1989–90 FC Basel season

FC Basel
1989–90 season
Chairman	Charles Röthlisberger
Manager	Urs Siegenthaler; (from November 1989) Coach:; Ernst August Künnecke
Ground	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
Nationalliga B	Qualifying Phase West 5th
Nationalliga B	Promotion Phase 3rd
Swiss Cup	Quarterfinal
Top goalscorer	Erni Maissen (16)
Highest home attendance	22,000 vs Zürich; (16 April 1990)
Average home league attendance	6,045[1]

The Fussball Club Basel 1893 1989–90 season was their 96th season since the clubs foundation. Charles Röthlisberger was the clubs chairmann for the second consecutive year. FC Basel played their home games in the St. Jakob Stadium. Following their relegation in the 1987–88 season this was their second season in the second tier of Swiss football.

Overview

For the third consecutive season Urs Siegenthaler was first team coach. After missing promotion the season before the clubs repeated priority aim was to return to the top flight of Swiss football. Basel were assigned to the West group. Due to the poor results during October Urs Siegenthaler lost his position as first team coach and in November he was replaced by Ernst August Künnecke.^[1] The team ended their 22 matches in the Qualifying Phase with 11 victories, five draws and six defeats with 27 points in a disappointing fifth position in the league table. The team scored just 29 goals and conceded 27. Erni Maissen was the teams top scorer in this stage with 10 goals.

Basel qualified for a Promotion group and were assigned to group A. Also qualified for this group from the Nationalliga B were Zürich, Yverdon-Sports, Fribourg, Chur and Schaffhausen. From the Nationalliga A Servette and Bellinzona were fighting against relegation. Basel started well winnig the first four matches, but could only reach a home draw with both Servette and Zürich. Both away games against these two teams ended in defeats and so Basel could only reach third position in the table behind these two rivals and thus missed promotion.

In the second round of the Swiss Cup Basel were matched away against lower tier FC Moutier and in the round of 64 against lower tier SC Burgdorf. Both games were won easily (8–0 and 3–0). In the round of 32 they were drawn away against Schaffhausen (1–0 victory) and in the next round away against Bulle (6–0 victory). Basel passed the first four rounds scoring 18 and without conceding a single goal. However, in the quarterfinals Basels cup season came to an end after a 0–1 defeat away from home in the Hardturm Stadium against higher tier Grasshopper Club. The Grasshoppers went on to win the trophy.

Players

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

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Thomas Grüter
	GK	Roger Glanzmann
4	DF	Peter Bernauer
15	DF	Massimo Ceccaroni
6	DF	Miodrag Đurđević
2	DF	Markus Hodel
3	DF	André Rindlisbacher
14	MF	Rolf Baumann
10	MF	Uwe Dittus
17	MF	Vittorio Gottardi
11	MF	Erni Maissen
16	MF	Boris Mancastroppa

No.	Position	Player
8	MF	Enrique Mata
7	MF	Mario Moscatelli
5	MF	Sascha Reich
	MF	Andre Rindlisbacher
13	FW	Manfred Wagner
19	FW	Patrick Rahmen
12	FW	Ralph Thoma
9	FW	Uwe Wassmer
	FW	Ruedi Zbinden
		Beat Aebi
		Germano Fanciulli
18		Jörg Heuting
		René Spicher

Results

Nationalliga B

Qualifying Phase West

22 July 1989 Round 1	Basel	2 – 0	Old Boys	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

26 July 1989 Round 2	ES Malley	0 – 3	Basel	Stade du Bois Gentil, Malley

29 July 1989 Round 3	Basel	2 – 4	Fribourg	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

4 August 1989 Round 4	Montreux-Sports	2 – 2	Basel	Stade de Chailly, Montreux

9 August 1989 Round 5	Basel	1 – 1	Yverdon-Sports	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

12 August 1989 Round 6	La Chaux-de-Fonds	0 – 4	Basel	Stade Charrière, La Chaux-de-Fonds

15 August 1989 Round 7	Basel	3 – 2	Bulle	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

23 August 1989 Round 8	Chênois	2 – 2	Basel	Stade des Trois-Chêne, Thônex

26 August 1989 Round 9	Basel	2 – 0	Martigny-Sports	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

9 September 1989 Round 10	Basel	2 – 0	Grenchen	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

15 September 1989 Round 11	Etoile Carouge	5 – 2	Basel	Stade des Trois-Chêne, Thônex

22 September 1989 Round 12	Old Boys	1 – 5	Basel	Stadion Schützenmatte, Basel
				Attendance: 3,300^[1]

30 September 1989 Round 13	Basel	0 – 3	ES Malley	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

7 October 1989 Round 14	Fribourg	0 – 3	Basel	Stade Universitaire, Freiburg

14 October 1989 Round 15	Basel	1 – 1	Montreux-Sports	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

21 October 1989 Round 16	Basel	0 – 1	Etoile Carouge	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

28 October 1989 Round 17	Yverdon-Sports	4 – 0	Basel	Stade Municipal, Yverdon-les-Bains

4 November 1989 Round 18	Basel	2 – 0	La Chaux-de-Fonds	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

12 November 1989 Round 19	Bulle	2 – 0	Basel	Stade de Bouleyres, Bulle

18 November 1989 Round 20	Basel	2 – 0	Chênois	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

26 November 1989 Round 21	Martigny-Sports	1 – 1	Basel	Stade d'Octodure, Martigny

3 December 1989 Round 22	Grenchen	0 – 1	Basel	Stadion Brühl, Grenchen

League Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Remarks
1	Fribourg	22	13	5	4	43	38	31	Promotion round
2	Bulle	22	12	6	4	46	23	30	Promotion round
3	Yverdon-Sports	22	10	8	4	39	21	28	Promotion round
4	CS Chênois	22	10	7	5	38	24	27	Promotion round
5	Basel	22	11	5	6	40	29	27	Promotion round
6	Grenchen	22	8	9	5	38	21	25	Promotion round
7	Etoile-Carouge FC	22	9	4	9	35	35	22	Relegation group
8	La Chaux-de-Fonds	22	8	3	11	41	37	19	Relegation group
9	Montreux-Sports	22	5	8	9	27	38	18	Relegation group
10	Old Boys Basel	22	5	6	11	27	40	16	Relegation group
11	ES Malley	22	3	5	14	18	53	11	Relegation group
12	Martigny-Sports	22	1	8	13	26	59	10	Relegation group

Promotion/Relegation Phase

25 February 1990 Round 1	Basel	1 – 0	Chur	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
	Maissen

3 March 1990 Round 2	Fribourg	0 – 1	Basel	Stade Universitaire, Freiburg
			Wassmer

11 March 1990 Round 3	Basel	3 – 1	Schaffhausen	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
14:30			(pen.)	Referee: Daniel Roduit (Sion)

18 March 1990 Round 4	Bellinzona	1 – 4	Basel	Stadio Comunale Bellinzona, Bellinzona

25 March 1990 Round 5	Basel	1 – 1	Servette	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
14:30				Referee: Michel Despland (Yverdon)

11 April 1990 Round 6	Yverdon-Sports	1 – 1	Basel	Stade Municipal, Yverdon-les-Bains

16 April 1990 Round 7	Basel	3 – 3	Zürich	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
				Attendance: 22,000

24 April 1990 Round 8	Zürich	3 – 1	Basel	Letzigrund, Zürich

28 April 1990 Round 9	Basel	1 – 1	Yverdon-Sports	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

5 May 1990 Round 10	Servette	3 – 1	Basel	Charmilles Stadium, Geneva

12 May 1990 Round 11	Basel	4 – 1	Bellinzona	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

19 May 1990 Round 12	Schaffhausen	0 – 5	Basel	Stadion Breite, Schaffhausen

26 May 1990 Round 13	Basel	1 – 1	Fribourg	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel

30 May 1990 Round 14	Chur	1 – 0	Basel	Ringstrasse, Chur

League Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Remarks
1	Servette	14	8	4	2	29	13	20	Remain in Nationalliga A 1990–91
2	Zürich	14	8	4	2	30	17	20	Promoted to Nationalliga A 1990–91
3	Basel	14	6	5	3	27	17	17	Remain in Nationalliga B
4	AC Bellinzona	14	5	5	4	19	16	15	Relegated to Nationalliga B
5	Yverdon-Sport	14	3	7	4	14	16	13	Remain in Nationalliga B
6	Fribourg	14	4	3	7	17	27	11	Remain in Nationalliga B
7	Chur	14	3	3	8	9	21	9	Remain in Nationalliga B
8	Schaffhausen	14	2	3	9	15	33	7	Remain in Nationalliga B

Swiss Cup

18 August 1989 Second principal round	Moutier	0 – 8	Basel	Novimmob Stadium, Moutier

3 September 1989 Round of 64	SC Burgdorf	0 – 3	Basel	Neumatt, Burgdorf

8 April 1990 Round of 32	Schaffhausen	0 – 1	Basel	Stadion Breite, Schaffhausen

21 April 1990 Round of 16	Bulle	0 – 6	Basel	Stade de Bouleyres, Bulle

1 May 1990 Quarterfinal	Grasshopper Club	1 – 0	Basel	Hardturm, Zürich
				Attendance: 6,200^[1]

Sources and references

Rotblau: Jahrbuch Saison 2015/2016. Publisher: FC Basel Marketing AG. ISBN 978-3-7245-2050-4
1989–90 at RSSSF

1 2 3 4 Stefan Peter. "Überregionale Meisterschaften, Schweizer und Basler Cup". Retrieved 2016-11-16.

External links

FC Basel official site

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1989–90 FC Basel season

Overview

Players

Results

Nationalliga B

Qualifying Phase West

League Table

Promotion/Relegation Phase

League Table

Swiss Cup

See also

Sources and references

External links