deRegionalliga Südwest

Fourth German tier — southwest (Hesse, Baden-Württemberg, Saarland, Rhineland-Palatinate).

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VfR Aalen
Swabian club from the Ostalb
vfr-aalen.de
FSV Frankfurt
Frankfurt's second club, from Bornheim
fsv-frankfurt.de
Hessen Kassel
Traditional club from northern Hesse
ksvhessen.de
SV Sandhausen
Long-standing second-division side from Baden
sv-sandhausen.de
Stuttgarter Kickers
Stuttgart's second club — "Die Blauen"
stuttgarter-kickers.de
Eintracht Trier
Club from Germany's oldest town
eintracht-trier.com
Kickers Offenbach
Winners of the German Cup in 1970
ofc.de
SSV Ulm 1846
The "Sparrows" from the Danube, a second-division side in recent years
ssvulm1846-fussball.de
FC 08 Homburg
Former Bundesliga side from the Saarland
fc-homburg.de
VfR Mannheim
German champions in 1949, Mannheim's oldest club
vfr-mannheim.de
SGV Freiberg
Club from Freiberg am Neckar
sgv-freiberg-fussball.de
Astoria Walldorf
Baden club from Walldorf
fc-astoria-walldorf.de
SG Barockstadt Fulda-Lehnerz
Club from baroque Fulda
sg-barockstadt.de
TSV Steinbach Haiger
Ambitious club from Hesse
tsv-steinbach.de
Mainz 05 II
The B reserve team of Mainz — the link leads to the parent club's website
mainz05.de
Kaiserslautern II
The B reserve team of Kaiserslautern — the link leads to the parent club's website
fck.de
SC Freiburg II
The B reserve team of Freiburg — the link leads to the parent club's website
scfreiburg.com
Eintracht Frankfurt II
The B reserve team of Eintracht Frankfurt — the link leads to the parent club's website
eintracht.de