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Wiesbaden Phantoms : ウィキペディア英語版
Wiesbaden Phantoms

The Wiesbaden Phantoms are an American football team from Wiesbaden, Germany.
The team experienced its greatest success in 2010, earning promotion to the German Football League.
==History==
The club was formed in 1984, originally as a department of a local association football club and, from 1986, independent as the AFC Wiesbaden Phantoms e.V..〔(Wiesbaden Phantoms website ) accessed: 21 January 2011〕
The Wiesbaden Phantoms first entered league football in 1985, when they joined the tier-three ''Regionalliga Mitte''. In this league, the club was instantaneously successful, winning it in 1985 and 1986. The ''Phantoms'' earned promotion to the central division of the ''2nd Bundesliga'' on the strength of these titles, a league the club would play in for the next six seasons. The team's best result in this era was a second place in 1991, but a sixth place finish the following season saw the club relegated back to the ''Regionalliga''.〔
The following four seasons saw the club in decline, so much so that it dropped all the way to the fifth tier ''Landesliga'' for 1998, having been unable to field a team in 1997, but it was able to recover and begun its climb back up with a title in this division. By 2000, the club was back in the third division, where it became a top side without quite achieving another promotion until 2003, when the ''Phantoms'' once more won their league and returned to the ''2nd Bundesliga''.〔
Like in the ''Regionalliga'', the club was a strong side in the southern division of this league, finishing runners-up on five occasions in the next seven seasons. Another runners-up finish in 2010, in a league now renamed German Football League 2, saw the team qualify for the promotion round because of an enlargement of the GFL from 12 to 14 teams. The ''Phantoms'' beat the Weinheim Longhorns convincingly in both promotion games and thereby achieved entry to Germany's elite league for the first time.〔
The club came fifth in its first season in the GFL in 2011, well clear of the play-off ranks with only three wins and a draw to its name.〔 In 2012 the club came sixth in the southern division of the GFL and thereby failed to qualify for the play-off.
The 2013 season saw the club come last in the southern division and having to enter the relegation round where it lost to Allgäu Comets and was relegated from the GFL to the GFL 2, where it came second in 2014 and fifth in 2015.

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