pokal 1993–94 DFB-Pokal 1996–97 DFB-Pokal 2000–01 DFB-Pokal 2013–14 DFB-Pokal Wormatia-Stadion SC Hauenstein TuS Mechtersheim Borussia Neunkirchen
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