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BSC Kickers 1900 Berlin
BSC Kickers 1900 Berlin finishes. On 1 January 1912, they merged with Berliner
Fußballclub Hubertus 05 (established 23 September 1905) to
form Berliner Sport-Club Hubertuself. A subsequent merg-
er with Ballspielverein Sportlust-Borussia 1899 Schöneberg in
1923 created Kickers. BSV was the product of an earlier
1920 union between TuFC Sportlust 1904 and Schöneberger
FC Borussia which had been formed 1 March 1899 as Ber-
liner TuFC Borussia.
Success through the 1920s
Full name Berliner Sportclub Kickers 1900 e.V.
Schöneberger Kickers were a competitive side in the early
Founded 1900 1920s, and after a second place finish in Staffel B of the
League Kreisliga B Oberliga Berlin-Brandenburg in 1925–26, followed up
with a first place result the next season. They lost the
2008–09 16th, Kreisliga A Staffel 4, relegated divisional final to Hertha Berlin, but still advanced to the
national level playoff. They beat Duisburger SV (5:4) in
an eighthfinal match-up, before being convincingly put
out in the quarterfinals by defending national champions
SpVgg Fürth (0:9). The team also took part in the 1927 Ber-
liner Pokal (Berlin Cup) where the advanced out of the
quarterfinal by beating BV Luckenwalde (2:1) before being
eliminated in the semifinals by Viktoria 89 Berlin (1:3).
The following season Kickers adopted the name Ber-
liner Sport-Club 1900 Kickers. Their play slipped and after a
10th place finish in 1931, the team was bankrupted and
out of first division play. A new club called Berliner SC
Grün-Weiß-Rot was quickly formed (1 July 1931) out of the
ashes of the old, and it took on the name Kickers on 1
January 1934. The club remained an anonymous side in
lower-tier city play over the next decade-and-half.
Postwar play
Home colours Away colours
After World War II, occupying Allied authorities disband-
ed organizations throughout the country, including
BSC Kickers 1900 Berlin is a German association football
sports and football clubs. The former membership of
club from the Schöneberg district of south central Berlin.
Kickers became part of the community-based Sportgruppe
The roots of the club are in the establishment of Berliner
Schöneberg Nord which took up play in the postwar
Thor- und Fußball Club Elf on 1 November 1900. This was
Stadtliga Berlin in 1945–46 and the Amateurliga Berlin
followed by a series of mergers that led to the formation
(II) in 1946–47. By 1949, SG re-adopted its historical iden-
of Schöneberger FC Kickers 1900 in 1923 and the club’s ad-
tity as Kickers and in 1953 advanced to the Oberliga Berlin
vance to first division play in the Oberliga Berlin-Bran-
(I) for a single season on the strength of a second place
denburg (I).
Amateurliga result.
Following the formation of the top-flight Bundesliga
History in 1963, the Amateurliga became a third-tier circuit.
Another second place finish there in 1966 saw Kickers
Early mergers promoted to the Regionalliga Berlin (II) where they
would remain for four seasons until being sent down in
From 1904 to 1906, predecessor BTuFC Elf was part of
1970. [1] They made single-season appearances in Oberli-
the Märkischen Meisterschaft, one of two competing top-
ga (IV) and Landesliga (V) in 1974 and 1996 respectively,
flight city leagues, where they earned only lower table
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but have since slipped to obscurity, descending through
Bezirksliga to play most of the past four decades in the
References
Kreisliga. Kickers are today part of the Kreisliga B (X). [1] Grüne, Hardy (2001). Enzyklopädie des deutschen
Ligafußballs 7. Vereinslexikon. Kassel: Agon-
Sportverlag. ISBN 978-3-89784-147-5.
• Das deutsche Fußball-Archiv historical German
External links domestic league tables (German)
• Official team site
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