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Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 172 Germany Landespokal 9
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Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 04/21 13:00 28 SV Straelen v Kleve - Cancelled
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 04/17 17:30 31 Kleve v SV Sonsbeck L 0-2
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 04/12 18:00 27 [1] Sportfreunde Baumberg v Kleve [14] L 4-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 04/07 13:00 26 [2] Ratingen SV Germania 04/19 EV v Kleve [13] L 3-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/27 19:00 25 [14] Kleve v TVD Velbert [8] W 4-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/24 14:30 24 SC St. Tonis 1911/20 v Kleve L 1-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/15 18:30 23 [13] Kleve v SF Hamborn 07 [16] D 1-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/10 14:00 22 [3] KFC Uerdingen 05 v Kleve [13] L 2-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/01 18:30 21 [12] Kleve v VfB Homberg [9] L 0-2
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 02/25 14:30 20 [13] FC Buderich 02 v Kleve [10] L 3-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 02/18 14:00 19 [11] Kleve v SpVg Schonnebeck [4] W 1-0
Europe Friendlies 01/14 15:00 - Wattenscheid 09 v Kleve D 1-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 12/16 14:00 18 Kleve v Mulheimer FC 97 L 1-3
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 12/10 13:15 17 Kleve v Schwarz-Weiß Essen L 0-2
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 12/03 14:00 16 [13] DJK Adler Union Frintrop v Kleve [11] D 1-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 11/19 13:30 15 Kleve v TSV Meerbusch L 1-4
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 11/12 13:30 14 SV Sonsbeck v Kleve L 5-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 11/05 13:30 13 Kleve v SC Union Nettetal L 0-4
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 10/29 14:30 12 VfB Hilden v Kleve L 2-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 10/22 13:00 11 Kleve v SV Straelen L 0-2
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 10/15 13:00 10 [7] Kleve v Sportfreunde Baumberg [1] W 3-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 10/06 18:00 9 [7] TVD Velbert v Kleve [4] D 1-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 09/30 14:00 8 Kleve v SC St. Tonis 1911/20 W 1-0
Germany Landespokal 09/27 17:30 - Kleve v Schwarz Weiss Essen L 0-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 09/24 13:00 7 [18] SF Hamborn 07 v Kleve [6] D 1-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 09/15 18:00 6 Kleve v KFC Uerdingen 05 D 0-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 09/10 13:00 5 [10] VfB Homberg v Kleve [6] W 1-2
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 09/03 13:00 4 Kleve v FC Buderich 02 W 3-2
Germany Landespokal 08/31 18:00 - TSV Beyenburg v Kleve W 1-7
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 08/27 13:00 3 [8] SpVg Schonnebeck v Kleve [5] L 2-0

Wikipedia - 1. FC Kleve

1. FC Kleve is a German association football club from the city of Kleve, North Rhine-Westphalia very near the Dutch border. The club was established in 2000 out of the merger of VfB Lohengrin 03 Kleve and Sportclub Kleve 63. The footballers are today part of a larger sports club that also has departments for aerobics, gymnastics, Karate, and tennis.

History

Sportclub Kleve 63

SC Kleve was founded in 1906 as Fussball Club Cleve and merged with Spieleverein 1909 Cleve in 1917 to create FC Hohenzollern Cleve. Two years later the club was briefly known as Verein für Jungend und Volksspiele Cleve before becoming part of Turnverein Cleve 1863. In 1924, the footballers left to form an independent club called Sportclub Cleve 1863. After 1925 the city was known as "Kleve" and the sports club adopted the same form.

Following World War II, SC made occasional appearances as a lower table side in third tier football in the Amateurliga Niederrhein. Following the reorganization of German football and the formation of the top-flight Bundesliga in 1963, SC managed another three season of third division play (1963–64, 1969–71) before slipping back to lower level local competition.

VfB Lohengrin 03 Kleve

The Lohengrin side was established in 1903 as VfB Cleve and was made up largely of workers from the "van-den-Berghschen Margarinewerke" earning them the nickname "de Botter". The club's home field Sportplatz an der Triftstraße was built with the support of the margarine company and on 16 October 1910 was the site of the first international match between Germany and Holland held on German soil (1:2).

This team merged with Turnclub Merkur and Clever Schwimm-Sportclub in 1920 to form Verein für Turn- und Bewegungsspiele Cleve. A new association known as VfL 95 Merkur Cleve was formed out of this club the following year and they quickly re-adopted the traditional name VfB 03 Cleve. After 1925 this side also used the form "Kleve". In January 1946, VfB joined SuL Kleve, itself formed through the 1936 merger of VfB Lohengrin 1921 and FC Sparta 1921 Kleve, to create VfB Lohengrin 03 Kleve.

Like SC, VfB made occasional appearances in third tier football in the Amateurliga Niederrhein and had a similarly undistinguished record at that level.

1. FC Kleve

These key predecessor sides were acknowledged with the adoption of the name 1. FC Kleve 1863/1903 in the 2000 merger that formed the present-day club. In 2003, 1. FC won its way to the Oberliga Nordrhein (IV) where they competed until 2008, when the club earned promotion to the new Regionalliga West. The club has declined since then, being relegated from the Regionalliga in 2009 and the Oberliga in 2011, playing in the tier six Landesliga Niederrhein for a time. A second-place finish in 2014–15 took the club to the play-offs for promotion to what is now the Oberliga Niederrhein which they lost to eventual winner SC Düsseldorf-West with the same result in the following season, this time losing to Cronenberger SC.

Germany soccer team "Kleve" is a talented and competitive team that hails from the city of Kleve in North Rhine-Westphalia. Known for their strong work ethic, technical skill, and tactical prowess, Kleve has a rich history of success in both domestic and international competitions.

The team is made up of a diverse group of players, each bringing their own unique strengths and abilities to the field. From seasoned veterans to up-and-coming young stars, Kleve boasts a roster of talented individuals who work together seamlessly to achieve their goals.

Kleve is known for their attacking style of play, with quick passing, creative movement, and clinical finishing being key components of their game. They are also a defensively solid team, with a well-organized backline and a goalkeeper who is always ready to make crucial saves.

Off the field, Kleve is known for their passionate fan base, who show unwavering support for the team at every match. The team's colors of red and white are proudly displayed by fans in the stands, creating a vibrant and electric atmosphere at every game.

Overall, Germany soccer team "Kleve" is a force to be reckoned with in the world of soccer, and their dedication, skill, and teamwork make them a formidable opponent for any team they face.