SC Preußen Münster
GermaniyaSC Preußen Münster jamoasining soʻnggi formasi (oxirgi beshta oʻyin): M M G M M.
Tashkil topgan
1906
Murabbiy
Thomas Worle
Oʻyin maydoni
LVM-Preußenstadion
Shahar
Münster
Sigʻimi
18,050
Qoplama
grass
Mavsum statistikasi
Koʻrsatkichlar
4W 3D 5L
H:2W/A:2W
Gollar
20 / 23 (-3)
H:11/A:9
Quruq oʻyinlar
9
H:5/A:4
Oʻrin
15
Soʻnggi natijalar
– Duisburg
07/11/20263. Liga
@ Alemannia Aachen
01/11/20263. Liga
– Fortuna Koln
25/10/20263. Liga
@ Grossaspach
17/10/20263. Liga
– Dusseldorf
14/10/20263. Liga
– RW Essen
09/10/20263. Liga
@ Mannheim
20/09/20263. Liga
– Saarbrucken
16/09/20263. Liga
@ Stuttgart II
13/09/20263. Liga
– TSV Havelse
05/09/20263. Liga
Kelgusi oʻyinlar
@ Hoffenheim II
3. Liga
21/11/2026
14:00
– Verl
3. Liga
28/11/2026
14:00
@ Regensburg
3. Liga
05/12/2026
14:00
– Meppen
3. Liga
12/12/2026
14:00
@ Hansa Rostock
3. Liga
19/12/2026
14:00
– Wurzburger Kickers
3. Liga
16/01/2027
14:00
– Wehen
3. Liga
23/01/2027
14:00
@ Ingolstadt
3. Liga
30/01/2027
14:00
– Viktoria Koln
3. Liga
06/02/2027
14:00
@ TSV Havelse
3. Liga
13/02/2027
14:00
SC Preußen Münster
SC Preußen Münster is a professional football club based in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, founded in 1906. The club plays its home matches at the LVM-Preußenstadion, with a capacity of 18,050. Preußen Münster were a significant force in early German football, winning the national championship in 1951 under the old round-robin system and competing regularly in the top flight during the 1950s and early 1960s. After the formation of the Bundesliga in 1963, the club gradually declined through the divisions. However, they engineered a remarkable comeback in the 2020s, winning the Regionalliga West and earning promotion to the 3. Liga, before clinching the 3. Liga title in 2023-24 to reach the 2. Bundesliga for the first time in four decades, sparking enormous celebrations in Münster.