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{{Short description|Association football rivalry}}

{{Infobox sports rivalry

| name = FC Augsburg–TSV 1860 Munich rivalry

| city_or_region = {{flag|Bavaria}}

| teams = 1860 Munich
Augsburg

| firstmeeting = 1860 Munich 2–1 BC Augsburg
(4 November 1945)
1945–46 Oberliga Süd

| mostrecent = 1860 Munich 0–2 Augsburg
(18 February 2011)
2010–11 2. Bundesliga

| nextmeeting =

| stadiums = {{nowrap|Grünwalder Stadion (1860 Munich)}}
WWK Arena (Augsburg)

| total = 45

| most_wins = 1860 Munich (24)

| alltimerecord = 1860 Munich: 24
Drawn: 7
Augsburg: 14

| largestvictory = 1860 Munich 7–1 Augsburg
(2 November 1958)
1958–59 Oberliga

| map_location = Bavaria

| map_width =

| map_caption =

| map_alt =

| map_relief =

| map_label1 = FC Augsburg

| map_label1_position = top

| map_mark1 = Red pog.svg

| coordinates1 = {{coord|48|19|23|N|10|53|10|E}}

| map_label2 = 1860 Munich

| map_label2_position = bottom

| map_mark2 = Blue pog.svg

| coordinates2 = {{coord|48|06|39|N|11|34|28|E}}

}}

The FC Augsburg–TSV 1860 Munich rivalry is an association football rivalry in Bavaria, Germany, between FC Augsburg and TSV 1860 Munich.[http://www.augsburger-allgemeine.de/sport/fc-augsburg/Loewen-sind-gern-gesehene-Gaeste-id5496061.html Löwen sind gern gesehene Gäste] {{in lang|de}} Augsburger Allgemeine, published: 29 April 2009, accessed: 17 July 2011[http://www.merkur-online.de/sport/tsv-1860/loewen-in-augsburg-meta-934086.html Gut gebellt, Löwen! 1860 gewinnt das Derby] {{in lang|de}} Münchner Merkur, published: 26 September 2010, accessed: 17 July 2011[http://www.tz-online.de/sport/tsv-1860/fc-augsburg-luhukay-rettig-tsv-1860-komplimente-meta-868543.html Augsburger schmeicheln den Löwen] {{in lang|de}} TZ online, published: 6 August 2010, accessed: 17 July 2011

The game, while not considered one of the great Bavarian football derbies, unlike the Franconian, Bavarian or Munich derby, nevertheless attracts large crowds. The main reason for the rivalry is the close proximity between the two clubs, Augsburg and Munich are only 64 km apart. The games between the two teams usually attract large crowds, especially considering that the two sides never met in the German top division, the Fußball-Bundesliga, with a large number of away fans traveling to the games.[http://www.derbysieg.com/category/derbys-deutschland/augsburg Augsburg und das Heimspiel in München] {{in lang|de}} derbysieg.com, accessed: 17 July 2011

While in the second division, the two clubs set an all-time spectator record for the Olympic Stadium in Munich, when more than 80,000 saw the first-ever league encounter between the two sides in 1973.Eckert, Klinger, p. 34

History

While TSV 1860 München frequently played against the two top sides in Augsburg, the TSV Schwaben and the BC Augsburg during their common time in the post-Second World War Oberliga Süd,[http://www.f-archiv.de/ Das deutsche Fußball-Archiv - Oberliga Süd tables and results] {{in lang|de}} Historical German domestic league tables, accessed: 17 July 2011 the rivalry between the Munich and an Augsburg club only truly took off in August 1973. FC Augsburg had been formed in a merger of Schwaben and BCA in 1969 but took until 1973 to earn promotion to professional football.Eckert, Klinger, p. 114–115 1860, in turn, was a founding member of the Bundesliga but had been relegated from this league in 1970.kicker Almanach 1990, p. 229 In 1973, the two sides met for the first time in a league match in the second division Regionalliga Süd.kicker Almanach 1980, p. 211–212

On 15 August 1973, in the second round of the league season, FCA traveled to Munich, alongside 25,000 Augsburg fans who caused a 40 km traffic jam on the Augsburg-Munich motorway. The amount of interest took the officials by surprise; only 8,000 tickets had been sold in advance for the game and, at best, 50,000 spectators were expected, but at kick-off 60,000 filled the stadium already - the official capacity was 73,000 spectators; and all the 73,000 tickets were sold out. Yet a large number of spectators was locked outside the gates, unable to obtain a ticket. When 1860 scored in the third minute, it led to an almost-disaster, as the fans outside broke through the gates and climbed over the fences. The correct number in the stadium that night is not known but estimated to be between 80,000 and 100,000, an all-time record for the Olympic Stadium in Munich. It was later seen as a miracle that nobody was killed but the events did lead to 137 injured people.[http://www.br-online.de/sport/fussball/tsv-1860-muenchen-fc-augsburg-2-bundesliga-ID1226501294612.xml Derby für die Ewigkeit] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090415014757/http://www.br-online.de/sport/fussball/tsv-1860-muenchen-fc-augsburg-2-bundesliga-ID1226501294612.xml |date=2009-04-15 }} {{in lang|de}} Bayerischer Rundfunk - A derby for eternity, published: 14 November 2008, accessed: 17 July 2011 The game is thought to have had the greatest attendance of any second division football match in the world to this date.[https://www.theguardian.com/football/2006/dec/06/theknowledge.sport The biggest non-top-flight attendance ever] The Guardian, published: 6 December 2006, accessed: 17 July 2011[https://www.uefa.com/news/01f3-0ea2849c7737-e2d5e49ddb25-1000--up-and-coming-germany/ Up and coming: Germany] UEFA website, published: 11 July 2011, accessed: 17 July 2011

After the first game of the two, spectator figures somewhat normalised. In the years to come in the second division, FCA played as a lower table side while 1860 played for promotion.kicker Almanach 1990, p. 232–233 Consequently, the number of spectators for the encounters of the two declined, to a low of 8,000 in 1976. More commonly, the games attracted around 20,000. Briefly, the ways of the two clubs parted when 1860 returned to the Bundesliga while FCA was relegated to the third division Bayernliga. The last encounter of the two in professional football for almost 20 years came in April 1979.

After TSV 1860 was forcibly relegated to the third division for financial reasons in 1982,[http://www.augsburger-allgemeine.de/sport/TSV-1860-Muenchen-Kampf-ums-Ueberleben-spitzt-sich-zu-id14405431.html TSV 1860 München: Kampf ums Überleben spitzt sich zu] {{in lang|de}} Augsburger Allgemeine, published: 23 March 2011, accessed: 17 July 2011 the two sides met at that level from 1983 onwards for the next eight seasons with, at times, still heated encounters, depending on the ambition and success of the two sides. 1860 returned to professional football in 1991, for just a season, played in the Bayernliga once more in 1992-93 and then finally made a permanent return to professional football. FCA stayed behind and the two sides would not meet again in a league match for 13 years.Die Bayernliga 1945-97, p. 146Die Bayernliga 1945-97, p. 159

In this era, FCA had to contend itself with encounters with its rivals reserve side, TSV 1860 München II, with the two teams meeting in the Bayernliga and Regionalliga, but with spectator figures ranging between a couple of hundred to a few thousand rather than tenthousands.[http://www.weltfussball.de/teams/fc-augsburg/tsv-1860-muenchen-ii/11/ FC Augsburg .:. Die Bilanz gegen TSV 1860 München II] {{in lang|de}} Weltfussball.de, accessed: 17 July 2011

In 2006, Augsburg returned to same league as 1860, the 2nd Bundesliga, and the rivalry was renewed. Memories of 1973 were revoked when FCA traveled to Munich in March 2007 and the game attracted 69,000. Since then, crowds have declined to an average 30,000, still healthy for the second division. With FCA's promotion to the Bundesliga in 2011, the two sides once more parted ways. With the TSV 1860 in financial trouble since 2006 and coming close to insolvency in 2011, a meeting of the two clubs and top level seemed unlikely. Financial rescue for the club in the form of Jordanian investor Hasan Abdullah Ismaik however has seen the club saved and ambitions raised once more.[http://www.augsburger-allgemeine.de/sport/fussball/2-liga/Der-zurueckhaltende-Geheimfavorit-id15904326.html Der zurückhaltende Geheimfavorit] {{in lang|de}} Augsburger Allgemeine, published: 15 July 2011, accessed: 17 July 2011

The 2011–12 season marked only the second time that FCA played in a league above 1860, the other time having been 1982–83, when FCA played in the 2nd Bundesliga and 1860 in the Bayernliga. Since then Augsburg has played in the Bundesliga while 1860 competed in the level below, with no games between the two rivals taking place or being scheduled.

Stadiums

Originally, games between the two sides were played at the Rosenaustadion, Augsburg and the Olympic Stadium in Munich, with neither side now using those stadiums as their home ground. FCA moved into the Impuls Arena in 2009, with the stadium used for the first time against rivals 1860 in May 2010. TSV 1860 played its home games in the Grünwalder Stadion during the Bayernliga years, the Olympic Stadium being too large for the small third division crowds, and when the two teams finally met in professional football again, 1860 had moved to the new Allianz Arena.

Games

The games between the two sides in league and cup competitions:[http://www.weltfussball.de/teams/fc-augsburg/tsv-1860-muenchen/11/ FC Augsburg .:. Die Bilanz gegen TSV 1860 München] {{in lang|de}} Weltfussball.de - FCA vs TSV 1860 games in professional football, accessed: 17 July 2011Die Bayernliga 1945-1997, p. 118–128

=Statistics=

class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%; font-size: 12px"
Competition

! Played

! style="background:#0029fe; color:white"|BC Augsburg wins

! Draws

! style="background:#88BBFF; color:white"|TSV 1860 München wins

! style="background:#0029fe; color:white"|BC Augsburg goals

! style="background:#88BBFF; color:white"|TSV 1860 München goals

Oberliga Süd22

| 4

4143062
class="sortbottom"

! Total

22

! 4

4143062
Competition

! Played

! style="background:#E00000; color:white"|FC Augsburg wins

! Draws

! style="background:#88BBFF; color:white"|TSV 1860 München wins

! style="background:#E00000; color:white"|FC Augsburg goals

! style="background:#88BBFF; color:white"|TSV 1860 München goals

2. Bundesliga10

| 7

03199
2. Bundesliga Süd8

| 0

26821
Regionalliga Süd2

| 1

1031
DFB-Pokal3

| 2

0175
class="sortbottom"

! Total

23

! 10

3103736
class="sortbottom"

! Overall total

45

! 14

7246798

=List of matches=

;League

class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%; font-size: 12px"
#

!Season

!Date

!Competition

!Home Team

!Result

!Away Team

!Stadium

!Attendance

!H2H

colspan=10|BC Augsburg vs TSV 1860 München
1rowspan=2|1945–464 November 1945rowspan=2|Oberliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|2–1BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion–style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+1
23 March 1946BC Augsburgstyle="background:#0029fe;color:white;"|2–01860 MünchenSportplatz Schießstätte–style="background:#808080;color:white;"|0
3rowspan=2|1946–475 January 1947rowspan=2|Oberliga SüdBC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|1–51860 MünchenSportplatz Schießstätte–style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+1
48 June 19471860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|4–1BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion–style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+2
5rowspan=2|1948–493 October 1948rowspan=2|Oberliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|2–1BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion–style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+3
613 February 1949BC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|1–41860 MünchenSportplatz Schießstätte–style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+4
7rowspan=2|1949–5018 December 1949rowspan=2|Oberliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|1–0BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion–style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+5
830 April 1950BC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|1–21860 MünchenPaul-Renz-Sportanlage10,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+6
9rowspan=2|1950–5122 October 1950rowspan=2|Oberliga SüdBC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|1–51860 MünchenPaul-Renz-Sportanlage12,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+7
1024 February 19511860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|6–2BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion9,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+8
11rowspan=2|1952–5319 October 1952rowspan=2|Oberliga SüdBC Augsburgstyle="background:#0029fe;color:white;"|3–01860 MünchenRosenaustadion8,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+7
1222 February 19531860 Münchenstyle="background:#0029fe;color:white;"|1–2BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion20,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+6
13rowspan=2|1955–5619 October 1952rowspan=2|Oberliga SüdBC Augsburgstyle="background:#808080;color:white;"|2–21860 MünchenRosenaustadion8,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+6
1422 February 19531860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|4–1BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion20,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+7
15rowspan=2|1957–5818 August 1957rowspan=2|Oberliga SüdBC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|0–11860 MünchenRosenaustadion13,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+8
168 December 19571860 Münchenstyle="background:#808080;color:white;"|2–2BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion10,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+8
17rowspan=2|1958–592 November 1958rowspan=2|Oberliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|7–1BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion24,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+9
1822 March 1959BC Augsburgstyle="background:#0029fe;color:white;"|2–01860 MünchenRosenaustadion7,500style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+8
19rowspan=2|1961–621 October 1961rowspan=2|Oberliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|6–2BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion20,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+9
2018 February 1962BC Augsburgstyle="background:#808080;color:white;"|2–21860 MünchenRosenaustadion4,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+9
21rowspan=2|1962–6325 August 1962rowspan=2|Oberliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|5–1BC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion18,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+10
226 January 1963BC Augsburgstyle="background:#808080;color:white;"|1–11860 MünchenRosenaustadion10,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+10
colspan=10|FC Augsburg vs TSV 1860 München
1rowspan=2|1973–7415 August 1973rowspan=2|Regionalliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#808080;color:white;"|1–1FC AugsburgOlympiastadion80,000+style="background:#808080;color:white;"|0
212 January 1974FC Augsburgstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|2–01860 MünchenRosenaustadion–style="background:#E00000;color:white;"|+1
3rowspan=2|1974–7510 August 1974rowspan=2|2. Bundesliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#808080;color:white;"|1–1FC AugsburgOlympiastadion50,000style="background:#E00000;color:white;"|+1
425 January 1975FC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|2–31860 MünchenRosenaustadion36,000style="background:#808080;color:white;"|0
5rowspan=2|1975–7612 October 1975rowspan=2|2. Bundesliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|4–2FC AugsburgOlympiastadion8,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+1
69 April 1976FC Augsburgstyle="background:#808080;color:white;"|1–11860 MünchenRosenaustadion20,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+1
7rowspan=2|1976–7723 October 1976rowspan=2|2. Bundesliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|3–0FC AugsburgOlympiastadion20,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+2
826 March 1977FC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|1–31860 MünchenRosenaustadion28,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+3
9rowspan=2|1978–7912 August 1978rowspan=2|2. Bundesliga Süd1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|4–0FC AugsburgOlympiastadion18,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+4
1028 April 1979FC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|1–21860 MünchenRosenaustadion15,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+5
11rowspan=2|2006–0727 October 2006rowspan=2|2. BundesligaFC Augsburgstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|3–01860 MünchenRosenaustadion28,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+4
1216 March 20071860 Münchenstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|0–3FC AugsburgAllianz Arena69,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+3
13rowspan=2|2007–0812 August 2007rowspan=2|2. BundesligaFC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|2–61860 MünchenRosenaustadion28,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+4
143 February 20081860 Münchenstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|0–3FC AugsburgAllianz Arena57,400style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+3
15rowspan=2|2008–0914 November 2008rowspan=2|2. Bundesliga1860 Münchenstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|0–1FC AugsburgAllianz Arena40,600style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+2
161 May 2009FC Augsburgstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|3–01860 MünchenRosenaustadion28,000style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+1
17rowspan=2|2009–1012 December 2009rowspan=2|2. Bundesliga1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|1–0FC AugsburgAllianz Arena37,100style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+2
182 May 2010FC Augsburgstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|1–01860 MünchenAugsburg Arena30,660style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+1
19rowspan=2|2010–1126 September 2010rowspan=2|2. BundesligaFC Augsburgstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|1–21860 MünchenAugsburg Arena30,660style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+2
2018 February 20111860 Münchenstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|0–2FC AugsburgAllianz Arena29,200style="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|+1

;Cup

class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%; font-size: 12px"
#

!Season

!Date

!Competition

!Home Team

!Result

!Away Team

!Stadium

!Attendance

!Round

11976–7718 December 1976DFB-PokalFC Augsburgstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|2–1TSV 1860 MünchenRosenaustadion25,000Third round
21977–7825 October 1977DFB-PokalTSV 1860 Münchenstyle="background:#88BBFF;color:white;"|3–0FC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion6,480Third round
31986–8730 August 1986DFB-PokalTSV 1860 Münchenstyle="background:#E00000;color:white;"|1–5FC AugsburgGrünwalder Stadion6,000First round{{efn|After extra-time.}}

{{notelist}}

Records

=All-time top goalscorers=

class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center; margin-left:1em; font-size:85%;"
Rank

!Nation

!Player

!Club(s)

!Years

!League

!DFB-Pokal

!Overall

1

|{{flagicon|GER}}

|Rudolf Brunnenmeier

|TSV 1860 München

|1960–1968

|6{{efn|Goals in Oberliga Süd against BC Augsburg.}}

|0

|6

2

|{{flagicon|GER}}

|Michael Thurk

|FC Augsburg

|2008–2011

|5

|0

|5

rowspan=10|3

|{{flagicon|GER}}

|Alfred Herberth

|TSV 1860 München

|1974–1981

|3

|0

|rowspan=10|3

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Alfred Kohlhäufl

|TSV 1860 München

|1974–1979

|3

|0

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Antonio Di Salvo

|TSV 1860 München

|2006–2009

|3

|0

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Ferdinand Keller

|TSV 1860 München

|1969–1970, 1972–1976

|3

|0

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Fritz Sommer

|TSV 1860 München

|1945–1958

|3

|0

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Hans Auernhammer

|TSV 1860 München

|1955–1964

|3{{efn|Goals in Oberliga Süd against BC Augsburg.}}

|0

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Hans Haunstein

|TSV 1860 München

|1975–1979

|3

|0

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Kurt Lauxmann

|TSV 1860 München

|1950–1954

|3

|0

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Manfred Fallisch

|TSV 1860 München

|1959–1962

|3

|0

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Otmar Maurus

|BC Augsburg

|1958–1964

|3{{efn|Goals in Oberliga Süd.}}

|0

{{notelist}}

=All-time most appearances=

class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center; margin-left:1em; font-size:85%;"
Rank

!Nation

!Player

!Club(s)

!Years

!League

!DFB-Pokal

!Overall

rowspan=2|1

|{{flagicon|GER}}

|Alfons Stemmer

|TSV 1860 München

|1955–1964

|10{{efn|Appearances in Oberliga Süd against BC Augsburg.}}

|0

|rowspan=2|10

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Gerhard Niklasch

|BC Augsburg

|1948–1959

|10{{efn|Appearances in Oberliga Süd.}}

|0

rowspan=5|3

|{{flagicon|GER}}

|Alfred Kohlhäufl

|TSV 1860 München

|1965–1966, 1974–1979

|8

|1

|rowspan=5|9

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Hans Auernhammer

|TSV 1860 München

|1955–1964

|9{{efn|Appearances in Oberliga Süd.}}

|0

rowspan=2|{{flagicon|GER}}

|rowspan=2|Helmut Haller

|BC Augsburg

|1957–1962

|5{{efn|Appearances for BC Augsburg in Oberliga Süd.}}

|0

FC Augsburg

|1973–1976, 1977–1979

|4

|0

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Georg Metzger

|TSV 1860 München

|1970–1980

|7

|2

rowspan=2|6

|{{flagicon|GER}}

|Wolfgang Haug

|FC Augsburg

|1973–1978

|6

|2

|rowspan=2|8

{{flagicon|GER}}

|Bernhard Hartmann

|TSV 1860 München

|1974–1979

|7

|1

{{notelist}}

=Hattricks=

class="wikitable"
PlayerForAgainstResultDateCompetition
{{flagicon|GER}} Manfred Fallisch

|TSV 1860 München

|BC Augsburg

|6–2 (H){{cite news|title=Germany » Oberliga Süd (1945-63) 1961/1962 » 9. Round » TSV 1860 München - BC Augsburg 6:2|url=https://www.worldfootball.net/report/oberliga-sued-1945-63-1961-1962-tsv-1860-muenchen-fc-augsburg/|access-date=8 September 2024|publisher=Worldfootball}}

|1 October 1961

|1961–62 Oberliga Süd

{{flagicon|GER}} Rudolf Brunnenmeier4

|TSV 1860 München

|BC Augsburg

|5–1 (H){{cite news|title=Germany » Oberliga Süd (1945-63) 1962/1963 » 2. Round » TSV 1860 München - BC Augsburg 5:1|url=https://www.worldfootball.net/report/oberliga-sued-1945-63-1962-1963-tsv-1860-muenchen-fc-augsburg/|access-date=8 September 2024|publisher=Worldfootball}}

|25 August 1962

|1962–63 Oberliga Süd

{{flagicon|GER}} Antonio Di Salvo

|TSV 1860 München

|FC Augsburg

|6–2 (A){{cite news|title=Germany » 2. Bundesliga 2007/2008 » 1. Round » FC Augsburg - TSV 1860 München 2:6|url=https://www.worldfootball.net/report/2-bundesliga-2007-2008-fc-augsburg-tsv-1860-muenchen/|access-date=8 September 2024|publisher=Worldfootball}}

|12 August 2007

|2007–08 2. Bundesliga

Note 4: Player scored four goals.

References

{{Reflist}}

=Sources=

  • Horst Eckert, Werner Klinger (2007) {{in lang|de}} Augsburger Fussball-Geschichte. {{ISBN|3-938332-08-5}}
  • Die Bayernliga 1945-97 {{in lang|de}} DSFS, published: 1998
  • kicker Almanach 1980 {{in lang|de}} Copress Verlag
  • kicker Almanach 1990 {{in lang|de}} Copress Verlag, {{ISBN|3-7679-0297-4}}

External links

  • [http://www.fcaugsburg.de/ FC Augsburg website]
  • [http://www.tsv1860.de/ TSV 1860 Munich website]

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{{TSV 1860 Munich}}

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