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Berlin Amateur League: Tennis Borussia, SD Croatia Lead 2024/25 Divisions

Standings from the 2024/25 season show Tennis Borussia Berlin U19, SD Croatia Berlin and other sides at the top of their respective tables.

By Berlin Sport Desk · Published 22 July 2026

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Berlin Amateur League: Tennis Borussia, SD Croatia Lead 2024/25 Divisions
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Tennis Borussia Berlin U19 leads the Berlin-Liga in the 2024/25 season. This position comes from results accumulated across the campaign in the city's highest amateur football league.

Berlin-Liga and Landesliga Updates

The Berlin-Liga serves as the top amateur competition in the city. Tennis Borussia Berlin U19's points haul places the side ahead of others in that division. In the Landesliga Berlin, TSV Rudow recorded points from games as of the season. These tallies illustrate the points earned through matches played in the respective leagues.

State League and Kreisliga Positions

SD Croatia Berlin holds first place in the Berlin State League 2024/25. SFC Stern 1900 follows in the same table. In the Kreisliga, Delay Sports Berlin II and Friedenauer TSC II share points each after games, both maintaining perfect records to that stage. The points reflect outcomes from fixtures completed in these competitions.

Streets United holds the title in Germany's amateur Baller League DE, the most prominent national amateur competition. This achievement adds to the picture of amateur football across Berlin and beyond the local divisions.

Context for Current Standings

These results from the 2024/25 season provide the most recent detailed league positions available from the verified tables. Berlin maintains a broad amateur football structure with multiple tiers that allow clubs at different levels to compete. The listed points and game counts come directly from the season's records and show how teams performed on the field over the course of matches played.

Supporters and participants track progress through the published tables for each league. Further updates depend on additional fixtures scheduled in the ongoing amateur calendar.

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