Wolfgang Lischke (born 4 July 1947) is a German football player and coach.[1][2][3]

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During 1969–1980 he played in clubs of DDR-Oberliga ("GDR Premier League"). After the reunification of Germany he was coach for SG LVB (de:Sportgemeinschaft Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe).

Player

• 07/1968–06/1969 : BSG Chemie Zeitz[3]
• 1969–1972: BSG Stahl Riesa[2]
• 1972–1973: SG Dynamo Dresden[2]
• 1973–1980: BSG Chemie Leipzig[2]
• 07/1982–06/1984: TSG Chemie Markkleeberg[3]

Coach/manager

• 07/2009–06/2010 Blau-Weiß Großlehna[3]
• 06/2008–03/2009 SG Rotation Leipzig[3]
• 07/2007–06/2008 SG LVB Leipzig[3]

References