1956 FDGB-Pokal

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1957 FDGB-Pokal
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The 1956 FDGB-Pokal started with 148 teams. It was the sixth time that the East German national cup in association football was contested. Due to the switch to a calendar year season the final took place at the end of the year.

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Two qualifying rounds were played before the first round. All rounds were played as knock-out matches with extra time following a draw after 90 minutes. If extra time yielded no winner, the teams faced each other again in a replay.[ citation needed ]

120 quarter-finalist of the DDR-Bezirkspokal competitions were joined by 21 members of the third-tier 2nd DDR-Liga that had been created in 1955. After the second qualifying round, the remaining 36 teams were joined by the 28 teams from the top-tier DDR-Oberliga and the second-tier DDR-Liga.
By the third round proper none of the Bezirkspokal or 2nd DDR-Liga sides remained. In addition Oberliga sides Rotation Babelsberg, Motor Karl-Marx-Stadt, SC Rotation Leipzig and Motor Zwickau had been eliminated. Three DDR-Liga teams entered the quarter-finals Chemie Wolfen, Chemie Halle-Leuna and BSG Chemie Zeitz but only Halle went through to the semi-finals after a 4–3 extra time win over Aktivist Brieske-Senftenberg. In the semi-final the underdogs from Halle held Oberliga side Turbine Erfurt to a 1-all draw after extra time and won the replay 5–0 to reach the final in Magdeburg. Their opponents were ZASK Vorwärts Berlin who had eliminated holders and Oberliga champions Wismut Karl-Marx-Stadt.[ citation needed ]

First qualifying round

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Aufbau Wolgast BSG Turbine Neubrandenburg 2–1 a.e.t.
Vorwärts KVP Prenzlau BSG Einheit Greifswald 0–1
BSG Empor Anklam BSG Motor Stralsund5–1
BSG Einheit Grimmen BSG Motor Torgelow 4–2 a.e.t.
BSG Traktor Quastenberg/Burg StargardLokomotive Stralsund2–0
BSG Traktor FranzburgBSG Traktor Siedenbollentin3–2
BSG Empor FriedlandBSG Motor Warnowwerft Warnemünde0–6
BSG Traktor FranzburgBSG Motor Rostock1–3
BSG Aufbau Boizenburg BSG Motor Wismar 1–4
BSG Einheit RostockBSG Fortschritt Neustadt-Glewe2–1
BSG Einheit SchwerinBSG Aufbau Rostock5–0
BSG Traktor Domsühl BSG Einheit Wismar 1–9
BSG Motor Rathenow SG Dynamo Schwerin 1–6
BSG Traktor PutlitzBSG Motor Schwerin1–3
BSG Einheit OsterburgBSG Empor Grabow5–3
BSG Traktor Diesdorf/AltmarkBSG Lokomotive Wittenberge0–7
BSG Motor Wittenberge BSG Motor Süd Brandenburg 3–4
BSG Einheit WolmirstedtBSG Empor Wittenberge8–0
BSG Motor Mögelin SG Lichtenberg 47 Berlin 4–1
BSG Traktor HaldenslebenBSG Stahl Thale1–3
BSG Chemie Piesteritz BSG Einheit Burg2–5
BSG Aktivist SondershausenSG Dynamo Eisleben0–2
BSG Stahl Hettstedt BSG Empor Halberstadt 3–0
BSG Motor SchönebeckBSG Chemie Greppin2–3
BSG Einheit ZerbstBSG Chemie Bitterfeld0–7
SG TreuenbrietzenBSG Lokomotive Schöneweide0–1
BSG Motor Oderberg SG Berolina Stralau 4–2
BSG Aufbau FinowfurtSG Hohenschönhausen Berlin2–5
SG Union Fürstenwalde SC Motor Berlin2–3
SG Wacker LichtenbergBSG Stahl HennigsdorfX-0 [a]
BSG Motor Legebruch BSG Motor Oberspree 2–1
SG Fortuna PankowBSG Empor Zossen2–3
BSG Motor Friedrichshagen BSG Aufbau Rüdersdorf1–6
SG Lok Bau Union Buchholz BSG Stahl Stalinstadt 3–2
BSG Lokomotive Frankfurt/Oder SV Vorwärts Cottbus 5–4
BSG Fortschritt CottbusSG Dynamo Frankfurt/Oder2–3
BSG Aktivist FinkenheerdBSG Lokomotive Cottbus1–4
BSG Chemie FriedrichshainBSG Einheit Frankfurt/OderX-0 [b]
BSG Chemie Weißwasser BSG Motor Bautzen 2–3
BSG Aktivist LaubuschBSG Stahl Freital3–1
BSG Neumark-HalleSC DHfK Leipzig0–2
BSG Traktor Taucha BSG Motor Ammendorf 2–3
BSG Turbine Halle BSG Rotation Südwest Leipzig0–1
BSG Motor West Leipzig BSG Empor Halle 1–3
BSG Chemie Buna SchkopauSG Zwenkau5–1
BSG Stahl Brandis BSG Stahl Riesa 0–2
BSG Einheit Hoyerswerda SG Dynamo Dresden 2–5
BSG Motor LommatzschBSG Motor Lauchhammer-Ost1–4
BSG Chemie CoswigBSG Chemie Schwarzheide1–2
BSG Einheit LangensalzaBSG Aktivist Tiefenort2–0
BSG Motor SchmalkaldenBSG Motor Eisenach8–2
BSG Motor SuhlBSG Nord Erfurt2–1
BSG Motor Gotha BSG Motor Veilsdorf1–2
BSG Fortschritt GeschwendaBSG Lokomotive Weimar0–6
BSG Motor RudislebenBSG Chemie Lauscha3–2
BSG Fortschritt Pößneck BSG Motor Sonneberg1–3
BSG Empor Jena BSG Motor Steinach 2–1
BSG Empor ErfurtBSG Chemie Jena2–3
BSG Chemie KahlaBSG Motor Oberlind0–2
BSG Motor Neustadt/OrlaBSG Einheit Mitte Erfurt2–1
BSG Chemie Apolda BSG Traktor Frießnitz6–0
BSG Fortschritt OelsnitzBSG Stahl Silbitz3–2
BSG Wismut Plauen BSG Fortschritt Hartha 2–1
BSG Aufbau TheumaBSG Chemie Elsterberg0–9
BSG Aktivist Karl-Marx ZwickauBSG Aufbau Meißen5–1
BSG Motor DöbelnBSG Motor Zschopau4–2
BSG Stahl GröditzBSG Stahl Lugau2–0
BSG Empor Tabak DresdenBSG Motor West Karl-Marx-Stadt4–0
BSG Aktivist BornaBSG Chemie Leuna1–1 a.e.t.

a Wacker walkover; Stahl withdrew [1]
b Chemie walkover; Einheit withdrew [1]

BSG Wismut Auerbach, BSG Wismut Schneeberg, BSG Stahl Lippendorf were given byes to the second qualifying round. [1]

Replay

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Chemie LeunaBSG Aktivist Borna4–2

Second qualifying round

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Motor Süd LeipzigBSG Motor Legebruch6–1
BSG Motor Warnowwerft WarnemündeBSG Empor Anklam10–3
BSG Lokomotive WeimarBSG Empor Halle4–0
BSG Rotation Südwest LeipzigBSG Chemie Buna Schkopau1–4
SG Dynamo Frankfurt/OderSG Lok Bau Union Buchholz3–2
BSG Aufbau RüdersdorfSG Wacker Lichtenberg Berlin4–2
BSG Lokomotive CottbusBSG Stahl Gröditz2–3
BSG Chemie FriedrichshainBSG Empor Tabak Dresden2–6
BSG Motor Lauchhammer-OstBSG Motor Döbeln2–4
BSG Chemie SchwarzheideBSG Motor Bautzen2–3
BSG Motor WismarBSG Einheit Schwerin4–2
SG Dynamo SchwerinBSG Einheit Rostock2–1 a.e.t.
BSG Motor SchwerinBSG Einheit Osterburg1–6
BSG Lokomotive WittenbergeBSG Einheit Wolmirstedt5–2
BSG Wismut PlauenBSG Motor Suhl4–0
BSG Empor ZossenBSG Lokomotive Schöneweide1–2
BSG Motor RostockBSG Traktor Quastenberg/Burg Stargard4–1
BSG Einheit WismarBSG Traktor Franzberg6–0
BSG Motor OberlindBSG Motor Rudisleben5–2
BSG Motor SonnebergBSG Wismut Schneeberg0–1
BSG Motor VeilsdorfBSG Wismut Auerbach2–3
SG Dynamo DresdenBSG Aktivist Karl-Marx Zwickau0–1
SC Stahl RiesaBSG Aktivist Laubusch3–2 a.e.t.
SC DHfK LeipzigBSG Stahl Hettstedt9–2
BSG Einheit GreifswaldBSG Aufbau Wolgast6–1
BSG Motor AmmendorfBSG Motor Neustadt/Orla1–3
BSG Chemie JenaBSG Motor Schmalkalden4–2
SG HohenschönhausenBSG Motor Oderberg5–0
SC Motor BerlinBSG Lokomotive Frankfurt/Oder0–2
BSG Einheit BurgBSG Motor Mögelin11–1
BSG Einheit GrimmenBSG Chemie Bitterfeld1–5
BSG Stahl ThaleBSG Einheit Langensalza4–1
SG Dynamo EislebenBSG Stahl Lippendorf3–2
BSG Chemie GrippenBSG Chemie Apolda4–0
BSG Chemie LeunaBSG Empor Jena6–1
BSG Chemie ElsterbergBSG Fortschritt Oelsnitz0–0 a.e.t.

Replay

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Fortschritt OelsnitzBSG Chemie Elsterberg2–1

First round

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Lokomotive Frankfurt/OderBSG Aufbau Großräschen4–3
BSG Motor Rostock BSG Lokomotive Stendal 1–4
SG Dynamo Schwerin ZASK Vorwärts Berlin 1–7
BSG Motor Warnowwerft Warnemünde BSG Chemie AGFA Wolfen 0–3
BSG Einheit Greifswald SC Empor Rostock 0–0 a.e.t.
BSG Einheit Osterburg BSG Motor Dessau 2–3
BSG Einheit WismarBSG Lokomotive Schöneweide5–1
BSG Lokomotive Wittenberge BSG Motor Mitte Magdeburg 2–4
BSG Motor Brandenburg-Süd SC Rotation Leipzig 2–5
BSG Einheit Burg SC Chemie Halle-Leuna 2–4
BSG Chemie Bitterfeld SC Wismut Karl-Marx-Stadt 2–3
BSG Stahl Thale SC Turbine Erfurt 1–3
SG Dynamo Eisleben BSG Motor Zwickau 0–3
BSG Chemie Greppin BSG Motor Nordhausen-West 6–1
BSG Chemie Buna Schkopau SC Einheit Dresden 0–5
SG Hohenschönhausen Berlin SC Wissenschaft Halle X-0 c
BSG Aufbau Rüdersdorf SC Aktivist Brieske-Senftenberg 1–10
SG Dynamo Frankfurt/Oder BSG Rotation Babelsberg 0–3
BSG Chemie JenaBSG Wismut Auerbach4–2
SC DHfK LeipzigAktivist Karl-Marx Zwickau3–1 a.e.t.
BSG Stahl GröditzBSG Chemie Glauchau2–0
BSG Empor Tabak DresdenBSG Empor Wurzen-West5–0
BSG Motor Bautzen SC Motor Karl-Marx-Stadt 3–0
BSG Motor DöhlenBSG Chemie Zeitz0–2
BSG Stahl RiesaBSG Fortschritt Meerane2–6
BSG Chemie LeunaSC Fortschritt Weißenfels0–1
BSG Motor Neustadt/OrlaBSG Wismut Schneeberg1–1 a.e.t.
BSG Lokomotive Weimar SC Lokomotive Leipzig 0–1
BSG Wismut Plauen SC Motor Jena 3–4 a.e.t.
BSG Motor Oberlind BSG Wismut Gera 3–2
BSG Fortschritt Oelsnitz BSG Motor Altenburg 1–5
BSG Motor Wismar SC Dynamo Berlin 1–3 a.e.t.

c Berlin walkover; Halle withdrew [1]

Replays

Home teamAway teamResult
SC Empor RostockBSG Einheit Greifswald3–1
BSG Motor Neustadt/OrlaBSG Wismut Schneeberg ?–? [d]

d Result unknown, Schneeberg advanced [1]

Second round

(played on 18 November 1956)

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Wismut SchneebergSC Empor Rostock0–6
BSG Motor DessauBSG Motor Oberlind4–2
SC Chemie Halle-LeunaBSG Einheit Wismar8–0
SC Fortschritt WeißenfelsBSG Chemie Greppin2–0
BSG Motor Mitte MagdeburgBSG Lokomotive Frankfurt/Oder8–0
BSG Lokomotive StendalSG Hohenschönhausen Berlin1–0
BSG Chemie ZeitzBSG Stahl Gröditz6–3
SC Einheit DresdenBSG Chemie Jena6–2
ZASK Vorwärts BerlinBSG Empor Tabak Dresden7–0
BSG Motor AltenburgBSG Motor Bautzen4–1
SC Rotation LeipzigSC Wismut Karl-Marx-Stadt3–3 a.e.t.
SC Dynamo BerlinBSG Fortschritt Meerane6–2
BSG Rotation BabelsbergSC Turbine Erfurt1–2 a.e.t.
BSG Chemie AGFA WolfenSC DHfK Leipzig3–1 a.e.t.
SC Aktivist Brieske-SenftenbergSC Motor Jena3–2 a.e.t.
SC Lokomotive LeipzigBSG Motor Zwickau3–0

Replay

Home teamAway teamResult
SC Wismut Karl-Marx-StadtSC Rotation Leipzig2–0

Third round

(played on 25 November 1956)

Home teamAway teamResult
SC Empor RostockSC Aktivist Brieske-Senftenberg0–1
BSG Motor DessauBSG Chemie Zeitz2–3
BSG Motor AltenburgZASK Vorwärts Berlin0–3
BSG Motor Mitte MagdeburgSC Chemie Halle-Leuna1–2
BSG Lokomotive StendalSC Einheit Dresden1–3
SC Wismut Karl-Marx-StadtSC Dynamo Berlin8–0
SC Turbine ErfurtSC Fortschritt Weißenfels3–1 a.e.t.
SC Lokomotive LeipzigBSG Chemie AGFA Wolfen1–2

Quarter-finals

(played on 2 December 1956)

Home teamAway teamResult
BSG Chemie AGFA WolfenZASK Vorwärts Berlin1–2 a.e.t.
SC Chemie Halle-LeunaSC Aktivist Brieske-Senftenberg4–3 a.e.t.
BSG Chemie ZeitzSC Wismut Karl-Marx-Stadt1–2
SC Turbine ErfurtSC Einheit Dresden6–3

Semi-finals

(played on 9 December 1956)

Home teamAway teamResult
ZASK Vorwärts BerlinSC Wismut Karl-Marx-Stadt2–0
SC Turbine ErfurtSC Chemie Halle-Leuna1–1 a.e.t.

Replay

(played on 12 December 1956)

Home teamAway teamResult
SC Chemie Halle-LeunaSC Turbine Erfurt5–0

Final

SC Chemie Halle-Leuna 2 – 1 ZASK Vorwärts Berlin
Büchner Soccerball shade.svg18'
Imhof Soccerball shade.svg84'
Kaulmann Soccerball shade.svg73'
Attendance: 25,000
Referee: Fritz Köpcke (Wusterhausen)
HALLE-LEUNA:
GKGünter Melchior
DFHans-Joachim Oelze
DFKlaus Hoffmann
DFRobert Heyer
MFWilli Streit
MF Günter Imhof
FWAlfred Jaukus
FWWerner Lehrmann
FWJoachim Lehmann
FWWalter Schmidt
FWKlaus BüchnerSub off.svg 84'
Substitutes:
FWRolf HoffmannSub on.svg 84'
Manager:
Flag of East Germany.svg Horst Sockoll
BERLIN:
GK Karl-Heinz Spickenagel
DFPeter Kalinke
DF Gerhard Marotzke
DF Werner Eilitz
MFHans Küchler
MF Werner Unger
FW Horst Assmy
FW Heinz Kaulmann
FWGerhard ReicheltSub off.svg 59'
FW Lothar Meyer
FW Günther Wirth
Substitutes:
FWSiegfried WachtelSub on.svg 59'
Manager:
Flag of Hungary.svg János Gyarmati


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