Karlsruhe (football club)

Karlsruhe
Karlsruhe
Full; title	Karlsruher Sport-Club Mühlburg-Phönix e. V.
Nicknames	KSC , European Fighter
Based	June 6, 1894
Stadium	Wildpark
Capacity	29,699
The president	Ingo Wellenreuter
Main coach	Alois Schwartz
Captain	Dirk Orlishhausen
Site
Competition	Second Bundesliga
2018/19	2nd (exit to the Second Bundesliga

Karlsruher ( German: Karlsruher SC ) is a German football club from the city of the same name . Champion of Germany ( 1909 ), two-time winner of the German Cup , winner ( 1996 ) and finalist ( 1995 ) of the Intertoto Cup .

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History

Until 1952, the team was called Phoenix, followed by a merger with FC Mühlburg and the word Phoenix has been preserved in the new name until now as a prefix to the full name of the new club ( Karlsruher Sport-Club Mühlburg-Phönix eV ).

Performance History

Season	Division	A place	Cup
1963/64	one	13th	1/4
1964/65	one	15th	1st round
1965/66	one	16th	1/4
1966/67	one	13th	1/8
1967/68	one	18th	1st round
1968/69	2	1st (South)	not qual.
1969/70	2	2nd (South)	not qual.
1970/71	2	2nd (South)	not qual.
1971/72	2	5th (South)	not qual.
1972/73	2	2nd (South)	not qual.
1973/74	2	8th (South)	not qual.
1974/75	2	1st (South)	1st round
1975/76	one	15th	2nd round
1976/77	one	16th	2nd round
1977/78	2	7th (South)	1/8
1978/79	2	5th (South)	3rd round
1979/80	2	2nd (South)	1/8
1980/81	one	10th	2nd round
1981/82	one	14th	1/8
1982/83	one	17th	1st round
1983/84	2	1st	1/8
1984/85	one	17th	2nd round
1985/86	2	7th	1st round
1986/87	2	2nd	1/4
1987/88	one	15th	2nd round
1988/89	one	11th	1/4
1989/90	one	10th	1/8
1990/91	one	13th	2nd round
1991/92	one	8th	1/4
1992/93	one	6th	1/4
1993/94	one	6th	3rd round
1994/95	one	8th	1/4
1995/96	one	7th	Finalist
1996/97	one	6th	1/2
1997/98	one	16th	2nd round
1998/99	2	5th	1st round
1999/00	2	18th	2nd round
2000/01	3	1st (South)	1/8
2001/02	2	13th	1st round
2002/03	2	13th	1st round
2003/04	2	14th	2nd round
2004/05	2	11th	1/8
2005/06	2	6th	2nd round
2006/07	2	1st	2nd round
2007/08	one	11th	2nd round
2008/09	one	17th	1/8
2009/10	2	10th	2nd round
2010/11	2	15th	1st round
2011/12	2	16th	2nd round
2012/13	3	1st	1/8
2013/14	2	5th	1st round
2014/15	2	3rd	2nd round
2015/16	2	7th	1st round
2016/17	2	18th	1st round
2017/18	3	3rd	1/8
2018/19	3	2nd	1/32

Achievements

Champion of Germany (1): 1909
German Cup Winner (2): 1955, 1956
Intertoto Cup Winner (1): 1996
Intertoto Cup Finalist (1): 1995

Composition

As of May 8, 2017

No.	Player	Date of Birth	Former club	the contract
Goalkeepers
one	Dirk Orlishhausen	August 15 1982 (37 years old)	Roth Weiss Erfurt	2011—2018
24	Rene Fallat	March 20 1990 (29 years old)	Wacker Burghausen	2013—2018
Defenders
four	Martin Stoll	February 9 1983 (36 years old)	Dynamo Dresden	2012—2018
14	Jordi Figueres	May 16 1987 (32 years old)	Eskisehirspor	2016—2018
20	Illi sallahi	April 6 1994 (25 years old)	Bavaria	2015—2018
35	Matthias Bader	June 17 1997 (22 years old)	Club graduate	2014—2018
Midfielders
2	Jonas Meffert	September 4 1994 (24 years old)	Leased from Freiburg	until 30/06/2017
6	Frank Com	September 18 1991 (27 years old)	Etoile du Sahel	2016-2020
ten	Hiroki Yamada	December 27 1988 (30 years old)	Jubilo Iwata	2014—2017
eleven	Bubacar Barry	April 15 1996 (23 years old)	Sandhausen	2014—2018
21	Gaetan Krebs	November 18 1985 (33 years old)	Hannover 96	2009—2017
27	Haris Mavrias	February 21 1994 (25 years old)	Sunderland	2016—2019
Forwards
eight	Erwin Hoffer	April 14 1987 (32 years old)	Fortuna Dusseldorf	2015—2017
15	Florian chamberry	March 8 1995 (24 years old)	Leased from Grasshoppers	until 06/30/2017
39	Oscar Zavada	February 1 1996 (23 years old)	Wolfsburg	2017—2019
41	Stefan Mugosha	February 26 1992 (27 years old)	Leased from Munich 1860	until 06/30/2017
Main coach
	Mark Patrick Meister	July 23 1980 (39 years old)	Karlsruhe (assistant)	2017—2019

Links

Official website (German)