TSV Meerbusch

Leagues Played: Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 297 Germany Landespokal 7 Club Friendly List 2
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Related Teams: TSV Meerbusch U19

Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	02/09 14:00	19	Sportfreunde Baumberg v TSV Meerbusch	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	02/16 14:00	20	TSV Meerbusch v SV Sonsbeck	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	02/21 18:30	21	SSVg Velbert v TSV Meerbusch	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	03/09 14:00	22	TSV Meerbusch v VfB Hilden	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	03/16 14:00	23	SpVg Schonnebeck v TSV Meerbusch	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	03/21 18:30	24	Ratingen SV Germania 04/19 EV v TSV Meerbusch	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	03/30 13:00	25	TSV Meerbusch v SC St. Tonis 1911/20	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	04/06 13:00	26	Kleve v TSV Meerbusch	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	04/13 13:00	27	TSV Meerbusch v FC Monheim	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	04/17 17:00	28	Schwarz-Weiß Essen v TSV Meerbusch	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	04/27 13:00	29	TSV Meerbusch v VfB Homberg	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	05/04 13:00	30	TVD Velbert v TSV Meerbusch	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	05/11 13:00	31	TSV Meerbusch v SV Biemenhorst	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	05/18 13:45	32	Mulheimer FC 97 v TSV Meerbusch	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	05/25 13:00	33	TSV Meerbusch v FC Buderich 02	-	View
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein	06/01 13:00	34	SF Niederwenigern v TSV Meerbusch	-	View

Wikipedia - TSV Meerbusch

Turn- und Sportverein Meerbusch is a German football club currently playing in the Oberliga Niederrhein (V).

History

TuS Bösinghoven was founded in 1964 and played throughout its early history at the local level. In the mid-2000s, Christoph Peters took over the management of the association and oversaw a steady improvement in the fortunes of the club, including three consecutive promotions that brought TuS from Kreisliga (IX) play, through the Bezirksliga Niederrhein (VIII), to the Landesliga Niederrhein (VII) in 2009. That rise was briefly interrupted by a 9th-place result there, but quickly resumed with a finish as runners-up in 2010–11 to Hamborn 07, and an advance to the Verbandsliga Niederrhein (VI). The club took up play in the fifth tier Oberliga Niederrhein (V) in 2012.

Effective 1 July 2015, the club merged with ASV Lank to form the new TSV Meerbusch.

Former players include Bekim Kastrati, Oliver Hampel and Robert Palikuća.

TSV Meerbusch is a professional soccer team based in Meerbusch, Germany. The team competes in the lower divisions of German football, but has a strong following and a rich history in the local community. TSV Meerbusch is known for its passionate fan base, skilled players, and competitive spirit on the field. The team's colors are green and white, and they play their home matches at the Sportplatz Nierster Straße. TSV Meerbusch has a reputation for developing young talent and providing a platform for players to showcase their skills and potentially move on to higher levels of competition. Overall, TSV Meerbusch is a respected and well-established club in German soccer, with a bright future ahead.