List of 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam records and statistics

This article contains the Honours, records and statistics of 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam.

Honours

The 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam has won one international and 14 domestic titles. The juniors have won six German championship.^[1]

International

• UEFA Women's Cup:
  • Winner: 2005
  • Runners-up: 2006

Domestic

• Bundesliga:
  • Champions: 2004, 2006, 2009
  • Runners-up: 2001, 2002, 2003
• Bestenermittlung:^[2]
  • Champions: 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1989
  • Runners-up:
• German Cup:
  • Winners: 2004, 2005, 2006
• German indoor championship:
  • Winners: 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009

Juniors

• German B-juniors Championship:
  • Champions: 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009
  • Runners-up: 2001

Players

• Topscorer of the Bundesliga:
  • Conny Pohlers: 27 goals, season 2001–02:
  • Conny Pohlers: 36 goals, season 2005–06

National records

Turbine holds several German football records, including:

• Most goals scored in a Bundesliga season: 115 (season 2005–06)
• Most championships in the German Democratic Republic: six
• Most junior championships: six
• Highest attendance in a Bundesliga match: 7,900 (vs. 1. FFC Frankfurt, 2003^[3])
• First team from the former GDR to win a German championship after the reunification.

Club records

Bundesliga

• Most points in a season: 61, season 2003–04
• Most wins in a season: 20 in 22 matches, season 2003–04
• Most draws in a season: 8 in 22 matches, season 1998–99
• Most losses in a season: 10 in 18 matches, season 1994–95
• Fewest points in a season: 20 in 18 games, season 1994–95^[4]
• Fewest wins in a season: 5 in 18 games, season 1995–96
• Fewest draws in a season: 1 in 22 games, seasons 2003–04 and 2004–05
• Fewest losses in a season: 1 in 22 games, seasons 2002–03, 2003–04 and 2005–06
• Most goals scored in a season: 115 in 22 games, season 2005–06 (Bundesliga record)
• Most goals conceded in a season: 60 in 18 games, season 1994–95
• Fewest goals scored in a season: 25 in 18 games, season 1994–95
• Fewest goals conceded in a season: 13 in 22 games, season 2005–06
• Largest Bundesliga win: 16-0 (vs. FSV Frankfurt, April 2, 2006)
• Worst Bundesliga defeat: 0-11 (twice; vs. FC Rumeln-Kaldenhausen, August 14, 1994 and Grün-Weiß Brauweiler, December 4, 1994)
• Highest scoring draw: 5-5 (vs. SG Rot-Weiß Hillen, season 1995–96)^[3]
• Most goals by one player in a season: 36, Conny Pohlers (season 2005–06)
• Rank in the Bundesliga all-time table: 4th (after the 2006–07 season)

German Cup

• Largest win: 16-0 (vs. Berliner SV 92, August 20, 2000)
• Worst defeat: 0-5 (vs. VfR 09 Saarbrücken, 1994^[3]

Firsts

• First match: 3-0 (vs. Empor Tangermünde, May 25, 1971)
• First Bundesliga match: 0-11 (vs. FC Rumeln-Kaldenhausen, August 14, 1994)
• First German cup match: 2-4 (vs. Schmalfelder SV, 1991^[3])
• First UEFA Women's Cup match: 6-0 (vs. Montpellier HSC, September 14, 2004)

Attendances

• Highest Bundesliga attendance (single match): 7,900 (vs. 1. FFC Frankfurt, 2003^[3])
• Highest average Bundesliga attendance (season): 1,227 (season 2005–06)
• Highest UEFA Women's Cup attendance: 8,667 (vs. Djurgårdens IF/Älvsjö, May 21, 2005)

UEFA Women's Cup

Turbine participated three times in the UEFA Women's Cup. They lifted the trophy after their first campaign, reached the final in the second one and were out after the quarter final in their last.

Results

All results from Turbine’s perspective.

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Attendance	Result	Goals for Turbine
2004/05
September 14, 2004	Round 2	Montpellier HSC	Potsdam	1,520[5]	6-0	Pohlers (3), Mittag, Odebrecht, Omilade
September 16, 2004	Round 2	KS AZS Wroclaw	Potsdam	1,519[6]	4-1	Pohlers (2), Odebrecht, Zietz
September 18, 2004	Round 2	Torres Terra Sarda	Potsdam	1,692[7]	7-5	Pohlers (3), Wimbersky (2), Hingst, Omilade
October 24, 2004	Quarterfinal	Energy Woronesch	Woronesch	2,000[8]	1-1	Becher
October 31, 2004	Quarterfinal	Energy Woronesch	Potsdam	2,868[8]	4-1	Wimbersky (2), Mittag, Odebrecht
April 9, 2005	Semifinal	Trondheims-Ørn SK	Potsdam	2,067[8]	4-0	Pohlers (3), Wimbersky
April 16, 2005	Semifinal	Trondheims-Ørn SK	Trondheim	650[8]	3-1	Hingst (2), Mittag
May 15, 2005	Final	Djurgårdens IF/Älvsjö	Stockholm	1,382[8]	2-0	Mittag, Pohlers
May 21, 2005	Final	Djurgårdens IF/Älvsjö	Potsdam	8,677[8]	3-1	Pohlers (2), Wimbersky
2005/06
September 13, 2005	Round 2	SV Neulengbach	Montpellier	ca. 100[9]	12-1	Wimbersky (4), Mittag (3), Carlson, Hingst, I. Kerschowski, Omilade, Thomas
September 15, 2005	Round 2	SV Saestum	Montpellier	250[10]	2-0	Hingst, Wimbersky
September 17, 2005	Round 2	Montpellier HSC	Montpellier	600[11]	0-0	none
October 9, 2005	Quarterfinal	Valur	Reykjavík	unknown	8-1	Cristiane (2), Mittag (2), Pohlers, Thomas, Wimbersky, Eigentor
October 6, 2005	Quarterfinal	Valur	Potsdam	2,193[12]	11-1	Pohlers (3), Mittag (2), Wimbersky (2), Cristiane, I. Kerschowski, Omilade, Eigentor
November 21, 2005	Semifinal	Djurgårdens IF/Älvsjö	Potsdam	1,616[13]	2-3	Cristiane, Pohlers
November 27, 2005	Semifinal	Djurgårdens IF/Älvsjö	Stockholm	250[14]	5-2	Mittag (2), Podvorica, Pohlers, Zietz
May 20, 2006	Final	1. FFC Frankfurt	Potsdam	4,400[15]	0-4	Fehlanzeige
May 27, 2006	Final	1. FFC Frankfurt	Frankfurt am Main	13,200[16]	2-3	Pohlers (2)
2006/07
September 12, 2006	Round 2	KFC Rapide Wezemaal	Zeist	150[17]	1-0	Pohlers
September 14, 2006	Round 2	SV Saestum	Zeist	820[18]	2-2	Pohlers (2)
September 17, 2006	Round	Sparta Prague	Zeist	200[19]	4-0	Hingst, Kameraj, I. Kerschowski, Pohlers
October 11, 2006	Quarterfinal	Brøndby IF	Brøndby	697[20]	0-3	none
October 18, 2006	Quarterfinal	Brøndby IF	Potsdam	1,156[21]	2-1	Carlson, Hingst
Overall statistic: 16 wins, 3 draws, 4 losses, 85-31 goals

Scorers

1. Conny Pohlers - 26
2. Petra Wimbersky - 14
3. Anja Mittag - 13
4. Ariane Hingst - 7
5. Cristiane, Navina Omilade – 4 each
6. Isabel Kerschowski, Viola Odebrecht – 3 each
7. Britta Carlson, Karolin Thomas, Jennifer Zietz – 2 each
8. Inken Becher, Aferdita Kameraj, Aferdita Podvorica – 1 each

Records

• Largest win: 12-1 (vs. SV Neulengbach, September 13, 2005)
• Record win on aggregate: 19-2 (vs. Valur, 2005–06 UEFA Women's Cup quarterfinal)
• Worst defeat: 0-4 (vs. 1. FFC Frankfurt, May 20, 2006)
• Record defeat on aggregate: 2-7 (vs. 1. FFC Frankfurt, UEFA Women's Cup 2005/06 final)
• Most goals in an UEFA Women's Cup match: 4, Petra Wimbersky (vs. SV Neulengbach, September 13, 2005)
• Most goals in the UEFA Women's Cup: 26, Conny Pohlers (2004–2006)

Internationals

All Turbine internationals

Several Turbine players appeared in national teams. The list below shows the names of the players who won caps and their participation in the major tournaments.^[22]

Name	Nationality	World Cup	European Championships	Olympic Games
Nadine Angerer	Germany	2003, 2007	2005	2004
Inken Becher	Germany
Britta Carlson	Germany		2005
Sonja Fuss	Germany		2005
Ariane Hingst	Germany	1999, 2003, 2007	2005	2000, 2004
Anja Mittag	Germany	2007	2005
Viola Odebrecht	Germany	2003	2005	2004
Navina Omilade	Germany		2005	2004
Babett Peter	Germany	2007
Conny Pohlers	Germany	2003	2005	2004
Essi Sainio	Finland
Jana Schadrack	Germany
Karolin Thomas	Germany
Madleen Wilder	Germany		2001
Petra Wimbersky	Germany	2007	2005	2004
Jennifer Zietz	Germany

Turbine international firsts

• First capped Turbine player: Ariane Hingst (for Germany vs. England, September 25, 1997)
• First Turbine player to play in a World Cup: Ariane Hingst (vs. Italy, June 20, 1999)
• First Turbine player to play in a World Cup final match: Ariane Hingst (vs. Sweden, October 12, 2003)
• First Turbine player to play at the European Championship: Ariane Hingst (vs. Sweden, June 23, 2001)
• First Turbine player to play in a European Championship final match: Ariane Hingst (vs. Sweden, July 7, 2001)
• First Turbine player to play at the Olympic Summer Games: Ariane Hingst (vs. Australia, September 13, 2000)
• First Turbine player to win an Olympic medal: Ariane Hingst (bronze, September 28, 2000)

Matches against men's teams

Turbine has played several friendly matches against men's team since 1999. Most of these games were charity matches. The men’s teams which Turbine has faced so far were mostly amateur teams from the sixth or seventh division. All results from Turbine’s perspective.

Date	Opponent	Result	Goals for Turbine
May 29, 1999	SV Babelsberg 03	3-9	Madleen Wilder (2), Conny Pohlers[23]
May 30, 2000	SV Babelsberg 03	7-11	n.b.[23]
February 17, 2002	SV Babelsberg 03	5-14	n.b.[23]
August 6, 2005	FSV Babelsberg 74	2-4	Karolin Thomas, Jennifer Zietz[24]
August 10, 2005	Grün-Weiß Mellensee	0-2	Fehlanzeige[25]
February 14, 2006	Fortuna Babelsberg	3-15	Conny Pohlers (2), Anja Mittag[26]
June 24, 2006	SV Eintracht Camberg	6-7	Cristiane (2), M. Kerschowski, Peter, Podvorica, Own Goal[27]
February 20, 2007	SG Bornim	1-5	Conny Pohlers[28]
April 26, 2007	FSV Ketzin/Falkenrehde	1-2	own goal by the men's team[29]
August 11, 2007	SV Hertha Finsterwalde	0-4	Fehlanzeige[30]
August 15, 2007	Oranienburger FC Eintracht	0-5	Fehlanzeige[31]

References

1. "Erfolge" (in German). 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam. Retrieved 2008-07-26.
2. Inofficial championship of the German Democratic Republic
3. Exact date unknown.
4. Calculated on the three-points-per-win rule
5. ffc-turbine.de: Kantersieg
6. ffc-turbine.de: Turbine im Viertelfinale!
7. ffc-turbine.de: Pyrrhussieg
8. rsssf.com: UEFA Club Championship (Women) 2004/05 - Details Knock-Out Phase
9. ffc-turbine: Schützenfest zum Auftakt
10. ffc-turbine.de: 2:0-Arbeitssieg sichert vorzeitigen Einzug ins UEFA-Cup-Viertelfinale
11. ffc-turbine.de: Turbine beendet UEFA-Cup-Vorrunde als Gruppensieger
12. ffc-turbine.de: Mit 11:1 ins Halbfinale des UEFA-Pokals
13. ffc-turbine.de: Bittere Europacup-Pille
14. ffc-turbine.de: Das Wunder im Rasunda
15. ffc-turbine.de: UEFA-Pokal: Turbine verliert Hinspiel 0:4
16. ffc-turbine.de: 1.FFC Frankfurt gewinnt den Europapokal 2006
17. ffc-turbine.de: Mit blauem Auge davongekommen
18. ffc-turbine.de: Saestum bestraft Potsdamer Fehler
19. ffc-turbine.de: Vier Tore gegen Sparta Prag
20. ffc-turbine.de: 3:0-Niederlage für Turbine Potsdam in Kopenhagen
21. ffc-turbine.de: 2:1-Heimsieg gegen Brøndby reicht nicht zum Weiterkommen
22. Turbine had various Russian and Polish players in their squad. It is not known if they won any caps for their respective national teams.
23. turbine-fanclub.de: "Potsdamer Stadtmeisterschaft"
24. ffc-turbine.de: 2:4 gegen den FSV Babelsberg 74
25. ffc-turbine.de: Testspiel gegen Mellensee endet 0:2
26. ffc-turbine.de:Trainingskick gegen Fortunas Männer
27. ffc-turbine.de: Freundschaftsspiel in Camburg endet 7:6
28. ffc-turbine.de:Testspiel gegen Bornim endet 5:1
29. ffc-turbine.de:Benefizspiel gegen Ketzin/Falkenrehde endet 2:1
30. ffc-turbine.de:Testkick beim Fußballfest in Finsterwalde
31. ffc-turbine.de: Testkick in Oranienburg endet 5:0