1. FFC Turbine Potsdam seasons

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This is a list of seasons played by 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam in German / East German and European football, from 1981 (the year of the club's first Bestenermittlung entry) to the most recent completed season. The clubs were founded as BSG Turbine Potsdam in 1955, by members of the VEB. The women’s football team was introduced in 1971. The team has played only friendlies in their first year, followed by playing in local leagues in the following years. The first Bestenermittlung, the unofficial east German women’s football championship, was played in 1979. Turbine made their first appearance in 1981.

After missing the qualification to the German Bundesliga after the German reunification, Turbine has spent three years in the second division Oberliga Nordost. They won promotion in 1994 and stayed in the top-flight ever since. The club was renamed into SSV Turbine Potsdam in 1990 and became a separate women’s football club in 1999.

The club has won the Bundesliga championship twice, the german cup three times and the German indoor championship two times. In 2005, they have won the UEFA Women's Cup. In the German Democratic Republic, they have won the Bestenermittlung six times.

This list details the club's achievements in all major competitions, and the top scorers for each season. Top scorers in bold were also the top scorers in the German league that season.

[edit] Seasons

Season	League									German Cup[1]	German indoor championship[2]	UEFA Women's Cup[3]	Top goalscorer
	Division	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Pos				Name	Goals
1980–81	BE	4	4	0	0	12	2	8-0	Champions
1981–82	BE	4	4	0	0	11	0	8-0	Champions
1982–83	BE	4	3	1	0	7	0	7-1	Champions
1983–84	BE	4	1	3	0	4	1	5-3	2nd
1984–85	BE	won final vs. Wismut Karl-Marx-Stadt 2-0							Champions
1985–86	BE	won final vs. Motor Halle 4-1							Champions
1986–87	BE	lost final to Rotation Schlema 1-4							3rd
1987–88	BE	lost final to Rotation Schlema 3-4 on aggregate							2nd
1988–89	BE	won final vs. Rotation Schlema 5-4 on aggregate							Champions
1989–90	BE	missed final							3rd
1990–91	OL[4]	18				59	24	28-8	3rd
1991–92	OL[5]	20	16	1	3	62	14	33:7	1th[6]
1992–93	OL	22	12	6	4	49	20	30:14	4th	R1
1993–94	OL	22	19	2	1	99	15	40:4	1st	R1
1994–95	BLN	18	6	2	10	25	60	14:22	6th	R2
1995–96	BL	18	5	6	7	29	41	21 [7]	6th	R2
1996–97	BLN [8]	18	8	3	7	32	29	27	5th	R2
1997–98	BL [9]	22	9	3	10	34	43	30	6th	R3	GS		Tanja Walther	7
1998–99	BL	22	7	8	7	41	39	29	6th	SF	GS		Conny Pohlers	9
1999–2000	BL	22	13	2	7	43	27	41	4th	QF	GS		Conny Pohlers	17
2000–01	BL	22	13	5	4	63	17	44	Runners-up	SF	GS		Conny Pohlers	23
2001–02	BL	22	14	2	6	56	23	44	Runners-up	SF	GS		Conny Pohlers	27
2002–03	BL	22	17	4	1	65	15	55	Runners-up	R1	GS		Conny Pohlers	13
2003–04	BL	22	20	1	1	61	96	17	Champions	Winner	Winner		Conny Pohlers	18
2004–05	BL	22	16	1	5	79	29	49	3rd	Winner	Winner	Winner	Anja Mittag Conny Pohlers	17
2005–06	BL	22	19	2	1	115[10]	13	59	Champions	Winners	QF	Runners-up	Conny Pohlers	36
2006–07	BL	22	13	5	4	51	23	44	3rd	R2	QF	QF	Conny Pohlers	9

[edit] Key

P = Played W = Games won D = Games drawn L = Games lost F = Goals for A = Goals against Pts = Points Pos = Final position

BL = Fußball-Bundesliga (women) BLN = Bundesliga north OL = Oberliga Nordost BE = Bestenermittlung

R1 = Round 1 R2 = Round 2 R3 = Round 3 QF = Quarter-finals SF = Semi-finals F = Final GS = Group stage

Champions

Runners-up

Promoted

Relegated

[edit] Footnotes

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