1993-94 Swiss 4. Liga season

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This was the 1993-94 Swiss 4.Liga season:

Standings

Groups as of 2/8[1]

Group 5a

  1. Regio 10/20
  2. Zunzgen 8/12
  3. Binningen II 8/7
  4. Uni Basel 8/7

Group 5b

  1. Rheinfelden II 11/22
  2. Reinach 11/18
  3. Baden II 9/8
  4. Kleindottingen 9/7

Group 6a

  1. Ins 12/18
  2. Bösingen 12/17
  3. Seedorf-Pinguins 11/16
  4. Nidau II 11/14

Group 6b

  1. Rohrbach II 10/20
  2. Alstadt Olten II 10/16
  3. Herzogenbuchsee 10/14
  4. Old Boys Langenthal 11/12

Group 6c

  1. HCM II 10/18
  2. Grachwil II 10/13
  3. Gerlafingen 10/13
  4. Kriechenwil 10/9

Group 7a

  1. Signau II 13/22
  2. Boll 12/16
  3. Huttwil 12/16
  4. Brandis II 13/16

Group 7b

  1. Marzili-Langgassee II 12/22
  2. Weissenbühl 12/20
  3. Köniz 12/15
  4. Koppigen II 12/13
Group 8 as of 2/22[2]

8A

  1. Uttigen 14/28
  2. Lenk-Zweisimmen 13/20
  3. Lerchenfeld 14/20
  4. Freimettigen 14/18
  5. Unterseen 14/8
  6. Chateau-d'Oex Gstaad 13/7
  7. Langenbuhl 13/7
  8. Muhlethurnen 13/0

8B

  1. Kandersteg 14/26
  2. Freimettigen 14/25
  3. Heimberg 13/14
  4. Uttigen 13/12
  5. Adelboden 13/11
  6. Reutigen 11/10
  7. Höfen 11/4
  8. Grindelwald 13/0

8C

  1. Bönigen 14/28
  2. Jungfrau-Lauterbr. 14/24
  3. Oberlangenegg 9/10
  4. Kandersteg 13/10
  5. Uetendorf 13/10
  6. Ursellen 12/6
  7. Reutigen 11/5
  8. Belp 12/5
Groups as of 2/2[3]

Group A

Club GP W T L Goals Pts
1. Saas-Fee 10 9 1 0 77:24 19
2. Nendaz-M.-F. III 8 6 1 1 71:28 13
3. Täsch 7 6 0 1 51:25 12
4. Turtmann 9 5 1 3 25:48 11
5. Bürchen 14 5 1 8 66:86 11
6. Grächen 9 3 1 5 44:43 7
7. Raron I 9 3 0 6 37:45 6
8. Leukergrund II 10 2 2 6 36:58 6
9. Leukerbad II 12 1 1 10 41:91 3

Group B

Club GP W T L Goals Pts
1. Charatt 13 13 0 0 132:41 26
2. Sierre II 15 12 1 2 149:64 25
3. Sembranche 12 9 0 3 88:51 18
4. St. Leonhard 14 9 0 5 80:83 18
5. Nendaz II 11 4 1 6 47:55 9
6. Anniviers II 13 4 0 9 38:67 8
7. Monthey II 12 3 1 8 68:83 7
8. Grimentz 15 3 0 12 44:107 6
9. Lens II 11 2 1 8 36:75 5
10. Raron II 6 0 0 6 10:66 0
Groups as of 2/1[4]

Group 6a

  1. Bosingen 11/15 (56:28)
  2. Seedorf 9/14 (53:33)
  3. Anet 10/14 (48:28)
  4. Nidau II 9/12 (65:48)
  5. Buetigen 10/11 (36:35)
  6. Meinisberg II 9/4 (38:55)
  7. Bramberg 9/4 (44:65)
  8. Yschchrauer Lyss II 9/2 (26:74)

Group 11b

  1. Sarine 11/22 (133:34)
  2. Alterswil 11/18 (81:46)
  3. Vannerie 90 10/13 (68:47)
  4. Villars-sur-Glane 10/9 (44:46)
  5. Saint-Ours 11/9 (43:76)
  6. Unterstadt/Etat II 11/8 (50:64)
  7. Marly 11/7 (39:70)
  8. Payerne 11/0 (26:111)

References

  1. ↑ Der Bund, 1994-02-08
  2. ↑ Thuner Tagblatt, 1994-02-22
  3. ↑ Walliser Bote, 1994-02-02
  4. ↑ La liberte, 1994-02-01
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