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'''FC Schalke 04''' (formally known as '''FC Gelsenkirchen-Schalke 04 e.V.''', often abbreviated to ''Schalke 04'' or ''S04'') is a [[Germany|German]] [[association football]] club from [[Gelsenkirchen]]. Their first team compete in the top German football league, the [[Bundesliga]] (''Federal League''). | '''FC Schalke 04''' (formally known as '''FC Gelsenkirchen-Schalke 04 e.V.''', often abbreviated to ''Schalke 04'' or ''S04'') is a [[Germany|German]] [[association football]] club from [[Gelsenkirchen]]. Their first team compete in the top German football league, the [[Bundesliga]] (''Federal League''). | ||
Schalke 04 are one of the most successful German football teams. They won the German football championship seven times, succeeded in the German cup final four times, and were winners of the [[UEFA Cup]] competition in 1997. The club was founded in 1904 by a handful of young men from Schalke, a quarter of the city of Gelsenkirchen. In August 2010, at more than 85,000 members it was the second biggest sports club in Germany.<ref>[http://www.schalke04.de/verein/mitgliedschaft.html ''Über 85.000 Mitglieder machen den FC Schalke 04 zum zweitgrößten Verein Deutschlands''] (More than 85,000 members make FC Schalke 04 second biggest club in Germany), on FC Schalke 04 website</ref> The first team play their home matches in [[Veltins-Arena]], a [[stadium]] in Gelsenkirchen opened in 2001 and taking 61,673 spectators in the Bundesliga.<ref>[http://www.veltins-arena.de/portrait_arena.php ''Die Veltins-Arena''], Veltins-Arena portrait on their website</ref> | Schalke 04 are one of the most successful German football teams. They won the German football championship seven times, succeeded in the German cup final four times, and were winners of the [[UEFA Cup]] competition in 1997. The club was founded in 1904 by a handful of young men from Schalke, a quarter of the city of Gelsenkirchen. In August 2010, at more than 85,000 members it was the second biggest sports club in Germany.<ref>[http://www.schalke04.de/verein/mitgliedschaft.html ''Über 85.000 Mitglieder machen den FC Schalke 04 zum zweitgrößten Verein Deutschlands''] (More than 85,000 members make FC Schalke 04 second biggest club in Germany), on FC Schalke 04 website</ref> The first team play their home matches in [[Veltins-Arena]], a [[stadium]] in Gelsenkirchen opened in 2001 and taking 61,673 spectators in the Bundesliga.<ref>[http://www.veltins-arena.de/portrait_arena.php ''Die Veltins-Arena''], Veltins-Arena portrait on their website</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 07:41, 3 September 2019
FC Schalke 04 (formally known as FC Gelsenkirchen-Schalke 04 e.V., often abbreviated to Schalke 04 or S04) is a German association football club from Gelsenkirchen. Their first team compete in the top German football league, the Bundesliga (Federal League).
Schalke 04 are one of the most successful German football teams. They won the German football championship seven times, succeeded in the German cup final four times, and were winners of the UEFA Cup competition in 1997. The club was founded in 1904 by a handful of young men from Schalke, a quarter of the city of Gelsenkirchen. In August 2010, at more than 85,000 members it was the second biggest sports club in Germany.[1] The first team play their home matches in Veltins-Arena, a stadium in Gelsenkirchen opened in 2001 and taking 61,673 spectators in the Bundesliga.[2]
Notes
- ↑ Über 85.000 Mitglieder machen den FC Schalke 04 zum zweitgrößten Verein Deutschlands (More than 85,000 members make FC Schalke 04 second biggest club in Germany), on FC Schalke 04 website
- ↑ Die Veltins-Arena, Veltins-Arena portrait on their website