TSV 1860 München, often simply called "Die Löwen" (The Lions), is a professional football club from Munich, Germany, currently playing in the 3. Liga, the country's third division. Their home is the historic Grünwalder Stadion. Founded in 1860 as a gymnastics club, the football department was established later, with the club's name reflecting its founding year. The blue and white colors are iconic in Bavarian football. 1860 München enjoyed a glorious peak in the mid-1960s, winning the Bundesliga title in 1966 and the DFB-Pokal in 1964, led by stars like Rudi Brunnenmeier. They were also runners-up in the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1965. After decades of fluctuation, including a famous city rivalry with Bayern Munich, the club faced financial turmoil and relegation in the 21st century. The modern era has seen them stabilize in the 3. Liga, with a dedicated fan base dreaming of a return to the second division. The team culture is defined by a fiercely loyal support that fills the Grünwalder Stadion with a unique, traditional atmosphere. TSV 1860 München is a club with a storied past and a determined present, forever one of Germany's most famous traditional sides.