SV Atlas Delmenhorst Overview

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Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	SV Atlas Delmenhorst	30	20	6	4	69	29	40	66	W W D W W
2	FC Germania Egestorf-Langreder	30	18	5	7	63	36	27	59	W W W D D
3	Heeslinger SC	30	17	4	9	72	47	25	55	D D L L W
4	VfV Hildesheim	30	16	1	13	53	55	-2	49	L L L W W
5	Wilhelmshaven	30	14	6	10	47	38	9	48	L D L W W

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