FC Ummel crowns the fairness king of the 1st district class Rotenburg!

FC Ummel crowns the fairness king of the 1st district class Rotenburg!

Ummel, Deutschland - The FC Ummel is very recognized in the current 2024/25 season in the 1st district class of Rotenburg for his sporting fairness. With impressive only 22 yellow cards in 24 point games, the team under the direction of coach Thore fumes takes first place in the fairness classification. This award not only underlines the team's discipline, but also proves the clear course that the association pursues in terms of sporting values. In the previous year, FC Ummel closed in an eleventh place, which makes the positive development all the more remarkable.

The table in the fairness ranking shows that other clubs such as MTV Wilstedt and TSV Gnarrenburg can also be found in the front area. In contrast, the teams TuS Tarmstedt and SV Teutonia Steddorf are placed at the end of the discipline classification. However, the overall ranking of the league only brings a tenth place for FC Ummel, which leaves space for improvements.

about the club

The FC Ummel was founded on March 24, 2012, due to the merger of two formerly independent football departments, SV Eintracht Hepstedt/Breddorf and TSV Timke. The association has worked steadily on its structure since then and today offers comprehensive training for young talents. The youth department comprises G-Juniors and F-Juniors, while the older years are organized by the youth game community JSG Ummel.

Overall, FC Ummel represents three men's teams that play in different leagues: the 1st district class north, the 2nd district class north and the 4th district class north. The association has had success in the past, including the rise of both men's teams in the 2016/17 season.

The importance of fairness in football

The concept of fairness is of central importance in football and has gained weight in recent years through various initiatives. This is also evidenced by research projects that deal with the attitudes of fairness in sports. According to a study by the Lower Saxony Football Association, coaches and supervisors have a decisive impact on the fairness behavior of their players. The "Fair Play Cup Lower Saxony" initiative focused on the survey of young players to analyze their understanding of fairness and experience in football.

The studies show that higher age groups and longer seasons are often associated with an understanding of “fair fouls”. A positive trend can be observed when trainers are actively and intensively working on fairness education, which leads to less unfair behavior in the field. These results illustrate how important moral mediation in football is.

Overall, the FC Ummel not only positions itself well in terms of sport, but also as a pioneer in the field of fairness in football. The path that the club has taken gives hope for further positive developments in the future.

For more information on the Fairness activities of FC Ummel and the club history, visit our websites: Weser KURIER , fc ummel , and .