At present, the club struggles in the lower ranks of the amateur divisions, and it is difficult to see a return to the upper echelons.
Full Name | Eintracht Duisburg 1848 e.V. | ||||||||||||||||
City | Duisburg (Nordrhein-Westfalen). Pop: 512,000 (2002) | ||||||||||||||||
Address | Postfach 350134, 47032 Duisburg | ||||||||||||||||
Colors | Red and White | ||||||||||||||||
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Stadium |
Fugmann-Kampfbahn Capacity: 3,000 Now known as Bezirkssportanlage Wedau III. Near the old Wedaustadion. In the 1950s, the capacity was 15,000. | ||||||||||||||||
Tickets |
Adult prices: DM 4. (2001) Don't worry about availability. Average attendance is about 20-40. Supporters |
About 1500 members, but a lot of those in worthless sports like badminton,
ping-pong and gymnastics.
| Friends |
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Foes |
Well obviously they don't like MSV Duisburg, but since they'll probably
never play, it isn't much of a rivalry right now.
| Heroes |
| Zeroes |
| Beer |
Hannen is a sponsor.
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Pub Grub |
Haus Eintracht, a restaurant/pub, is right on the grounds.
| The Net |
The official website is
www.eintrachtduisburg.de.vu .
For an excellent commerative page on the original Duisburger SV, check out
home.nexgo.de/duisburgersv
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Recent History:
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1964-65 (II) Regionalliga West 11th
1965-66 (II) Regionalliga West 11th
1966-67 (II) Regionalliga West 18th
1967-68 (III) Amateurliga Niederrhein 1st
1968-69 (II) Regionalliga West 17th
1969-70 (III) Amateurliga Niederrhein 4th
1970-71 (III) Amateurliga Niederrhein 6th
1971-72 (III) Amateurliga Niederrhein 8th
1972-73 (III) Amateurliga Niederrhein 4th
1973-74 (III) Amateurliga Niederrhein 7th
1974-75 (III) Amateurliga Niederrhein 10th
1975-76 (III) Amateurliga Niederrhein 16th
1976-77 (IV) Landesliga Niederrhein 14th
2001-02 (VIII) Kreisliga A
2003-04 (VIII) Kreisliga B Duisburg-2
2005-06 (VIII) Kreisliga B Duisburg-2
2005-06 (VIII) Kreisliga B Duisburg-2 7th
2006-07 (VIII) Kreisliga B Duisburg-2 6th
2007-08 (VIII) Kreisliga B Duisburg-2
(c) Abseits Guide to Germany