Cham district: Exciting league division of the A and B classes in 2025!

Cham district: Exciting league division of the A and B classes in 2025!

Football is back on track in the region around Cham and Schwandorf, as the new league participants in the A and B classes have been announced. As fupa.net reports, the teams have lined up for the coming season and the excitement is rising to see who can secure the best places.

**A classes at a glance**

We are looking forward to eleven exciting teams in the A-Class East. Above all, one has to mention SC Arrach-Haibühl, which is making another attempt after relegation last season. A breath of fresh air has come into the league with the newcomers SG Lam III / Lohberg II. The other teams like SG Blaibach / Lederdorn or FC Furth im Wald II also want to show off properly.

The A-Class North also has a lot to offer with 12 teams. Here you will meet teams like SG Diendorf / Nabburg II and DJK Dürnsricht-Wolfring II, who can look forward to exciting duels. The promoted team TSV Tännesberg II will be particularly in the spotlight when it comes to how well the newcomers do.

There are also 12 teams competing in the A-Class South. Among them are several relegated teams such as FC Maxhütte-Haidhof and FT Eintracht Schwandorf. They are all aiming to reassert themselves this season and set their sights on the top spots.

**The B-Classes in detail**

A look at the B classes shows that the competition is not sleeping here either. The B Class 1 KLO starts with 13 teams. This league offers clubs like SpVgg Eschlkam II and DJK Arnschwang the chance to prove themselves over the next few months. In the B Class 2 KKO/AKO there are even 14 teams, where the exciting clash between the various SGs and local representatives is coming up.

In the B-Class 3 KKS/AKS you can look forward to interesting encounters. 14 teams are fighting for the best positions, and in the B-Class 4 KLW/KKN/AKN there are 11 that want to put their foot down - especially 1. FC Neunburg vorm Wald II and SpVgg Schönseer Land II, who will compete with the other teams.

**Football in Germany – An important component**

As with the amateurs in the district, football in Germany has a clear structure. The Bundesliga, the top division with 18 professional teams, determines the champions over 34 match days. The pressure is immense as the last two teams are relegated every year. If you want to aim high, you have to put in a lot of effort. The conditions in the lower leagues are often the basis for what happens at the top. In the Regionalliga, which is considered the highest amateur league, there are five active leagues, and the champions are promoted to the 3rd league, as described on Wikipedia.

Overall, it shows that regional football is alive and promises exciting games and great stories in the coming months. Anyone interested in the amateur leagues can find out more at kicker.de. Regardless of whether you are an e-youth or an adult, football connects and inspires people of every age group. So let’s see what the new seasons will bring us!