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词条 1954–55 Oberliga
释义

  1. Oberliga Nord

  2. Oberliga Berlin

  3. Oberliga West

  4. Oberliga Südwest

  5. Oberliga Süd

  6. German championship

     Qualifying  First round  Second round  Group 1  Group 2  Final 

  7. References

     Sources 

  8. External links

{{Other uses|1954–55 Oberliga (disambiguation)}}{{infobox football league season
| competition = Oberliga
| season = 1954–55
| winners = Hamburger SV{{Clear}}Viktoria 89 Berlin{{Clear}}Rot-Weiss Essen{{Clear}}1. FC Kaiserslautern{{Clear}}Kickers Offenbach
| promoted =
| relegated = Bremer SV{{Clear}}Harburger TB{{Clear}}BFC Südring{{Clear}}BFC Nordstern{{Clear}}Meidericher SV{{Clear}}VfL Bochum{{Clear}}FV Speyer{{Clear}}Sportfreunde Saarbrücken{{Clear}}KSV Hessen Kassel{{Clear}}FC Bayern Munich
| continentalcup1 = German champions
| continentalcup1 qualifiers = Rot-Weiss Essen
1st German title
| league topscorer = Ernst-Otto Meyer{{Clear}}(36 goals)[1]
| prevseason = 1953–54
| nextseason = 1955–56
}}

The 1954–55 Oberliga was the tenth season of the Oberliga, the first tier of the football league system in West Germany and the Saar Protectorate. The league operated in five regional divisions, Berlin, North, South, Southwest and West. The five league champions and the runners-up from the west, south, southwest and north then entered the 1955 German football championship which was won by Rot-Weiss Essen. It was Essen's sole national championship while, for losing finalist 1. FC Kaiserslautern, it was the fourth final it played in five seasons.[2][3]

On the strength of this title Rot-Weiss Essen and 1. FC Saarbrücken, the best-placed Oberliga team from the Saar Protectorate, participated in the first edition of the European Cup, going out to Hibernian F.C. in the first round, as did Saarbrücken against A.C. Milan.[4]

A similar-named league, the DDR-Oberliga, existed in East Germany, set at the first tier of the East German football league system. The 1954–55 DDR-Oberliga was won by SC Turbine Erfurt.[5]

Oberliga Nord

The 1954–55 season saw two new clubs in the league, VfL Wolfsburg and VfB Oldenburg, both promoted from the Amateurliga. The league's top scorer was Günter Schlegel of Hamburger SV with 30 goals.[1]

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|win_TWO= 17 |draw_TWO= 7 | loss_TWO= 6 |gf_TWO= 56 |ga_TWO= 38
|win_THR= 15 |draw_THR= 8 | loss_THR= 7 |gf_THR= 68 |ga_THR= 46
|win_FOR= 15 |draw_FOR= 8 | loss_FOR= 7 |gf_FOR= 73 |ga_FOR= 51
|win_FIV= 14 |draw_FIV= 6 | loss_FIV= 10 |gf_FIV= 52 |ga_FIV= 41
|win_SIX= 15 |draw_SIX= 3 | loss_SIX= 12 |gf_SIX= 58 |ga_SIX= 56
|win_SEV= 10 |draw_SEV= 11 | loss_SEV= 9 |gf_SEV= 45 |ga_SEV= 41
|win_EIG= 9 |draw_EIG= 10 | loss_EIG= 11 |gf_EIG= 51 |ga_EIG= 60
|win_NIN= 9 |draw_NIN= 9 | loss_NIN= 12 |gf_NIN= 58 |ga_NIN= 55
|win_TEN= 8 |draw_TEN= 11 | loss_TEN= 11 |gf_TEN= 52 |ga_TEN= 64
|win_ELE= 9 |draw_ELE= 7 | loss_ELE= 14 |gf_ELE= 33 |ga_ELE= 56
|win_TWE= 9 |draw_TWE= 6 | loss_TWE= 15 |gf_TWE= 50 |ga_TWE= 60
|win_AAA= 6 |draw_AAA= 12 | loss_AAA= 12 |gf_AAA= 35 |ga_AAA= 49
|win_AAB= 7 |draw_AAB= 10 | loss_AAB= 13 |gf_AAB= 34 |ga_AAB= 53
|win_AAC= 9 |draw_AAC= 5 | loss_AAC= 16 |gf_AAC= 35 |ga_AAC= 56
|win_AAD= 3 |draw_AAD= 10 | loss_AAD= 17 |gf_AAD= 35 |ga_AAD= 76


|name_ONE= Hamburger SV
|name_TWO= TuS Bremerhaven 93
|name_THR= Werder Bremen
|name_FOR= FC Altona 93
|name_FIV= Hannover 96
|name_SIX= Eintracht Braunschweig
|name_SEV= FC St. Pauli
|name_EIG= Eimsbütteler TV
|name_NIN= VfL Osnabrück
|name_TEN= Holstein Kiel
|name_ELE= VfB Oldenburg
|name_TWE= Arminia Hannover
|name_AAA= Göttingen 05
|name_AAB= VfL Wolfsburg
|name_AAC= Bremer SV
|name_AAD= Harburger TB


|status_AAC=R
|status_AAD=R


|class_rules = 1) Points;


|res_col_header=PQR
|col_P=green1 |text_P=Qualification to German championship
|col_R=red1 |text_R=Relegation to Amateurliga


|winpoints=2
|drawpoints=1
|losspoints=0


}}

Oberliga Berlin

The 1954–55 season saw two new clubs in the league, Hertha BSC Berlin and BFC Südring, both promoted from the Amateurliga Berlin. The league's top scorer was Werner Nocht of Viktoria 89 Berlin with 18 goals.[1]{{#invoke:Sports table|main|style=football


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|win_TWO= 14 |draw_TWO= 2 | loss_TWO= 6 |gf_TWO= 52 |ga_TWO= 33
|win_THR= 12 |draw_THR= 4 | loss_THR= 6 |gf_THR= 38 |ga_THR= 26
|win_FOR= 13 |draw_FOR= 2 | loss_FOR= 7 |gf_FOR= 42 |ga_FOR= 29
|win_FIV= 11 |draw_FIV= 3 | loss_FIV= 8 |gf_FIV= 42 |ga_FIV= 37
|win_SIX= 8 |draw_SIX= 5 | loss_SIX= 9 |gf_SIX= 41 |ga_SIX= 34
|win_SEV= 10 |draw_SEV= 1 | loss_SEV= 11 |gf_SEV= 37 |ga_SEV= 44
|win_EIG= 4 |draw_EIG= 10 | loss_EIG= 8 |gf_EIG= 30 |ga_EIG= 40
|win_NIN= 7 |draw_NIN= 3 | loss_NIN= 12 |gf_NIN= 29 |ga_NIN= 38
|win_TEN= 6 |draw_TEN= 5 | loss_TEN= 11 |gf_TEN= 24 |ga_TEN= 45
|win_ELE= 6 |draw_ELE= 3 | loss_ELE= 13 |gf_ELE= 32 |ga_ELE= 46
|win_TWE= 2 |draw_TWE= 6 | loss_TWE= 14 |gf_TWE= 34 |ga_TWE= 62


|name_ONE= Viktoria 89 Berlin
|name_TWO= Tennis Borussia Berlin
|name_THR= Berliner SV 92
|name_FOR= Minerva 93 Berlin
|name_FIV= Union 06 Berlin
|name_SIX= Spandauer SV
|name_SEV= Hertha BSC Berlin
|name_EIG= Wacker 04 Berlin
|name_NIN= Alemannia 90 Berlin
|name_TEN= Blau-Weiß 90 Berlin
|name_ELE= BFC Südring
|name_TWE= BFC Nordstern


|status_ELE=R
|status_TWE=R


|class_rules = 1) Points;


|res_col_header=PQR
|col_P=green1 |text_P=Qualification to German championship
|col_R=red1 |text_R=Relegation to Amateurliga Berlin


|winpoints=2
|drawpoints=1
|losspoints=0


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Oberliga West

The 1954–55 season saw two new clubs in the league, Westfalia Herne and Duisburger SV, both promoted from the 2. Oberliga West. The league's top scorer was Heinz Lorenz of Preußen Dellbrück with 23 goals.[1]

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|win_TWO= 17 |draw_TWO= 5 | loss_TWO= 8 |gf_TWO= 54 |ga_TWO= 40
|win_THR= 13 |draw_THR= 10 | loss_THR= 7 |gf_THR= 54 |ga_THR= 42
|win_FOR= 12 |draw_FOR= 6 | loss_FOR= 12 |gf_FOR= 63 |ga_FOR= 57
|win_FIV= 11 |draw_FIV= 8 | loss_FIV= 11 |gf_FIV= 51 |ga_FIV= 49
|win_SIX= 13 |draw_SIX= 4 | loss_SIX= 13 |gf_SIX= 66 |ga_SIX= 65
|win_SEV= 13 |draw_SEV= 3 | loss_SEV= 14 |gf_SEV= 60 |ga_SEV= 55
|win_EIG= 12 |draw_EIG= 5 | loss_EIG= 13 |gf_EIG= 48 |ga_EIG= 52
|win_NIN= 12 |draw_NIN= 4 | loss_NIN= 14 |gf_NIN= 70 |ga_NIN= 60
|win_TEN= 12 |draw_TEN= 4 | loss_TEN= 14 |gf_TEN= 51 |ga_TEN= 58
|win_ELE= 11 |draw_ELE= 6 | loss_ELE= 13 |gf_ELE= 56 |ga_ELE= 64
|win_TWE= 11 |draw_TWE= 5 | loss_TWE= 14 |gf_TWE= 52 |ga_TWE= 55
|win_AAA= 10 |draw_AAA= 6 | loss_AAA= 14 |gf_AAA= 57 |ga_AAA= 63
|win_AAB= 9 |draw_AAB= 8 | loss_AAB= 13 |gf_AAB= 48 |ga_AAB= 65
|win_AAC= 10 |draw_AAC= 6 | loss_AAC= 14 |gf_AAC= 39 |ga_AAC= 60
|win_AAD= 6 |draw_AAD= 11 | loss_AAD= 13 |gf_AAD= 36 |ga_AAD= 46


|name_ONE= Rot-Weiss Essen
|name_TWO= SV Sodingen
|name_THR= Bayer Leverkusen
|name_FOR= Borussia Dortmund
|name_FIV= FC Schalke 04
|name_SIX= Fortuna Düsseldorf
|name_SEV= 1. FC Köln
|name_EIG= Duisburger SV
|name_NIN= Preußen Münster
|name_TEN= Preußen Dellbrück
|name_ELE= Alemannia Aachen
|name_TWE= Schwarz-Weiß Essen
|name_AAA= Westfalia Herne
|name_AAB= Borussia München-Gladbach
|name_AAC= Meidericher SV
|name_AAD= VfL Bochum


|status_ONE=C
|status_AAC=R
|status_AAD=R


|class_rules = 1) Points;


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Oberliga Südwest

The 1954–55 season saw two new clubs in the league, Eintracht Bad Kreuznach and Sportfreunde Saarbrücken, both promoted from the 2. Oberliga Südwest. The league's top scorer was Herbert Martin of 1. FC Saarbrücken with 27 goals.[1]

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|win_TWO= 16 |draw_TWO= 9 | loss_TWO= 5 |gf_TWO= 80 |ga_TWO= 38
|win_THR= 18 |draw_THR= 5 | loss_THR= 7 |gf_THR= 82 |ga_THR= 52
|win_FOR= 17 |draw_FOR= 6 | loss_FOR= 7 |gf_FOR= 79 |ga_FOR= 38
|win_FIV= 18 |draw_FIV= 3 | loss_FIV= 9 |gf_FIV= 70 |ga_FIV= 45
|win_SIX= 15 |draw_SIX= 9 | loss_SIX= 6 |gf_SIX= 60 |ga_SIX= 39
|win_SEV= 14 |draw_SEV= 6 | loss_SEV= 10 |gf_SEV= 57 |ga_SEV= 52
|win_EIG= 13 |draw_EIG= 3 | loss_EIG= 14 |gf_EIG= 47 |ga_EIG= 66
|win_NIN= 6 |draw_NIN= 13 | loss_NIN= 11 |gf_NIN= 43 |ga_NIN= 56
|win_TEN= 8 |draw_TEN= 9 | loss_TEN= 13 |gf_TEN= 37 |ga_TEN= 50
|win_ELE= 10 |draw_ELE= 4 | loss_ELE= 16 |gf_ELE= 45 |ga_ELE= 59
|win_TWE= 8 |draw_TWE= 6 | loss_TWE= 16 |gf_TWE= 47 |ga_TWE= 76
|win_AAA= 7 |draw_AAA= 7 | loss_AAA= 16 |gf_AAA= 43 |ga_AAA= 75
|win_AAB= 8 |draw_AAB= 4 | loss_AAB= 18 |gf_AAB= 51 |ga_AAB= 64
|win_AAC= 6 |draw_AAC= 5 | loss_AAC= 19 |gf_AAC= 45 |ga_AAC= 70
|win_AAD= 4 |draw_AAD= 5 | loss_AAD= 21 |gf_AAD= 31 |ga_AAD= 92


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|name_TWO= Wormatia Worms
|name_THR= 1. FC Saarbrücken
|name_FOR= TuS Neuendorf
|name_FIV= FK Pirmasens
|name_SIX= Phönix Ludwigshafen
|name_SEV= TuRa Ludwigshafen
|name_EIG= VfR Frankenthal
|name_NIN= Saar 05 Saarbrücken
|name_TEN= Borussia Neunkirchen
|name_ELE= Eintracht Trier
|name_TWE= VfR Kaiserslautern
|name_AAA= Eintracht Kreuznach
|name_AAB= FSV Mainz 05
|name_AAC= FV Speyer
|name_AAD= Sportfreunde Saarbrücken


|status_AAC=R
|status_AAD=R


|class_rules = 1) Points;


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|col_P=green1 |text_P=Qualification to German championship
|col_R=red1 |text_R=Relegation to 2. Oberliga Südwest


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Oberliga Süd

The 1954–55 season saw two new clubs in the league, SSV Reutlingen and Schwaben Augsburg, both promoted from the 2. Oberliga Süd. The league's top scorer was Ernst-Otto Meyer of VfR Mannheim with 36 goals, a title he would take out twice more, in 1955–56 and 1958–59.[6] Meyer was also the top scorer for all five Oberligas in 1954–55.[1]

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|win_TWO= 16 |draw_TWO= 5 | loss_TWO= 9 |gf_TWO= 62 |ga_TWO= 44
|win_THR= 14 |draw_THR= 9 | loss_THR= 7 |gf_THR= 52 |ga_THR= 44
|win_FOR= 15 |draw_FOR= 6 | loss_FOR= 9 |gf_FOR= 56 |ga_FOR= 36
|win_FIV= 15 |draw_FIV= 5 | loss_FIV= 10 |gf_FIV= 69 |ga_FIV= 51
|win_SIX= 13 |draw_SIX= 7 | loss_SIX= 10 |gf_SIX= 55 |ga_SIX= 49
|win_SEV= 14 |draw_SEV= 4 | loss_SEV= 12 |gf_SEV= 72 |ga_SEV= 60
|win_EIG= 12 |draw_EIG= 8 | loss_EIG= 10 |gf_EIG= 46 |ga_EIG= 45
|win_NIN= 12 |draw_NIN= 5 | loss_NIN= 13 |gf_NIN= 64 |ga_NIN= 51
|win_TEN= 12 |draw_TEN= 5 | loss_TEN= 13 |gf_TEN= 77 |ga_TEN= 79
|win_ELE= 11 |draw_ELE= 7 | loss_ELE= 12 |gf_ELE= 56 |ga_ELE= 67
|win_TWE= 10 |draw_TWE= 7 | loss_TWE= 13 |gf_TWE= 48 |ga_TWE= 56
|win_AAA= 11 |draw_AAA= 4 | loss_AAA= 15 |gf_AAA= 58 |ga_AAA= 60
|win_AAB= 11 |draw_AAB= 4 | loss_AAB= 15 |gf_AAB= 47 |ga_AAB= 85
|win_AAC= 6 |draw_AAC= 6 | loss_AAC= 18 |gf_AAC= 37 |ga_AAC= 67
|win_AAD= 6 |draw_AAD= 3 | loss_AAD= 21 |gf_AAD= 42 |ga_AAD= 76


|name_ONE= Kickers Offenbach
|name_TWO= SSV Reutlingen
|name_THR= FC Schweinfurt 05
|name_FOR= Eintracht Frankfurt
|name_FIV= Karlsruher SC
|name_SIX= FSV Frankfurt
|name_SEV= BC Augsburg
|name_EIG= Schwaben Augsburg
|name_NIN= 1. FC Nürnberg
|name_TEN= VfR Mannheim
|name_ELE= SpVgg Fürth
|name_TWE= Stuttgarter Kickers
|name_AAA= VfB Stuttgart
|name_AAB= Jahn Regensburg
|name_AAC= KSV Hessen Kassel
|name_AAD= FC Bayern Munich


|status_AAC=R
|status_AAD=R


|class_rules = 1) Points;


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|col_R=red1 |text_R=Relegation to 2. Oberliga Süd


|winpoints=2
|drawpoints=1
|losspoints=0


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German championship

{{main|1955 German football championship}}

The 1955 German football championship was contested by the nine qualified Oberliga teams and won by Rot-Weiss Essen, defeating 1. FC Kaiserslautern in the final. The runners-up of the Oberligas, except Berlin, played pre-qualifying matches to determine which three of the four would go on to the group stage. The remaining eight clubs then played a home-and-away round of matches in two groups of four. The two group winners then advanced to the final.[7]

Qualifying

First round

{{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|SV Sodingen|| 3–0|SSV Reutlingen||}}
|}{{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|TuS Bremerhaven 93|| 3–3 aet |Wormatia Worms||}}
|}

Replay

{{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|TuS Bremerhaven 93|| 3–2 |Wormatia Worms||}}
|}

Second round

{{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|Wormatia Worms|| 2–1 |SSV Reutlingen||}}
|}

Group 1

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|win_TWO= 3 |draw_TWO= 2 | loss_TWO= 1 |gf_TWO= 8 |ga_TWO= 5
|win_THR= 2 |draw_THR= 3 | loss_THR= 1 |gf_THR= 13 |ga_THR= 9
|win_FOR= 0 |draw_FOR= 0 | loss_FOR= 6 |gf_FOR= 4 |ga_FOR= 23


|name_ONE= 1. FC Kaiserslautern
|name_TWO= Hamburger SV
|name_THR= SV Sodingen
|name_FOR= Viktoria 89 Berlin


|status_ONE=Q
|class_rules = 1) Points;


|res_col_header=PQR
|col_P=green1 |text_P=Qualified to final


|winpoints=2
|drawpoints=1
|losspoints=0


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Group 2

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|win_TWO= 2 |draw_TWO= 2 | loss_TWO= 2 |gf_TWO= 5 |ga_TWO= 10
|win_THR= 2 |draw_THR= 0 | loss_THR= 4 |gf_THR= 11 |ga_THR= 12
|win_FOR= 1 |draw_FOR= 2 | loss_FOR= 3 |gf_FOR= 6 |ga_FOR= 11


|name_ONE= Rot-Weiss Essen
|name_TWO= TuS Bremerhaven 93
|name_THR= Kickers Offenbach
|name_FOR= Wormatia Worms
|status_ONE=Q


|class_rules = 1) Points;


|res_col_header=PQR
|col_P=green1 |text_P=Qualified to final


|winpoints=2
|drawpoints=1
|losspoints=0


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Final

{{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|Rot-Weiss Essen|| 4–3 |1. FC Kaiserslautern||}}
|}

References

1. ^1 2 3 4 5 [https://books.google.com.au/books?id=qoc6iflnqJgC&pg=PA198&lpg=PA198&dq=Hamburger+SV+1953-54+oberliga&source=bl&ots=DqGtoiIrZt&sig=-d4H4i-iez2yeWL1J5tUz2VsOwI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjMia-kxevJAhWCchoKHTokBG0Q6AEIRzAH#v=onepage&q=Hamburger%20SV%201953-54%20oberliga&f=false Fußball-Torjägerstatistik Deutschland] {{de icon}} Goal scorer statistics Germany, author: Walter Grüber, published: 2011, accessed: 21 December 2015
2. ^(West) Germany -List of champions rsssf.com, accessed: 19 December 2015
3. ^Rot-Weiss Essen » Steckbrief {{de icon}} Weltfussball.de – Rot-Weiss Essen honours, accessed: 19 December 2015
4. ^1955: Königsklasse in Kinderschuhen {{de icon}} Weltfussball.de, published: 4 September 2015, accessed: 20 December 2015
5. ^East Germany 1946-1990 rsssf.com, accessed: 15 December 2015
6. ^100 Jahre Süddeutscher Fußball-Verband, page: 165
7. ^Das Finale der Deutschen Meisterschaft 1954/1955 {{de icon}} Fussballdaten.de, accessed: 16 December 2015

Sources

  • 30 Jahre Bundesliga {{de icon}} 30th anniversary special, publisher: kicker Sportmagazin, published: 1993
  • kicker-Almanach 1990 {{de icon}} Yearbook of German football, publisher: kicker Sportmagazin, published: 1989, {{ISBN|3-7679-0297-4}}
  • DSFS Liga-Chronik seit 1945 {{de icon}} publisher: DSFS, published: 2005
  • 100 Jahre Süddeutscher Fußball-Verband {{de icon}} 100 Years of the Southern German Football Federation, publisher: SFV, published: 1997

External links

  • The Oberligas on Fussballdaten.de {{de icon}}
{{Oberliga seasons}}{{1954–55 in European football (UEFA)}}{{Use dmy dates|date=December 2015}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Oberliga, 1954-55}}

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