Fixtures

Germany Regionalliga North East 09/12 17:00 7 VSG Altglienicke vs Zwickau - View
Germany Regionalliga North East 09/16 17:00 8 VSG Altglienicke vs ZFC Meuselwitz - View
Germany Regionalliga North East 09/19 17:00 9 Babelsberg 03 vs VSG Altglienicke - View
Germany Regionalliga North East 09/28 12:00 10 VSG Altglienicke vs BFC Dynamo - View
Germany Regionalliga North East 10/05 12:00 11 BSG Chemie Leipzig vs VSG Altglienicke - View
Germany Regionalliga North East 10/19 12:00 12 VSG Altglienicke vs Hallescher FC - View

Results

Germany Regionalliga North East 08/29 17:00 6 FSV 63 Luckenwalde v VSG Altglienicke W 1-3
Germany Regionalliga North East 08/26 17:00 5 VSG Altglienicke v Rot-Weiss Erfurt L 1-3
Germany Regionalliga North East 08/22 17:00 4 Eilenburg v VSG Altglienicke W 0-2
Germany Regionalliga North East 08/08 17:00 3 VSG Altglienicke v Carl Zeiss Jena W 2-1
Germany Regionalliga North East 08/01 17:00 2 FC Lok Leipzig v VSG Altglienicke L 1-0
Germany Regionalliga North East 07/25 17:00 1 VSG Altglienicke v Hertha Zehlendorf W 2-0
Club Friendly List 07/04 15:00 - Cottbus v VSG Altglienicke L 4-2
Germany Regionalliga North East 05/18 11:00 34 FSV 63 Luckenwalde v VSG Altglienicke D 0-0
Germany Regionalliga North East 05/11 11:00 33 VSG Altglienicke v Rot-Weiss Erfurt L 0-1
Germany Regionalliga North East 05/03 11:00 32 Plauen v VSG Altglienicke W 0-3
Germany Regionalliga North East 04/27 11:00 31 VSG Altglienicke v Chemnitzer L 0-2
Germany Regionalliga North East 04/17 16:00 30 Greifswalder FC v VSG Altglienicke L 2-1

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 35 17 18
Wins 14 9 5
Draws 10 4 6
Losses 11 4 7
Goals for 47 25 22
Goals against 38 17 21
Clean sheets 12 6 6
Failed to score 12 4 8

Wikipedia - VSG Altglienicke

VSG Altglienicke (Volkssport Gemeinschaft Altglienicke) is a German football club based in the locality of Altglienicke, in the borough of Treptow-Köpenick, Berlin. The football department is part of a larger multi-sport club offering activities such as volleyball, handball, gymnastics, bowling, and senior sports. The team competes in the Regionalliga Nordost, the fourth tier of the German football league system.

Founded as a local sports organisation, VSG Altglienicke spent much of its early history in the lower levels of East German football. Since German reunification, the club gradually climbed the regional league system, earning promotion to the Regionalliga in 2017. In subsequent seasons, Altglienicke has established itself as a consistent contender at that level, achieving several top-table finishes and participating in promotion play-offs, though without securing elevation to the professional 3. Liga.

The club plays its home matches at the Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark or alternate Berlin venues compliant with league licensing requirements, as its traditional ground, the Altglienicker Grundschuleplatz, does not meet the standards for higher-tier football. The team's colours are blue and white.

History

VSG acknowledges the role of several local Altglienicke sides in the club's history. The first of these is MTV Spiess founded in 1883 out of a gymnastics club formed in mid-century. As was common at the time the club had a nationalistic, martial character. This sports association soon adopted handball, a legacy passed on to the modern day club.

Two other local clubs, Altenglienicker Arbeiter- und Turnsportverein (also known as Bewegungsclub Freiheit) and Altglienicker Ballspielclub were formed in 1906. Each of these clubs had football departments with AATSV also having an athletics section. All three associations were active through to 1933 when the membership of AATSV appears to have been dispersed to the other clubs.

The traditional crest of VSG Altglienicke

After World War II occupying Allied authorities banned all existing organizations in Germany, including sports and football associations. Sports clubs were soon reformed and in 1948 Altglienicker Sportverein emerged bringing together the memberships of the old clubs in one association. By 1951 the club had constructed a new stadium, but was also under pressure from East German sports authorities to merge with BSG Chemie Adlershof. They were able to resist this move but were forced into a name change, becoming Volkssport Gemeinschaft Altglienicke, which was deemed to be more politically correct. The club was also able to deflect a second attempt at amalgamation in the 60s, this time with BSG Fernsehen. After the reunification of the country the club voted to retain its identity as VSG rather than once again becoming ASV.

The club played in the tier five NOFV-Oberliga Nord in 2013–14 but, at the end of season, voluntarily withdrew to the Berlin-Liga despite finishing seventh in the league. They returned to the Oberliga in 2016 after a league championship in the Berlin-Liga, and were promoted to the Regionalliga Nordost the following year.

Controversy

VSG found itself embroiled in controversy after second-team players were alleged to have made anti-Semitic remarks and fans chanted and displayed similarly offensive slogans during a Kreisliga-B Berlin match against TuS Makkabi Berlin in October 2006. The match was ordered replayed after Makkabi left the field in protest in the 78th minute and Altglienicke was directed to play its next two matches before empty stands. Team managers and players were also required to attend anti-racism seminars or face a ban from playing in any Berlin league.

VSG Altglienicke is a German football club based in the district of Altglienicke in Berlin. Founded in 1997, the club has quickly established itself as a competitive force in the regional leagues. VSG Altglienicke is known for its strong community ties and commitment to developing local talent, fostering a passionate fan base that supports the team through thick and thin.

The club's colors are typically represented in their kits, which feature a blend of traditional and modern designs, reflecting their ambition and heritage. VSG Altglienicke plays its home matches at the Stadion Altglienicke, a venue that provides an intimate atmosphere for fans to cheer on their team.

In recent years, VSG Altglienicke has made strides in the competitive landscape of German football, aiming for promotion to higher leagues while maintaining a focus on youth development and community engagement. The team's playing style is characterized by a blend of tactical discipline and attacking flair, making their matches exciting to watch.

With a dedicated coaching staff and a roster of talented players, VSG Altglienicke continues to strive for success on the pitch, embodying the spirit of determination and resilience that is synonymous with German football.