List of SV Werder Bremen seasons

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This is a list of the seasons played by Werder Bremen from 1900 when the club was represented at the founding of the German Football Association (DFB) at Leipzig to the most recent seasons. The club's achievements in all major national and international competitions as well as the top scorers are listed. Top scorers in bold and colored background were also top scorers of Bundesliga. The list is separated into three parts, coinciding with the three major episodes of German football:

Contents

Werder have won the Bundesliga four times. The club have also won the DFB-Pokal six times, and have won one European title, the Cup Winner's Cup in 1992.

Bremen have been relegated twice, in 1979–80 and 2020–21; on both occasions, they were promoted back to the first tier at the first attempt.

Key

Seasons until 1933

Results of league and cup competitions by season
SeasonDivisionPldWDLGFGAPtsPosPlayer(s)Goals
LeagueTop goalscorer(s) [1]
1902–03 Verband Bremer Fußball-Vereine -------1st [2] N/A-
1903–04 -------- [3] N/A-
1904–05 --------N/A-
1905–06 -------1st [4] N/A-
1906–07 --------N/A-
1907–08 NDFM Bezirk Bremen --------N/A-
1908–09 --------N/A-
1909–10 -------1st [5] N/A-
1910–11 --------N/A-
1911–12 --------N/A-
1912–13 --------N/A-
1913–14 Northern German football championship 1810171266210thN/A-
1914–15 World War I
1915–16
1916–17
1917–18
1918–19
1919–20 NDFM Bezirk Bremen --------N/A-
1920–21 NDFM Südkreisliga 189276135204thN/A-
1921–22 NDFM Westkreisliga 144371624117thN/A-
1922–23 NDFM Westkreis Staffel Jade 12---266181st [6] N/A-
1923–24 NDFM Westkreis Staffel Weser 124262129105thN/A-
1924–25 128134623172ndN/A-
1925–26 1212005316241st [7] N/A-
1926–27 129036631181st [8] N/A-
1927–28 NDFM Westkreis Staffel Jade 1613037023261st [9] N/A-
1928–29 -------1st [10] N/A-
1929–30 NDFM Westkreis Staffel Weser/Jade 146173535134thN/A-
1930–31 148244121182nd [11] N/A-
1931–32 146262537144thN/A-
1932–33 1410134311212nd [12] N/A-
1934–35 2010915723292ndN/A-
1935–36 201334442229

Gauliga (1933–1945)

Results of league and cup competitions by season
SeasonDivisionPldWDLGFGAPtsPos DFB-Pokal Player(s)Goals
LeagueTop goalscorer(s) [13]
1933–34 Gauliga Niedersachsen 1812336731271st [14] Not playedN/A-
1934–35 2010915723292ndN/A-
1935–36 2013344422291st [15] 1R N/A-
1936–37 1814227331301st [16] QF N/A-
1937–38 1812337032273rd R32 N/A-
1938–39 1810533220254th DNE N/A-
1939–40 Gauliga Niedersachsen Gruppe Nord 105141711112nd DNE N/A-
1940–41 105233115122nd R32 N/A-
1941–42 Gauliga Niedersachsen Gruppe Nord
10
10
6
10
4
0
0
0
43
36
13
7
16
20
1st
1st
[17] 		R32 N/A-
1942–43 Gauliga Weser-Ems 18151210722312nd SF N/A-
1943–44 Gauliga Weser-Ems Gruppe Bremen 147074423144th DNE N/A-
1944–45 World War II

1945–1963

Results of league and cup competitions by season
SeasonDivisionPldWDLGFGAPtsPos DFB-Pokal CupResultName(s)Goals
League UEFA – FIFA Top goalscorer(s) [18]
1945–46 World War II
1946–47
1947–48 Oberliga Nord 2212284338264thNot played Horst Gernhardt 13
1948–49 2283114950198th Heinz Rath 15
1949–50 30164107844364th Hans Hagenacker 25
1950–51 32156117959366thN/A–
1951–52 30145118552337th Karl-Heinz Preuße 24
1952–53 3015787155373rd DNE N/A–
1953–54 30135125343315th DNE N/A–
1954–55 3015876846383rd DNE Karl-Heinz Preuße 21
1955–56 30144127454326th DNE Willi Schröder 27
1956–57 30143136553315th DNE Willi Schröder 18
1957–58 30143137670317th DNE Willi Schröder 20
1958–59 3019478957422nd [19] DNE Arnold Schütz 29
1959–60 3018477147412nd [20] DNE Willi Schröder 20
1960–61 3019567347432nd [21] W Arnold Schütz 28
1961–62 3018848733442nd [22] DNE CWC QF Horst Barth 9
1962–63 30225310244492nd [23] SF Dieter Meyer ♦40

Since 1963 (foundation of Bundesliga)

Results of league and cup competitions by season
SeasonDivisionPldWDLGFGAPtsPos DFB-Pokal DFL-Supercup CupResultPlayer(s)Goals
League UEFA – FIFA Top goalscorer(s) [24]
1963–64 Bundesliga 301081253622810th R32 Arnold Schütz 11
1964–65 3015114542941W R32 Klaus Matischak 12
1965–66 34213107640454th QF EC R16 Arnold Schütz 23
1966–67 341091549562916th R16 Arnold Schütz
9
1967–68 3418886851442nd R32 Werner Görts 17
1968–69 34146145959349th QF Werner Görts 19
1969–70 3410111338473111th R16 Werner Görts 9
1970–71 3411111241403310th R32 Arnold Schütz 6
1971–72 341191463583111th SF Werner Weist 18
1972–73 341271550523111th SF Werner Weist 16
1973–74 349131248563111th R16 Werner Weist 9
1974–75 34971845692515th QF Werner Weist 13
1975–76 341181544553013th R128 Jurgen Rober 10
1976–77 341371451593311th R16 Jurgen Rober 13
1977–78 341351648573115th SF Jurgen Rober 14
1978–79 3410111348603111th R64 Jurgen Rober 13
1979–80 341132052932517th↓ R64 Werner Dreßel 12
1980–81 2. Bundesliga Nord 4230849733681st↑ R16 Erwin Kostedde 33
1981–82 Bundesliga 3417896152425th QF Uwe Reinders 21
1982–83 3423657638522nd R32 UC R16 Rudi Völler ♦30
1983–84 3419787946455th SF UC R32 Rudi Völler 20
1984–85 34181088751462nd QF UC R64 Rudi Völler 26
1985–86 3420958341492nd R16 UC R64 Frank Neubarth 24
1986–87 34176116554405th R64 UC R64 Rudi Völler 22
1987–88 342284612252W SF UC SF Karl-Heinz Riedle 24
1988–89 3418885532463rd RU W EC QF Karl-Heinz Riedle 21
1989–90 341014104941347th RU UC SF Wynton Rufer 19
1990–91 34141464629423rd W Wynton Rufer 19
1991–92 341116114445389th SF RU CWC W Marco Bode
15
1992–93 3419105633048W QF USC
CWC
RU
R16
Wynton Rufer 27
1993–94 341310115144368th W W UCL GS Wynton Rufer 24
1994–95 3420867039482nd R64 RU CWC R16 Mario Basler ♦22
1995–96 341014103942449th R16 UC R16 Mario Basler 15
1996–97 34146145352488th R16 Andreas Herzog 16
1997–98 34148124347507th R32 Marco Bode 9
1998–99 341081641473813th W UC R32 Marco Bode 9
1999–2000 34138136552479th RU UC QF Marco Bode 18
2000–01 34158115348537th R32 UC R32 Claudio Pizarro 23
2001–02 34175125443566th R32 Ailton 18
2002–03 34164145150526th SF UC 2R Ailton 17
2003–04 342284793874W W Ailton ♦34
2004–05 34185116837593rd SF UCL R16 Ivan Klasnić 19
2005–06 3421797937702nd QF UCL R16 Miroslav Klose ♦31
2006–07 3420687640663rd R64 UCL
UC
GS
SF
Diego
15
2007–08 3420687545662nd R16 UCL
UC
GS
R16
Diego 18
2008–09 341291364504510th W UCL
UC
GS
RU
Claudio Pizarro 28
2009–10 34171077140613rd RU UEL R16 Claudio Pizarro 28
2010–11 3410111347614113th R32 UCL GS Claudio Pizarro 14
2011–12 34119144958429th R64 Claudio Pizarro 18
2012–13 348101650663414th R64 Aaron Hunt
11
2013–14 341091542663912th R64 Aaron Hunt
7
2014–15 3411101350654310th R16 Franco Di Santo 14
2015–16 341081650653813th SF Claudio Pizarro 16
2016–17 34136156164458th R64 Max Kruse 15
2017–18 3410121237404211th QF Max Kruse 8
2018–19 34141195849538th SF Max Kruse 12
2019–20 34871942693116th [25] QF Milot Rashica 11
2020–21 347101736573117th↓ SF Josh Sargent 7
2021–22 2. Bundesliga 3418976543632nd↑ R1 Marvin Ducksch 20
2022–23 Bundesliga 341061851643613th R2 Niclas Füllkrug 16

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  2. ↑ Although champions of the league, Werder Bremen did not enter the German Football Championship
  3. ↑ In the first years there's no data available for the lower classed teams in the Verband Bremer Fußball-Vereine
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  25. ↑ Played relegation play-off vs 1. FC Heidenheim. Matches: 0–0 (H), 2–2 (A), won on away goals.
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