First Vienna FC
Состав
- Candela2015сейчас
Jiří Leňko2015сейчас
Markus Katzer2015сейчас- Turgay Bahadır2016сейчас
Adolf Fischeraсейчас
Aleksandar Đorđevićсейчас
Alois Orozсейчас
Daniel Weberсейчас- Eduard Havlicekсейчас
Ferdi Oppenheimсейчас
Hans Kleerсейчас- Hans Menasseсейчас
- Herbert Grohsсейчас
- Joschi Walterсейчас
- Kenan Muslimovićсейчас
Kürsat Güclüсейчас
Mensur Kurtisiсейчас- Richard Fischerсейчас
- Samu Alankoсейчас
Saša Kalajdžićсейчас- Karl Pekarna1900–1904
- Karl Pekarna1905–1908
Heinrich Retschury1906–1912- Franz Weber1910–1914
- Josef Kaltenbrunner1910–1911
- Ferdinand Frithum1911–1914
- Johann Schwarz1911–1912
- Ferdinand Frithum1918–1923
Josef Blum1918–1933- Anton Bulla1921–1924
Josef Schneider1921–1923- Otto Fischer1923–1926
- Otto Höss1923–1925
- Fritz Gschweidl1924–1948
- Jenő Konrád1924–1925
- Karl Jiszda1924–1924
Leopold Hofmann1924–1939- Josef Uridil1925–1926
Josef Adelbrecht1928–1934- Franz Erdl1929–1938
- Gustav Tögel1930–1934
- Willibald Schmaus1931–1943
- Viktor Havlicek1932–1938
- Franz Mandl1935–1937
- Adolf Laudon1936–1938
- Josef Molzer1936–1938
Karl Decker1937–1952- Richard Fischer1937–1952
Engelbert König1938–1940- Ernst Sabeditsch1938–1943
- Karl Rainer1940–1940
- Franz Erdl1942–1945
Rudolf Noack1942–1944- Adolf Laudon1943–1944
- Karl Sesta1945–1946
- Bruno Engelmeier1946–1954
- Ernst Sabeditsch1946–1950
- Rudi Strittich1946–1950
- Rudolf Raftl1946–1948
- Willy Fitz1947–1948
Karl Koller1949–1966- Erich Probst1950–1950
- Otto Walzhofer1950–1959
- Josef Epp1951–1953
Kurt Schmied1952–1965- Rudi Strittich1952–1953
Hans Buzek1953–1963- Bruno Engelmeier1955–1958
- Helmut Senekowitsch1958–1961
- Erich Probst1962–1963
- Todor Veselinović1962–1964
- Friedrich Kominek1963–1963
- Friedrich Cejka1964–1966
Horst Nemec1966–1968- Peter Persidis1967–1971
Viliam Schrojf1969–1973- Vojtech Masný1969–1972
- Gernot Fraydl1971–1972
Franz Hasil1977–1978- Hans Pirkner1978–1980
August Starek1979–1980
Hans Krankl1979–1980
Heinrich Strasser1979–1982- Günther Happich1980–1985
Michael Konsel1982–1984
František Veselý1983–1984- Libor Radimec1983–1985
- Heinrich Strasser1984–1985
Werner Gregoritsch1984–1985
Alfred Tatar1986–1987
Mario Kempes1986–1987- Peter Artner1986–1987
- Richard Niederbacher1986–1986
Andreas Herzog1987–1987- Gerald Glatzmayer1987–1990
Jiří Ondra1987–1991
Kurt Russ1987–1990
Peter Stöger1987–1988
Zoltán Péter1987–1989
Andreas Heraf1988–1990- Andreas Herzog1988–1988
Hannes Reinmayr1990–1990- Hannes Reinmayr1990–1991
Bruno Friesenbichler1991–1992
Gerald Baumgartner1991–1991
Herbert Wieger1991–1994- Ivica Vastić1991–1992
Michal Hipp1991–1991- Stasys Baranauskas1992–1994
Thomas Hickersberger1994–1997
Damir Canadi1995–1995- Bruno Friesenbichler1997–1997
Frank Schmidt1997–1998
Jürgen Macho1997–2000- Dritan Baholli1998–1998
Lothar Sippel1998–1998
Oliver Lederer1998–1999
Reinhold Breu1998–1998
Thomas Pichlmann2000–2001- Christian Prosenik2001–2002
- Faik Kamberović2002–2003
Stefan Maierhofer2002–2003
Marcus Pürk2005–2007
Martin Pusic2005–2007
Thomas Flögel2006–2006- Thomas Hickersberger2006–2006
Gerhard Fellner2007–2010- Marco Pérez2007–2008
- Osman Bozkurt2007–2010
- Volkan Kahraman2007–2007
Sebastián Martínez2009–2012
Andreas Lukse2010–2011
Bartoloměj Kuru2010–2011- Eldar Topić2010–2011
Marco Salvatore2010–2012
Philipp Hosiner2010–2011
Rade Đokić2010–2012
Sandro Gotal2010–2010
Aleksandar Stanisavljević2011–2011
Ernst Dospel2011–2013
Konstantin Kerschbaumer2011–2012- Marjan Marković2011–2012
Markus Lackner2011–2012
Matthias Hattenberger2011–2012
Wolfgang Mair2011–2012
Andreas Dober2012–2013
Andrey Lebedzew2012–2013- Florian Sturm2012–2012
Lukas Hinterseer2012–2012- Markus Pink2012–2013
Myroslav Slavov2012–2013
Thomas Mandl2012–2014- Andrey Lebedzew2013–2014
Bernhard Fucik2013–2013- Joan Henríquez2013–2013
Patrick Schagerl2013–2014- Álvaro del Moral2014–2014
Thomas Vollnhofer2015–2016
First Vienna FC is the oldest football club in Austria, established in 1894.
The club won the Challenge Cup in 1899 and 1900, marking its early success in international tournaments.
First Vienna FC has won the Austrian Championship six times, with their last title in 1955.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
First Vienna FC, established on 22 August 1894 in the Döbling district of Vienna, holds the distinction of being Austria's oldest football club. The club's colors, blue and yellow, were inspired by the racing uniforms of the Rothschild family, while its logo, featuring a triskelion, was designed by Manx player William Beale. Vienna played its inaugural match on 15 November 1894, suffering a 0–4 defeat to Vienna Cricket and Football-Club. The club quickly made its mark by winning the Challenge Cup in both 1899 and 1900, becoming one of the first teams to achieve international success in Central Europe.
Golden Era and Success
The late 1920s to the 1930s marked a golden era for First Vienna FC, during which they secured the Austrian Cup in 1929 and 1930, and the Austrian Championship in 1931 and 1933. Their crowning achievement came in 1931 when they won the Mitropa Cup, finishing the tournament unbeaten. The club added another Austrian Cup title in 1937, solidifying its status as a dominant force in Austrian football.
World War II and Postwar Period
Following the Anschluss in 1938, First Vienna FC competed in the Gauliga Ostmark, clinching divisional titles in 1942, 1943, and 1944. They reached the German Championship Final in 1942 but lost to Schalke 04. The club also triumphed in the Tschammerpokal (German Cup) in 1943. After World War II, Vienna regained its footing, winning the Austrian Championship in 1955.
Decline and Recent Years
The latter half of the 20th century saw First Vienna FC experience fluctuating fortunes, including several relegations. They returned to the top flight in 1986, with notable UEFA Cup appearances in the late 1980s. In recent years, the club has seen a resurgence, winning the Austrian 2. Landesliga in 2019 and the Austrian Regionalliga in 2022, showcasing its enduring legacy in Austrian football.
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Карьера и клубы
Foundation and early years
First Vienna FC was founded on 22 August 1894 in Döbling, making it the oldest football club in Austria. The club’s colours blue and yellow derived from Rothschild racing uniforms, while the triskelion logo was designed by Manx player William Beale. On 15 November 1894, Vienna played its first official match, a 0–4 loss to Vienna Cricket and Football-Club. The club captured the Challenge Cup in 1899 and 1900, one of the first international tournaments in Central Europe.
Golden era
Vienna enjoyed major success between the late 1920s and 1930s, winning the Austrian Cup in 1929 and 1930, the Austrian Championship in 1931 and 1933, and the Mitropa Cup in 1931, unbeaten across all matches. The team added another Austrian Cup in 1937.
Gauliga and World War II
Following the Anschluss in 1938, Vienna played in the Gauliga Ostmark. They won divisional titles in 1942, 1943 and 1944, reaching the German Championship Final in 1942 (losing 0–2 to Schalke 04). In 1943, the club became the Tschammerpokal (German Cup) winner, defeating Luftwaffen-SV Hamburg 3–2 after extra time.
Postwar period
After Austria regained independence, Vienna claimed the Austrian Championship in 1955, edging Wiener Sport-Club on goal quotient.
Decline and fluctuating fortunes
From the 1960s, Vienna faced several relegations. They returned to the top flight in 1986, and highlights included two UEFA Cup appearances (1988–89, 1989–90). Vienna…
- League
- Austrian Football Second League
Наследие
Austrian Champions (6): 1931, 1933, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1955 Austrian Cup (3): 1929, 1930, 1937 Austrian 2. Landesliga: Champions 2019 Austrian Regionalliga: Champions 2022 Challenge Cup (2): 1899, 1900 German Cup (1): 1943 Mitropa Cup (1): 1931 Liberation Cup (1): 1946 Tournoi de l'Exposition Coloniale (Paris-Vincennes) (1): 1931 Tournoi du Nouvel An du Red Star (1): 1924 (shared) Tournoi de Nöel de Paris : Runners-up 1935
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First Vienna Football Club 1894 is an Austrian football club based in the Döbling district of Vienna. Established on 22 August 1894, it is the country's oldest team and has played a notable role in the history of the game there. It is familiarly known to Austrians by the English name Vienna.
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