Wikipedia:WikiProject Football/Germany task force/Requested club articles
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Scope
editThis page serves as a guide to Football in Germany task force participants to determined which German club articles are requested or need to be written. Feel free to add any German football club, past or present, to the list. However, should a requested club not be noteworthy, an article is less likely to be created.
Equally, feel free to participate and create any of those articles yourself. A guide to useful information resources can be found at Wikipedia:WikiProject Football/Germany task force.
Aim
editThe aim of the German football task force is currently, to have an article for every club at Oberliga level and above. This saying, articles about clubs below this level are equally as welcome.
Articles requested
editFeel free to add any German club to the list you wish to know more about. Check the lists below to see whether the article has already been requested under a different category. Some clubs will qualify for more then one category. If unsure, add to this category and somebody else will categorise it.
Missing articles on notable Oberliga clubs
editThis is a list of missing articles for clubs playing at Oberliga level in 2016–17.
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- Eutin 08
- SpVgg Flensburg 08
- TSB Flensburg
- TuS Hartenholm
- TSV Kropp
- TSV Lägerdorf
- Union Neumünster
- Oldenburger SV
- SV Frisia Risum-Lindholm
- TSG Concordia Schönkirchen
- NTSV Strand 08
- SV Todesfelde
- VfL Alfter
- Viktoria Arnoldsweiler
- Hilal Bergheim
- TSC Euskirchen
- Borussia Freialdenhoven
- Blau-Weiß Friesdorf
- FC Inde Hahn
- TV Herkenrath
- FC Hürth
- VfL Rheinbach
- SpVg Wesseling-Urfeld
Articles on historic football clubs
editFormer German territories
editThis section covers clubs now defunct or from regions that were part of Germany before 1945.
Current German territories
editThis section covers clubs historically successful but have fallen into decline since 1945.
Articles on reserve teams
editArticles on notable reserve teams which have played at Regionalliga level, in the DFB-Pokal or have won the German amateur football championship:
- FC St. Pauli II (currently a redirect page)
- Fortuna Düsseldorf II (currently a redirect page)
- F.C. Hansa Rostock II (currently a redirect page)
- FC Energie Cottbus II (currently a redirect page)
- 1. FC Union Berlin II (currently a redirect page)
- Holstein Kiel II (currently a redirect page)
- RB Leipzig II (currently a redirect page)
Former East German clubs
editThese clubs most likely now compete under a different name but have last played in the DDR-Oberliga under the following name:
The old Oberligas 1945 to 1963
editClubs that played in the "old" Oberliga, then the highest level of play in Germany:
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DFB-Pokal
editAmateur clubs who have reached the round of the last 16 in the DFB-Pokal:
Amateur clubs who have played in the DFB-Pokal in recent times (since 2000)
- SC Halberg Brebach
- BW Brühl
- FC Schüttdorf 09
- Concordia Ihrhove
- TSV Völpke
- FC Kutzhof
- Preußen Magdeburg
Bavarian clubs
editThe following amateur clubs from Bavaria have played in the cup and have not yet received an article:
- TSV 1860 Weißenburg
- FSV Teutonia Obernau
- MTV Fürth
- TuS Feuchtwangen
- TuS Rosenberg
- TSV Südwest Nürnberg
- ETSV Landshut
- SV Haidlfing
- FC Ottering
- FSV Pfaffenhofen
- TSV Röttenbach
- TSV Marktl
- FC Miltach
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