FC Herzogenbuchsee

FC Herzogenbuchsee
Full name	Football Club Herzogenbuchsee
Founded	1915
Ground	Waldäcker
Coach
League	Liga 2.
2008/2009	4th

Introduction

FC Herzogenbuchsee are a Swiss football team currently playing in Liga 2., the fourth tier in the Swiss football pyramid Group 4. The club was formed in 1915. They finished 2008/2009 season in 4th position .

External links

http://www.fc-herzogenbuchsee.ch/ (German)

Football in Switzerland

Swiss Football Association

National teams	Switzerland (Women's) · U-21 · U-19 · U-17

League system	Super League · Challenge League · 1. Liga Promotion · 1. Liga · 2. Liga Interregional · 2. Liga · 3. Liga · 4. Liga · 5. Liga · Women's League

Domestic cups	Swiss Cup · Swiss League Cup · Uhrencup · Cup of the Alps · Swiss Women's Cup

List of clubs · List of stadiums

2. Liga Interregional · 2009–10

Group 1	FC Bex • Colombier • Geneva • Monthey • Montreux • Perly-Certoux • Serrières • St. Lausanne-Ouchy • Lausanne U-21 • Le Locle • Neuchâtel Xamax U-21 • Signal • Terre Sainte • Racing Genève (R) •

Group 2	Belfaux • Bern • Bümpliz • Dürrenast • Härkingen • Kerzers • Köniz • La Tour/Le Pâquier • Lerchenfeld • Lyss • Portalban/Gletterens • Romontois • Sierre • FC Thun U-21 •

Group 3	Aarau U-21 • Aegeri • Buochs • Goldau • Ibach • Kickers • Losone Sportiva • Malcantone • FC Muri • Olten • Sarnen • Schöftland • Sementina • Sursee •

Group 4	FC Alle • Black Stars • Dornach • Freienbach • Herzogenbuchsee • Kosova • Langenthal • Liestal • Moutier • Nordstern • Porrentruy • Red Star • Thalwil • Zürich-Affoltern •

Group 5	Amriswil • Arbon • Balzers • Bazenheid • Brühl • Bülach • Diepoldsau-Schmitter • Herisau • Kreuzlingen • Küsnacht • Linth • Seefeld • Töss • Widnau •

Seasons	2008–09 · 2009–10