Germany Oberliga Mittelrhein

Germany Oberliga Mittelrhein

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DateRHome v Away-
09/17 13:00 6 FC Germania Teveren v Eintracht Hohkeppel 0-4
09/12 18:00 5 [2] SpVg Frechen 20 v Siegburger SV 04 [11] 6-1
09/10 13:30 5 [2] Eintracht Hohkeppel v TuS BW Konigsdorf [6] 3-1
09/10 13:15 5 FC Union Schafhausen v VfL Vichttal 0-2
09/10 13:15 5 [15] Bonn Endenich 08 v Bergisch Gladbach 09 [3] 0-1
09/10 13:15 5 SpVg Frechen 20 v Siegburger SV 04 Cancelled
09/10 13:00 5 BC Viktoria Glesch Paffendorf v Fortuna Cologne II DBFA
09/10 13:00 5 Bonner SC v FC Hurth Cancelled
09/10 13:00 5 [13] FC Hennef 05 v FC Germania Teveren [4] 1-2
09/07 18:00 5 [8] Borussia Freialdenhoven v SpVg Porz 1919 [14] 1-2
09/03 13:30 4 [15] Fortuna Cologne II v FC Union Schafhausen [10] 5-1
09/03 13:30 4 VfL Vichttal v SpVg Frechen 20 3-4
09/03 13:30 4 Eintracht Hohkeppel v Bonn Endenich 1908 4-1
09/03 13:30 4 TuS BW Konigsdorf v FC Hennef 05 1-1
09/03 13:15 4 FC Hurth v Borussia Freialdenhoven 1-5
09/03 13:00 4 [16] SpVg Porz 1919 v BC Viktoria Glesch Paffendorf [7] 1-0
09/03 13:00 4 FC Germania Teveren v Bonner SC 1-3
09/01 17:30 4 [7] Siegburger SV 04 v Bergisch Gladbach 09 [5] 1-3
08/27 13:15 3 FC Union Schafhausen v SpVg Porz 1919 1-0
08/27 13:15 3 Bonn Endenich 1908 v Siegburger SV 04 1-0
08/27 13:15 3 SpVg Frechen 20 v Fortuna Cologne II 3-0
08/27 13:00 3 Bergisch Gladbach 09 v VfL Vichttal 0-2
08/27 13:00 3 BC Viktoria Glesch Paffendorf v FC Hurth DBFA
08/27 13:00 3 FC Hennef 05 v Eintracht Hohkeppel 0-5
08/27 13:00 3 Borussia Freialdenhoven v FC Germania Teveren 1-1
08/27 13:00 3 Bonner SC v TuS BW Konigsdorf 0-1
08/20 13:30 2 [8] Fortuna Cologne II v Bergisch Gladbach 09 [5] 2-5
08/20 13:30 2 [2] VfL Vichttal v Siegburger SV 04 [8] 1-3
08/20 13:30 2 Eintracht Hohkeppel v Bonner SC 0-0
08/20 13:30 2 TuS BW Konigsdorf v Borussia Freialdenhoven 2-1

Wikipedia - Mittelrheinliga

The Mittelrheinliga (English: Middle Rhine League), sometimes also referred to as Oberliga Mittelrhein after its elevation to Oberliga status in 2012, is a German amateur football division administered by the Football association of the Middle Rhine, one of the 21 German state football associations. Being the top flight of the Middle Rhine state association, the league is currently a level 5 division of the German football league system.

The Germany Oberliga Mittelrhein is a prominent regional soccer league that serves as one of the key competitions within the German football pyramid. Established in 1978, it operates as the fifth tier of the German football league system, featuring clubs primarily from the North Rhine-Westphalia region. The league is known for its competitive spirit and passionate fan base, showcasing a mix of historic clubs and emerging talent.

The tournament typically consists of a series of matches played in a round-robin format, where teams compete for points to secure their position in the standings. The top teams at the end of the season have the opportunity to earn promotion to the higher-level Regionalliga West, while the lower-ranked teams face the threat of relegation to the lower divisions.

The Oberliga Mittelrhein is not only a platform for local clubs to demonstrate their skills but also a breeding ground for future stars of German football. With a rich history and a vibrant atmosphere, the league captures the essence of grassroots soccer, drawing in dedicated supporters and fostering community pride. Each season, the tournament promises thrilling matches, intense rivalries, and unforgettable moments on the pitch.