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Regionalliga West (2008)

Champions: Preußen Münster · Promoted: Preußen Münster

Defunct · last season 2011-12 · renamed to Regionalliga West →

Split from Regionalliga Süd (2000) (2000–2008), Regionalliga Nord (2000) (2000–2008)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
FC Schalke 04 IIArena AufSchalkeopened 2001Gelsenkirchen266,199 people62,271
Preußen MünsterPreußenstadionopened 1926Münster306,368 people45,000
Borussia Dortmund IIStadion Rote Erdeopened 1926Dortmund600,880 people25,000
FC 08 HomburgWaldstadion Homburgopened 1937Homburg43,412 people21,813
Mainz 05 IIBruchwegstadionopened 1929Mainz223,888 people20,300
VfL Bochum IILohrheidestadionopened 1954Bochum358,880 people16,233
Eintracht TrierMoselstadionopened 1930Trier105,054 people10,256
SV ElversbergWaldstadion an der Kaiserlindeopened 1983Spiesen-Elversberg13,078 people10,000
Sportfreunde LotteStadion am Lotter Kreuzopened 1986Lotte13,728 people7,474
SC Wiedenbrück 2000Jahnstadionopened 1969Rheda-Wiedenbrück6,000
1. FC Köln IIRheinEnergieSportparkCologne1,025,523 people5,457
SC VerlSportclub ArenaVerl25,574 people5,001
Capacity not recorded yet
1. FC Kaiserslautern IIMehlingen3,864 people–
Arminia Bielefeld II–
Bayer Leverkusen II–
Borussia Mönchengladbach IIMönchengladbach267,176 people–
Fortuna Düsseldorf II–
Wuppertaler SV–

Data coverage for Regionalliga West (2008) →

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