Germany - Landespokal Wurttemberg | League Finished Matches

Landespokal WurttembergGermany

Wednesday, 16 Oct 2024

Finished

Sonnenhof Grossaspach

2 : 0

Goppinger SV

Wednesday, 25 Sep 2024

Fi. AET

Ulm

3 : 4

FC Blaubeuren

Wednesday, 18 Sep 2024

Finished

TSV Riedlingen

4 : 1

Türk Spor Neu-Ulm

Finished

TSV Frommern

1 : 2

TSG Backnang

Wednesday, 11 Sep 2024

Finished

SV Donzdorf Jugendclub

0 : 1

Reutlingen

Tuesday, 3 Sep 2024

Finished

Stuttgarter Kickers

1 : 3

SGV Freiberg

Wednesday, 28 Aug 2024

Finished

FC Holzhausen

2 : 1

TSV Essingen

Tuesday, 27 Aug 2024

Finished

TSG Balingen

4 : 0

SV Fellbach

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