Austrian Football Cup 1973/74

Austrian Football Cup 1973/74

Cup winners	FK Austria Wien (15th title)
final	First leg: FK Austria Wien vs. SV Austria Salzburg 2: 1 (0: 1) second leg: SV Austria Salzburg vs. FK Austria Vienna 1: 1 (0: 0)
Final stadium	Praterstadion , Vienna (first leg) and Lehener Stadion , Salzburg
← 1972/73 1974/75 →

The Cup of the Austrian Football Association was played for the 41st time in the 1973/74 season.

The final was played in two games. The first leg was able to convert a 0-1 deficit into a 2-1 victory against SV Austria Salzburg in front of 11,000 spectators in the Vienna Prater Stadium of FK Austria Wien . In the second leg in front of 14,100 visitors at the Lehen stadium in Salzburg , Salzburg once again took the lead 1-0, but the Viennese were able to equalize the 1-1 draw. As a result, FK Austria Wien became the cup winner. It was the 15th cup win for the Viennese. Defending champion SSW Innsbruck failed in the semifinals against the Salzburg team.

1 round

date		Result
08/04/1973	KSV Böhlerwerk	0: 2 (0 :)	SV Kapfenberg
08/04/1973	Deutschlandsberger SC	(:) / 2: 2 ^n.V. / 2: 4 ^{i. E.}	SK Sturm Graz ^{Note 1}
08/04/1973	FS Elektra Vienna	2: 1 (:)	SV Admira Wiener Neustadt
08/04/1973	WSV Rosenthal	3: 1 (:)	SC Magdalen
08/04/1973	SK Kufstein	(:) / 3: 1 ^n.V.	1. Halleiner SK
08/04/1973	SV Dornbirn	0: 3 (: 0)	SK Bischofshofen
08/04/1973	SC Amateurs St. Veit / Glan	(:) / 2: 1 ^n.V.	SV Grieskirchen
08/04/1973	ÖTSU Henndorf	(:) / 2: 3 ^n.V.	FC Blau-Weiß Feldkirch
08/05/1973	ASV Kittsee	2: 4 (:)	1. Wiener Neustädter SC
08/05/1973	FC Dornbirn	1: 0 (: 0)	Salzburg AK 1914
08/05/1973	IG Bregenz / Bludenz	3: 0 (: 0)	Austria Innsbruck
08/05/1973	Landstraßer AC	(:) / 1: 1 ^n.V. / 2: 3 ^{i. E.}	SC Tulln
08/05/1973	SV Mattersburg	0: 3 (0 :)	SV Stockerau
-	ASK Eggendorf	without a fight ^Note2	Vienna AC
-	ASK St.Valentin	without a fight ^{Note 3}	SVS Linz
-	WSK Kaprun	without a fight ^{note 4}	Villacher SV

^{n / a}after extension

^{i. E.}on penalties

^{Note 1}SK Sturm Graz is the only top division team in this round. SK Sturm Graz would have been relegated regularly in the 1972/73 season, but was allowed to remain in the top division due to the irregular end of the championship due to the foot and mouth disease.

^Note2ASK Eggendorf rose without a fight, as the Vienna AC merged with FK Austria Vienna

^Note3ASK St.Valentin rose without a fight, as SVS Linz voluntarily withdrew into the lower league

^{Note 4}WSK Kaprun rose without a fight because Villacher SV merged with WSG Radenthein

2nd round

date		Result
08/11/1973	SV Stockerau	(:) / 2: 2 ^n.V. / 2: 3 ^{i. E.}	Linz ASK
08/12/1973	FC Blau-Weiß Feldkirch	0: 3 (0 :)	FC Admira-Wacker
08/12/1973	ASK Eggendorf	0: 4 (0 :)	SC Eisenstadt
08/12/1973	SV Dornbirn	0: 0 ^n.v. / 5: 4 ^{p. E.}	1. Simmeringer SC
08/15/1973	1. Wiener Neustädter SC	2: 1 (:)	Graz AK
08/15/1973	ASK St. Valentin	0: 2 (0 :)	WSV Donawitz
08/15/1973	FS Elektra Vienna	2: 1 (:)	First Vienna FC
08/15/1973	IG Bregenz / Bludenz	(:) / 2: 3 ^n.V.	SV Austria Salzburg
08/15/1973	WSV Rosenthal	0: 2 (0 :)	WSG Radenthein / Villacher SV
08/15/1973	SC Tulln	0: 0/0: 1 ^a.d.	SSW Innsbruck
08/15/1973	SK Kufstein	0: 1 (0 :)	FK Austria Vienna
08/15/1973	Kapfenberger SV	1: 2 (:)	Viennese sports club
08/15/1973	SC Amateurs St. Veit / Glan	1: 0 (: 0)	FC Vorarlberg
08/15/1973	SK VÖEST Linz	3: 0 (: 0)	SK Sturm Graz
08/15/1973	WSK Kaprun	1: 9 (:)	SK Austria Klagenfurt
09/02/1973	SK Bischofshofen	0: 2 (0 :)	SK Rapid Vienna

^{n / a}after extension

^{i. E.}on penalties

Round of 16

date		Result
11/24/1973	1. Wiener Neustädter SC	(:) / 1: 1 ^n.V. / 4: 2 ^{i. E.}	WSG Radenthein / Villacher SV
11/24/1973	SK Austria Klagenfurt	(:) / 1: 2 ^n.V.	SV Dornbirn
11/24/1973	SV Austria Salzburg	2: 1 (:)	SC Eisenstadt
12/02/1973	WSV Donawitz	(:) / 2: 2 ^n.V. / 7: 6 ^{i. E.}	SK VÖEST Linz
December 04, 1973	SSW Innsbruck	2: 1 (:)	Linz ASK
02/16/1974	FK Austria Vienna	3: 0 (: 0)	SC Amateurs St. Veit / Glan
02/23/1974	FS Elektra Vienna	1: 2 (:)	SK Rapid Vienna
02/27/1974	Viennese sports club	1: 3 (:)	FC Admira-Wacker

^{n / a}after extension

^{i. E.}on penalties

Quarter finals

First legs

date		Result
03/06/1974	1. Wiener Neustädter SC	1: 2 (:)	SSW Innsbruck ^A
03/06/1974	FC Admira-Wacker	1: 2 (:)	FK Austria Vienna ^A
03/06/1974	SV Austria Salzburg ^A	0-0	WSV Donawitz
03/06/1974	SK Rapid Vienna ^A	3: 0 (: 0)	SV Dornbirn

Return legs

date		Result
04/03/1974	WSV Donawitz	1: 3 (:)	SV Austria Salzburg ^A
04/03/1974	FK Austria Vienna ^A	3: 0 (: 0)	FC Admira-Wacker
04/03/1974	SV Dornbirn	0: 5 (0 :)	SK Rapid Vienna ^A
04/03/1974	SSW Innsbruck ^A	4: 0 (: 0)	1. Wiener Neustädter SC

^A. Climbers

Semifinals

First legs

date		Result
04/17/1974	SK Rapid Vienna	2: 6 (2: 4)	FK Austria Vienna ^A
04/17/1974	SSW Innsbruck	1: 2 (0: 0)	SV Austria Salzburg ^A

Return legs

date		Result
05/22/1974	SV Austria Salzburg ^A	1: 1 (0: 1)	SSW Innsbruck
05/22/1974	FK Austria Vienna ^A	4: 1 (1: 0)	SK Rapid Vienna

^A. Climbers

final

First leg

pairing	FK Austria Vienna - SV Austria Salzburg
Result	2: 1 (0: 1)
date	May 29, 1974
Stadion	Praterstadion , Vienna
spectator	11,000
referee	Paul Drabek
Gates	0: 1 (11th) Franz Bacher , 1: 1 (74th) Ernst Fiala , 2: 1 (85th) Herbert Prohaska
FK Austria Vienna	Igor Vukman - Johann Samer , Erich Obermayer , Eduard Krieger , Helmut Weigl (12th Robert Sara ), Herbert Prohaska , Alberto Martínez , Karl Daxbacher , Julio Morales , Helmut Köglberger , Ernst Fiala . Coach: Josef Pecanka
SV Austria Salzburg	Wilhelm Kaipel - Hannes Winklbauer , Jaroslav Pirnus , Arthur Kibler , Horst Hirnschrodt , Heinz Libuda , Peter Grosser , Gerhard Filzmoser , Franz Bacher , Peter Roither , Alfred Hala . Trainer: Günter Praschak

Return leg

pairing	SV Austria Salzburg - FK Austria Vienna
Result	1: 1 (0: 0)
date	June 12, 1974
Stadion	Lehener Stadium , Salzburg
spectator	14,100
referee	Adolf Mathias
Gates	1: 0 (58th) Alfred Hala , 1: 1 (84th) Herbert Prohaska
SV Austria Salzburg	Wilhelm Kaipel - Hannes Winklbauer , Jaroslav Pirnus , Arthur Kibler , Horst Hirnschrodt , Heinz Libuda , Peter Grosser , Gerhard Filzmoser (86th Peter Clement ), Franz Bacher , Bernd Langgruber (73rd Peter Arzböck ), Alfred Hala . Trainer: Günter Praschak
FK Austria Vienna	Igor Vukman - Robert Sara (5th Josef Sara ), Johann Samer , Erich Obermayer , Helmut Weigl , Herbert Prohaska , Alberto Martínez , Karl Daxbacher , Julio Morales , Helmut Köglberger , Ernst Fiala . Coach: Josef Pecanka