In —45, German football was suspended after only two matches. Like other organizations throughout Germany, the club was disbanded on the order of the occupying Allied authorities after the war.

The team played in the Stadtliga Bremen, and after winning the competition, participated in the northern German championship, advancing to the quarter-finals.

They were able to reclaim the name SV Werder on 25 March before taking part in the play-offs. In these years, professionals were not permitted to play in Germany, so it was normal for football players to take on other jobs, often with the club's local patron.

In the case of Werder, a number of the players worked at the nearby Brinkmann tobacco factory, and so the side took on the nickname Texas 11 after one of the company's popular cigarette brands.

Between the end of the Second World War and the formation of the Bundesliga in , the club continued to perform, being recognized as one of the top two teams in northern Germany, along with Hamburger SV.

FC Kaiserslautern. The team consisted of future international Sepp Piontek , former international Willi Schröder , and Arnold Schütz , among others.

FC Köln. In April , in an away match at Borussia Mönchengladbach , Bundesliga history was created. The right goalpost subsequently broke, bringing the whole goal down, and could not be repaired nor replaced.

The referee stopped the game at the score of 1—1, and the DFB later awarded the match to Werder with a score of 2—0. As a consequence, the wooden goals were replaced by aluminium ones.

In —80 , the club was relegated from the Bundesliga for the first time, after a 17th-place finish. The team won the —81 2.

Bundesliga Nord title and were promoted back to the Bundesliga. Manager Otto Rehhagel was appointed in April , and under his guidance, Werder recovered themselves, as Rehhagel subsequently led the side to a string of successes.

In and , the team lost the title both times on goal difference. In , Werder hosted Bayern Munich in the penultimate match of the season; Bremen needed a win to secure their second Bundesliga title.

In the 88th minute, with the score of 0—0, they were awarded a penalty kick , which Michael Kutzop took. He missed, as he hit the right goalpost; the game ended 0—0.

Werder reached the DFB-Pokal final in and , and were victorious in Bremen finished runners-up in the —95 Bundesliga. At the end of the season, Rehhagel left the club for Bayern Munich, after a then-national record year stint at the club.

In May , former Werder defender and youth coach Thomas Schaaf took over. Werder's league performance stabilized in the following seasons, as they regularly finished in the upper half of the table.

In —04 , they won the double for the first time, winning both the Bundesliga and the DFB-Pokal, as Bremen became the third club in Bundesliga history to achieve this feat.

In the last match of the —06 Bundesliga season, Werder won 2—1 at arch-rivals Hamburger SV to qualify for the Champions League as runners-up, instead of Hamburg.

During the s and early s, Werder had numerous players who were sold for large transfer fees, including Diego , Torsten Frings , Miroslav Klose , Mesut Özil , and Claudio Pizarro among others.

In October , Bremen's Pizarro became the then-record holder of highest foreign goal-scorer in Bundesliga history. FC Köln 6—1 on the last matchday to finish 16th, as rivals Fortuna Düsseldorf lost their match; however, Bremen had to play the promotion-relegation play-offs against 1.

FC Heidenheim to avoid relegation. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. Werder have had 24 different managers since the beginning of the Bundesliga era in Otto Rehhagel served the longest term, being in office for fourteen years.

Werder Bremen have used several different crests during their history. It was modified in , as the inscriptions were placed diagonally, and the badge's colours became black with a green stripe that crossed it, along with a change in the crest's outline.

In , a green-coloured with a white outline , oval-shaped crest with a large white-coloured "W" was created. The oval shape was changed into a diamond shape in , to create the club's current crest, save for a spell in the early s when the coat of arms of Bremen was used.

Werder have played their home games at the same location since In , the stadium was renovated; a new grandstand with dressing rooms and a restaurant were constructed, costing 1,, RM.

At the time, the venue was known as the "ATSB-Kampfbahn", and was also used for political mass gatherings. In , it was called the " Weserstadion " for the first time.

Five years later, the stadium was known as the "Bremer Kampfbahn", and in the following years it was mostly used by the Nazi Party , as sporting activities were rarely practiced.

In , the stadium was reopened as a shared sports venue and took its former name "Weserstadion". Following Werder's first Bundesliga title in , the corner stands were expanded with a second tier, enlarging the capacity in the process.

In , Bremen became the first German club to install skyboxes in their stadium. Six years later, in , under-soil heating was implemented.

In , the cinder track was removed, thereby expanding the capacity. From to , the venue was completely rebuilt. Both ends east and west were torn down and rebuilt parallel to the endline of the pitch, removing what was left of the old athletics track.

Bayern Munich are another rival, dating back to the s, when both clubs were competing for domestic honours. Werder's honours include the following: [13] [43] [61].

Bundesliga [62]. DFB-Pokal [63]. DFL-Ligapokal [64]. DFL-Supercup [64]. DFB-Hallenpokal [65]. Gauliga Niedersachsen [66]. Kirin Cup [67].

German amateur football championship [68]. Bremen Cup [69]. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Home colours. Away colours.

Third colours. Main article: Retired numbers in football. Main article: List of Werder Bremen managers. Main article: Weser-Stadion. Stiebner Verlag GmbH.

Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved 15 May The Independent. Der Spiegel in German. Retrieved 29 March Deutsche Welle.

Werder rettet sich in die Relegation". Bild in German. Retrieved 27 June FC Heidenheim in the relegation play-off". Retrieved 30 June BBC Sport.

Retrieved 7 July Retrieved 13 August Retrieved 16 May The playmaker made appearances Werder and provided 54 assists.

In August , Özil swapped Bremen for Madrid. I will look back at my time at SV Werder Bremen with great fondness. I will see you soon. Oh how the times change.

Even today, Özil looks back at his time at Bremen with fondness. Werder also loved seeing Mesut Özil play in green and white.

Happy birthday, Mesut, all the best for the future! All news First team. Happy Birthday, Mesut Özil! Mesut Özil enjoyed two and a half successful years at Werder.

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