FC Sturm Hauzenberg and SC Regensburg: Championship celebrations in Moosburg!

FC Sturm Hauzenberg and SC Regensburg: Championship celebrations in Moosburg!

The ERDINGER Masters Cup 2025 in Moosburg caused a lot of enthusiasm last weekend. The event, which took place on a single day this year, was one of the highlights of the football season. Patrick Themar, Marketing Manager at ERDINGER Weißbräu, praised the perfect conditions that FC Moosburg offered with ten excellently prepared pitches. “It was a pleasure to be here and congratulate the champion teams,” said Themar, who was pleased with the players’ excellent performance. Sandra Hofmann, chairwoman of the women's and girls' committee of the Bavarian Football Association, also spoke of the strong games played by the men and women, which made the tournament unforgettable. ANPFIFF.INFO reports that the mode of the tournament was based on the principle of the Champions League, which kept the tension until the last minute in every game.

The focus was also on the impressive performances of the participating teams. FC Ukraine Munich, who qualified as champions of C Class 4 Munich, were in top form and defeated strong opponents. With a 1-0 win against TSV München Solln II, a 3-0 win over SV Etzenricht and a 2-0 win in the semi-final against TSV 54 – DJK Munich, the team was able to fight its way to the final. Here FC Sturm Hauzenberg, one of the favorites, managed to prevail. The Hauzenberg team won their games against SVN Munich (3:1), TSV Göggingen after an exciting six-meter shootout (5:4) and MTV 1881 Ingolstadt (6:5). They crowned their achievements with the title of men's winner at the ERDINGER Masters Cup 2025.

Women's final in new splendor

The women's final was just as exciting. SC Regensburg, champions of the regional league, and SpVgg Greuther Fürth, champions of the Bayernliga, met here. SC Regensburg won the game and won 1-0. �
Greuther Fürther had previously had a strong run, with an impressive 5-0 win against TSV Plankenfels in the quarter-finals and a 3-1 against TSV Turnberbund München in the semi-finals. In the small final, 1. FC Schwarzenfeld beat TSV Turnerbund München 6:5 after an exciting duel and thus secured third place.

The tournament was celebrated as having “Champions League flair” not only because of its exciting games, but also because of the new mode. Patrick Garbe, member of the association's gaming committee, was positive about the changes and wished the teams a well-deserved break before the next season begins. There is a clear goal that the ERDINGER Masters Cup will be a fixed highlight in the football calendar again next year, and the anticipation for this is already noticeable. The Bavarian Football Association also highlights how much the event promotes commitment and passion for amateur football in the region.

Overall, the ERDINGER Masters Cup 2025 was a successful event that brought a lot of joy to both the players and the spectators in Moosburg. The men's winners of recent years and the glorious women show that there is still a lot of potential for the coming seasons. A review of the last few years shows the improving form of the various teams:

While preparations for the next Masters Cup are already in the starting blocks, the teams can look back with pride on their achievements this season. Further information about the amateur competitions can be found at Kicker.