District Cup Duisburg
The finals are not planned to be held in Duisburg, so the two semi-final winners, SuS Dinslaken and Rheinland Hamborn, have qualified for the Lower Rhine Cup. However, since three teams qualify, third place had to be played out. On April 5, SV Genc Osman Duisburg won 4:3 after extra time at Duisburger SV.
Duisburger SV 1900 – SV Genc Osman Duisburg 3:4 nV
Duisburg SV 1900: Jann Singh, Gracjan Adamowicz, Hayate Abe, El Hassan Lahjar, Nick Falkenstein, David Romer, Quassim El Harrouyi, Princely Ngantoh, Yildiray Yarar, Ruto Ohnishi (89. Marc – Aime Rigione), Marcel Vogel – Coach: Alessandro Vergaro
SV Genc Osman Duisburg: Muhammet Sadiklar, Hakan Yildirim, Hussein Alameddine (46. Burak Bayram), Emre Terzi (112. Steffen Herzog), Mete Kaan Yaris, Emre Onur (118. Murat Özkul), Naoya Sawa (73. Haluk Türkeri), Samed Basol, Mert Yagci, Christos Pappas, Samet Sadiklar – Trainer: Ilyas Basol
Referee: not specified () – Viewers: 50
Tore: 1: 0 Marcel Vogel (10th), 1: 1 Emre Onur (12th), 2: 1 Ruto Ohnishi (25th), 2: 2 Nick Falkenstein (42nd own goal), 3: 2 Ruto Ohnishi (68th penalty kick ), 3: 3 Samet Sadiklar (90’+4′), 3: 4 Samet Sadiklar (116′).
Sparkasse district cup Mönchengladbach-Viersen
In the final on April 10, 1. FC Viersen defeated SV Lürrip 4-0. Both teams have qualified for the Lower Rhine Cup, as has third-placed player Victoria Mennrath, who dramatically defeated ASV Süchteln 5:4 in the small final.
1. FC Viersen – SV Lürrip 4:0
1 FC Viersen: Elvedin Kaltak, Maximilian Pohlig, Semih Ziner, Younes Fiers, Timur Enes, Giosué Joel Mangano, Konstantine Jamarishvili (88. Kevin Jude Mohanraj), Emre-Ilhan Caraj (80. Ahmed Hamo), Marvin Stefan Struckmann, Vensan Klicic (86. Niklas) Thobrock), Petar Popovic – Trainer: Kemal Kuc
SV Lürrip: – Trainer: Dario Cancian
Referee: Matt Lambertz () – Viewers: 350
Tore: 1:0 Vensan Klicic (32.), 2:0 Petar Popovic (53.), 3:0 Emre-Ilhan Caraj (78.), 4:0 Giosué Joel Mangano (81.).
Victoria Mennrath – ASV unity addiction 5:4
Victoria Mennrath: Andre Dietze, Simon Littges, Julius Benders, Philipp Preckel, Noah Kubawitz, Stefan Linser, Jonah Tiskens, Hans Christian Geiser, Robin Wolf, Paul Szymanski, Daniel Jovelino Nkongo – Trainer: Simon Netten
ASV unity addictions: Jens Lonny, Maurice Bock, Alexander Verlinden, Maik Lambertz, Karsten Robertz, Toni Weis, Philipp Kremer, Paul Fröhling, Jonas Landwehrs, Johannes Leske, Mats Schleszies – Trainer: Frank Mitschkowski
Referee: Ömer Celik (Mönchengladbach) – Viewers: 200
Tore: 1-0 Noah Kubawitz (32′), 1-1 Hiromasa Kawamura (51′), 1-2 Luca Roschat (54′), 2-2 Paul Szymanski (58′), 3-2 Oliver Krüppel (60′), 4: 2 Fabian Aron Szordykowski (67th), 4: 3 Toni Weis (74th), 5: 3 Robin Wolf (82nd).
District Cup Grevenbroich-Neuss
In the Rheinkreis, only the two finalists qualify for the Lower Rhine Cup. They faced each other in the Grevenbroicher Schlossstadion on April 10th in the final, which VfL Jüchen-Garzweiler won 5-1 against TSV Bayer Dormagen after falling behind.
VfL Jüchen-Garzweiler – TSV Bayer Dormagen 5:1
VfL Juechen-Garzweiler: Lirim Iberdemaj, Sven Moseler (88. Jochen Schumacher), Tim Heubach, Tim Hintzen, David Alexandre Alves Oliveira, Pascal Moseler, Dragan Kalkan, Daniel Una Dominguez (86. Jan-Lars Schuchardt), Ben Venhaus (78. Shuri Nishii), Fatlum Ahmeti (88. Erik Pöhler), Allen Muratovic (67. Nils Friebe) – Coach: Marcel Winkens
TSV Bayer Dormagen: Lukas Hermes, Andre Tareco Duarte, Florian Kluth, Lukasz Koziatek, Niklas Schubert (58 Patrick Lukas Aldenhoff) (69 Maurice Roggendorf), Oliver Gammon (81 Maximilian Schroeder), Marius Frassek, Marc Naroska, Dario Russo (77 Mick Dziggel), Alexander Hauptmann (77. Bek Osaj), Niclas Kuypers – Coach: Marco Niestroy – Coach: Ayhan Karadeniz
Referee: Franziska Erkes (Korschenbroich) – Viewers: 800
Tore: 0: 1 Oliver Gammon (5th), 1: 1 Alen Muratovic (30th), 2: 1 Sven Moseler (56th), 3: 1 Pascal Moseler (66th), 4: 1 Tim Heubach (70th), 5-1 Tim Heubach (84′).
District Cup Moers
Two teams qualify from the district for the Lower Rhine Cup, and these are the two semi-final winners OSC Rheinhausen and TuS Fichte Lintfort. The final will be played on May 29th at TV Asberg.
Finale: OSC Rheinhausen – TuS Fichte Lintfort
District Cup Wuppertal-Niederberg
Three teams qualify from the district for the Lower Rhine Cup, the final day is scheduled for May 18th. The two games are scheduled for the sports field on Parkstrasse.
- Match for 3rd place: TSV Ronsdorf – TSV Beyenburg (12 noon)
- Final: SSV Germania Wuppertal – FSV Vohwinkel (3 p.m.)
District Cup Kempen-Krefeld
On Whit Monday, May 29th, the final day in Kempen-Krefeld is on the agenda. In the semi-finals, TuRa Brüggen and VfR Fischeln prevailed, which means that they are already in the Lower Rhine Cup. A third team must determine the SSV Grefrath and Hueler SV.
3rd place match: SSV Grefrath – Hulser SV
Finale: TuRa Brueggen – VfR Fischeln
District Cup Düsseldorf
In the state capital, three teams also qualify for the Lower Rhine Cup, with the final day taking place on June 8th at TSV Eller.
Endgame: DJK Sparta Bilk – Rather SV (4 p.m.)
3rd place match: SP.-VG. Hilden 05/06 – FC Büderich (2 p.m.)
District Cup Kleve-Geldern
There is no final in the district of Kleve-Geldern, the three participants will be determined in the three games of the fourth round among the six remaining teams on April 26th.
- Viktoria Goch – TSV Wachtendonk Wankum
- Blue-White Auwel-Holt – Alemannia Pfalzdorf
- Kevelaerer SV – SV Honnepel-Niedermormter
District Cup Rees-Bocholt
There will be no final in the Rees-Bocholt district. In fact, six teams are still in the running, which will play off the participants in the Lower Rhine Cup in three “finals” on April 27th.
- DJK Lowick – BW Dingden
- SV Games – PSV Wesel
- 1. FC Heelden – Westfalia Anholt
District Cup Essen
The semi-finals of the Essen district cup have not yet been played out. Here are the April 26th VfB Frohnhausen and the SV Burgaltendorf as well as the DJK Adler Union Frintrop and TuSEM food across from. Since three teams reach the Lower Rhine Cup, third place must be played out.
District Cup Oberhausen-Bottrop
The semi-finals were played in November. Rhenania Bottrop and Schwarz-Weiß Alstaden would have qualified for a final if this were to be played. The small final between Arminia Klosterhardt and VfR Oberhausen has to be played out because there are three participants in the Lower Rhine Cup.
District Cup Remscheid
In Remscheid, due to the small size of the circle, only the cup winner makes it into the Lower Rhine Cup. At the end of April, however, the semi-finals are still on the agenda.
- April 26: SC Heide – FC Remscheid
- April 27th: SSV Bergisch Born – Dabringhauser TV
District Cup Solingen
In the district of Solingen, two teams make it into the Lower Rhine Cup. A game for third place is not necessary, but the district will commendably play the final, on June 11th. Before that, however, the semi-finals still have to be completed on April 19th.
- DV Solingen – SV Solingen
- SC Reusrath – 1 SpVg Solingen-Wald
