SC Brühl (Germany)

SC Brühl, officially known as Sportclub Brühl e.V., is a German football club based in Brühl. The club was founded on October 15, 1901, and has a long-standing history in German football.

SC Brühl^[1]

Full name	Sportclub Brühl e.V.
Founded	October 15, 1901; 123 years ago (1901-10-15)
Ground	Schlossparkstadion
Capacity	3,500
Website	https://www.scb0645.de/
Home colours Away colours

History

SC Brühl was established in 1901 and began participating in local leagues. Additionally, the club has experienced promotions to higher divisions within the German football league system, showcasing their ability to compete at higher levels. Alongside these accomplishments, the club has also achieved success at the local and regional levels, winning championships or tournaments within their respective leagues or divisions. The team was founded when SV Bruhl 06 and Bruhler SC merged.^[2]

Stadium

The home matches of SC Brühl are played at their own stadium, known as "Schlossparkstadion". The stadium provides a dedicated venue for the club and its passionate supporters. The Schlossparkstadion has a seating capacity of 3,500.

The stadium features modern facilities and amenities for fans attending matches. It underwent significant renovations in 2010, including the installation of new seating, improved lighting, and upgraded dressing rooms. The pitch is well-maintained, meeting the highest standards for professional football matches.

Players

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  GHA James Babik — DF  ERI Awet Mekonen Mesfn 11 DF  TOG Wiyao Theodore Beleyi 14 DF  GER Nils Bertram 22 DF  GER Cornelius Tietze 30 DF  KOS Albin Kallaba — DF  GER Marvin Oluwa — DF  GER Pascal Japes — DF  TUR Tolgahan Aydin — DF  GRE Christos Stafidis — DF  NGA Ebubechukwe Ukeje — MF  GER Oscar von Lehmann — MF  GER Guillaume Nteka Vunda — MF  GER Timo Höth 2 MF  GER Sven Steimels 5 MF  GER August von Lehmann 26 MF  GER Kai Odermatt — MF  GER Johannes Jahn 3 MF  GER Halil Kücükhasanoglu 6 MF  GER Asilkan Kenar — FW  GER Ganesh Pundt — FW  GER Zakariya Bouniss 15 FW  GER Maximilian Frank 24 FW  GER Max Breuer

Club rivalries

SC Brühl has developed local rivalries with neighboring clubs, and had a long-standing rivalry with Blau-Weiß Brühl, before the latter was dissolved.

See also

• Football in Germany
• List of football clubs in Germany