Austrian Football Cup 2009/10

Preliminary round

1 round

2nd round

Round of 16

Quarter finals

Semifinals

Endgame

Goalscorer table

Graphic overview from the round of 16

Game director statistics (without preliminary round)

Individual evidence

Web links

Results of the preliminary round

Results of the 1st round

Results of the 2nd round

Results in the round of 16

Results in the quarterfinals

Results in the semifinals

Result of the final

Pictures from the final

	Austrian Football Cup 2009/10
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Captain Mario Haas shows it to all cheering fans: SK Sturm Graz is the winner of the 2010 ÖFB Cup.

Trophy of the ÖFB Cup since 2004.

The Cup of the Austrian Football Association was in the 2009/10 season played for the 75th time. The official name of the competition was "ÖFB Stiegl-Cup" for the sixth time in a row. The winner, Sturm Graz, is entitled to take part in the third qualifying round for the 2010/11 UEFA Europa League .

The defending champion was the record Austrian Cup winner FK Austria Wien , who recently emerged as the winner of the cup competition four times in a row. The Viennese, who had not lost a cup game since May 23, 2004, failed this time in the round of 16 with 0: 1 at LASK Linz . For the reigning champions FC Red Bull Salzburg , a 2-0 defeat at SK Sturm Graz also ended in the round of 16. The Austrian record champions SK Rapid Wien continued their negative cup tradition - last participation in the finals in 2005 , last cup win in 1995 - and were eliminated with a 2-3 defeat at SK Austria Kärnten .

SK Sturm Graz and SC Magna Wiener Neustadt were able to qualify for the final, which will take place on May 16, 2010 at 4:30 pm in the Klagenfurt Hypo Group Arena , and Sturm Graz won 1-0.

The games of the ÖFB-Cup are not only a question of prestige, but also a battle for prize money, which has increased significantly compared to the previous year (figures in brackets). The participants in the second round receive 4,000 euros (3,000) entry fee. In the second round, they will receive 8,000 euros (5,000), in the quarter-finals 25,000 euros (10,000) and in the semi-finals 40,000 euros (25,000). The two finalists will be rewarded with 120,000 euros (80,000). Then there is the advertising revenue and the shared viewer revenue.

The following 66 clubs played in the preliminary round for promotion to the first main round:

Vienna (7)	Lower Austria (12)	Burgenland (7)
FC Stadlau Floridsdorfer AC KSV Anchor Bread Montelaa Rennweger SV 1901 SC Columbia Floridsdorf SK Rapid Vienna II SV Wienerberg	1. SVg Wiener Neudorf ASK Kottingbrunn ASV Schrems FC Admira Wacker Mödling II FC Waidhofen / Ybbs 1. SC Sollenau SC Zwettl SKU Amstetten SV Horn SV Leobendorf SV Schwechat SV Würmla	ASK Baumgarten SC / ESV Parndorf SC Neudörfl SV Güssing SV Oberwart SV Stegersbach UFC Purbach
Upper Austria (10)	Styria (10)	Carinthia (6)
FC Blau-Weiß Linz FC Wels LASK Linz II SK Forward Steyr SPG Neuhofen / Ried SV Gmunden SV Grieskirchen SV Sierning Union St. Florian Union Vöcklamarkt	ASK Voitsberg DSV Leoben Graz AK SC Fürstenfeld SC Kalsdorf SC Weiz SK Sturm Graz II SV Bad Aussee SVL Flavia Solva UPS All Saints Day	FC St. Veit SAK Klagenfurt SK Austria Carinthia II SC St. Stefan in Lavanttal VST Völkermarkt WAC / St. Andrä
Salzburg (5)	Tyrol (6)	Vorarlberg (3)
Salzburg AK 1914 SV Seekirchen 1945 TSV Neumarkt TSV St. Johann USK Anif	FC Kufstein FC Wacker Innsbruck II SPG Axam / Götzens SPG Reichenau / Innsbruck SV Hall WSG Wattens	FC Hard SC Bregenz VfB Hohenems

date	league			Home team		Visiting team	Result
07/21/2009	RL	-	RL	SV Seekirchen	-	TSV Neumarkt	3: 1 (1: 1)
07/21/2009	RL	-	RL	TSV St. Johann	-	USK Anif	1: 1 (0: 0) - 1: 1 n.V. - 6: 4 n.e.
07/24/2009	LL	-	RL	SV Güssing	-	ASK Baumgarten	0: 3 (0: 2)
07/24/2009	RL	-	RL	FC St. Veit	-	SC St. Stefan	2: 1 (0: 1)
07/24/2009	RL	-	RL	FC Wels	-	Union St. Florian	5: 1 (2: 0)
07/24/2009	RL	-	RL	Graz AK	-	DSV Leoben	3: 1 (2: 1)
July 25, 2009	RL	-	RL	UPS All Saints Day	-	ASK Voitsberg	1: 0 (0: 0)
07/26/2009	RL	-	LL	SK St. Andrä	-	VST Völkermarkt	3: 1 (1: 0)
07/27/2009	LL	-	RL	SK Austria Carinthia II	-	SAK Klagenfurt	0: 1 (0: 0)
07/28/2009	RL	-	RL	FC Wacker Innsbruck II	-	WSG Wattens	0: 2 (0: 1)
07/28/2009	LL	-	RL	SV Hall	-	SPG Axam / Götzens	5: 0 (1: 0)
07/28/2009	RL	-	RL	SC Bregenz	-	FC Hard	1: 3 (0: 0)
07/28/2009	RL	-	LL	FC Blau-Weiß Linz	-	SV Neuhofen / SV Ried II	5: 1 (3: 1)
07/28/2009	RL	-	LL	SK Sturm Graz II	-	SC Kalsdorf	3: 0 (2: 0)
07/28/2009	RL	-	RL	SVL Flavia Solva	-	SC Weiz	4: 2 (4: 0)
07/29/2009	RL	-	RL	SPG Reichenau / Union Innsbruck	-	VfB Hohenems	6: 2 (3: 2)
07/29/2009	LL	-	RL	SAK 1914	-	FC Kufstein	1: 1 (1: 1) - 1: 2 n.v.
07/29/2009	LL	-	LL	KSV Anchor Bread Montelaa	-	FC Stadlau	3: 2 (3: 1)
07/31/2009	LL	-	RL	Rennweger SV	-	SV Wienerberg	0: 0 - 1: 0 a.d.
07/31/2009	L5	-	RL	1. Wiener Neudorfer SVg	-	FC Waidhofen / Ybbs	2: 1 (1: 1)
07/31/2009	LL	-	LL	SK Forward Steyr	-	LASK Linz II	2: 1 (1: 0)
07/31/2009	LL	-	LL	SV Gmunden	-	SV Grieskirchen	5: 5 (3: 2) - 5: 6 a.d.
07/31/2009	LL	-	RL	SC Fürstenfeld	-	SV Bad Aussee	3: 1 (0: 1)
07/31/2009	LL	-	LL	SC Neudörfl	-	SV Stegersbach	0: 5 (0: 3)
07/31/2009	LL	-	RL	UFC Purbach	-	SC-ESV Parndorf 1919	1: 1 (1: 0) - 1: 4 n.V.
07/31/2009	LL	-	RL	SV Oberwart	-	FC Admira Wacker Mödling II	3: 4 (1: 1)
07/31/2009	LL	-	LL	ASV Schrems	-	ASK Kottingbrunn	1: 4 (0: 0)
07/31/2009	LL	-	RL	SKU Amstetten	-	SV Horn	1: 1 (0: 0) - 1: 1 n.a. - 4: 6 n.a.
08/01/2009	LL	-	LL	Union Vöcklamarkt	-	SV Sierning	3: 4 (3: 2)
08/01/2009	LL	-	RL	SC Columbia Floridsdorf	-	FAC team for Vienna	0: 3 (0: 2)
08/01/2009	LL	-	RL	SV Leobendorf	-	SC Zwettl	1: 3 (1: 1)
08/01/2009	RL	-	LL	SV Würmla	-	1. SC Sollenau	1: 1 (0: 0) - 4: 1 n.v.
08/01/2009	RL	-	RL	SV Schwechat	-	SK Rapid Vienna II	2: 0 (1: 0)
Legend:	RL = regional league (3rd performance level) - LL = regional league (4th performance level) - L5 = 5th performance level n / a = after extra time - n / a = after penalty shoot-out

In the first round, all 22 professional clubs in the Bundesliga and the First League as well as the nine Landes-Cup winners entered the competition. The 33 climbers from the preliminary round completed the field of participants.

Bundesliga	First League	State Cup Winner
SK Rapid Vienna FC Red Bull Salzburg FK Austria Vienna SK Sturm Graz SV Ried LASK Linz Kapfenberger SV SK Austria Carinthia SV Mattersburg SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	SCR Altach FC Lustenau 07 FC Admira Wacker Mödling FC Wacker Innsbruck SKN St. Pölten SC Austria Lustenau FC Gratkorn Red Bull Juniors First Vienna FC 1894 FC Dornbirn 1913 FK Austria Vienna II TSV Hartberg	ASV Zurndorf ( B ) SV Lendorf ( K ) SV Gaflenz ( Lower Austria ) FC Pasching ( Upper Austria ) SV Grödig ( S ) FC Gleisdorf 09 ( ST ) SC Schwaz ( T ) Viktoria Bregenz ( V ) Post SV Vienna ( W )
Winner of the preliminary round
SAK Klagenfurt, FC St. Veit, SK St. Andrä, SV Horn, FC Admira Wacker Mödling II, SC Zwettl, SV Würmla, ASK Kottingbrunn, 1. Wiener Neudorfer SVg, FC Blau-Weiß Linz, SV Grieskirchen, SV Sierning, FC Wels, SK Vorwärts Steyr, TSV St. Johann, SV Seekirchen, SC Fürstenfeld, Grazer AK, SK Sturm Graz II, USV Allerheiligen, SVL Flavia Solva, WSG Wattens, FC Kufstein, SVG Reichenau \| SPG Reichenau / Union Innsbruck, SV Hall, FC Hard, SV Stegersbach, ASK Baumgarten, SC-ESV Parndorf 1919, Rennweger SV 1901, FAC Team for Vienna, SV Schwechat, KSV Ankerbrot Montelaa.

Collected with the remaining 33 winners of the preliminary round, there were a total of 32 matchups.

Eight of the ten Bundesliga teams made it to the second round. Of these eight teams, two had to go into extra time, SK Sturm Graz (against TSV St. Johann / Pongau) and SK Rapid Wien (against SC-ESV Parndorf 1919). The rest of the teams clearly won their games. Of the twelve teams in the first division, two also failed, namely SCR Altach and SKN St. Pölten.

The biggest surprises came from the amateurs of SK Sturm Graz (3: 1 against Kapfenberger SV ) and those of FC Admira Wacker Mödling (2: 0 against SV Mattersburg ).

date	league			Home team		Visiting team	Result
08/14/2009	L5	-	Tbsp	ASV Zurndorf	-	FC Dornbirn 1913	2: 3 (1: 2)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (10th) Thomas Stadler , 1: 1 (31st) Frantisek Dzuricek, 1: 2 (41st) Thomas Stadler, 1: 3 (83rd) Oliver Mattle , 2: 3 (84th) Slavomir Zatek
08/14/2009	RL	-	RL	SAK Klagenfurt	-	SK St. Andrä	2: 1 (2: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (41st) Goran Jolic, 2: 0 (43rd) Grega Triplat, 2: 1 (85th) Stephan Stückler
08/14/2009	LL	-	Tbsp	SV Sierning	-	FC Lustenau 07	0: 2 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (7th) Michael Kulnik , 0: 2 (56th) Alex Santana
08/14/2009	RL	-	RL	UPS All Saints Day	-	FC Hard	2: 0 (0: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1-0 (63rd) Igor Perkovic, 2-0 (80th) Daniel Brauneis
08/14/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	FC Blau-Weiß Linz	-	SKN St. Pölten	3: 2 (1: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (15th) Lukas Thürauer , 1: 1 (34th) Ernst Koll, 2: 1 (64th) Dario Jelcic, 2: 2 (80th, penalty) Mirnes Becirovic , 3: 2 (88th, penalty ) Svetozar Nikolov
08/14/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	FC Pasching	-	SCR Altach	1: 0 (1: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1-0 (8th) before Kablar
08/14/2009	RL	-	LL	GAK	-	FC Gleisdorf 09	5: 0 (3: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1-0 (3rd) Philipp Schenk , 2-0 (6th) Philipp Schenk, 3-0 (39th, penalty) Roland Kollmann , 4-0 (79th) Roland Kollmann, 5-0 (80th) Herbert Rauter
08/14/2009	RL	-	BL	SK Sturm Graz II	-	Kapfenberger SV	3: 1 (1: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (21st) Florian Kainz , 2: 0 (60th) Florian Kainz, 2: 1 (72nd) David Sencar , 3: 1 (84th) Dean Maric
08/14/2009	LL	-	BL	SV Grieskirchen	-	SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	1: 3 (0: 2)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (2nd) Tomas Šimkovič , 0: 2 (31st) Johannes Aigner , 1: 2 (71st) Daniel Lindorfer, 1: 3 (81st) Diego Viana
08/14/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	SV Seekirchen	-	First Vienna FC 1894	0: 1 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (39th) Richard Strohmayer
08/14/2009	RL	-	BL	FC Admira Wacker Mödling II	-	SV Mattersburg	2: 0 (1: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1-0 (27th) Atilla Erel, 2-0 (64th) Milos Pantic
08/14/2009	RL	-	LL	FAC team for Vienna	-	SC Fürstenfeld	3: 1 (2: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (17th) Daniel Weber, 2: 0 (43rd) Christian Leuchtmann, 2: 1 (48th) Bastian Jedliczka, 3: 1 (90th) Christian Leuchtmann
08/14/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	SV Horn	-	FK Austria Vienna II	2: 2 (1: 1) - 2: 2 n.V. - 8: 9 n.e.
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (13th) Santalla Seoane, 1: 1 (38th) Eric Plattensteiner , 2: 1 (52nd, penalty) Mario Feurer, 2: 2 (88th) Bernhard Ungerböck
08/14/2009	RL	-	RL	SC Schwaz	-	WSG Wattens	0: 3 (0: 2)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (34th) Mathias Perktold, 0: 2 (39th, penalty) Armin Hobel, 0: 3 (51th, penalty) Armin Hobel
08/14/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	SV Schwechat	-	SC Austria Lustenau	0: 1 (0: 0)
	Goal scorers:			0-1 (71st) Danijel Micic
08/14/2009	LL	-	RL	SV Stegersbach	-	SV Leibnitz Flavia Solva	2: 4 (1: 1)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (22nd) Hannes Ritter, 1: 1 (38th) Robert Statthaler, 2: 1 (47th) Hannes Ritter, 2: 2 (61st) Robert Statthaler, 2: 3 (70th) Diego Rottensteiner , 2: 4 (72nd) Simon Dvorsak
08/14/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	SC Zwettl	-	TSV Hartberg	2: 4 (2: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (10th) Peter Balta, 2: 0 (18th) Ondrej Prasil, 2: 1 (66th) Patrick Hierzer , 2: 2 (68th) Nejc Omladič , 2: 3 (70th) Dominic Pürcher , 2: 4 (73rd) Patrick Hierzer
08/15/2009	RL	-	L5	SPG Reichenau / Union Innsbruck	-	1. Wiener Neudorfer SVg	3: 3 (2: 2) - 5: 3 a.d.
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (6th) Johannes Studirach, 0: 2 (10th, own goal) Dominik Lebeda, 1: 2 (30th, own goal) Thomas Wolf, 2: 2 (34th, penalty) Elvir Karahasanovic, 2: 3 ( 48.) Johannes Studirach, 3: 3 (68.) Elvir Karahasanovic, 4: 3 (94.) Elvir Karahasanovic, 5: 3 (116.) Elvir Karahasanovic
08/15/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	ASK Baumgarten	-	FC Red Bull Salzburg II	1: 6 (0: 2)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (20th) Issiaka Ouédraogo , 0: 2 (35th) Marin Matos , 1: 2 (52nd) Markus Aigner, 1: 3 (74th) Stefan Schwab , 1: 4 (78th) Marco Meilinger , 1: 5 (86th, penalty) Harald Pichler , 1: 6 (89th) Issiaka Ouedraogo
08/15/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	FC Kufstein	-	FC Wacker Innsbruck	1: 2 (0: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (67th) Marco Mietschnig, 1: 1 (73rd) Marcel Schreter , 1: 2 (89th) Fabiano
08/15/2009	RL	-	RL	SC Bregenz	-	SV Grödig	1: 1 (0: 0) - 1: 3 n.V.
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (55th) Patrick Schäfer, 1: 1 (68th) Gerhard Breitenberger , 1: 2 (103rd) Dietmar Berchtold , 1: 3 (114th) Patrick Mayer
08/15/2009	LL	-	Tbsp	KSV Anchor Bread Montelaa	-	FC Admira Wacker Mödling	0: 5 (0: 4)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (20th) Almedin Hota , 0: 2 (26th) Marcus Hanikel , 0: 3 (31st) Martin Pusic , 0: 4 (40th) Marcus Hanikel, 0: 5 (83rd, penalty) Günter Friesenbichler
08/15/2009	LL	-	BL	Post SV Vienna	-	LASK Linz	1: 4 (1: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (4th) Christian Mayrleb , 1: 1 (25th) Vlado Ristic, 1: 2 (48th) Christian Mayrleb, 1: 3 (72nd) Roman Wallner , 1: 4 (88th) Klaus Salmutter
08/15/2009	LL	-	BL	Rennweger SV 1901	-	SK Austria Carinthia	2: 4 (1: 2)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (15th) André Schembri , 0: 2 (31st) Modou Jagne , 1: 2 (43rd) Patrik Barbic, 1: 3 (57th) Fernando Troyansky , 2: 3 (65th) Fabio Santos, 2: 4 (86.) Atdhe Nuhiu
08/15/2009	RL	-	BL	SC / ESV Parndorf	-	SK Rapid Vienna	2: 2 (2: 2) - 2: 3 a.d.
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (21st) Nikica Jelavic , 0: 2 (30th) Stefan Maierhofer , 1: 2 (39th) Markus Pistrol, 2: 2 (45th) Michael Pittnauer , 2: 3 (120th) Christopher Drazan
08/15/2009	LL	-	BL	SK Forward Steyr	-	FC Red Bull Salzburg	1: 7 (0: 3)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (5th) Djordje Rakic , 0: 2 (13th) Djordje Rakic, 0: 3 (14th) Djordje Rakic, 0: 3 (48th) Robin Nelisse , 0: 5 (53rd) Ibrahim Sekagya , 0: 6 (66th) Robin Nelisse, 0: 7 (75th) Djordje Rakic, 1: 7 (90th) Vogel Rudolf
08/15/2009	LL	-	LL	SV Hall	-	ASK Kottingbrunn	0: 2 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (18th) Marvi Konci, 0: 2 (70th) Claudio Jakits
08/15/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	SV Gaflenz	-	FC Gratkorn	1: 4 (0: 3)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (5th) Gerald Puntigam , 0: 2 (10th) Joachim Parapatits , 0: 3 (21st) Gerald Puntigam, 1: 3 (54th, penalty) Roman Gibala, 1: 4 (79th) Dubravko Tešević
08/15/2009	LL	-	RL	SV Lendorf	-	FC St. Veit an der Glan	1: 2 (0: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (75th, penalty) Christoph Morgenstern, 1: 1 (80th) Michael Rebernig, 1: 2 (89th) Michael Novak
08/15/2009	RL	-	BL	SV Würmla	-	FK Austria Vienna	0: 4 (0: 0)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (49th) Milenko Acimovic , 0: 2 (65th) Zlatko Junuzovic , 0: 3 (73rd) Mamadou Diabang , 0: 4 (89th) Milenko Acimovic
08/15/2009	RL	-	BL	TSV St. Johann	-	SK Sturm Graz	2: 2 (1: 1) - 2: 4 n.v.
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (8th) Mario Haas , 1: 1 (30th) Mario Krimbacher, 2: 1 (55th) Amir Lelic, 2: 2 (90th) Gordon Schildenfeld , 2: 3 (109th) Gordon Schildenfeld, 2: 4 (119.) Daniel Beichler
08/15/2009	RL	-	BL	FC Wels	-	SV Ried	0: 3 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (4th) Martin Grasegger , 0: 2 (88th) Jonathan , 0: 3 (90th) Jonathan
Legend:	BL = Bundesliga (1st level) - EL = First League (2nd level) - RL = Regional League (3rd level) LL = State League (4th level) - L5 = 5th level not applicable = after extension - after E. = after penalty shoot-out

The second main round brought consistently favorite victories. Only the 7: 6 success on penalties, after a 0: 0 draw, of FC Blau-Weiß Linz against the second team from Austria Wien was a result that was not exactly expected. This made Blau-Weiß Linz the only regional league club that made it to the third main round. In all other games, the higher-class teams prevailed; one of them, however, only on penalties. SC Magna Wiener Neustadt was 2-0 down at FC Pasching up to the 88th minute, before one player less - Christian Ramsebner had to score in the 80th minute after a yellow-red card - and in the 90th. Minute they equalized. After the goalless extension, goalkeeper Sašo Fornezzi secured promotion to the next round with two saved penalties in the decisive penalty shoot-out. The comparisons between the Erste Liga clubs were also balanced. In the duel of the promoted team, FC Dornbirn was able to prevail 3-1 after a 1-1 draw in extra time against TSV Hartberg in its own place. FC Gratkorn had to go to penalties at FC Red Bull Salzburg II after a 1-1 draw and a 2-2 draw in extra time before the 7-5 win was clear. The highest victories were achieved by SK Rapid Wien with 7-1 at FC St. Veit / Glan and FK Austria Wien with 6-0 in the small Viennese derby at FAC / Team for Vienna . Champion FC Red Bull Salzburg had to be content with a narrow but safe 1-0 victory in the Salzburg derby at SV Grödig.

The former Bundesliga club and now regional division Grazer AK suffered a scandal in the home game against FC Lustenau. Graz were down 2-0 in the 76th minute when Roland Kollmann was punished for a foul with a red card and had to leave the field. Some Graz “fans” then stormed the field. Referee Thomas Prammer had to stop the game. This was verified 3-0 for FC Lustenau and the Grazer AK was also punished with a fine of 7500 euros.

date	league			Home team		Visiting team	Result
09/18/2009	RL	-	BL	SK Sturm Graz II	-	SV Ried	1: 2 (0: 0)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (49th) Herwig Drechsel , 0: 2 (56th, own goal) Florian Wurzinger, 1: 2 (92nd) Marvin Weinberger
09/18/2009	Tbsp	-	Tbsp	FC Red Bull Salzburg II	-	FC Gratkorn	1: 1 (1: 1) - 2: 2 n.a. - 5: 7 n.a.
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (41st) Anis Boussaïdi , 1: 1 (45th) Dubravko Tešević , 2: 1 (97th) Stefan Schwab , 2: 2 (103rd) Gerald Puntigam
09/18/2009	Tbsp	-	Tbsp	FC Dornbirn	-	TSV Hartberg	1: 1 (1: 1) - 3: 1 n.v.
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (33rd) Stefan Rakowitz , 1: 1 (45th) Thomas Stadler , 2: 1 (101st) Thomas Stadler, 3: 1 (114th) Harun Erbek
09/18/2009	LL	-	BL	ASK Kottingbrunn	-	LASK Linz	1: 3 (1: 1)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (32nd) Kadir Güzel, 1: 1 (45th) Wolfgang Bubenik , 1: 2 (78th) Siegfried Rasswalder , 1: 3 (88th, penalty ) Christian Mayrleb
09/18/2009	RL	-	BL	FC Pasching	-	SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	2: 2 (1: 0) - 2: 2 n.V. - 4: 6 n.e.
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (12th) Sabiá , 2: 0 (78th) Bernhard Morgenthaler , 2: 1 (88th) scale length Kurtisi , 2: 2 (90th) Alexander Grünwald
09/18/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	Graz AK	-	FC Lustenau	0: 3 certified as a criminal offense
	Annotation:			Responsibility for abandoning the game in the 76th minute when the score was 0: 2 by the Grazer AK
09/18/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	SV Leibnitz Flavia Solva	-	SC Austria Lustenau	1: 3 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (19th) Danijel Micic , 1: 1 (50th) Robert Statthaler, 1: 2 (67th) Edin Salkić , 1: 3 (75th) Patrick Salomon
09/18/2009	RL	-	BL	UPS All Saints Day	-	SK Austria Carinthia	1: 2 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (8th) Wolfgang Mair , 1: 1 (50th) Daniel Brauneis , 1: 2 (70th) Modou Jagne
09/18/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	FC Blau-Weiß Linz	-	FK Austria Vienna II	0: 0 - 7: 6 n.e.
	Goal scorers:			no
09/18/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	FC Admira Wacker Mödling II	-	First Vienna FC 1894	0: 2 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (44th) Alexandre Dorta , 0: 2 (90th) Osman Bozkurt
09/19/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	SPG Reichenau / Union Innsbruck	-	FC Wacker Innsbruck	1: 4 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (25th) Mario Sara , 0: 2 (47th) Julius Perstaller , 0: 3 (58th) Julius Perstaller, 1: 3 (70th) Alexander Mader, 1: 4 (.) Fabiano
09/19/2009	RL	-	Tbsp	SAK Klagenfurt	-	FC Admira Wacker Mödling	1: 3 (0: 0)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (46.) René Seebacher , 0: 2 (49.) Froylán Ledezma , 1: 2 (61.) Goran Jolic, 1: 3 (75.) Günter Friesenbichler
09/20/2009	RL	-	BL	FC St. Veit	-	SK Rapid Vienna	1: 7 (1: 3)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (4th) Hans Rabl, 1: 1 (10th) Branko Boskovic , 1: 2 (16th) Mario Konrad , 1: 3 (41st) Hannes Eder , 1: 4 (49th) Hamdi Salihi , 1: 5 (62nd) Mario Konrad, 1: 6 (84th) Mario Konrad, 1: 7 (89th) Christopher Drazan
09/20/2009	RL	-	BL	Floridsdorfer AC	-	FK Austria Vienna	0: 6 (0: 3)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (20th) Tomáš Jun , 0: 2 (33rd) Tomas Jun, 0: 3 (36th) Tomas Jun, 0: 4 (78th) Thomas Krammer , 0: 5 (84th) Eldar Topić , 0: 6 (90th) Eldar Topic
09/20/2009	RL	-	BL	SV Grödig	-	FC Red Bull Salzburg	0: 1 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (34th) René Aufhauser
09/20/2009	RL	-	BL	WSG Wattens	-	SK Sturm Graz	0: 1 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (11th, penalty) Klemen Lavrič
Legend:	BL = Bundesliga (1st level) - EL = First League (2nd level) - RL = Regional League (3rd level) LL = State League (4th level) n.V. = after extra time - n.d. = after penalty shoot-out

The last remaining regional league club, FC Blau-Weiß Linz , had the chance to play against the Austrian record champions SK Rapid Wien at home. In front of 7,000 spectators, Rapid Vienna missed numerous chances before the break, so that the regional league team could go into the break with a 1-0 lead. After the break, the clear favorite took advantage of their superiority to a narrow 2-1 win.

In the remaining games there were two comparisons between Bundesliga clubs, three comparisons between the first division and the Bundesliga and two clashes between clubs in the first division.

The big hit was staged in the Graz UPC Arena , where SK Sturm Graz met FC Red Bull Salzburg . The Graz team were able to celebrate a deserved 2-0 victory over the reigning champions. With this, the Salzburg team also gave away the chance of winning the double (champion and cup winner).

The clash between LASK Linz and the cup series winner and defending champion FK Austria Wien also promised explosiveness . The Linz team managed the surprise and inflicted the first 1-0 defeat on the Viennese, who had not lost a cup game since the final defeat against the Grazer AK on May 23, 2004. The gold goal was achieved by René Aufhauser , who already contributed a goal to the cup victory in 2004 in the service of the Grazer AK . Overall, it was the first cup defeat (since the 2: 3 at SC Untersiebenbrunn on March 19, 2002) of Vienna Austria after 28 games in regular time.

In the comparison between the first division and the Bundesliga, all three higher-class teams prevailed. While FC Dornbirn and FC Lustenau could compete at home, First Vienna FC 1894 had the bad luck of having to compete away from home. SC Magna Wiener Neustadt - Mensur Kurtisi scored all three goals for their 3-1 victory at FC Lustenau - and SV Ried (2-0 at FC Dornbirn) were able to celebrate clear successes. The SK Austria Kärnten had long worried about the success despite home advantage before two minutes before the end of the winning goal to 3: 2 succeeded over Vienna.

In the duels of the First League there was a western derby between leaders FC Wacker Innsbruck and championship favorites SC Austria Lustenau, which the guests won 1-0. The FC Admira Wacker Mödling , who also plays along for the championship, it had despite home advantage against FC Gratkorn tremble long. After the extra time also ended goalless, the favorite only prevailed 4-2 in the decisive penalty shoot-out .

The games of the round of 16 took place on March 9 and 10, 2010. The exception was the match between SK Sturm Graz and FC Red Bull Salzburg, which was brought forward by one month to February 10, 2010 due to Salzburg's qualification for the knockout phase in the Europa League . The original plan was to play the game on February 9th at 7:00 p.m., but since ORF showed the game live, it was postponed by one day.

date	league			Home team		Visiting team	Result
02/10/2010	BL	-	BL	SK Sturm Graz	-	FC Red Bull Salzburg	2: 0 (0: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1-0 (52nd, penalty ) Klemen Lavrič , 2-0 (84th) Roman Kienast
03/09/2010	Tbsp	-	Tbsp	FC Wacker Innsbruck	-	SC Austria Lustenau	0: 1 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0-1 (37th) Patrick Salomon
03/09/2010	BL	-	BL	LASK	-	FK Austria Vienna	1: 0 (1: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (43rd) René Aufhauser
03/09/2010	BL	-	Tbsp	SK Austria Carinthia	-	First Vienna FC 1894	3: 2 (1: 2)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (4th) Goran Aleksić , 1: 1 (33rd) Osman Bozkurt , 1: 2 (42nd) Sebastián Martínez , 2: 2 (67th) Markus Pink , 3: 2 (87th) Markus Pink
03/09/2010	Tbsp	-	BL	FC Dornbirn	-	SV Ried	0: 2 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (32nd) Jonathan , 0: 2 (82nd) Jonathan
03/09/2010	Tbsp	-	Tbsp	FC Admira Wacker Mödling	-	FC Gratkorn	0: 0 - 4: 2 n.e.
	Goal scorers:			no
03/09/2010	Tbsp	-	BL	FC Lustenau	-	SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	1: 3 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (24th, penalty) Scale Kurtisi , 0: 2 (63.) Scale Kurtisi, 0: 3 (68.) Scale Kurtisi, 1: 3 (73.) Thomas Fröschl
03/10/2010	RL	-	BL	FC Blau-Weiß Linz	-	SK Rapid Vienna	1: 2 (1: 0)
	Goal scorers:			1-0 (36th) Stoyanov Svetozar, 1: 1 (47th) Christopher Drazan , 1: 2 (69th) Nikica Jelavić
Legend:	BL = Bundesliga (1st performance level) - EL = First League (2nd performance level) - RL = Regionalliga (3rd performance level) n.v. = after extra time - n.E. = after penalty shoot-out

Wolfgang Bubenik comes too late and Johannes Aigner heads the equalizer for SC Magna Wiener Neustadt against LASK Linz. The hand visible behind it belongs to Linz defender Thomas Piermayr

Gold scorer for SK Austria Kärnten: Stefan Hierländer

The quarter-finals, which were played on March 30 and 31, 2010, were drawn on March 14, 2010 as part of the ORF broadcast “ Sport am Sonntag ”. This brought two duels between Bundesliga clubs and two comparisons between the Bundesliga and the first division, in which the first division clubs were unlucky enough to have to play away.

The quarter-finals were surprised by the defeated Bundesliga bottom SK Austria Kärnten , which received SK Rapid Wien . Although only 3000 spectators wanted to see the game, the Klagenfurters showed great morale and converted a 1: 2 deficit into a 3: 2 win. Rapid Wien had continued its negative series in the ÖFB Cup. This game was broadcast on ORF 1. The duel between SC Magna Wiener Neustadt and LASK Linz , which is now being looked after by the former trainer of the Wiener Neustadt team, Helmut Kraft , also promised explosiveness . The guests looked like the sure winner for a long time, as the home side had to run after a 0-1 deficit in vain. It was only in the third minute of stoppage time that Wiener Neustadt managed to equalize through captain Johannes Aigner . This broke the morale of Linzers and Wiener Neustadt was able to prevail in extra time with 2: 1.

Last year's finalist FC Admira Wacker Mödling was able to challenge SK Sturm Graz in front of 6750 spectators. Despite having a home advantage, the Graz team were only able to defeat 1-0 just two minutes before the end of extra time with a goal from Jakob Jantscher . The game between SV Ried and SC Austria Lustenau was even closer . The Bundesliga team took the lead 1-0 as planned, but Lustenau forced extra time one minute before the end of regular time, which ended goalless. So the decision had to be sought in the penalty shoot-out, in which SV Ried had the better end with 4: 2. A curiosity was that the game had to be interrupted for six minutes because assistant referee Andreas Wiltschnigg injured his ankle so that he could not continue. After no fourth official had been assigned, a replacement had to be looked for in the audience, who was ultimately found in state league referee Rudolf Hofinger.

This eliminated the last two teams in the first division . The semifinals were thus contested by four Bundesliga clubs .

date	league			Home team		Visiting team	Result
03/30/2010	BL	-	Tbsp	SK Sturm Graz	-	FC Admira Wacker Mödling	0: 0 (0: 0) - 1: 0 by default
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (117th) Jakob Jantscher
03/31/2010	BL	-	BL	SK Austria Carinthia	-	SK Rapid Vienna	3: 2 (1: 1)
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (40th) Leonhard Kaufmann , 1: 1 (44th) Markus Heikkinen , 1: 2 (54th) Christopher Trimmel , 2: 2 (56th, own goal) Nikica Jelavić , 3: 2 (76th) Stefan Hierländer
03/31/2010	BL	-	BL	SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	-	LASK Linz	1: 1 (0: 0) - 2: 1 n.v.
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (48th) Lukas Kragl , 1: 1 (90th + 3 ') Johannes Aigner , 2: 1 (101st, own goal) René Aufhauser
03/31/2010	BL	-	Tbsp	SV Ried	-	SC Austria Lustenau	1: 1 (0: 0) - 1: 1 by default - 4.2. n. E.
	Goal scorers:			1: 0 (51st) Herwig Drechsel , 1: 1 (89th) Edin Salkić
Legend:	BL = Bundesliga (1st performance level) - EL = First League (2nd performance level) n / a = after extra time - n / a = after penalty shoot-out

Wiener Neustadt national team player Patrick Wolf can not be stopped by Daniel Gramann (right). Sandro (behind) and Matthias Dollinger (left) watch the scene.

Sturm Graz (left) and SV Ried (right) before the semi-finals on April 22nd

The semifinals were drawn again on April 4, 2010 as part of the ORF broadcast “ Sport am Sonntag ”. The four Bundesliga clubs SK Sturm Graz , SC Magna Wiener Neustadt , SV Ried and SK Austria Kärnten qualified . The match between SV Ried and SK Sturm Graz was broadcast live on ORF 1.

The SC Magna Wiener Neustadt was able to land a surprisingly clear 4-0 away win at the Bundesliga relegated SK Austria Kärnten. The team had an excellent attitude from coach Peter Schöttel and, although they had to play away, left no doubt from the start that they would make it to the cup final. U21 team player Alexander Grünwald was able to bring the Wiener Neustädter into the lead in the eighth minute. After A-team player Patrick Wolf increased to 0-2 in the 33rd minute, the rest was just a matter of form.

More certain than the result suggests, SK Sturm Graz achieved a 1-0 away win at SV Ried. Klemen Lavrič headed his team in the lead after just 19 minutes. Then Sturm Graz controlled the game and failed twice on the goal post. SV Ried could never put the guests in serious danger.

date	league			Home team		Visiting team	Result
04/20/2010	BL	-	BL	SK Austria Carinthia	-	SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	0: 4 (0: 3)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (8th) Alexander Grünwald, 0: 2 (33rd) Patrick Wolf, 0: 3 (45th) Mirnel Sadović , 0: 4 (80th) Diego Viana
04/21/2010	BL	-	BL	SV Ried	-	SK Sturm Graz	0: 1 (0: 1)
	Goal scorers:			0: 1 (19th) Klemen Lavrič
Legend:	BL = Bundesliga (1st level)

While SC Magna Wiener Neustadt , which was only launched in 2008, was able to qualify for the cup final for the first time, SK Sturm Graz took part again in the final of the Austrian Football Cup after 2002 (3-2 defeat against city rivals Grazer AK ). The Grazer's last cup win was in 1999 (1: 1 and 4: 2 after extra time against LASK Linz ). Of the teams at that time, only Mario Haas was in the SK Sturm squad. At Wiener Neustädtern, captain Johannes Aigner and Ronald Gercaliu , as cup winners with FK Austria Wien ( 2007 ) and Mirnel Sadović , as the Bosnian-Herzegovinian cup winner with FK Sarajevo ( 2005 ), have final experience. The 1. Wiener Neustädter SC , which merged with SC Magna Wiener Neustadt , last played a cup final in 1965 (1: 2 against LASK Linz).

The 2009/10 OFB Cup winner is entitled to qualify for the 2010/11 UEFA Europa League , where he will take part from the third round.

After SC Magna Wiener Neustadt was denied a penalty kick in the first minute of the game, coach Peter Schöttel's team took over the command on the field for the time being, but was unable to work out any countable successes. It was only after about 30 minutes that SK Sturm Graz was able to balance the game. After the break, the Graz team increasingly took over command, but initially failed due to the well-staggered defense of the Wiener Neustädter. The approximately 25,000 Sturm fans who had traveled with them had to wait until the 81st minute of the game before the Grazers scored the winning goal after a pass from Samir Muratović through Klemen Lavrič .

The winner's trophy was presented by ÖFB President Leo Windtner and ÖFB General Director Alfred Ludwig to Sturm Graz captain Mario Haas, who took over from Mario Kienzl when he was substituted on in the 78th minute . For Mario Haas, who has been with the club since 1993 with two short breaks, this was an honor for his loyal service.

pairing	SK Sturm Graz - SC Magna Wiener Neustadt
Result	1: 0 (0: 0)
date	May 16, 2010 at 4:30 p.m.
Stadion	Hypo Group Arena , Klagenfurt
spectator	28,000
referee	Gerhard Grobelnik , assistants: Andreas Fellinger and Alain Hoxha. 4th official: Manfred Krassnitzer ( Vienna )
Gates	1-0 Klemen Lavrič (81st)
SK Sturm Graz	Christian Gratzei - Ilia Kandelaki , Mario Sonnleitner , Gordon Schildenfeld , Fabian Lamotte - Jakob Jantscher (78th Mario Haas ), Manuel Weber , Mario Kienzl , Klaus Salmutter (56th Daniel Beichler ) - Klemen Lavrič , Roman Kienast (74th Samir Muratović ) Coach: Franco Foda(C)
SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	Sašo Fornezzi - Ronald Gercaliu , Christian Ramsebner , Pavel Košťál , Petr Johana (50th Mario Reiter ) - Michael Stanislaw - Johannes Aigner , Tomas Šimkovič , Alexander Grünwald , Patrick Wolf (83rd Václav Koloušek ) - Mirnel Sadović (59th Diego Viana ) Trainer: Peter Schöttel(C)
yellow cards	Klemen Lavrič (81st, unsporting) - Petr Johana (19th, foul), Alexander Grünwald (42nd, unsporting), Pavel Košťál (93rd, unsporting)

Status: May 16, 2010 (after the final)

rank	Gates	Games	Surname	country	society
01	4th	5	Jonathan	Spain Spain	SV Ried
0	4th	3	Elvir Karahasonović	Austria Austria	SPG Reichenau / Innsbruck
0	4th	6th	Scale length kurtisi	Austria Austria	SC Magna Wiener Neustadt
0	4th	6th	Klemen Lavrič	Slovenia Slovenia	SK Sturm Graz
0	4th	4th	Đorđe Rakić	Serbia Serbia	FC Red Bull Salzburg
0	4th	4th	Thomas Stadler	Austria Austria	FC Dornbirn
07th	3	4th	Christopher Drazan	Austria Austria	SK Rapid Vienna
0	3	4th	Tomáš Jun	Czech Republic Czech Republic	FK Austria Vienna
0	3	4th	Mario Konrad	Austria Austria	SK Rapid Vienna
0	3	4th	Christian Mayrleb	Austria Austria	LASK Linz
0	3	3	Gerald Puntigam	Austria Austria	FC Gratkorn
0	3	3	Robert Statthaler	Austria Austria	SVL Flavia Solva
0	3	2	Bernhard Ungerböck	Austria Austria	FK Austria Vienna II

Round of 16			Quarter finals			Semifinals			Endgame

	FC Dornbirn	0
	SV Ried	2
				SV Ried	4th

				SC Austria Lustenau	2
	FC Wacker Innsbruck	0

	SC Austria Lustenau	1
							SV Ried	0

							SK Sturm Graz	1
	SK Sturm Graz	2

	FC Red Bull Salzburg	0
				SK Sturm Graz	1

				FC Admira Wacker Mödling	0
	FC Admira Wacker Mödling	4th

	FC Gratkorn	2
										SK Sturm Graz	1

										SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	0
	SK Austria Carinthia	3

	First Vienna FC 1894	2
				SK Austria Carinthia	3

				SK Rapid Vienna	2
	FC Blau-Weiß Linz	1

	SK Rapid Vienna	2
							SK Austria Carinthia	0

							SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	4th
	FC Lustenau	1

	SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	3
				SC Magna Wiener Neustadt	2

				LASK Linz	1
	LASK Linz	1

	FK Austria Vienna	0

Status after the final (May 16, 2010)

Surname	quality fication	Regional association	Games				Eleven meters	annotation
Bernhard Brugger	FIFA	S.	4th	16	-	-	1
Gerhard Grobelnik	FIFA	W.	3	16	-	-	1	Final referee
Manfred Krassnitzer	BL	K	3	13	-	-	-
Senad Cerimagic	RL	Lower Austria	2	09	1	-	1
Christian Dintar	Tbsp	B.	2	04th	-	-	-
René Eisner	FIFA	ST	2	07th	-	-	-
Markus Hameter	BL	Lower Austria	2	06th	-	-	1
Alexander Harkam	BL	ST	2	06th	1	-	-
Andreas hot	RL	T	2	09	-	-	-
Louis Hofmann	BL	S.	2	06th	-	-	-
Andreas Kollegger	Tbsp	ST	2	12	-	1	-
Harald Lechner	FIFA	W.	2	05	-	-	-
Dieter Muckenhammer	Tbsp	Upper Austria	2	12	-	-	-
Dominik Ouschan	Tbsp	V	2	14th	-	-	-
Thomas Prammer	BL	Upper Austria	2	11	1	1	-	Aborted game at Grazer AK against FC Lustenau
Michael Schmid	Tbsp	Lower Austria	2	08th	-	-	-
Manuel Schüttengruber	Tbsp	Upper Austria	2	11	1	-	2
Benjamin tax	Tbsp	B.	2	10	-	-	-
Gerd Adanitsch	RL	K	1	05	-	-	-
Philipp Aiginger	RL	Lower Austria	1	05	-	-	-
Roland Braunschmidt	RL	B.	1	06th	-	-	-
Dietmar Drabek	BL	Upper Austria	1	01	-	-	-
Oliver Drachta	FIFA	Upper Austria	1	00	0	0	1
Armin Eder	RL	T	1	03	-	-	-
Bernd Eigler	RL	ST	1	01	-	-	-
Thomas Einwaller	FIFA	T	1	05	-	-	-
Andreas Feichtinger	RL	Upper Austria	1	05	-	-	1
Thomas Gangl	BL	V	1	06th	-	-	-
Sebastian Gishamer	RL	S.	1	04th	1	1	2
Bernd Hirschbichler	RL	S.	1	09	2	-	2
Alain Hoxha	RL	W.	1	06th	1	-	-
Stefan Messner	FIFA	ST	1	01	-	-	-
Paul Pethö	RL	B.	1	08th	-	-	-
Konrad Plautz	FIFA	T	1	10	2	-	-
Andreas Rothmann	RL	Upper Austria	1	02	-	-	-
Harald Ruiss	RL	W.	1	03	-	2	1
Tanja Schett	Tbsp	K	1	03	-	-	-
Mario Strudl	RL	V	1	08th	1	1	1
Fritz Stuchlik	FIFA	W.	1	02	-	-	-
Christian Trunner	RL	Lower Austria	1	03	-	-	1
Matthias Winsauer	RL	V	1	04th	-	-	-
total			63	275	11	6th	15th
Average per game			-	4.37	0.17	0.10	0.24
Legend: FIFA = FIFA squad / BL = Bundesliga squad / EL = First league squad / RL = regional league squad

^ "Corner", official magazine of the ÖFB, edition 02/2010, page 8.

↑ Football online: Match report FC Pasching against SC Magna Wiener Neustadt ( Memento from August 4, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ) (accessed on October 2, 2009)

↑ Football online: Match report Grazer AK against FC Lustenau ( Memento from July 31, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ) (accessed on October 2, 2009)

↑ ÖFB-News from October 2nd, 2009: Decisions of the ÖFB Cup Commission ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (accessed on October 2, 2009)@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.oefb.at

↑ Sturm12.at: Change: Cup game against Red Bull Salzburg now on February 10 (accessed on January 21, 2010)

↑ New Volksblatt from April 1, 2010: Page no longer available , search in web archives: Ried triumphed after "Chaos" and Elfer crime thriller (accessed on April 2, 2010)

↑ Upper Austrian news of May 17, 2010: Storm after 1-0 against Wr. Neustadt for the 4th time ÖFB Cup winner (accessed on May 19, 2010)

↑ Kleine Zeitung of May 17, 2010: Sturm grabbed the trophy ( Memento of February 7, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) (accessed on May 19, 2010)

↑ Kronen Zeitung of May 17, 2010: Sturm preserves the chance of the Europa League with a cup win (accessed on May 19, 2010)

↑ transfermarkt.de: ÖFB-Cup 2009/2010 (accessed on June 1, 2010)

The team of SC Magna Wiener Neustadt.

The SK Sturm Graz team.

The venue for the final was the Hypo Group Arena in Klagenfurt, which was sold out with 28,000 visitors.

Diego Viana (SC Magna) is followed by Ilia Kandelaki (SK Sturm).

Header triathlon between Johannes Aigner (SC Magna) and the Grazers Fabian Lamotte (front) and Gordon Schildenfeld.

Wiener Neustadt's captain Johannes Aigner prevailed against Mario Kienzl from Graz in this scene.

The SK Sturm Graz players are celebrating their cup victory. Captain Mario Haas lifts the trophy in the air.

The joy of the SK Sturm Graz players and their fans who stormed the podium knew hardly any limits.

Referee Gerhard Grobelnik (center) with his assistants Andreas Fellinger (left) and Alain Hoxha.

Presentation of the medals to the players of the SC Magna Wiener Neustadt, here Ronald Gercaliu, for the 2010 Cup final.

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[1] "Corner", official magazine of the ÖFB, edition 02/2010, page 8.

[2] Football online: Match report FC Pasching against SC Magna Wiener Neustadt ( Memento from August 4, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ) (accessed on October 2, 2009)

[3] Football online: Match report Grazer AK against FC Lustenau ( Memento from July 31, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ) (accessed on October 2, 2009)