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1901–02 Football Tournament
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1901–02
Football Tournament
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Victor Vilager Andersen, Frem (10 goals)Johannes Gandil, B.93 (10 goals)
1900–01
1902–03
Frem 1901-1902.jpg
Ballklubben Frem's championship team
Statistics of the Football Tournament in the 1901–02 season.
Overview
It was contested by 5 teams. Boldklubben Frem, the workers' club from the Copenhagen district Valby, won the DBU championship for the first time by overcoming defending champions and local rivals Boldklubben af 1893.http://iffhs.de/?a81bf8e00f88f02e9d81569cf413ccdc03ece05fc5fdcdc3bfcdc0aec70aeedb4a3ecf03394b40390d17 IFFHS – National Championships – 1901/02 season – Danmark https://web.archive.org/web/20090218085857/http://iffhs.de/?a81bf8e00f88f02e9d81569cf413ccdc03ece05fc5fdcdc3bfcdc0aec70aeedb4a3ecf03394b40390d17 3 August 2023 2009-02-18 The winning side included Stefan Rasmussen, Axel Andersen Byrval, and Louis Østrup, as well as the brothers Otto and Victor Andersen, who later changed their surname to Vilager. Since Copenhagen now had two decent pitches, this season, the 1901–02 season was thus the first one with two league matches played simultaneously.
League standings
main WDL QR y 2 BKF Boldklubben Frem B93 Boldklubben af 1893 KB Kjøbenhavns Boldklub AB Akademisk Boldklub ØBK Østerbros BK 7 0 1 25 14 6 0 2 25 15 4 0 4 15 17 2 0 6 13 18 1 0 7 11 25 complete
The champion team
Frems mesterholdPositionSpillerMålmandHolger NielsenForsvarPeter MikkelsenChristian HenriksenMidtbaneValdemar PetersenAxel Andersen ByrvalOtto AndersenAngrebPeter MøllerVictor Vilager AndersenCarl MertinsStefan RasmussenAugust Møller-SørensenReserverChristian HansenLouis ØstrupEdvin GielfeldtGeorg GielfeldtC. Wegener
References
External links
Denmark - List of final tables (RSSSF)
Association football Denmark
Category:1901–02 in Danish football
Category:Top level Danish football league seasons
Category:The Football Tournament seasons
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