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8 update! 12/2011
Lehnkering-group
2011 Lehnkering CUP –
PreLiMinArY rOUnD
grOUP A Pts Goals Diff.
SCHÖNEBECK 1 12 20:1 19
LANGELSHEIM 7 8:5 3
DORTMUND 5 4:5 -1
MÜNST. SCHÜTTORF 2 4 6:7 -1
LCT 6 / TEAM NL 2 0 0:20 -20
grOUP B Pts Goals Diff.
ROTTERDAM 1 9 10:2 8
PEINE / LENGEDE 9 10:3 7
SCHÖNEBECK 2 6 5:4 1
MANNHEIM 2 3 4:12 -8
LEU DUISBURG 2 3 2:10 -8
grOUP C Pts Goals Diff.
MÜNST. SCHÜTTORF 1 12 24:1 23
LRG DUISBURG 9 29:3 26
SALZGITTER 2 6 6:14 -8
LCT 1 / TEAM NL 1 3 2:19 -17
BAAR EBENHAUSEN 2 0 1:25 -24
grOUP D Pts Goals Diff.
MANNHEIM 1 12 14:1 13
LEU DUISBURG 1 9 10:2 8
HAMBURG 6 9:4 5
IT 3 5:13 -8
LCT 2 /GERSTHOFEN 0 0:18 -18
grOUP e Pts Goals Diff.
EISENHÜTTENSTADT 12 18:2 16
ALS 9 16:5 11
SALZGITTER 1 6 8:5 3
SHIPPING LUX 3 5:12 -7
ROTTERDAM 4 0 1:24 -23
grOUP F Pts Goals Diff.
SCHIRM LÜBECK 10 13:4 9
ROTTERDAM 3 7 4:3 1
VERW. DUISBURG 4 6:7 -1
BASEL 4 4:6 -2
LCT 4 / DUISBURG 3 2:9 -7
grOUP g Pts Goals Diff.
ROTTERDAM 2 10 15:2 13
BAAR EBENHAUSEN 1 9 15:6 9
WOLFENBÜTTEL 1 7 8:5 3
SCANDINAVIA 3 6:12 -6
LCT 5 / TEAM TIRA 0 1:20 -19
grOUP h Pts Goals Diff.
UERDINGEN 12 23:0 23
LEHNKERING POLAND 9 11:8 3
US TEAM 6 10:6 4
LCT3/GROSSENKNETEN 3 7:14 -7
WOLFENBÜTTEL 2 0 3:26 -23
Soccer Spectacle in Duisburg
40 teams entered this year’s LEHNKERING Soccer Cup. A team even flew to Germany from the USA to
participate in the event on 18 June. But eisenhüttenstadt carried off the trophy.
The Lehnkering Soccer Cup set a fantastic new record. With 40 teams, there
have never been so many participants before. One team even travelled to germany
from the USA. The “USA team” travelled especially from ennis (Texas) to
Duisburg for the Lehnkering Cup. Covering 8,100 kilometres just for a sporting
competition is a real reflection of sportsmanship.
The 400 players arrived at the Wedau Sports School with 1,500 more employees
and their families to cheer on the teams. The weather was not great all the time
and the players had to put up with the occasional shower, but this did not
dampen the players’ spirits (male or female) on the pitch. Employee teams
from the Netherlands, Switzerland, Scandinavia, Luxembourg and Poland
also travelled to Duisburg, in addition to the many German teams and the
“USA team”. 113 matches, each lasting 15 minutes, were played – and
the proceedings were dominated by team spirit and fair play. The teams
played what is known as a “consolation round” in the knock-out competition
for the first time. The third and fourth placed teams in each group, which
did not “survive” to advance to the knock-out stage, met each other again –
and this enabled all the players to remain active on eight pitches until the late
afternoon. The winner of the consolation round was the Salzgitter 1 team.
The public was also provided with a supporting programme: the approx. 150 children
had a great time in the play area with the bouncing castle, children’s make-up,
“human table soccer”, the children’s soccer cup and shooting goals against a wall.
LEHNKERING had not only invited the children of employees, but also the children
from the Niederrhein SOS Children’s Village, which the company has been supporting
for several years. The food and drinks were just perfect too: players and visitors enjoyed
the delicious sausages and barbequed steaks. The undisputed highlight was a
suckling pig, which was roast on a spit. The sun came out again for the final,
which involved 2 x 10 minute sessions – and featured the teams from Eisenhüttenstadt
and Rotterdam 1. In the end, the team from Steel Transport & Services
beat their Dutch opponents 4:1 – for a very clear victory! Rotterdam 1
was therefore runners-up and their colleagues in Rotterdam 2 team captured
third place. The highest goal-scorer in the LEHNKERING Soccer Cup was
Markus Winkler (ALS) with 9 goals. The best goalkeeper was Jenny Fortes
(Rotterdam 1).
During his speech for the award presentation ceremony,
LEHNKERING CEO Cees van Gent thanked the employees
who had appeared in such numbers and some of whom had not
been put off by the long journey to Duisburg to be present at
this great event. And in the end, the Soccer Cup also served a
good purpose: LEHNKERING donated EUR 3 for every goal that
was scored – and there were 459 goals, making EUR 1,377. The
LEHNKERING management rounded this amount up to EUR 2,500.
The money will go to the SOS-Kinderdorf e.V. charity. So CEO Cees
van Gent handed over the money from the Soccer Cup to Erwin Minor,
a member of the SOS Children’s Village team in Kleve, during the presentation
ceremony (see photo below).
The sportsmen and sportswomen and guests moved to the MSV Arena after
the Soccer Cup. There was an evening buffet to revitalise everybody in the
business lounge of the football stadium belonging to the long-standing MSV
Duisburg soccer club – and smooth entertainment from the Bellini samba professionals.
Olé!
Lehnkering-group
2011 Lehnkering CUP – FinALS
LAST SiXTeen
LANGELSHEIM 0:3 UERDINGEN
LRG DUISBURG 1:0 SCHIRM LÜBECK
PEINE/LENGEDE 2:4 ROTTERDAM 2
LEU DUISBURG 1 0:2 EISENHÜTTENSTADT
SCHÖNEBECK 1 6:0 LEHNKERING POLAND
MÜNST. SCHÜTTORF 1 5:2 ROTTERDAM 3
ROTTERDAM 1 3:0 BAAR EBENHAUSEN 1
MANNHEIM 1 4:5 ALS
QUArTer-FinALS
SCHÖNEBECK 1 1:2 EISENHÜTTENSTADT
MÜNST. SCHÜTTORF 1 0:1 ROTTERDAM 2
ROTTERDAM 1 1:0 LRG DUISBURG
ALS 3:0 UERDINGEN
SeMiFinALS
EISENHÜTTENSTADT 5:4 ROTTERDAM 2
ROTTERDAM 1 2:1 ALS
PLAY-OFF FOr 3rd LACe
ROTTERDAM 2 2:1 ALS
FinAL
EISENHÜTTENSTADT 4:1 ROTTERDAM 1
Winner OF Lehnkering
SOCCer-CUP 2011
eiSenhÜTTenSTADT
STAnDingS
update! 12/2011
2 nd place ROTTERDAM 1
3 rd place ROTTERDAM 2
4 th place ALS
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