Shock at the indoor town championship: defending champion flies out!

Shock at the indoor town championship: defending champion flies out!

Oberhausen, Deutschland - On January 5, 2025, the preliminary round of the indoor town championship in Oberhausen will be completed. Eight final round participants are sought, with the defending champion Sterkrade 72 has already left. Reviersport reports on day two of the event, which takes place in the Willy Jürissen-Halle. The games take 10 minutes and there is no gang.

At the beginning of the match day, groups 5 and 6. The favorites include Sterkrade 06/07 and Arminia Klosterhardt. The group overview looks like this:

• Group 5: Sterkrade 06/07, Adler Osterfeld, Hobby-Liga Oberhausen, FC Avista Oberhausen.
• Group 6: Arminia Klosterhardt, SuS 21 Oberhausen, Hibernia Alstaden, FC Bosphorus Oberhausen.
• Group 7: Schwarz-Weiß Alstaden, Glück-Auf Sterkrade, Sportfreunde 06 Sterkrade, FC Internationale Oberhausen.
• Group 8: SpVgg Sterkrade-Nord, Adler Oberhausen, SC Eintracht Oberhausen, 1. FC Hirschkamp.

The game club 20, a successful participant in recent years, is missing due to exclusion. This exclusion was necessary due to threats and insults in the last final round. Last year's winner FC Sterkrade 72 surprisingly left the tournament, while SV Sarajevo was able to convince without a goal. So far, the following teams have reached the next round: BV Osterfeld, RSV Glückauf Klosterhardt, SV Sarajevo, VfR 08 Oberhausen, SC Buschhausen 1912, Arminia Lirich, Sportfreunde Königshardt and TSV Safakspor.

overview and results of the indoor town championship

The Hallenstadt Championship Oberhausen in 2024 is one of the largest tournaments on the Lower Rhine and offers an interesting platform for local teams. In Fupa Niederrhein, comprehensive information is available for all games and results. The editorial team accompanies the tournament, especially on the final days with moving image reporting. In the preliminary round group 2 there were two backers at short notice, which led to a change in the game plan. SC Buschhausen, Schwarz-Weiß Alstaden and SpVgg Sterkrade-Nord played in a group of three. Arminia Klosterhardt said goodbye to the preliminary round early on, while SC Oberhausen has qualified and continued the dominance of the past few years.

For further details on the results and the course of the championship, interested readers can report the reports of Reviersport and

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