By Bill Turianski on the 20th of October 2021; twitter.com/billsportsmaps.
Links…
-2021-22 Bundesliga (en.wikipedia.org).
-World Football.net site…worldfootball.net/bundesliga.
-Official site of Bundesliga (English)…bundesliga.com/en/bundesliga.
-Deutsche Welle [in English]…DW/en/sports.
Germany: 2021-22 Bundesliga – Location-map, with Seasons-in-1st-Division for the current 18 clubs & All-time German Titles list…
The map page is pretty self-explanatory, it being my usual basic location-map. The map-page also includes 2 charts – one chart which shows each current club’s Seasons-in-1st-division; the other chart shows the full German football titles list (including the pre-Bundesliga/amateur years from 1903 to 1963).
There is one small addition I have made: on the map I have shown the promoted and relegated teams, via small color-coded boxes…green-edged boxes for the two promoted sides (Bochum and Fürth), and red-edged-boxes for the two relegated sides (Schalke and Bremen). Also shown, not on the map-page but further below, are captioned photos of the promoted clubs’ venues [Bochum and Fürth]. Those features I will continue to show in three upcoming maps, which are for the top-flight leagues in Italy, France, and Spain. However, my next post is for the 2021-22 FA Cup 1st Round, and that will be out in about a fortnight.
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- 2021-22 Bundesliga – the 18 clubs, with the 14 largest cities in Germany…
Credits above – Location-map by Bill Turianski. Blank map of Germany by NordNordWest at File:Germany location map.svg (Wikimedia Commons). Populations of 14 largest German cities from List of cities in Germany by population (en.wikipedia.org).
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VfL Bochum – promoted back to the Bundesliga for the first time in 11 years…
Photo credit above – Imago images at transfermarkt.us/vfl-bochum/stadion.
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Greuther Fürth – promoted back to the Bundesliga for the first time in 8 years…
Screenshot credit above – from video uploaded by Stadiums from the sky at youtube.com.
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New stadium for SC Freiburg (opened October 2021)…
Photo credits above – Picture Alliance/DPA/SC Freiburg via heidelberg24.de/sport. Andreas Schwarzkopf at File:Europa Park Stadion in Freiburg von der Georges-Köhler-Allee gesehen 8.jpg (commons.wikimedia.org).
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Thanks to all at the following links…
-Blank map of Germany, by NordNordWest at File:Germany location map.svg (Wikimedia Commons).
-Globe-map of Germany by Rob984 at File:EU-Germany (orthographic projection).svg.
-Populations of 14 largest German cities from List of cities in Germany by population (en.wikipedia.org).
-Bundesliga;
-List of German football champions (en.wikipedia.org).
-(West) Germany – List of Champions (rsssf.com).
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