1964 Danish 3rd Division

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Danish 3rd Division
Season1964
Dates26 March – 15 November 1964
Champions Holbæk B&IF (1st title)
PromotedHolbæk B&IF
AIA
Relegated Skovshoved IF
Kolding IF
Matches played132
Goals scored512 (3.88 per match)
Top goalscorerFlemming Jensen
(18 goals) [1]
← 1963
1965 →

The 1964 Danish 3rd Division (Danish: Danmarksturneringens 3. division 1964) was the twenty-third season of the Danish third-tier association football division since its establishment in 1936 as part of the Danmarksturneringen's nation-wide league structure. Governed by the Danish FA, the season was launched on 26 March 1964 with two fixtures and concluded with the last four matches on 15 November 1964. [2] [1] Skovshoved IF and Hellerup IK entered as relegated teams from last season's second division, while Svendborg fB and Nakskov BK entered as promoted teams from the 1963 Kvalifikationsturneringen. The twelve teams in the division entered the 1964–65 Danish Cup in the cup tournament's first round proper.

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Holbæk B&IF won the league, securing their first third-tier league title on the last match day, while gaining promotion to the second division for the first time in the club's history, with AIA becoming the runners-up and returning to the second-tier after two years absence. [3] The two clubs with the fewest points in the final league standings, Skovshoved IF and Kolding IF, were relegated to the 1965 Kvalifikationsturneringen. [3] Forward Flemming Jensen of IK Skovbakken was the league's top goal scorer with 18 goals, scoring four goals on the last match day, one more than Fritz Hansen of BK Frem Sakskøbing that finished in second place. [1] [4] [5]

Summary

The 1964 season of the third tier was inaugurated on 26 March with two Maundy Thursday matches, namely Lyngby BK against AIA at Lyngby Stadium in front of 1,100 spectators and newly relegated Hellerup IK versus IK Skovbakken, that finished the previous season in the league's third place just outside the promotion spots, at Gentofte Stadium. [6] [7] [8] [9] The second match was played following the conclusion of the first match of the top-flight league season at the same stadium. [6] The first match day, scheduled to take place over the course of three Easter days, was marked by frost at night and snow and thaw during the day, forcing two matches to be rescheduled to another day and one match to be moved from the morning to afternoon on the same day. [2] The first goal of the season was a penalty kick executed by Lyngby BK's centre forward Per Holger Hansen in the 35th minute — the penalty was awarded due to a tackle committed by AIA's right back Kaj Nielsen against Lyngby BK's left innerwing Knud Christensen. [7] [6] The first hat-trick of the season was netted by IK Chang Aalborg's Erik Sørensen in the 5–0 home win on 30 March at Aalborg Stadium against Skovshoved IF. [10] [11] [12] [13]

Additional under-18 youth players from Lyngby Boldklub's 1962 Danish Youth Championship winning team (Ynglinge-DM; 4–1 win against Kjøbenhavns BK in the final) joined the club's senior men's team at the beginning of the season — seven players from the same youth team had already joined the senior ranks last season. [14] The Kongens Lyngby-based team hence featured the youngest squad in the Danmarksturneringen with an average age of 19½ years. [6] [7] [8] [9] The club managed to win their first four games; 2–0 against AIA, 6–2 against Roskilde BK, 6–1 against Kolding IF and 1–0 against BK Frem Sakskøbing, positioning themselves in one of the top spots of the league standings following the conclusion of the spring season. [14] However, they could not keep their momentum and was overtaken by AIA, which had lost their first two league matches, during the spring season.

Holbæk B&IF secured their promotion on matchday 20 and the league title on the last matchday with a 5–3 home win over Kolding IF on 15 November. [1] Arbejdernes Idrætsklub Aarhus (AIA) was the second team to gain promotion to the second tier. [15] Skovshoved IF experienced their third relegation in the previous four seasons, ending the season in the second last spot following a 5–2 loss in the last match against IK Skovbakken at Riisvangen Stadium. IK Skovbakken's forward Flemming Jensen scored four goals on the final matchday against Skovshoved IF to clinch the league's top-scoring title, pushing BK Frem Sakskøbing's Fritz Hansen's 17 goals to a second place. [1] [5] [16] Kolding IF finished the season in the last spot, returning to the fourth division after having played four seasons in the third tier. [1]

Despite playing for a club at the third tier, Hellerup IK's international footballer, centre forward and national team captain Ole Madsen was named Danish Football Player of the Year in late October 1964. [17] [18]

Teams

Twelve teams competed in the league – eight teams from the previous season, two teams relegated from the second tier and two teams promoted from the fourth tier. The promoted teams were Svendborg fB, who entered the third-tier league for the first time in the club's history, and Nakskov BK, returning after a four-year absence. They replaced KFUM København and BK Rødovre, ending their third-tier spells of two and three years respectively. The relegated teams were Skovshoved IF, experiencing their second relegation in three years, and Hellerup IK, returning after a three-year absence, replacing Hvidovre IF, who got promoted to the second-tier for the first time, and Næstved IF, who returned to the second division, ending their three-year spell in the third-tier.

Stadiums and locations

ClubLocationStadiumCapacityRef
Holbæk B&IF Holbæk Holbæk Stadium
AIA Viby J, Aarhus Aarhus Idrætspark 22,000 [19] [20] [21] [22]
Hellerup IK Gentofte Gentofte Stadium 16,300 [23]
IK Skovbakken Vejlby, Aarhus Riisvangen Stadium
Lyngby BK Lyngby Lyngby Stadium 15,000 [24] [14]
Roskilde BK Roskilde Roskilde Idrætspark [25]
IK Chang Aalborg Aalborg Aalborg Stadium 22,000 [19] [26]
BK Frem Sakskøbing Sakskøbing Sakskøbing Stadium
Svendborg fB Svendborg Høje Bøge Stadium
Nakskov BK Nakskov Nakskov Idrætspark
Skovshoved IF Gentofte Gentofte Stadium 16,300 [27] [23]
Kolding IF Kolding Kolding Stadium

Personnel

TeamHead coach [lower-alpha 1] CaptainRef
Holbæk B&IF Flag of Denmark.svg Ejnar Olsen [28] [29]
AIA Flag of Denmark.svg Aage Holm [lower-alpha 2]
Flag of Denmark.svg Carl Nielsen [lower-alpha 2] 		[28] [20] [30] [31]
Hellerup IK Flag of Denmark.svg Eyvind Berger Flag of Denmark.svg Ole Madsen [28] [6] [32]
IK Skovbakken Flag of Denmark.svg Henry From [28] [6]
Lyngby BK Flag of Denmark.svg Leo Thorvald Nielsen [28] [9]
Roskilde BK Flag of Denmark.svg Ole Bjerregaard [25]
IK Chang Aalborg Flag of Denmark.svg Hans Jensen Flag of Denmark.svg Bent Jensen [28] [33]
BK Frem Sakskøbing Flag of Denmark.svg Egon Christoffersen [34]
Svendborg fB Flag of Denmark.svg Svend Hugger [28] [35]
Nakskov BK Flag of Denmark.svg Niels Erik Bertelsen [36] [28]
Skovshoved IF Flag of Denmark.svg Erik Kuld Jensen [28] [12] [11]
Kolding IF Flag of Austria.svg Walter Pfeiffer [lower-alpha 3]
Flag of Denmark.svg Tage Søgård [lower-alpha 4] 		Flag of Denmark.svg Jørgen Lildballe [37] [38] [39] [40]
  1. ↑ The line-up for each game was decided by members of a match selection committee, referred to as udtagelseskomite (UK) or spilleudvalg, while the coach was responsible for the physical training and game tactics. The rules stated that the coach was not allowed to instruct his players from the bench.
  2. 1 2 Aage Holm coached AIA with fitness coach Carl Nielsen, having previously been part of the club's match selecting committee.
  3. ↑ Walter Pfeiffer was contractually employed from 1 January 1964 until his sacking on 14 July 1964.
  4. ↑ Tage Søgård took over as coach on 24 July 1964 for the remaining part of the season.

Coaching changes

TeamOutgoing coachManner of
departure		Date of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming coachDate of appointmentRef
Skovshoved IF Flag of Denmark.svg Aksel ChristensenEnd of caretaker spell30 November 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Erik Kuld Jensen 1 January 1964 [41] [42] [12] [43]
Lyngby BK Flag of Denmark.svg Fritz Godtfredsen End of contract31 December 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Leo Thorvald Nielsen 1 January 1964 [44] [45]
Holbæk B&IF Flag of Denmark.svg Egon KnudsenEnd of contract31 December 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Ejnar Olsen1 January 1964 [29]
AIA Flag of Denmark.svg Jens ”Skrald” NygaardEnd of contract31 December 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Aage Holm
Flag of Denmark.svg Carl Nielsen		1 January 1964 [30] [31]
Kolding IF Flag of Denmark.svg Arnold "Noller" Petersen End of contract31 December 1963Pre-season Flag of Austria.svg Walter Pfeiffer 1 January 1964 [46] [37]
IK Chang Aalborg Flag of Denmark.svg Erik "Skotte" RasmussenResigned31 December 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Hans Jensen1 January 1964 [47]
Roskilde BK Flag of Denmark.svg Børge PedersenEnd of contract31 December 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Ole Bjerregaard1 January 1964 [25]
BK Frem Sakskøbing Flag of Hungary.svg Tivadar Szentpetery End of contract31 December 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Egon Christoffersen1 January 1964 [48] [49]
Kolding IF Flag of Austria.svg Walter Pfeiffer Sacked14 July 196412th Flag of Denmark.svg Tage Søgård24 July 1964 [39] [40]

    League table

    Every team played two games against the other teams, at home and away, totaling 22 games each. Teams received two points for a win and one point for a draw. If two or more teams were tied on points, places were determined by goal average. The team with the most points were crowned winners of the league. The winners and the runners-up were promoted to the 1965 Danish 2nd Division, while the two teams with the fewest points would be relegated to the 1965 Kvalifikationsturneringen.

    PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGRPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
    1 Holbæk B&IF (C, P)22153450291.72433Promotion to the 1965 Danish 2nd Division
    2 AIA (P)22143550261.92331
    3 Hellerup IK 22107537251.48027
    4 IK Skovbakken 22103946381.21123
    5 Lyngby BK 22103942361.16723
    6 Roskilde BK 2294948401.20022
    7 IK Chang Aalborg 221101152471.10622
    8 BK Frem Sakskøbing 2285948391.23121
    9 Svendborg fB 22831136540.66719
    10 Nakskov BK 22731239520.75017
    11 Skovshoved IF (R)22631334580.58615Relegation to the 1965 Kvalifikationsturneringen
    12 Kolding IF (R)22431530680.44111
    Source: [3] [50] [16] [1] [51] [4]
    Rules for classification: 1) Points 2) Goal average
    (C) Champions; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated

    Results

    Regional newspaper advertisement for the league match on 3 May between Kolding IF and Roskilde BK at Kolding Stadium. Kolding IF v Roskilde BK match advertisement in Kolding Folkeblad on 2 May 1964.png
    Regional newspaper advertisement for the league match on 3 May between Kolding IF and Roskilde BK at Kolding Stadium.
    Home \ Away HBI AIA HIK IKS LBK RBK IKC BFS SFB NBK SIF KIF
    Holbæk B&IF —2–11–25–23–21–16–03–23–11–26–05–3
    AIA 2–0—0–22–05–04–01–34–05–12–12–13–1
    Hellerup IK 0–20–1—3–10–01–12–30–11–11–14–22–0
    IK Skovbakken 1–21–12–3—1–13–01–02–26–03–15–26–0
    Lyngby BK 0–12–00–11–2—2–11–34–41–35–10–16–1
    Roskilde BK 1–12–32–22–02–6—3–15–15–02–02–45–0
    IK Chang Aalborg 1–20–11–30–41–23–1—1–35–35–35–03–1
    BK Frem Sakskøbing 7–20–02–21–20–13–05–0—1–23–11–13–1
    Svendborg fB 0–02–40–60–14–02–01–62–0—6–03–00–2
    Nakskov BK 1–23–33–03–10–21–52–12–14–0—6–22–3
    Skovshoved IF 0–12–41–25–10–31–61–33–21–12–0—4–0
    Kolding IF 0–13–20–04–12–31–21–71–63–42–21–1—
    Source: [50] [52] [4] [2] [7] [6] [8] [9] [53] [10] [11] [35] [12] [13] [33] [38]
    [54] [55] [1] [16] [56] [51] [15]
    Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

    Statistics

    Scoring

    Top scorers

    RankPlayerClubGoals
    1 Flag of Denmark.svg Flemming Jensen IK Skovbakken 18
    2 Flag of Denmark.svg Fritz HansenBK Frem Sakskøbing17
    3 Flag of Denmark.svg Peter NielsenBK Frem Sakskøbing16
    3 Flag of Denmark.svg Jørgen JørgensenHolbæk B&IF16
    5 Flag of Denmark.svg John NielsenNakskov BK15
    6 Flag of Denmark.svg Bjarne Jensen IK Chang Aalborg14
    6 Flag of Denmark.svg Per Holger HansenLyngby BK14
    8 Flag of Denmark.svg Erik SørensenIK Chang Aalborg13
    9 Flag of Denmark.svg Finn ThygesenAIA12
    9 Flag of Denmark.svg Per Møller HansenSvendborg fB12
    11 Flag of Denmark.svg Helge UssingSkovshoved IF11
    11 Flag of Denmark.svg Ole FrikkeIK Skovbakken11

    Source: [1] [4] [5]

    Hat-tricks

    PlayerForAgainstResultDateRef
    Flag of Denmark.svg Erik Sørensen IK Chang Aalborg Skovshoved IF 5–0 (H)30 March 1964 [10] [11] [12] [13]
    Flag of Denmark.svg Flemming Jensen4 IK Skovbakken Skovshoved IF 5–2 (H)15 November 1964 [1] [16] [51]
    • 4 Player scored 4 goals

    Discipline

    Player

    • Most warnings: 1
      • Flag of Denmark.svg Poul Pedersen (AIA) against Lyngby BK on 26 March [6] [9] [53]
      • Flag of Denmark.svg Donny Vollertsen (Skovshoved IF) against IK Chang Aalborg on 29 March [10]
      • Flag of Denmark.svg Bjarne Jensen (IK Chang Aalborg) against Skovshoved IF on 29 March [10]
      • Flag of Denmark.svg Palle Reimer (Roskilde BK) against Kolding IF on 3 May [38]

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    33. 1 2 "Changs overraskende 5-0 sejr var en fin sæsonstart" (in Danish). No. 76. aargang, nummer 88. Aalborg Amtstidende. 31 March 1964. p. 6, Sport.
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    40. 1 2 "Kolding IF har fået ny træner" (in Danish). Vol. 77, no. 203. Aalborg: Ny Tid. 25 July 1964. p. 16.
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