1979–80 ice hockey Bundesliga season

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The 1979–80 Ice hockey Bundesliga season was the 22nd season of the Ice hockey Bundesliga, the top level of ice hockey in Germany. 12 teams participated in the league, and Mannheimer ERC won the championship.

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First round

Club Gp W T L GF-GA Pts
1. SC Riessersee 22190 3130:4838:6
2. Mannheimer ERC 22160 6135:9032:12
3. Düsseldorfer EG 22133 6142:8429:15
4. EV Landshut 22122 8144:10226:18
5. Berliner SC 22121 9123:10025:19
6. Kölner EC (M) 22112 9116:9524:20
7. EV Füssen 22 9211 90:11520:24
8. VfL Bad Nauheim 22 7411 96:13618:26
9. Duisburger SC (N) 22 7312102:12217:27
10. ECD Iserlohn 22 6214 78:13714:30
11. ERC Freiburg (N) 22 4315 65:12611:33
12. SB Rosenheim 22 4216 63:12910:34

Second round

Group 1

Club Gp W T L GF-GA Pts
1. SC Riessersee 34270 7219:13154:14
2. EV Landshut 3422210218:14346:22
3. EV Füssen 3413418132:17230:38
4. ECD Iserlohn 34 6424110:21516:52

Group 2

Club Gp W T L GF-GA Pts
1. Mannheimer ERC 34271 6198:8855:13
2. Berliner SC 3420113200:14941:27
3. VfL Bad Nauheim 3410420144:21124:44
4. ERC Freiburg (N) 34 4426107:21214:54

Group 3

Club Gp W T L GF-GA Pts
1. Düsseldorfer EG 34244 6224:12552:16
2. Kölner EC (M) 3415217175:16232:36
3. Duisburger SC (N) 3410618163:18826:42
4. SB Rosenheim 34 6622114:20818:50

Final round

Club Gp W T L GF-GA Pts
1. Mannheimer ERC 4836210304:19674:22
2. Düsseldorfer EG 4833510286:18071:25
3. SC Riessersee 4834113264:14169:27
4. EV Landshut 4828416299:21360:36
5. Berliner SC 4825221269:22952:44
6. Kölner EC (M) 4820226253:25842:54
7. Duisburger SC (N) 4817625228:25940:56
8. EV Füssen 4817625200:25440:56

Relegation

Club Gp W T L GF-GA Pts
1. VfL Bad Nauheim 1280 463:3716:8
2. SB Rosenheim 1280449:3916:8
3. ECD Iserlohn 1260646:5012:12
4. ERC Freiburg 12201030:62 4:20

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