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Career & Clubs
He made his debut for Austria in May 1954 against Wales. He represented Austria during the FIFA World Cup 1954 and again in 1958. He was a hero of the quarter-final game versus Switzerland in the 1954 finals where he played on despite suffering from a debilitating heatstroke[1] in a game that is often remembered as the Hitzeschlacht von Lausanne, or Heat Battle of Lausanne, and remains notable for being the game with the most goals scored in World Cup final history (Austria won the game, 7-5). He earned 38 caps, no goals scored. He died in Vienna in December 2007.
- Club
- FK Austria Wien (1965–1966)
- Club
- Wiener Sport-Club (1947–1952)
- Club
- First Vienna FC (1952–1965)
- Club
- Vienna Sportclub (1947–1952)
- Club
- Austria men's national football team (1954–1960)
- National team
- Austria
Legacy
Clubs
- Vienna Sportclub1947–1952
- Wiener Sport-Club1947–1952
- First Vienna FC1952–1965
- Austria men's national football team1954–1960
- FK Austria Wien1965–1966
Played together with
Abdullahi Ibrahim AlhassanFK Austria Wien
Adam PetroušFK Austria Wien · 2005–2005
Aleksandar DragovićFK Austria Wien · 2008–2008- Aleksandar DragovićFK Austria Wien · 2009–2011
Alexander GrünwaldFK Austria Wien · 2006–2008- Alexander GrünwaldFK Austria Wien · 2011
Alfred RiedlFK Austria Wien · 1967–1972- Alfred RiedlWiener Sport-Club · 1982–1984
Alfréd SchafferFK Austria Wien · 1923–1925
Aljoša AsanovićFK Austria Wien · 2000–2000- Aljoša AsanovićFK Austria Wien · 2000–2001
Andreas HerafFirst Vienna FC · 1988–1990
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Kurt Schmied was an Austrian footballer. He is best remembered for playing goalkeeper for First Vienna FC and the Austria national football team.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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