1952–54 FDGB-Pokal

The 1952–54 FDGB-Pokal was the third competition for the national cup title in association football in East Germany.

The competition started with 84 teams from the third-tier Bezirksliga and fourth-tier Bezirksklasse competitions of the 15 Bezirke. After two qualifying rounds the First Round was played with 64 teams on 7 June 1953. These 64 teams were the 21 remaining teams from the qualifying rounds, 26 teams from the second-tier DDR-Liga and 17 teams from the 1952–53 DDR-Oberliga. The matches for the second round were drawn, but not played due to the events around the uprising of 1953 in East Germany, even though officially the summer holidays were given as the reason for an indefinite postponement.[1][2] In the spring of 1954, the Second Round teams were drawn again, and the competition resumed with the matches on 25 April 1954.

By the Third Round, 13 of the Oberliga teams had been eliminated, but two Bezirksliga sides were still in the competition: BSG Chemie Apolda and Aktivist Welzow. While they were eliminated in this round, three second-tier teams reached the quarterfinals: Empor Wurzen-West, BSG Chemie Zeitz and Vorwärts Berlin. Vorwärts, who just had secured promotion to the Oberliga, and Oberliga side Motor Zwickau eventually reached the final.

First qualifying round
Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Motor Erfurt-Nord–BSG Chemie Jena2–0*
BSG Traktor Rögatz–BSG Chemie Schönebeck5–1
BSG Einheit Wismar–BSG Rotation Wittenberge2–0
BSG Turbine BEWAG Berlin–BSG Chemie Rüdersdorf2–4
BSG Einheit Ludwigslust–BSG Einheit Rostock8–3
BSG Traktor Letschin–BSG Einheit Seelow4–0
SG Lokomotive Vacha–BSG Post Mühlhausen2–1
ASK Vorwärts Geschweda–BSG Einheit Arnstadt0–2
SG Traktor Grimmenthal–BSG Motor Gotha1–2
BSG Aufbau Katzhütte–BSG Motor Saalfeld2–0
BSG Traktor Steinheid–BSG Einheit Rudolstadt2–5
BSG Motor Brand-Langenau–BSG Chemie Radebeul0–1
BSG Aufbau Erfurt–BSG Motor Neustadt/Orla6–1
BSG Wismut Bärenstein–BSG Fahlke Thalheim10–1
BSG Motor Geithain–SG Vielau0–1
BSG Motor Meuselwitz–BSG Aktivist Karl-Marx Zwickau1–4
BSG Motor Radeberg–BSG Aktivist Laubusch2–4 a.e.t.
SG Gittersee–BSG Aktivist Welzow0–3
BSG Aktivist Böhlen–BSG Stahl Riesa0–1
BSG Motor Niesky–BSG Chemie Döbern2–1
BSG Empor Halberstadt–BSG Stahl Eisleben6–1
BSG Aktivist Geiseltal–BSG Rotation Nordost Leipzig3–6
BSG Fortschritt Guben–SG Union Fürstenwalde7–0
BSG Aktivist Roitzsch–BSG Motor Schkeuditz2–3
BSG Stahl Calbe–BSG Empor Halle4–2
BSG Aufbau Börde Magdeburg–BSG Einheit Brandenburg3–1
SG Wusterhausen–BSG Motor Tangerhütte4–5 a.e.t.
BSG Aufbau Süd Stralsund–BSG Motor Torgelow0–3
BSG Empor Anklam–BSG Motor Stralsund1–0
BSG Chemie Boitzenburg–BSG Lokomotive Teterow5–3
BSG Einheit Güstrow–BSG Lokomotive Ribnitz7–0
BSG Motor Warnemünde–BSG Turbine Neubrandenburg4–1
BSG Einheit Malchin–BSG Einheit Schwerin3–5
BSG Chemie Zehdenick–SG Hohenschönhausen Berlin7–3 a.e.t.
SG Lichtenberg 47 Berlin–BSG Empor Angermünde12–0
SG Weißensee-Ost Berlin–BSG Einheit Nauen4–5
BSG Empor Pankow Berlin–BSG Motor Babelsberg2–3
BSG Empor Tabak Dresden–BSG Aufbau Südwest Leipzig7–1
BSG Aktivist Finkenheerd–BSG Fortschritt Cottbus3–3 a.e.t.
BSG Aufbau Triebes–BSG Empor Apolda ?–?
BSG Fortschritt Elsterberg–BSG Wismut Auerbach ?–?
BSG Traktor Gröbers–BSG Chemie Greppin ?–?

^* Forfeit, Jena withdrew[2]

Replay
Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Fortschritt Cottbus–BSG Aktivist Finkenheerd ?–?

Second qualifying round
Home teamAway teamResult
SG Lokomotive Vacha–Motor Nord Erfurt2–3
BSG Traktor Rögatz–BSG Einheit Ludwigslust2–0
BSG Aktivist Welzow–BSG Traktor Letschin6–3
BSG Einheit Arnstadt–BSG Motor Gotha2–3
BSG Einheit Rudolstadt–BSG Aufbau Katzhütte0–2
BSG Aufbau Erfurt–BSG Empor Apolda1–2
BSG Wismut Bärenstein–BSG Wismut Auerbach2–1
BSG Chemie Radebeul–BSG Empor Tabak Dresden1–2
BSG Motor Niesky–BSG Aktivist Laubusch0–2
BSG Stahl Riesa–BSG Motor Schkeuditz1–3
BSG Empor Halberstadt–BSG Rotation Nordost Leipzig2–3
BSG Chemie Zehdenick–BSG Traktor Gröbers3–4
BSG Motor Babelsberg–BSG Fortschritt Guben1–3
BSG Stahl Calbe–BSG Aufbau Börde Magdeburg4–1
BSG Empor Anklam–BSG Motor Tangerhütte6–1
BSG Chemie Boitzenburg–BSG Motor TorgelowX–0*
BSG Einheit Güstrow–BSG Motor Warnemünde4–1
BSG Einheit Schwerin–SG Lichtenberg 47 Berlin2–1
BSG Aktivist Finkenheerd–BSG Einheit Nauen0–1
BSG Einheit Wismar–BSG Chemie Rüdersdorf ?–?
BSG Aktivist Karl-Marx Zwickau–SG Vielau ?–?

^* Forfeit, Torgelow withdrew.[2]

First round

(played on 7 June 1953)

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Motor Oberschöneweide Berlin–BSG Lokomotive Stendal3–1
BSG Fortschritt Weißenfels–BSG Turbine Erfurt0–X a
BSG Einheit Schwerin–BSG Stahl Thale3–1 a.e.t. b
BSG Motor Jena–BSG Einheit Pankow Berlin7–0
BSG Chemie Leipzig–BSG Chemie Zeitz2–3
BSG Empor Wurzen-West–SG Dynamo Erfurt7–1
BSG Motor Nord Erfurt–BSG Motor Zwickau0–3
BSG Aktivist Laubusch–BSG Fortschritt Meerane3–1
BSG Turbine Weimar–SC Wissenschaft Halle1–0
BSG Chemie Großräschen–BSG Aktivist Kaiseroda-Tiefenort0–1
BSG Wismut Gera–BSG Motor Süd Brandenburg3–0
BSG Rotation Plauen–BSG Aktivist Brieske-Ost5–3 a.e.t.
BSG Empor Tabak Dresden–BSG Motor Mitte Magdeburg4–1
BSG Rotation Nordost Leipzig–Adlershofer BC 081–0
BSG Aufbau Katzhütte–BSG Einheit Ost Leipzig0–3
BSG Traktor Rögatz–BSG Rotation Babelsberg1–7
BSG Traktor Gröbers–BSG Chemie Karl-Marx-Stadt0–2
BSG Wismut Bärenstein–SG Dynamo Berlin1–0
BSG Einheit Nauen–SG Dynamo Rostock5–1
BSG Einheit Wismar–BSG Chemie Boitzenburg5–2
BSG Stahl Calbe–BSG Motor Altenburg2–6
BSG Einheit Güstrow–BSG Aktivist Welzow2–3
BSG Motor Gotha–BSG Motor Wismar0–1
BSG Fortschritt Guben–BSG Einheit Burg3–0
BSG Empor Anklam–BSG Empor Lauter2–6
BSG Aktivist Karl-Marx Zwickau–BSG Motor Dessau7–1
BSG Einheit Spremberg–BSG Wismut Aue2–1
SG Dynamo Dresden–BSG Turbine Halle1–2
BSG Einheit Greifswald–BSG Rotation Dresden2–0
BSG Empor Apolda–BSG Chemie Agfa Wolfen2–1
BSG Motor Schkeuditz–BSG Motor Nordhausen-West1–1 a.e.t.
BSG Chemie Lauscha–KVP Vorwärts Berlin1–1 a.e.t.

^a Originally 4-0, but as Weißenfels had fielded an ineligible player the result was annulled.[1]
^b Thale filed a protest, because two of their players were away on national team duty. The match was replayed and ended in a 1-3 defeat for Thale again.[1]

Replays

(played on 10 June 1953)

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Motor Nordhausen-West–BSG Motor Schkeuditz7–3
KVP Vorwärts Berlin–BSG Chemie LauschaX–0*

^* Forfeit, Lauscha withdrew.[1]

Second round

All matches of the second round were postponed, officially due to the summer holidays. The actual reason were the events surrounding the uprising of 1953 in East Germany.[1] The Second Round was redrawn and played in 1954.[2]

Original draw
Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Aktivist Kaiseroda-Tiefenort–BSG Empor Tabak Dresden
BSG Motor Jena–BSG Einheit Nauen
BSG Rotation Dresden–BSG Fortschritt Weissenfels
BSG Empor Lauter–BSG Motor Altenburg
BSG Wismut Bärenstein–BSG Empor Apolda
BSG Motor Nordhausen-West–BSG Aktivist Welzow
BSG Aktivist Karl-Marx Zwickau–BSG Empor Wurzen-West
BSG Einheit Wismar–BSG Rotation Babelsberg
BSG Einheit Schwerin–BSG Motor Zwickau
BSG Turpine Weimar–BSG Einheit Spremberg
BSG Motor Wismar–KVP Vorwärts Berlin
BSG Turbine Halle–BSG Einheit Ost Leipzig
BSG Motor Oberschöneweide Berlin–BSG Aktivist Laubusch
BSG Wismut Gera–BSG Fortschritt Guben
BSG Rotation Plauen–BSG Chemie Zeitz
BSG Chemie Chemnitz–BSG Rotation Nordost Leipzig

New matches

(played on 25 April 1954)

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Motor Wismar–BSG Motor Oberschöneweide Berlin5–1
BSG Turbine Erfurt–BSG Rotation Plauen1–4
BSG Chemie Karl-Marx-Stadt–BSG Einheit Spremberg4–1
BSG Empor Lauter–BSG Rotation Nordost Leipzig4–1
BSG Motor Zwickau–BSG Aktivist Laubusch5–1
BSG Turbine Halle–BSG Motor Jena1–0 a.e.t.
BSG Rotation Babelsberg–BSG Einheit Wismar6–2
BSG Motor Nordhausen-West–BSG Einheit Nauen4–2
BSG Aktivist Welzow–BSG Empor Tabak Dresden2–0
BSG Aktivist Kaiseroda-Tiefenort–BSG Empor Wurzen-West3–5 a.e.t.
BSG Einheit Ost Leipzig–BSG Aktivist Karl-Marx Zwickau1–0 a.e.t.
BSG Chemie Zeitz–BSG Wismut Bärenstein10–0
BSG Einheit Greifswald–BSG Einheit Schwerin2–1
BSG Motor Altenburg–BSG Fortschritt Guben8–1
ZSK Vorwärts Berlin–BSG Turbine Weimar4–1
BSG Chemie Apolda–BSG Wismut Gera3–2

Third round

(played on 16/19 May 1954)

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Rotation Plauen–BSG Chemie Apolda3–2 a.e.t.
BSG Empor Wurzen-West–BSG Chemie Karl-Marx-Stadt3–0
BSG Empor Lauter–BSG Aktivist Welzow3–1
BSG Turbine Halle–BSG Chemie Zeitz0–1
BSG Motor Nordhausen-West–BSG Rotation Babelsberg4–1
BSG Motor Altenburg–BSG Motor Wismar4–6 a.e.t.
BSG Motor Zwickau–BSG Einheit Greifswald1–0
BSG Einheit Ost Leipzig–ZSK Vorwärts Berlin1–4

Quarterfinals

(played on 23 May 1954)

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Chemie Zeitz–BSG Motor Nordhausen-West4–1
BSG Motor Wismar–BSG Motor Zwickau1–3
ZSK Vorwärts Berlin–BSG Rotation Plauen5–0
BSG Empor Wurzen-West–BSG Empor Lauter3–1

Semifinals

(played on 2 June 1954)

Home teamAway teamResult
ZSK Vorwärts Berlin–BSG Chemie Zeitz1–0
BSG Motor Zwickau–BSG Empor Wurzen-West2–0

Final
ZSK Vorwärts Berlin2 – 1
(1 – 1)		BSG Motor Zwickau
Mitzschke 18'
Fröhlich 79' (pen.)		 Baumann 27'
Attendance: 15,000[1]
Referee: Lothar Green (Limbach-Oberfrohna)
BERLIN:
GK East Germany Horst Jaschke
FB East Germany Werner Eilitz
FB East Germany Gerhard Marotzke
FB East Germany Gerhard Händler
HB East Germany Horst Scherbaum
HB East Germany Rainer Baumann
LW East Germany Gerhard Ebertdownward-facing red arrow 63'
IF East Germany Rudolf Mitzschke
CF East Germany Heinz Fröhlich
IF East Germany Werner Wolf
RW East Germany Roland Weigel
Substitutes:
LW East Germany Gerhardt Reicheltupward-facing green arrow 63'
Manager:
East Germany Kurt Vorkauf
ZWICKAU:
GK East Germany Rolf Baumann
FB East Germany Günter Witzger
FB East Germany Helmut Schubert
FB East Germany Walter Schmidt
HB East Germany Günter Schneider
HB East Germany Lothar Kunack
LW East Germany Erhard Meinhold
IF East Germany Herbert Heinze
CF East Germany Siegfried Kaiser
IF East Germany Werner Baumann
RW East Germany Siegfried Meier
Substitutes:

Manager:
East Germany Erich Dietel


References
  1. Alexander Mastrogiannopoulos (16 October 2005). "East Germany 1952/53". RSSSF. RSSSF. Archived from the original on 1 June 2009. Retrieved 31 January 2010.
  2. Alexander Mastrogiannopoulos (16 October 2005). "East Germany 1953/54". RSSSF. RSSSF. Archived from the original on 4 June 2009. Retrieved 31 January 2010.
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