Second Fußball-Bundesliga 1974–75

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The 1974/75 season was the naugural season of the newly created 2. Fußball-Bundesliga. It was split into two divisions, North and South. The champions of each division won promotion to the Bundesliga while the second placed teams entered a play-off. The bottom four teams of each division were relegated.

Contents 1 Final table north 1.1 Top scorers 2 Final table south 2.1 Top scorers 3 Promotion play-off

[edit] Final table north

Pl.	Club	Pl	W	D	L	Goals	Diff.	Points
1.	Hannover 96	38	25	4	9	93:39	+54	54-22
2.	Bayer Uerdingen	38	20	11	7	66:38	+28	51-25
3.	FC St. Pauli	38	22	6	10	77:48	+29	50-26
4.	Arminia Bielefeld	38	18	14	6	68:47	+21	50-26
5.	Fortuna Köln	38	21	4	13	69:43	+26	46-30
6.	Borussia Dortmund	38	17	12	9	65:44	+21	46-30
7.	SG Wattenscheid 09	38	18	10	10	72:53	+19	46-30
8.	VfL Osnabrück	38	16	10	12	81:62	+19	42-34
9.	Preußen Münster	38	17	8	13	73:63	+10	42-34
10.	Göttingen 05	38	15	9	14	60:66	-6	39-37
11.	1. FC Mülheim	38	12	12	14	47:64	-17	36-40
12.	Schwarz-Weiß Essen	38	13	8	17	55:69	-14	34-42
13.	Wacker 04 Berlin	38	13	7	18	54:68	-14	33-43
14.	DJK Gütersloh	38	11	10	17	57:63	-6	32-44
15.	Alemannia Aachen	38	11	8	19	57:71	-14	30-46
16.	SpVgg Erkenschwick	38	9	11	18	49:70	-21	29-47
17.	Olympia Wilhelmshaven	38	10	7	21	54:81	-27	27-49
18.	Rot-Weiß Oberhausen	38	6	15	17	38:66	-28	27-49
19.	VfL Wolfsburg	38	10	6	22	61:89	-28	26-50
20.	HSV Barmbek-Uhlenhorst	38	6	8	24	34:86	-52	20-56

[edit] Top scorers

Goals	Player	Team
29	Volker Graul	Arminia Bielefeld
26	Gerd-Volker Schock	VfL Osnabrück
24	Rüdiger Wenzel	FC St. Pauli
23	Peter Dahl	Hannover 96
20	Gerd Kasperski	Hannover 96
	Rolf Kucharski	Alemannia Aachen
19	Wolfgang John	Wacker 04 Berlin
	Wolf-Rüdiger Krause	VfL Wolfsburg
	Roland Stegmayer	Hannover 96
18	Hans Fritsche	Schwarz-Weiß Essen

[edit] Final table south

Pl.	Club	Pl	W	D	L	Goals	Diff.	Points
1.	Karlsruher SC	38	22	6	10	76:50	+26	50-26
2.	FK Pirmasens	38	19	10	9	75:62	+13	48-28
3.	FC Schweinfurt 05	38	19	10	9	65:59	+6	48-28
4.	FC Bayern Hof	38	18	10	10	65:46	+19	46-30
5.	1860 München	38	20	5	13	64:45	+19	45-31
6.	1. FC Nuremberg	38	17	8	13	70:52	+18	42-34
7.	1. FC Saarbrücken	38	15	11	12	72:52	+20	41-35
8.	SV Waldhof Mannheim	38	16	8	14	52:42	+10	40-36
9.	SpVgg Bayreuth	38	15	10	13	53:50	+3	40-36
10.	Darmstadt 98	38	16	7	15	68:62	+6	39-37
11.	FSV Mainz 05	38	14	10	14	63:60	+3	38-38
12.	FC Augsburg	38	12	13	13	61:63	-2	37-39
13.	Röchling Völklingen	38	11	12	15	56:54	+2	34-42
14.	FC Homburg	38	13	8	17	71:74	-3	34-42
15.	SpVgg Fürth	38	12	10	16	40:48	-8	34-42
16.	Stuttgarter Kickers	38	13	7	18	52:61	-9	33-43
17.	VfR Heilbronn	38	10	10	18	51:78	-27	30-46
18.	Borussia Neunkirchen	38	11	6	21	49:73	-24	28-48
19.	VfR Wormatia Worms	38	9	9	20	36:66	-30	27-49
20.	VfR Mannheim	38	8	10	20	43:85	-42	26-50

Legend
Promoted in Bundesliga
Participant Deciding matches
Relegated

[edit] Top scorers

Goals	Player	Team
25	Bernd Hoffmann	Karlsruher SC
23	Ferdinand Keller	TSV 1860 München
21	Otmar Ludwig	FC 08 Homburg
	Hans Walitza	1. FC Nürnberg
17	Gilbert Dussier	Röchling Völklingen
16	Lothar Emmerich	FC Schweinfurt 05
	Werner Seubert	FC Schweinfurt 05
15	Harald Aumeier	FC Schweinfurt 05
	Harry Erhart	FK Pirmasens
	Gerhard Pankotsch	FC 08 Homburg
	Gerd Warken	Röchling Völklingen
	Dieter Weinkauff	FK Pirmasens
	Hartmut Werner	FC Bayern Hof

[edit] Promotion play-off

The second placed teams of each division entered a two-leg promotion play-off.

Deciding matches
FK Pirmasens - Bayer Uerdingen	4:4
Bayer Uerdingen - FK Pirmasens	6:0

Bayer Uerdingen was promoted to Bundesliga.

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