DFB-Pokal

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annual sporting event football cup competition national knockout tournament

The DFB-Pokal is Germany’s premier national knockout football cup competition, organized annually by the German Football Association and featuring clubs from all levels of the German league system.

Aliases (10)

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	annual sporting event → football cup competition → national knockout tournament →
competitionFormat	knockout tournament →
confederation	UEFA →
country	Germany →
finalVenue	Olympiastadion Berlin →
finalVenueSince	1985 →
formerName	Tschammerpokal →
genderCategory	men's football →
governingBody	Deutscher Fußball-Bund →
hasParticipantType	amateur clubs → professional clubs → semi-professional clubs →
inception	1935 →
includesClubsFrom	2. Bundesliga → 3. Liga → Bundesliga → Regionalliga → lower amateur leagues →
languageOfName	German →
levelInPyramid	major national cup →
literalMeaning	DFB Cup →
matchResolution	single-leg ties →
mediaCoverage	German television →
mostSuccessfulClub	FC Bayern Munich →
notableFeature	giant-killing upsets by lower-division teams →
numberOfTeams	64 →
organizer	Deutscher Fußball-Bund → German Football Association →
qualificationFor	UEFA Europa League →
rebrandedAs	DFB-Pokal →
region	Germany →
relatedCompetition	Bundesliga → DFB-Pokal Frauen →
scope	national cup →
seasonFrequency	annual →
sport	association football →
stage	final → first round → quarter-finals → round of 16 → second round → semi-finals →
tieBreaker	extra time → penalty shoot-out →
trophyType	cup →
winnerQualifiesFor	UEFA Europa League group stage →

Referenced by (26)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Eintracht Frankfurt ("DFB-Pokal 1973–74") → Eintracht Frankfurt ("DFB-Pokal 1974–75") → Eintracht Frankfurt ("DFB-Pokal 1980–81") → Eintracht Frankfurt ("DFB-Pokal 1987–88") → Eintracht Frankfurt ("DFB-Pokal 2017–18") →	won
Augsburger Panther ("German Cup") → FC Bayern Munich → Hamburger SV → Kevin De Bruyne →	hasWon
German Football Association → German Football Association ("DFB-Pokal Frauen") →	organizes
1. FC Nürnberg → Sepp Maier →	wonCompetition
Bundesliga →	associatedCompetition
Eintracht Frankfurt →	competesIn
FC St. Pauli →	competition
Jürgen Klopp →	competitionWon
2. Bundesliga →	domesticCup
DFB-Pokal ("Tschammerpokal") →	formerName
Germany national football team ("DFB") →	governingBody
Pep Guardiola →	hasWonCompetitionAsManager
DFB-Pokal ("DFB Cup") →	literalMeaning
Aaron Hunt →	playedIn
DFB-Pokal →	rebrandedAs
DFB-Pokal ("DFB-Pokal Frauen") →	relatedCompetition
Josep Guardiola →	wonCompetitionAsManager