Spain I Division

 

Spain. Ranked 6^th by UEFA. I Division

 
                          Pd   W  D  L  GF GA Pts
 1.VALENCIA CF             30  18  7  5  41-19  43
 2.FC Barcelona            30  19  5  6  50-22  43
 3.Atlético de Madrid      30  17  8  5  51-20  42
 4.Real Madrid             30  17  7  6  46-24  41
 5.Athletic de Bilbao      30  14  7  9  40-31  35
 6.RC Celta                30  15  5 10  37-32  35
 7.Sevilla FC              30  13  6 11  34-42  32
 8.Real Sociedad           30  10  9 11  23-27  29
Top row from left: Viberti, Martínez, Álvarez, Monreal. Middle row: Espejo, Beigveder, Cabral, Irles, Pons, Deusto, Roldán, Arias, Vilanova, Kalmar (entrenador). Sitting: Montero, Goicoechea, Mori, Migueli, Varela, Conejo, Benítez, Bua, Chuzo, Macias, Aragón.
 9.CD Málaga               30   8 12 10  27-32  28
10.Granada CF              30  10  8 12  33-34  28

Standing from left: Galán,(desconocidos),Solsona,Romero,Griffa,Osorio,Daucik,Lico,Glaría,Marín,Juan Manuel,Ochoa,Bertomeu,(x)
Front:(desconocidos),Granero,(desconocido),Amas,Yanko,Re,José María,Amiano,Rodilla,Pepín,Martínez, (desconocido). 
11.RCD Español             30   8  9 13  18-25  25
12.Sporting de Gijón       30  10  5 15  35-44  25
13.CD Sabadell             30   8  5 17  28-49  21
14.UD Las Palmas           30   5 10 15  33-42  20
15.Elche CF                30   4 10 16  25-46  18
16.Real Zaragoza           30   3  9 18  22-54  15

Valenica won their 4^th title, coached by Alfredo di Stefano. It was a long wait – since 1947 – but finally a triumph. If goal-difference counted, Valencia would have been second... so, lucky to a point, having better record (a win and a tie) against Barcelona.

West Germany the Cup

 

Cup:

FC Bayern München               2-1 1.FC Köln                    [aet]

1.FC Koln failed to win the trophy second year in a row. Twice unlucky, this time lost in extra time.

Bayern won their 5^th Cup.

West Germany Amateur Championship

 

Amateur championship. SC Julich and Eintracht Braunschweig Amateure reached the final and SC Julich won it 1-0.

SC Julich 1910 won their third consecutive amateur title in front of 6000 fans. The gates declined significantly – in 1968-69 the final was attended by 12 000.

West Germany Promotional Tournament

 

Promotional tournament of the regional champions. The winner of each group promoted to the Bundesliga.

Group A

 1. VfL Bochum   8  7  0  1 23:11 +12 14:2

 2. VfL Osnabrück   8  3  1  4 11:13  −2 7:9

 3. FK Pirmasens   8  3  1  4 11:14  −3 7:9

 4. Karlsruher SC   8  3  1  4 9:12  −3 7:9

 5. SC Tasmania 1900 Berlin  8  2  1  5 13:17  −4 5:11

Group B

 1. Fortuna Düsseldorf   8  6  2  0 19:7 +12 14:2

 2. Borussia Neunkirchen  8  4  1  3 11:9  +2 9:7

 3. FC St. Pauli   8  3  2  3 10:14  −4 8:8

 4. 1. FC Nürnberg   8  3  1  4 14:10  +4 7:9

 5. Wacker 04 Berlin   8  1  0  7 6:20 −14 2:14

West Germany Regional Leagues

 

Regional leagues – 5 of them, the winners and second-placed going to promotional tournament. Here some of the particpipants.

Nord:

VfL Osnabruck – 1^st.

FC St. Pauli - 2^nd

VfB Lubeck - 3^rd

HSV Barmbek-Uhlenhorst - 5^th

Bremerhaven 93 - 8^th

VfL Wolfsburg - 9^th

Berlin:

Tasmania 1900 - 1^st

Wacker 04 - 2^nd

Tennis Borussia - 4^th

Hertha 03 Zehlendorf - 5^th

West:

VfL Bochum - 1^st

Fortuna Dusseldorf (the foto is from the promotional tournament) - 2^nd

Wuppertaler SV - 3^rd

SC Fortuna Koln - 4^th

Alemannia Aachen - 6^th

SC Viktoria Koln - 10^th

Schwarz-Weiss Essen - 11^th

Sudwest:

Borussia Neunkirchen - 1^st

FK Pirmasens - 2^nd

1.FC Saarbrucken - 4^th

FC 08 Homburg - 8^th

SV Rochling Volklingen - 10^th

Sud:

1.FC Nurnberg - 1^st

Karlsruher SC - 2^nd

KSV Hessen Kassel - 3^rd

TSV 1860 Munchen - 4^th

Jahn Regensburg - 5^th

FC Schweinfurt 05 - 6^th

SpVgg. Furth - 7^th

Stuttgarter Kickers - 10^th

SSV Reutlingen - 15^th

VfR Mannheim – 16^th.