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DFB League Match: BFC Alemannia 1890 Also Reaches Platinum Level

The DFB Points Game—the nationwide club initiative launched by the German Football Association (DFB) and its 21 regional associations to strengthen amateur soccer—continues to yield encouraging success stories in Berlin soccer. Numerous clubs have already secured attractive rewards. BFC Alemannia 1890 has now been particularly successful, becoming the second Berlin club to achieve the highest Platinum status and receiving the Platinum Training Package from the BFV in recognition of this achievement.

The presentation was made by BFV President Bernd Schultz and club advisor Johannes Semmelroth at the BFC Alemannia 1890 club grounds. The training package includes four mini goals, balls, a set of bibs and cones, and an equipment voucher, providing the club with valuable support for its training and match operations.

Marco Krieger, President of BFC Alemannia 1890, emphasizes the significance of this achievement for the club: “Achieving Platinum status is a special honor for our club and confirms the tremendous dedication of our many volunteers, coaches, and members. We are proud of this recognition and see it as an incentive to continue actively and sustainably developing our club in the future. We would also like to express our sincere thanks to the Berlin Soccer Association and club advisor Johannes, who supports us in our club’s development.”

BFV club consultant Johannes Semmelroth also praises the collaborative effort and is delighted with the recognition: “As a club consultant, we’ve had the privilege of working with BFC Alemannia for several years now. It’s impressive to see how the club has developed and the level of dedication with which things are being accomplished there. The award in the DFB Points Competition was therefore only the logical outcome.”

Congratulations to the entire Alemannia team for their outstanding work!

Book club consulting and secure rewards

A total of 350 points were required to achieve Platinum status. But clubs can receive their first attractive rewards—such as a ball package—starting at just ten points. The BFV Club Consultation offers a particularly easy way to earn additional points: simply scheduling a consultation appointment earns clubs 25 points.

Anyone looking for support with current challenges in day-to-day club operations and who also wants to benefit from attractive rewards should therefore not hesitate to book a consultation: Go to the BFV Club Advisory Service.

Measures for the current DFB points competition can be submitted through August 31, 2026.

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