Jewish Football Clubs Codexery

A source-cited reference to jewish football clubs

Jewish football clubs (16)

• TuS Makkabi Berlin — A Berlin sports club founded in 1970, carrying on the traditions of Jewish sports from the early 20th century.
• Club Náutico Hacoaj — Founded in 1935 as a Jewish rowing club in Tigre.
• Hakoah Stanisławów — A Jewish football club that never reached the top flight, but left a legacy.
• Hakoah Sydney City East FC — A Jewish-founded club that dominated the NSL's first decade.
• Hakoah Vienna — The strength of Jewish sport in Vienna.
• Hasmonea Lwów — First exclusively Jewish sports club, based in Lwów.
• Jewish Guild — South African social club with a historic football side.
• Judenklub — Derogatory Nazi-era term for football clubs with Jewish ties.
• Maccabee Los Angeles — Won three US Open Cups in eleven seasons.
• Maccabi București — Jewish Romanian club that had a goalkeeper selected for the 1930 World Cup.
• Maccabi London Lions F.C. — Jewish community club rising through English non-league football.
• UJA Maccabi Paris Métropole — French football club formed by 2012 merger of two community clubs.
• Makabi Warsaw — Largest multi-section Jewish sports club in prewar Poland.
• New York Hakoah — American soccer club with three incarnations, rooted in Jewish heritage.
• Wingate & Finchley F.C. — English football club formed by merger in 1991.
• Wingate F.C. — Jewish-founded football club that merged to form Wingate & Finchley.

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