1964 Kvalifikationsturneringen

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Kvalifikationsturneringen
Season1964
Dates26 March – 15 November 1964
Champions BK Fremad Amager (1st title)
PromotedBK Fremad Amager
IF Fuglebakken
Relegated Frederiksberg BK
BK Rødovre
Holte IF
BK Dalgas
Brønderslev IF
B 1921
Assens G&IK
Matches played132
Goals scored475 (3.6 per match)
Top goalscorerBjarne Hinrichsen (21 goals) [1]
Biggest home win BK Dalgas 9–0 Assens G&IK
(3 May 1964) [2]
Biggest away win IK Viking 0–6 BK Fremad Amager
(15 November 1964) [2]
Highest scoring Holte IF 6–3 Assens G&IK
(23 August 1964)
BK Dalgas 9–0 Assens G&IK
(3 May 1964) [2]
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1965 →

The 1964 Kvalifikationsturneringen (Danish: Danmarksturneringens Kvalifikationsturnering 1964) was the fourteenth edition of the Danish fourth-tier association football division since its establishment in 1950 as part of the Danmarksturneringen's nation-wide league structure. Governed by the Danish FA, the season was launched in March 1964, and the last round of matches concluded on 15 November 1964. [1] KFUM København and BK Rødovre entered as relegated teams from last season's third division, while IK Viking, BK Dalgas, Assens G&IK, IF Fuglebakken, Brønderslev IF, B 1921 and Holte IF entered as promoted teams from the 1963 Bornholm Series, 1963 Copenhagen Series, 1963 Funen Series, 1963 Jutland Series, 1963 Lolland-Falster Series and 1963 Zealand Series respectively. The twelve teams in the division entered the 1964–65 Danish Cup in the cup tournament's qualifying rounds. Fixtures for the 1964 season were announced on 6 January 1964.

Contents

BK Fremad Amager won the league, securing their first fourth-tier division title, and returning to the third-tier league after a two-years absence, with IF Fuglebakken becoming the runners-up, gaining promotion to the third-tier league for the first time in the club's history. At the end of the season, the seven clubs with the fewest points in the final league standings, Frederiksberg BK, BK Rødovre, Holte IF, BK Dalgas, Brønderslev IF, B 1921 and Assens G&IK, were relegated to the regional top-flight leagues. Bjarne Hinrichsen of Frederiksberg BK became the league's top scorer, netting a total of 21 goals.

Summary

Fixtures for the 1964 season were announced by the Danish FA's tournament committee on 6 January 1964, and featured a nine weeks long summer break. [3]

BK Fremad Amager and IF Fuglebakken both secured their promotions to the third-tier on 26 October 1964 by winning their home games against BK Dalgas and B 1921 respectively, while the then closest competitor Kalundborg GF&BK only managed to tie their away game against Assens G&IK – gaining a seven-point lead with just two rounds remaining. [4] The league division title was determined and won by BK Fremad Amager on match 22. The award ceremony was held during the break of the match between IK Viking and BK Fremad Amager on 15 November with the Danish FA's representative Preben Engset (Svaneke) presenting the league trophy to the captain of BK Fremad Amager. [5] [1]

Teams

Twelve teams competed in the league – three teams from the previous season, two teams relegated from the third tier and seven teams promoted from the regional top-flight leagues of Bornholm, Copenhagen, Funen, Jutland, Lolland-Falster and Zealand. The promoted teams were Brønderslev IF, IF Fuglebakken, Holte IF, Assens G&IK, BK Dalgas, all five clubs entered the fourth-tier league for the first time in their history, B 1921, returning after a two-year absence, and IK Viking, returning after a one-year absence. [6] They replaced Silkeborg IF, Brande IF, Otterup B&IK, Holstebro BK, Rønne IK, Vorup-Frederiksberg BK and Helsingør IF, ending their fourth-tier spells of one, one, one, one, one, two and two years respectively. The relegated teams were KFUM København and BK Rødovre, both entered the fourth nation-wide division for the first time, replacing Svendborg fB, who entered the third division for the first time, ending their spell in the fourth-tier of two years, and Nakskov BK, who returned to the third division after a four years absence.

Stadiums and locations

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Copenhagen teams
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Locations of the 1964 Kvalifikationsturneringen teams.
ClubLocationStadiumCapacityRef
BK Fremad Amager Sundbyvester, Copenhagen Sundby Idrætspark [7]
IF Fuglebakken Aarhus Riisvangen Stadium
Kalundborg GF&BK Kalundborg Gisseløre Stadium
KFUM København Emdrup, Copenhagen Emdrupparken [8]
IK Viking Rønne Rønne Stadion Nord [9]
Frederiksberg BK Frederiksberg Frederiksberg Idrætspark [10]
BK Rødovre Rødovre Rødovre Stadium [11]
Holte IF Holte Rudegaard Stadium [12] [6]
BK Dalgas Frederiksberg Frederiksberg Idrætspark
Brønderslev IF Brønderslev Brønderslev Stadium [13]
B 1921 Nykøbing Falster Nykøbing Falster Stadium
Assens G&IK Assens Assens Stadium

Personnel

TeamHead coach [lower-alpha 1] CaptainRef
BK Fremad Amager Flag of Denmark.svg Oluf Wiborg [14] [15] [7]
IF Fuglebakken Flag of Denmark.svg Jens Iversen [6] [16]
Kalundborg GF&BK Flag of Denmark.svg Harald Gronemann [17]
KFUM København Flag of Denmark.svg Arnold Olsen [lower-alpha 2]
Flag of Denmark.svg Jørgen Hvidemose [lower-alpha 3] 		[18] [19]
[20] [8]
IK Viking Flag of Denmark.svg Aksel Mogensen [21] [5] [9]
Frederiksberg BK Flag of Denmark.svg Erik Dennung [22] [23] [19]
BK Rødovre Flag of Denmark.svg Bent Østerholdt [24] [25]
Holte IF Flag of Denmark.svg Aage Boe [6] [26]
BK Dalgas Flag of Denmark.svg Kristian Jensen [6] [27]
Brønderslev IF Flag of Denmark.svg Edvard Thomsen Flag of Denmark.svg Kaj Nørkjær [13] [28] [29] [6]
B 1921 Flag of Denmark.svg Orla Henriksen [30] [31] [32]
Assens G&IK Flag of Denmark.svg Knud Clemmensen [6]
  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. ↑ Arnold Olsen was contractually employed from 196? until his resignation on 13 September 1964.
  3. ↑ Jørgen Hvidemose took over as coach on 22 September 1964 for the remaining part of the season.

Coaching changes

TeamOutgoing coachManner of
departure		Date of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming coachDate of appointmentRef
IK Viking Flag of Denmark.svg Herman BlangshøjSackedOctober/November 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Aksel Mogensen1 January 1964 [21] [6] [33] [9]
BK Rødovre Flag of Denmark.svg Henning JensenEnd of contract31 December 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Bent Østerholdt1 January 1964 [24] [25]
KFUM København Flag of Denmark.svg K. K. HansenEnd of contract31 December 1963Pre-season Flag of Denmark.svg Arnold Olsen1 January 1964 [18] [8]
KFUM København Flag of Denmark.svg Arnold OlsenResignation13 September 19644th Flag of Denmark.svg Jørgen Hvidemose 22 September 1964 [19] [20] [8]

League table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGRPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1 BK Fremad Amager (C, P)22164259183.27836Promotion to the 1965 Danish 3rd Division
2 IF Fuglebakken (P)22135445311.45231
3 Kalundborg GF&BK 22115657272.11127
4 KFUM København 22114742261.61526
5 IK Viking 22122841480.85426
6 Frederiksberg BK (R)2289548490.98025Relegation to the 1965 Copenhagen Series
7 BK Rødovre (R)22841033301.10020
8 Holte IF (R)22911233400.82519Relegation to the 1965 Zealand Series
9 BK Dalgas (R)22561138390.97416Relegation to the 1965 Copenhagen Series
10 Brønderslev IF (R)22471117300.56715Relegation to the 1965 Jutland Series
11 B 1921 (R)22521529640.45312Relegation to the 1965 Lolland-Falster Series
12 Assens G&IK (R)22431533730.45211Relegation to the 1965 Funen Series
Source: [34] [1] [35]
Rules for classification: 1) Points 2) Goal average
(C) Champions; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated

Results

Home \ Away BFA IFF KGB KFU IKV FBK BKR HIF BKD BIF B21 AGI
BK Fremad Amager —4–33–12–13–05–01–23–03–02–06–02–1
IF Fuglebakken 0–0—2–11–05–03–22–50–21–11–14–25–2
Kalundborg GF&BK 0–30–2—2–14–04–41–14–07–13–01–27–0
KFUM København 0–32–22–2—2–04–00–13–01–12–11–04–1
IK Viking 0–61–22–13–2—3–03–20–52–22–14–02–2
Frederiksberg BK 3–31–11–13–13–5—3–25–32–12–13–25–1
BK Rødovre 2–20–10–20–22–42–2—0–11–00–03–00–1
Holte IF 1–21–20–20–11–21–12–0—1–03–01–06–3
BK Dalgas 1–23–00–42–33–11–11–35–1—1–14–09–0
Brønderslev IF 0–00–20–40–01–20–01–01–21–0—0–15–1
B 1921 1–32–42–51–50–33–30–52–12–02–2—4–2
Assens G&IK 2–11–21–11–51–22–41–24–12–20–14–3—
Source: [2] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] [41]
[42] [43] [44] [45] [46] [4] [47] [5] [1] [35]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Statistics

Scoring

Top scorers

RankPlayerClubGoals
1 Flag of Denmark.svg Bjarne Hinrichsen Frederiksberg BK 21
2 Flag of Denmark.svg Keld Møller IK Viking 20
3 Flag of Denmark.svg Ib Petersen BK Fremad Amager 18
4 Flag of Denmark.svg Jens Bessermann KFUM København 15
5 Flag of Denmark.svg Jørn Rasmussen Kalundborg GF&BK 10
Flag of Denmark.svg Flemming MortensenKalundborg GF&BK
7 Flag of Denmark.svg Gunnar PetersenKalundborg GF&BK9
Flag of Denmark.svg Torben Lübker IF Fuglebakken
Flag of Denmark.svg Torben NielsenIF Fuglebakken
Flag of Denmark.svg Ole Andreasen BK Dalgas
11 Flag of Denmark.svg Svendborg AndersenIK Viking8
Flag of Denmark.svg Peter Sloth Holte IF
Flag of Denmark.svg Helge Dessler Assens G&IK
Flag of Denmark.svg Peter HansenBK Fremad Amager

Source: [1]

Hat-tricks

PlayerForAgainstResultDateRef
Flag of Denmark.svg Ole AndreasenBK DalgasIF Fuglebakken3–0 (H)19 April 1964 [37]
Flag of Denmark.svg Kaj PedersenBrønderslev IFAssens G&IK5–1 (H)19 April 1964 [37]
Flag of Denmark.svg Keld SkovIK VikingFrederiksberg BK3–0 (H)3 May 1964 [38]
Flag of Denmark.svg Kurt SørensenBK DalgasAssens G&IK9–0 (H)3 May 1964 [38]
Flag of Denmark.svg John H. Petersen4BK DalgasAssens G&IK9–0 (H)3 May 1964 [38]
Flag of Denmark.svg Egon HansenKFUM KøbenhavnAssens G&IK5–1 (A)10 May 1964 [39]
Flag of Denmark.svg Tommy Nielsen4BK Fremad AmagerB 19216–0 (H)9 August 1964 [42]
Flag of Denmark.svg Peter SlothHolte IFBrønderslev IF3–0 (H)20 September 1964 [44]
Flag of Denmark.svg Bjarne Hinrichsen4Frederiksberg BKHolte IF5–3 (H)25 October 1964 [45]
Flag of Denmark.svg Gunnar NielsenAssens G&IKB 19214–3 (H)8 November 1964 [47]
Flag of Denmark.svg Ib Petersen4BK Fremad AmagerIK Viking6–0 (A)15 November 1964 [5] [1]
Flag of Denmark.svg Jens Hansen5BK RødovreIF Fuglebakken5–2 (A)15 November 1964 [1]
Flag of Denmark.svg Gunnar PetersenKalundborg GF&BKBK Dalgas7–1 (H)15 November 1964 [1]
  • 4 Player scored 4 goals
  • 5 Player scored 5 goals

Discipline

Player

  • Most warnings: 1
    • Flag of Denmark.svg Jørgen Nielsen (IF Fuglebakken) on 23 August 1964 against BK Fremad Amager [43]
    • Flag of Denmark.svg Ib Petersen (BK Fremad Amager) on 25 October 1964 against BK Dalgas - the player had previously received two warnings in two other matches [45] [4]
  • Most evictions: 1
    • Flag of Denmark.svg John H. Petersen (BK Dalgas) on 15 November 1964 against Kalundborg GF&BK [1]

Club

  • Most evictions: 1

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  36. ↑ "Assens havde Overvægt, skønt kun 10 Spillere; Stærk Højreside hos Fremad; KFUM spillede med 10 Mand; Brønderslev var nær ved uafgjort; Dalgas vandt stort; Det var en fortjent 2-0 sejr". Sport (in Danish). No. 93. aargang, Nr. 185. Jyllands-Posten. 6 April 1964. pp. 19–20.
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  38. 1 2 3 4 "I Kvalifikationsturneringen; Fuglebakken vandt 2-0 i Kalundborg; Brønderslev blev slaaet af Fremad; Rødovre slog KFUM 1-0; Keld Skov, Viking, scorede Hat-trick; Kæmpesejr til Dalgas". Sport (in Danish). No. 93. aargang, Nr. 213. Jyllands-Posten. 5 May 1964. pp. 18–20.
  39. 1 2 "Brønderslev vandt 1-0 paa bedre Angrebsspil; Dramatisk Afslutning, da FB vandt 3-2 over B 1921; Attet sløjt af Assens, som blev slaaet 5-1; Fremad havde ikke Besvær; Fuglebakken spillede sit bedste i Foraaret mod Viking". Sport (in Danish). No. 93. aargang, Nr. 219. Jyllands-Posten. 11 May 1964. pp. 18–19, 21.
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  42. 1 2 "Kæmpesejr til Fremad Amager; KFUM kan være mest tilfreds; Rødovre tabte; Det kneb for Fuglebakken; FB var heldig med 0-0 i Brønderslev; Dalgas afslørede Vikings Svagheder". Sport (in Danish). No. 93. aargang, Nr. 310. Jyllands-Posten. 10 August 1964. p. 19.
  43. 1 2 "Selv af syv Maal var Foræringer; Fremad Amager vandt ...; Viking tabte i Kalundborg; Brønderslev lavede for faa Maal; B 1921 kunne ikke gentage Sejren; Holte og Assens lavede ni maal". Sport (in Danish). No. 93. aargang, Nr. 324. Jyllands-Posten. 24 August 1964. pp. 17–19.
  44. 1 2 "Fremad A vandt; Stor Sejr til Viking; Maalrig Kamp i Kalundborg; Fuglebakken udlignede to Gange mod KFUM; Holte vandt 3-0 efter et Hattrick; Rødovre vandt over Dalgas". Sport (in Danish). No. 93. aargang, Nr. 352. Jyllands-Posten. 21 September 1964. pp. 14–15.
  45. 1 2 3 "Fuglebakken vandt 4-2 over B1921, men uden at imponere; Brønderslev og KFUM endte 0-0; FB var heldige med 5-3 Sejren; Fremad atter i 3. Division; Kalundborg og Assens delte; Med kun 10 Mand vandt Viking 4-2; Stillingen i Fodbold". Sport (in Danish). No. 94. aargang, Nr. 24. Jyllands-Posten. 26 October 1964. pp. 19–20, 23.
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  47. 1 2 "Skadet, men matchvinder; Viking presset, men vandt 2-1; Rødovre og FB delte; KFUM øgede sin chance; Fremad er en værdig vinder; Blomster og nederlag" (in Danish). No. 81. årgang, Nr. 40. Politiken. 9 November 1964. pp. 14–15, Sport.
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