3rd league today live on TV, live stream and live ticker

TSV 1860 Munich have to play against FC Viktoria Köln on the 5th matchday. Here you can find out how you can watch the game live on TV, live stream and live ticker.

TSV 1860 Munich vs. Viktoria Cologne: time, venue, venue

In the 3rd division, the game between TSV 1860 Munich and Viktoria Cologne will rise on Tuesday (August 24th). In the stadium on Grünwalder Straße, the venue of the sixties (Munich), the match will kick off at 7 p.m.

TSV 1860 Munich vs. Viktoria Cologne: 3rd league today live on TV and live stream

If you want to see TSV 1860 Munich meet Viktoria Cologne, you need access to the offer from Magenta sport. The pay TV provider of the Telecom is the one who owns the broadcasting rights for the 3rd division. Broadcasts the majority of the games Magenta sport also exclusive. Every game can be seen live and in full length.

From 6.45 p.m. you will receive live images from Munich. The 15 minutes until kick-off are bridged with preliminary reports on the game. Sascha Bandermann works as a moderator. Franz Büchner accompanies you with his voice as a commentator through the third division duel.

“Kugelblitz”, “Fisch” and Co .: These stars once played for KFC Uerdingen

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Stefan Aigner celebrates his 34th birthday on August 20th. On this occasion we show the most famous footballers who played for KFC Uerdingen. There are real legends involved.

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Manfred Burgsmüller: scored 37 goals in 44 games for Uerdingen before becoming a club legend in Dortmund. He holds the record with 135 Bundesliga goals. He was also a champion in 1988 with Werder Bremen.

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Sigfried Held: Another legendary striker from Borussia Dortmund! In 1979 he ended his career with the Krefeld team. He made 62 more games for Uerdingen and contributed significantly to the astonished relegation in 1980.

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Friedhelm Funkel: The still active coach (most recently 1. FC Köln) came to the factory club at the age of 19. After a short FCK interlude, he ended his active career in Uerdingen. He also celebrated his breakthrough as a coach at KFC.

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Wolfgang Funkel: Friedhelm’s younger brother was a triple goal scorer in the “Wunder von der Grotenburg” (7-3 win against Dresden). In total, the defender made 210 games in the upper house for Krefeld. He was also a reliable penalty shooter.

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Matthias Herget: The Libero was the captain of the best Uerdingen team. Between 1982 and 1989 he made 236 competitive games for the KFC. He also played 39 times for Germany. He was previously active in food. The career came to an end at Schalke.

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Wolfgang Schäfer: Scored two goals in the sensational 2-1 cup win in 1985 against FC Bayern, and was also a double packer in the 7-3 win against Dresden. In total, he carried the ball 21 times into the net in the Uerdingen jersey.

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Rudi Bommer: Before moving to Uerdingen in 1985, he formed the legendary wing tongs with Manfred Brockenfeld in Düsseldorf. In 102 games for Krefeld he made 15 stalls. Later ran for Eintracht Frankfurt at an advanced age (39).

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Stefan Kuntz: The current U21 coach of the German national team played for Uerdingen for three years (1986 to 1989). In Lautern he later became champion and cup winner. He also won the European Championship in 1996.

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Oliver Bierhoff: Came from his own youth in 1986 before ending up in Italy via HSV, Gladbach and Salzburg. There he became the top scorer and later the celebrated golden goal hero at the European Championships in 1996. He is now the manager of the DFB team.

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Marcel Witeczek: The all-purpose weapon (played everything from defense to attack) played for Uerdingen since the U19 and made 142 Bundesliga games for Krefeld (21 goals). He had his greatest time at FC Bayern (two champions, UEFA Cup winner).

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Holger Fach: The defensive specialist played 101 times for Bayer 05 in the Bundesliga. Previously in Düsseldorf, then at Gladbach, Leverkusen, 1860 Munich again in Düsseldorf. Then active as a trainer in various stations, most recently in Astana in 2011.

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Stephan Passlack: Started his professional career in Uerdingen and accomplished the feat of relegating five times from the Bundesliga, three times with Uerdingen, and also with Mönchengladbach and Nuremberg. Only Jürgen Rynio and Andreas Keim “managed” that too.

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Stefan Aigner: After an eventful career that started with the Löwen and led via Frankfurt to the USA (Colorado Rapids), Aigner joined the KFC in 2018. Despite a three-year contract, Wehen Wiesbaden went into labor in 2019. Meanwhile end of career.

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Brian Laudrup: The Danish European Champion from 1992 came to Uerdingen from Bröndby in 1989. A year later he went to Bayern, then to Florence in 1992. He probably had his best time with the Glasgow Rangers until 1998. His career at Ajax ended in 2000.

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Bernd Dreher: Came to Bayer Uerdingen from Leverkusen and played 201 games there. He then went to FC Bayern as Oliver Kahn’s backup and won seven championships and the Champions League in 2001. Most recently, goalkeeping coach in Razgrad.

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Stephane Chapuisat: Before the Swiss became a club legend and CL winner in 1997 at BVB, he made ten games for Uerdingen in 1991. Then he went to Dortmund, where he stayed until 1999. He then let his career end in his home country until 2006.

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Wolfgang Rolff: Won the National Champion Cup with HSV and the UEFA Cup with Leverkusen in the 80s. Then it went to Strasbourg and for a year (90/91) to Uerdingen. Then played for KSC and Cologne. Most recently assistant trainer in Bremen.

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Helmut Rahner: Alu Rahner became known for his rustic style of play. He came from Blau-Weiß Berlin in 1991 and made promotion to the Bundesliga with Uerdingen under Friedhelm Funkel. Subsequently still active in Scotland and Italy, among others.

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Sergej Gorlukowitsch: The Russian central defender came from BVB to Krefeld in 1992, where he played 80 games. Then it went back to Russia. With Vladikavkas and Spartak Moscow he won four championships in a row.

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Lorenz-Günther Köstner: Came to Uerdingen in 1975 as a master craftsman from Gladbach for two years. He made a name for himself above all as a coach. His greatest success was his promotion to the Bundesliga with Unterhaching in 1999.

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Mustafa Dogan: Started his career in Uerdingen in 1993 and made it ascent in 1994. The member of “Team 2006” played for Fenerbahce from 1996 to 2003, then went to Cologne and a year later moved to Besiktas, where he was active until 2007.

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Jan Heintze: After successful years at PSV Eindhoven (including national championship cup winner in 1988), he came to Uerdingen in 1994 and made 53 games until 1996. After that, he was active in Leverkusen for three years before returning to PSV in 1999.

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Jos Luhukay: Before he became known as a coach at Gladbach, Hertha, Stuttgart or Uerdingen, the Dutchman himself made two games for KFC in the 95/96 season. Today he trains VVV-Venlo.

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Erik Meijer: Uerdingen was his first stop in Germany. After only one year he went straight to Leverkusen, where he was twice runner-up. Later, today’s TV expert went to Liverpool, Hamburg and Aachen.

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Claus-Dieter Wollitz: At the end of his career, Pele Wollitz still scored 18 goals in 61 games for Uerdingen. The filigree artist is now the trainer of Energie Cottbus for the third time.

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Ailton: Of course, had his greatest time at Werder Bremen, which he scored as the top scorer in the 2004 championship. Then an odyssey started for the Brazilian at various clubs. One of them was Uerdingen in 2009/10. He scored 4 goals (13 games)

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Kevin Großkreutz: When Uerdingen recently tried to get back into the limelight with large investments, the former BVB cult figure also ended up there. He made 45 games from 2018 to 2020.

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Jan Kirchhoff: The defender was considered a great talent when he moved from Mainz to FC Bayern in 2013. But then his star gradually set. Landed in Uerdingen in 2019 and ended his career after 22 games.

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TSV 1860 Munich vs. Viktoria Cologne: 3rd league today in the live ticker

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TSV 1860 Munich vs. Viktoria Cologne: Expected lineups

1860 Munich: Hiller – Y. Deichmann, Moll, Salger, Steinhart – Dressel – Biankadi, Neudecker, Lex – Mölders, Bär
Viktoria Cologne: Nicolas – Handle, Rossmann, Fritz, Berzel – Klefisch, Lorch – Amyn, Risse, May – Bunjaku

3. League: The current table

place	team	Sp.	Gates	Diff	Pt.
1.	Magdeburg	4th	7: 2	5	10
2.	FC Viktoria Berlin	4th	10: 2	8th	9
3.	Borussia Dortmund II	4th	8: 4	4th	8th
4th	SV Wehen Wiesbaden	4th	3: 1	2	8th
5.	1. FC Saarbrücken	4th	4: 2	2	7th
6th	Hallescher FC	4th	6: 5	1	7th
7th	SV Meppen	4th	5: 4	1	7th
8th.	SC Verl	4th	4: 3	1	7th
9.	Eintracht Braunschweig	4th	4: 4	0	7th
10.	Türkgücü Munich	4th	6: 3	3	6th
11.	MSV Duisburg	4th	5: 4	1	6th
12th	Waldhof Mannheim	4th	5: 6	-1	5
13th	1860 Munich	4th	2: 4	-2	5
14th	VfL Osnabrück	4th	3: 4	-1	4th
15th	1. FC Kaiserslautern	4th	3: 5	-2	4th
16.	Wurzburger Kickers	4th	2: 4	-2	2
17th	FSV Zwickau	4th	3: 6	-3	2
18th	SC Freiburg II	4th	2: 8	-6	2
19th	FC Viktoria Cologne	4th	5: 9	-4	1
20th	TSV Havelse	4th	2: 9	-7	0