de3. Liga

Third German tier — 20 professional clubs.

Links

3. Liga
Official 3. Liga page on the German FA (DFB) website — news, matches and results
dfb.de
Rot-Weiss Essen
Winners of the German Cup in 1953, a cult club of the Ruhr
rot-weiss-essen.de
Fortuna Düsseldorf
1933 champions, in the third tier for the first time after relegation
f95.de
Hansa Rostock
The "Koga" from the Baltic coast, the last GDR champions
fch.de
MSV Duisburg
The "Zebras" from the Ruhr
msv-duisburg.de
Preußen Münster
A founding member of the Bundesliga in 1963
scpreussen-muenster.de
Alemannia Aachen
Traditional club from the imperial city of Aachen
alemannia-aachen.de
Jahn Regensburg
Bavarian club on the Danube
ssv-jahn.de
FC Ingolstadt
Club from the city of Audi
fcingolstadt.de
SC Verl
Small Westphalian club with a successful development story
sportclub-verl.de
SV Wehen Wiesbaden
Hesse club from Wiesbaden
svww.de
Waldhof Mannheim
Traditional Mannheim club with loyal fans
svw07.de
1. FC Saarbrücken
Saarland club, notorious cup giant-killer
fc-saarbruecken.de
Viktoria Köln
Cologne's Viktoria, from Höhenberg
viktoria1904.de
Fortuna Köln
Cologne's second professional club, back after years away
fortuna-koeln.de
SV Meppen
Club from the Emsland in the north-west
svmeppen.de
TSV Havelse
Small club from Garbsen near Hanover
tsv-havelse.de
SG Sonnenhof Großaspach
Village club from Swabia
sg94.de
Würzburger Kickers
Franconian club from Würzburg
wuerzburger-kickers.de
VfB Stuttgart II
The B reserve team of VfB Stuttgart (U21) — the link leads to the team page on the parent club's website
vfb.de
TSG Hoffenheim II
The B reserve team of Hoffenheim (U23) — the link leads to the team page on the parent club's website
tsg-hoffenheim.de