Eintracht Mahlsdorf

Eintracht Mahlsdorf won the Berlin-Liga in 2021 without finishing the season. The pandemic suspended play, the table was frozen with them on top, and they were declared Berlin champions. That earned promotion to the Oberliga Nord, run by the North-East German Football Association (NOFV).

The club had waited a long time for a title of that kind. A group of local youths formed a gymnastics club called Eintracht on Ascension Day 1896. Registration followed in 1897, and the football department only came in 1912. After the Second World War the state reshaped the club several times. It played as SG Eintracht Mahlsdorf until 1955, then as Medizin Lichtenberg, Medizin Marzahn from 1980 and Medizin Berlin 1896 from 1987. The traditional name returned in 1991, and the club registered as an independent association in 1999.

Purple and white made them the "Violets", a nickname Tennis Borussia Berlin wears more famously.

They reached the final in 2022 and again in 2025. On 24 May 2025 they met BFC Dynamo at the Mommsenstadion in front of 8,400 spectators, a crowd more than three times the 2,500 that fits into their own Sportplatz Am Rosenhag. They lost 2–0.