Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/27 18:30 25 [7] SV Sonsbeck v VfB Homberg [12] D 1-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/24 14:00 24 VfB Homberg v SC Union Nettetal L 0-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/17 14:30 23 [6] VfB Hilden v VfB Homberg [9] L 4-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/10 14:00 22 VfB Homberg v SV Straelen - Cancelled
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 03/01 18:30 21 [12] Kleve v VfB Homberg [9] W 0-2
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 02/25 14:00 20 [11] VfB Homberg v TVD Velbert [7] W 2-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 02/18 14:30 19 SC St. Tonis 1911/20 v VfB Homberg D 1-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 12/16 17:00 18 [4] KFC Uerdingen 05 v VfB Homberg [11] L 2-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 12/10 13:15 17 [12] VfB Homberg v Sportfreunde Baumberg [1] W 1-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 12/03 14:30 16 FC Buderich 02 v VfB Homberg L 2-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 11/25 13:30 12 [11] Schwarz Weiss Essen v VfB Homberg [12] L 3-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 11/19 13:30 15 VfB Homberg v SpVg Schonnebeck W 2-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 11/12 14:00 14 [2] Ratingen SV Germania 04/19 EV v VfB Homberg [13] L 3-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 11/05 13:30 13 VfB Homberg v Mulheimer FC 97 W 3-2
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 10/29 14:00 12 Etb SW Essen v VfB Homberg - Postponed
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 10/22 13:00 11 [12] VfB Homberg v DJK Adler Union Frintrop [13] L 1-2
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 10/15 13:00 10 [17] TSV Meerbusch v VfB Homberg [11] L 2-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 10/08 13:00 9 [13] VfB Homberg v SV Sonsbeck [16] W 4-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 10/01 13:15 8 [10] SC Union Nettetal v VfB Homberg [12] L 3-1
Germany Landespokal 09/26 17:30 - FC Monheim v VfB Homberg D 1-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 09/24 13:00 7 [14] VfB Homberg v VfB Hilden [5] W 2-1
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 09/15 17:30 6 [3] SV Straelen v VfB Homberg [12] L Cancelled
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 09/10 13:00 5 [10] VfB Homberg v Kleve [6] L 1-2
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 09/03 13:00 4 [9] TVD Velbert v VfB Homberg [6] L 2-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 08/27 13:00 3 [11] VfB Homberg v SC St. Tonis 1911/20 [18] W 4-2
Germany Landespokal 08/23 16:45 - VfB Frohnhausen v VfB Homberg W 3-4
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 08/20 13:00 2 [16] SF Hamborn 07 v VfB Homberg [10] D 0-0
Germany Oberliga Niederrhein 08/13 16:00 1 [9] VfB Homberg v KFC Uerdingen 05 [9] D 2-2
Europe Friendlies 08/05 13:00 - VfB Homberg v TSG Sprockhovel L 1-3
Europe Friendlies 07/30 13:00 - VfB Homberg v FSV Duisburg W 2-0

Wikipedia - VfB Homberg

The VfB Homberg is a German association football club from the Homberg quarter of Duisburg, North Rhine-Westphalia. The club was formed July 1969 through the merger of Homberger Spielverein and Sportvereinigung 89/19 Hochheide.

History

Homberger SV

Homberger traces its roots back to 7 June 1903's establishment of Fussballverein Teutonia Homberg, which joined Moerser Spielverein on 3 February 1910 to form Grafschafter Spielverein Moers. The following year SV was established as a separate side out of this association. In 1919, the club grew through a merger with Sport Club Preussen 1908 Homberg and the subsequent addition of the football department of SC Union Homberg.

Homberg made an appearance in the 1930 final playoff round of the Westdeutschland Fussball Verband, one of seven regional leagues sending representatives to the national playoffs. Three years later German football was restructured under the Third Reich into sixteen top flight Gauligen. The team did not initially qualify to play at that level, but won promotion to the Gauliga Niederrhein for single season appearances in 1934 and 1943.

SV played in the Amateurliga Niederrhein (III) in the late 1940s and captured divisional titles in 1953, 1955, 1963, and 1964. They advanced to the final of the national amateur championship in 1953 where they lost 3–2 to SV Bergisch-Gladbach.

SpVgg 89/19 Hochheide

The Hochheider side was established in 1919 as Sportverein Hochheide and was in 1922, joined in its turn, by the football department of SC Union Homberg. In 1923 the association played as Sportvereinigiung 19 Homberg-Hochheide until later simply going as SpVgg 19 Hochheide.

In the aftermath of World War II, SpVgg joined Turnverein 1889 Hochheide to form SG Hochheide which later adopted the more traditional name SpVgg 89/19 Hochheide. This club also played in the Amateurliga Neiderrhein (III) beginning in the late 1940s and fielded strong sides through the early 1950s before being relegated to Landesliga play in 1963.

The united club

Following the 1969 merger that formed VfB, the united club carried on in the Amateurliga Niederrhein. Despite being relegated in 1974, the team earned an appearance in the opening round of the 1975 DFB Pokal (German Cup) on the strength of a regional cup win and were put out 3–1 by DJK Gütersloh.

VfB won promotion to the Oberliga Nordrhein (IV) for a two-year stint in 1990. They re-appeared in the fourth tier in 2005 and played in the tier-five Oberliga Niederrhein until 2015, when they were relegated. A league championship in the Landesliga in 2015–16 took the club back up to the Oberliga, which they won in 2019 to gain promotion to the Regionalliga West.

VfB Homberg is a German soccer team based in the city of Duisburg. The team was founded in 1912 and has a rich history in German football. VfB Homberg plays its home matches at the PCC-Stadion, which has a capacity of 5,000 spectators.

The team has had a mixed record in recent years, with some seasons seeing them compete at the top of their league, while others have seen them struggle to avoid relegation. However, VfB Homberg has a strong fan base and is known for its passionate supporters who create a lively atmosphere at home matches.

The team's colors are blue and white, and their crest features a blue shield with a white eagle in the center. VfB Homberg has a strong youth academy and has produced several talented players who have gone on to play at higher levels of German football.

Overall, VfB Homberg is a respected and well-established soccer team in Germany, with a loyal fan base and a commitment to developing young talent.