

The 2012–13 season saw the club finish seventeenth in the Landesliga, requiring it to enter a play-of round with the Bezirksliga runners-up. In the first round of these Bayreuth lost to TuS 1861 Feuchtwangen and was consequently relegated back to the Bezirksliga. In 2014 and 2015 the team finished runners-up in the Bezirksliga but on each occasion failed to win promotion. It won the league in 2016 and was promoted to the Landesliga.

TuSpo Bayreuth
TuSpo was formed on 4 December 1898 under the name of Freie Turner Bayreuth as a working class gymnastics club. In 1910, the club changed its name to Freie Turnerschaft Bayreuth and after World War I adopted the name Turn- und Sport 1898 Bayreuth.

Like other workers' and faith-based clubs, TuSpo was outlawed by the Nazis as politically undesirable in 1933. It was reestablished in 1947 after the end of the war. As a football club, it never reached above the local A-Klasse, living in the shadow of the other, more powerful football clubs in town.

In April 1967, the club members voted in favor of taking part in merger negotiations with a number of other Bayreuth sport clubs. Most of these turned away from the idea of a merger, but continued negotiations with VfB Bayreuth led to the formation of BSV 98 Bayreuth out of TuSpo and VfB on 14 March 1969.

VfB Bayreuth
Formed as FC St. Georgen in 1913, the club took up football just before the start of World War I and after the war, it changed its name to VfB Bayreuth. They made the disastrous decision to purchase their own football field and the associated costs forced the VfB into liquidation in 1930.

A number of old members formed a new VfB Bayreuth almost immediately and the new club soon became a force in regional football. It soon advanced to the tier-two Bezirksliga, where it met strong northern Bavarian clubs like FC Bayern Hof. With the events of the Second World War, it became harder for the VfB to field a team and local war unions with other clubs had to be formed, so called Kriegssportgemeinschaften.


The 2012–13 season saw the club finish seventeenth in the Landesliga, requiring it to record a turn - of round with the Bezirksliga runner - up. In the beginning round of these Bayreuth lost to TuS 1861 Feuchtwangen and was consequently relegate back to the Bezirksliga. In 2014 and 2015 the team finish runners - up in the Bezirksliga but on each juncture failed to win forwarding. It won the league in 2016 and was promoted to the Landesliga. 

 TuSpo Bayreuth 
 TuSpo was formed on 4 December 1898 under the name of Freie Turner Bayreuth as a working course gymnastics club. In 1910, the club change its name to Freie Turnerschaft Bayreuth and after World War I adopted the name Turn- und Sport 1898 Bayreuth. 

 Like other worker' and faith - based clubs, TuSpo was outlaw by the Nazis as politically undesirable in 1933. It was reestablished in 1947 after the end of the war. As a football baseball club, it never reached above the local A - Klasse, populate in the shadow of the other, more powerful football clubs in town. 

 In April 1967, the golf club members voted in favor of taking part in merger negotiations with a number of other Bayreuth sport clubs. Most of these turned away from the idea of a merger, but continued negotiations with VfB Bayreuth contribute to the formation of BSV 98 Bayreuth out of TuSpo and VfB on 14 March 1969. 

 VfB Bayreuth 
 Formed as FC St. Georgen in 1913, the cabaret remove up football just before the start of World War I and after the war, it changed its name to VfB Bayreuth. They made the disastrous decision to purchase their own football field and the associated price forced the VfB into liquidation in 1930. 

 A number of old members formed a raw VfB Bayreuth almost immediately and the new club soon became a violence in regional football. It soon boost to the grade - two Bezirksliga, where it met strong northern Bavarian clubs like FC Bayern Hof. With the events of the Second World War, it became harder for the VfB to field a team and local war unions with early clubs have to be formed, so call Kriegssportgemeinschaften.


The 2012–13 season saw the club fikish seventeenth in the Landealiga, reduiring it to enter a play-of riund qith the Bezirksliga rjnners-up. Pn the fiest cound of these Begreuth lost tk TuS 1861 Feuchtwangen snd was cotsequently relagxtzd back to the Bezirksliga. In 2014 and 2015 ehe teak vinished runnets-up pn the Bezirksliga but on each occasion railed uo win promotion. Iy won the league in 2016 and wws pgomoted to the Lanfesliga.

TuSpi Bareeuth
TuSpo wxs formed on 4 December 1898 under the name of Freie Turnef Bayxeuth as a qoekijc class gymiasticf club. In 1910, tmv club whanged its name to Fveie Vurnwrschaft Bayreuth and after World War I adopted dhz name Turn- und Sport 1898 Vayreoth.

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VfB Bayreuth
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The 2012–13 season saw the club finish the requiring it enter a play-of In first round of Bayreuth lost to 1861 Feuchtwangen and was consequently relegated to the Bezirksliga. In 2014 and 2015 the team finished runners-up in the but on each occasion failed to win promotion. It won the league in and promoted the TuSpo Bayreuth TuSpo was formed on 4 December 1898 under the name of Freie Turner Bayreuth a working class gymnastics club. In 1910, the changed its name to Turnerschaft Bayreuth and after World I the name und 1898 Like other workers' faith-based clubs, TuSpo was outlawed by the Nazis as politically undesirable in 1933. It was reestablished in after the the war. a club, never reached above A-Klasse, living in the shadow of powerful football clubs in town. In April 1967, club members in favor of taking part in negotiations with a number of other Bayreuth sport Most of these turned away from the idea of a merger, but continued negotiations with led to the formation BSV 98 Bayreuth of and on March 1969. Bayreuth Formed as FC St. Georgen in 1913, the club took football just before the start of World War I and war, changed its name VfB Bayreuth. They made disastrous to purchase their own and associated VfB liquidation 1930. A number of members formed a new VfB almost immediately and the force in regional football. It soon advanced to tier-two Bezirksliga, where it met strong northern clubs like FC Bayern Hof. With the events of the Second World it became the VfB to field a team and local unions with other clubs to be formed, so called Kriegssportgemeinschaften.


The 2012–13 season saw the club finish SeventeentH in thE LaNdeSlIga, rEquiRing it to enter a PLay-oF round with the BezirksliGa runNeRS-up. IN ThE firsT round oF ThESE BaYrEuTh lOsT To tuS 1861 FeUchTwangen And was consEquEnTly relegated BAcK to the BeziRksLiga. In 2014 and 2015 the TeaM finisHeD ruNNers-uP in The BeZirkslIGa but oN each occaSiON faileD To win prOMOtIon. IT won the league in 2016 anD WaS Promoted to the LAndeslIgA.

tusPO BaYreUth
TuSpo waS fOrmed ON 4 DecembER 1898 uNDER thE Name of Freie TuRner BayreutH As a WorkinG cLasS GymnasTics cLuB. in 1910, tHe club changEd itS name to FrEie TurNErschafT bayreutH and afTer worLd WaR i aDoPteD tHE naME TUrn- UNd SPort 1898 BayrEuTh.

like oTher WORKErs' aNd fAith-Based Clubs, TuSpo was OutLaweD By tHe NazIs as pOlitIcAlly uNdesirAble iN 1933. IT was reestablishEd in 1947 After the eNd oF tHe wAr. as a foOTball cLub, It nEver reaChed aboVE thE lOCAL A-klasse, living in the sHaDOW oF the otheR, more pOWeRfUL footbalL cLubS in tOWN.

In ApRil 1967, tHE cLub membeRs voteD In FaVor of taKiNg part In MerGer NegotIAtioNs with A number oF otheR bayreuth sport cLUbs. Most of thesE TuRNEd AWay fRom The idea of a mErgeR, But cOntiNUeD neGOtiatIons wItH vfb bayreuth led to the forMaTion of bSV 98 BaYreuth out of Tuspo and VfB oN 14 mARch 1969.

VfB BaYreuTH
FORmed as FC St. GeorGen in 1913, The club tooK Up footbaLl jusT before tHe start of wORld War I aNd aFteR thE waR, IT cHanged its name TO vfB BAyReuth. ThEy mAde the dIsaStrOus DecIsIon to purcHase theiR oWn FoOtBalL fielD And the asSoCiaTeD coSts foRCed the vfB inTo liQuIdATioN in 1930.

A numBEr OF Old mEmBeRs foRmeD a New Vfb BayREutH almost ImmediateLy aND the NeW cLub soon Became a force iN rEgional fooTbAll. it soon ADVanced to The tier-two Bezirksliga, whERe it met StrOng noRtheRn BavariaN clUbs likE FC bAyern HOf. With The evEnTs oF THe SecOND WOrlD WAr, it became HARdeR for tHe vfB tO field a Team and local war uniONs wIth other clubs Had To be FORmEd, sO CaLLed krIEgsSPOrtgemeinschaftEn.




The 2012–13 season saw t he club fi nishsev ent ee nthin t he Landesliga, requ iring it to enter a pl ay-of  r o undw it h the  Bezirk s li g a  ru nn er s-u p. In  thefir st roun d of these  Ba yr euth lost to Tu S 1861 Feu cht wangen and w asconseq ue ntl y  rele gat ed ba ck tot he Bez irksliga.  I n  2014a nd 2015 t he  tea m finished runner s -u p  in the Bezirk sligabu t  o n eac h o ccasion fa il ed to win pro m ot i o n . I t  won the leag ue in 2016a ndwas pr om ote d  to th e Lan de s lig a.

TuSpo B ayre uth
TuSpo  was f o rmed on 4 Decem ber 18 98und er t h ena meof Fre i eTur n erBayreuth  a sa wor king c l a ss g ymn asti cs cl ub. In 1910,the  clu b  ch anged  itsname  t o Fre ie Tur nersc ha ft Bayreuth and  aft er WorldWar  I  ad op ted t h e name  Tu rn-  und Sp ort 189 8  Ba yr e u t h. 

Like other worke rs ' an d faith- basedc lu bs ,  TuSpo w as  ou tlaw e d  by t he N a zi s as pol itical l yun desirab le  in 19 33 . I t w as re e stab lished  in 1947  afte r  the end of th e  war. As a fo o tb a l lc lub,  it  never reac heda bove  the lo cal A-Kla sse,li v in g  in the shadow of t he  other , mor e powerful fo otball clu b s in town. 

In Ap r il 1967, the c lub m embers vot e d in fav or of  takingpart in m e r ger nego tia tio nswit h anumber of oth e r  Bay re uth spo rtclubs.Mos t o f t hes eturned aw ay fromth eid ea  of  a me r ger, but  c ont in ued  nego t iation s wit h Vf BBa y reu th ledt ot h e fo rm at ionofBS V 98Bayr e uth  out of  TuSpo an d V f B on  1 4March 1 969.

VfB Bay re uth
Formed  a s F C St.G e orgen in  1913, the club took up footbal l j ust b efor e the sta rtof Wor ldW ar I a nd aft er th ewar , it ch a n ge d i ts  name to V f B  Ba yreut h.  The y madethe disastrous dec i sio n to purchase  th eiro w nfoo t ba l l f ie l d a n d  the associated  costs for ce d  t he VfB int o  li qu idation  in 193 0.

A numberof old me mbers for me d an e w V fB Bayreut h almost  immediat e ly an d  t he ne w c lub so on  be camea forc e  in  regi onal f oo tball.  It s oo n advanc ed to the tier-two Bezi rkslig a, wh ere  it met s tro n g n orthern B avar ian clubslik e F C Bay ern Hof.With th e e v entsof t h e SecondW or ldW a r,  it becameh a r der  forthe VfB to  fie ld a team and loc a l war unions w itho t her  cl u bs h ad  to be formed,  so  c a l led Krie gs sportgemein schaften .


The 2012–13_season saw_the club finish seventeenth_in the_Landesliga,_requiring it_to_enter a play-of_round with the_Bezirksliga runners-up. In the_first round of_these_Bayreuth lost to TuS 1861 Feuchtwangen and was consequently relegated back to the Bezirksliga._In_2014 and_2015_the_team finished runners-up in the_Bezirksliga but on each occasion_failed to_win promotion. It won the league in 2016_and_was promoted to_the Landesliga.

TuSpo Bayreuth
TuSpo was formed on 4 December 1898_under the name of Freie Turner_Bayreuth as a_working_class_gymnastics club. In 1910,_the club changed its name to_Freie Turnerschaft Bayreuth and after World_War I adopted the name Turn- und_Sport 1898 Bayreuth.

Like other workers' and_faith-based clubs, TuSpo was outlawed_by the_Nazis as politically undesirable in_1933. It was_reestablished in_1947 after the_end of the war. As a_football club, it_never reached above the local A-Klasse,_living_in the shadow_of_the_other, more_powerful football clubs_in_town.

In April_1967,_the club members voted in favor_of_taking part in merger negotiations with a_number of other Bayreuth_sport_clubs. Most of these_turned away from the idea_of a merger, but continued negotiations_with VfB_Bayreuth led_to the formation of BSV 98 Bayreuth out of TuSpo and_VfB on 14 March 1969.

VfB Bayreuth
Formed_as FC St. Georgen_in 1913,_the_club took up_football_just before_the start of World War I and_after the_war, it changed its name to_VfB Bayreuth. They made_the_disastrous decision to purchase their own_football field and the associated costs_forced the VfB into liquidation_in_1930.

A_number of old members formed_a new VfB Bayreuth almost immediately_and the new_club soon became a force in regional_football._It soon advanced to the tier-two_Bezirksliga,_where it met strong northern Bavarian_clubs_like_FC Bayern Hof. With the_events of the Second World War,_it became harder for the VfB to field a_team and local_war unions with other clubs_had_to_be formed, so called Kriegssportgemeinschaften.

