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FV Straßburg was a German football club from Straßburg, Elsaß-Lothringen. Today the club plays as the French club Association Sportive de Strasbourg in what is now Strasbourg, Alsace. ==History== ''Fussball Klub Straßburg'' was founded in 19 May 1890 and played in the VSFV (Verband Süddeutscher Fussballvereine or Federation of South German Football Teams). A merger with ''FC Celeritas Straßburg'' on 24 December 1898 led to the team being renamed ''Fussball Verein Straßburg''. The club won the league title in 1899 with a 4:3 victory over ''Karlsruher FV''. The two teams played a re-match in the following year's final, but the result has been lost to history. That same year ''FV'' became one of the founding members of the German Football Association (Deutscher Fussball Bund or German Football Association) at Leipzig. In 1902 the club's second team captured the VSFV second division title. From 1909 to 1912, the club played in the tier-one Südkreis-Liga. The team's performance fell off over the next decade, but by 1917 ''Straßburg'' had resurfaced in the league playoff rounds, losing the 1917 final to ''Stuttgarter Kickers'' and going out in the semi-finals in 1918. After World War I Strasbourg was ceded to France as part of the territory of Alsace-Lorraine and ''FV Straßburg'' was removed from the German football scene in 1920 to play in the French leagues, first as ''Strasbourger FV'', and following a union that same year with ''Strasbourger FC Donar'' (established 22 November 1899), as ''Association Sportive de Strasbourg''. During the interwar period ''AS Strasbourg'' played in the top flight regional Division d'Honneur Alsace and regularly delivered top-three finishes there. They participated in the league championship in 1926, 1927, and 1928, coming away as winners in 1926. After re-organization of French football leagues in 1932 ''Strasbourg'' played in lower divisions. The region was conquered and held briefly by Germany during World War II and ''FV Straßburg'' was one of several former German sides that returned to play in that country's football competition. Once again playing as ''Sportverein Straßburg 1890'' the club made a single season appearance in the top flight Gauliga Elsaß in 1940-41. They won promotion back to the weakened Gauliga in 1944 but the division collapsed as conflict overtook the area. The club resumed play as the ''Association Sportive de Strasbourg'' in late 1944 and enjoyed some success as a French amateur side through the 60s. Their latest honours, nearly a quarter century old, are a fourth division national title and a Coupe d'Alsace win in the early 80s. In addition to fielding a football team, the club also has athletics and basketball departments. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「AS Strasbourg」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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