SpVgg Unterhaching
Squad
Kenny Prince Redondo2013current
Stefan Marinovic2014current
Maximilian Nicu2015current
Ulrich Taffertshofer2015current
Caleb Clarke2016current
Vitalij Lux2016current
Christoph Gregercurrent- Florian Dietzcurrent
Maximilian Kraußcurrent
Nico Mantlcurrent
Orestis Kiomourtzogloucurrent
Robert Glatzelcurrent- Stefan Schimmercurrent
Rainer Adrion1982–1984
Reiner Maurer1982–1983
Edmund Stöhr1985–1991
Manfred Bender1985–1989- Roland Seitz1985–1986
- Bodo Schmidt1989–1991
- Ralf Bucher1989–2009
- Matthias Hamann1990–1992
- Alexander Löbe1992–1993
Sergio Allievi1992–1993- Fahrettin Durak1994–1995
Volodymyr Lyutyi1994–1994- Rajko Tavčar1995–1996
- Alexander Strehmel1996–2004
- Abdelaziz Ahanfouf1997–1999
- Altin Rraklli1997–2002
- Jochen Seitz1997–2000
Lothar Sippel1997–1997
Gerhard Tremmel1998–2002
Jan Seifert1998–2004- Michael Spies1998–2000
- Sascha Lense1998–1999
Skerdilaid Curri1998–1998- Alberto Mendez1999–2000
André Breitenreiter1999–2002
Danny Schwarz1999–2002- Ludwig Kögl1999–2001
Marco Haber1999–2002
Alexander Bugera2000–2002
David Zdrilic2000–2002- Dietmar Hirsch2000–2001
- Džoni Novak2000–2002
- Francisco Copado2000–2005
Hendrik Herzog2000–2002
Thomas Broich2000–2001- Abdelaziz Ahanfouf2001–2001
Ivica Majstorović2001–2007
Markus Weinzierl2001–2001- Martin Čížek2001–2002
Philipp Heerwagen2001–2007
Stefan Lexa2001–2002
Angelo Vaccaro2002–2005- Darlington Omodiagbe2002–2007
Goran Šukalo2002–2005- Maximilian Nicu2002–2004
- Olivier Djappa2002–2003
Stefan Leitl2002–2004
Uwe Rösler2002–2002
Barbaros Barut2003–2005
Necat Aygün2003–2005- Carsten Sträßer2004–2007
- Charles Kwabla Akonnor2004–2005
- Rajko Tavčar2004–2007
- Sebastian Helbig2004–2004
Thomas Sobotzik2004–2007- Marijo Marić2005–2005
- Miroslav Stević2005–2005
- Miroslav Stević2005–2006
Nicolas Feldhahn2005–2007- Paweł Thomik2005–2007
Stefan Buck2005–2007- İbrahim Aydemir2005–2005
- Frédéric Page2006–2007
Kai Oswald2006–2006- Michal Kolomazník2006–2008
- Nico Frommer2006–2007
- Nico Frommer2006–2006
Bernd Nehrig2007–2007
Ceyhun Gülselam2007–2008- Darius Kampa2007–2011
Oliver Fink2007–2009
Ricardo Villar2007–2009- Robert Zillner2007–2011
Roman Týce2007–2011- İbrahim Aydemir2007–2008
Anton Fink2008–2009- Milan Susak2008–2010
Patrick Ziegler2008–2012
Tobias Schweinsteiger2008–2010- Francisco Copado2009–2009
Leandro Grech2009–2011
Manuel Konrad2009–2009- Manuel Konrad2009–2010
- Markus Schwabl2009–2013
- Abdenour Amachaibou2010–2012
Benjamin Schwarz2010–2010
Garðar Gunnlaugsson2010–2011
Marc Nygaard2010–2011
Michael Hefele2010–2012- Michael Stegmayer2010–2012
Michael Vitzthum2010–2012- Ricardo Villar2010–2010
Torben Hoffmann2010–2011
Emmanuel Krontiris2011–2012
Florian Niederlechner2011–2013- Jonas Hummels2011–2016
Korbinian Vollmann2011–2012
Sascha Bigalke2011–2012
Andreas Voglsammer2012–2015- Florian Rudy2012–2013
Janik Haberer2012–2014
Lucas Hufnagel2012–2015- Manuel Fischer2012–2013
- Manuel Fischer2012–2012
Marius Willsch2012–2014- Roman Prokoph2012–2012
Savio Nsereko2012–2012
Alexander Hack2013–2014- Benjamin Schwarz2013–2015
- Fabian Götze2013–2015
- Mario Erb2013–2015
Michael Zetterer2013–2015
Pascal Köpke2013–2015- Tobias Schweinsteiger2013–2013
- Alon Abelski2014–2015
- Damian Gąska2014–2015
Dominik Widemann2014–2015- Florian Heller2014–2014
- Jan Koch2014–2015
- Markus Schwabl2014–2015
Sandro Kaiser2014–2014- Sascha Bigalke2014–2015
Finn Porath2017–2019
Hong Hyun-seok2018–2019
SpVgg Unterhaching is a sports club based in Germany, known for its football team.
The club was established on January 1, 1925, and was dissolved in 1933, only to be re-established in 1945.
Unterhaching's football team began its rise through the ranks in 1976, achieving several promotions over the years.
Biography
Formation and Early History
SpVgg Unterhaching, a German sports club based in Unterhaching, was established on January 1, 1925, as an independent football club, having originally been part of the gymnastics and sports club TSV Hachinger. The club's early years saw it rise through the ranks, achieving its first promotion to a higher division in 1931. However, the club faced a significant setback when it was dissolved in 1933 by the Nazis, deemed "politically unreliable," and it would not be re-established until 1945, resuming play in the amateur fourth division B-Klasse.
Rise Through the Ranks
The club remained relatively anonymous until a resurgence began in 1976, marked by a promotion from B-Klasse to A-Klasse. This upward trajectory continued as they climbed to the Bezirksliga in 1977 and then to the Landesliga Bayern-Süd in 1979. By 1981, Unterhaching reached the Oberliga Bayern, the highest amateur division at the time, and finished first in 1983, earning a playoff appearance for the 2. Bundesliga, though they did not advance. After several attempts, they finally secured a spot in the 2. Bundesliga in 1989, but faced relegation shortly after. They were promoted again in 1992 but were relegated once more after a marginally better performance.
Bundesliga and Recent Developments
The club's most notable period came between 1999 and 2001 when they played in the Bundesliga, the top tier of German football, alongside renowned teams like Bayern Munich and 1860 Munich. After fluctuating between divisions, Unterhaching achieved promotion to the 3. Liga in June 2023 after a decisive aggregate victory over Cottbus. The club has also made a name for itself in other sports, particularly bobsleigh, where it has won several world and Olympic titles.
Legacy
SpVgg Unterhaching has a rich history of youth development, with multiple championships in the Bavarian Under 19, Under 17, and Under 15 categories, showcasing its commitment to nurturing young talent. The club continues to be a significant part of the local sports culture in Bavaria, with aspirations to return to higher divisions in German football.
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Career & Clubs
Early history
Originally part of the gymnastics and sports club TSV Hachinger, SpVgg Unterhaching was established as an independent football club on 1 January 1925. Their first promotion to a higher division came in 1931 and they went on to be promoted to the A-Klasse a year later. However, the club was dissolved in 1933 as it was regarded as "politically unreliable" by the Nazis and was not re-established until after the end of World War II in 1945 to resume play in the amateur fourth division B-Klasse.
A rise through the ranks
Unterhaching's football team was only an anonymous local amateur team with no significant successes until a climb through league ranks that began in 1976 with promotion from B-Klasse to A-Klasse play. A first-place finished earned the club quick promotion to the Bezirksliga in 1977. Continued good play put the team into the fourth-division Landesliga Bayern-Süd in 1979 and then the Oberliga Bayern (III), the highest amateur division at the time, by 1981. Unterhaching finished first there in 1983 to earn an appearance in the playoff round for the 2. Bundesliga, but failed to advance. They suffered a similar fate in 1988 when they next appeared in the promotion round. The club finally emerged from the Oberliga to play in the 2. Bundesliga in 1989, but were quickly relegated after a 20th-place finish. Promoted a second time in 1992, they were once again sent down after a marginally better 18th-place result. Unterhaching next appeared…
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- 3. Liga
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- Regionalliga Bayern
Legacy
The club's honours:
Youth
Bavarian Under 19 championship Champions: 2004, 2008, 2011 Runners-up: 2007, 2015, 2016 Bavarian Under 17 championship Champions: 2002, 2004, 2011, 2016 Runners-up: 2007, 2009 Bavarian Under 15 championship Champions: 2011 Runners-up: 1993, 2004, 2006, 2013, 2015, 2016 ‡ Reserve team
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Identifiers & aliases
Spielvereinigung Unterhaching is a German sports club in Unterhaching, a semi-rural municipality on the southern outskirts of the Bavarian capital Munich. The club is widely known for playing in the first-division association football league Bundesliga alongside its more famous cousins, Bayern Munich and 1860 Munich, for two seasons between 1999 and 2001, while the club's bobsleigh department has captured several world and Olympic titles. The football team won promotion into the 3. Liga after beating Cottbus 4–1 on aggregate in June 2023. The club was established as an independent football club on 1 January 1925. It was dissolved in 1933 by the Nazis as "politically unreliable" and re-established in 1945.
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