Austrian Football Women's Championship 1989/90

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Austrian Football Women's Championship 1989/90
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The Austrian women's soccer championship was held for the 18th time in 1989/90 after the 35-year break between 1938 and 1972. The top division is the women's Bundesliga and was held for the 8th time by the Austrian Football Association . The second highest division , this season the 11th edition, was the women's league east, which was organized for the 8th time by the Vienna Football Association .

Union Kleinmünchen became Austrian football champions for the first time . The champion of the second highest division was in the women's league east of DFC Laimbach .

First performance level - Women's Bundesliga

Women's Bundesliga 1989/90
master Union Kleinmünchen (1st title)
Relegated LUV Graz
DFC Heidenreichstein
Teams 12
Games 132
Gates 744  (ø 5.64 per game)

mode

Everyone played against everyone twice in a total of 22 rounds. A win was rewarded with two points, a draw with one point.

Season course

The league was made up of twelve teams compared to the previous year, in which eleven clubs participated, because KSV Wiener Berufsschulen and DFC St. Peter / Ottersbach were not there. New to the league were SC Neunkirchen , SV Wienerfeld and First Vienna FC 1894 .

Closing table

The championship ended with the following result:

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Union Kleinmünchen  22nd  18th  1  3 141: 250 +116 37
 2. SC Brunn am Gebirge B1  22nd  16  5  1 124: 200 +104 37
 3. ESV Ostbahn XI B2  22nd  16  3  3 091:240 +67 35
 4th USC country house (M, C)  22nd  16  2  4th 094:170 +77 34
 5. 1. DFC Leoben  22nd  14th  2  6th 072:340 +38 30th
 6th LUV Graz B3  22nd  8th  5  9 056:460 +10 21st
 7th DFC Heidenreichstein  22nd  9  3  10 051:510  ± 0 21st
 8th. ASV Vösendorf  22nd  7th  4th  11 040:480  −8 18th
 9. SC Neunkirchen (N)  22nd  6th  3  13 033:770 −44 15th
10. SV Wienerfeld (N)  22nd  2  3  17th 016:10 −92 07th
11. First Vienna FC 1894 B4 (N)  22nd  2  2  18th 017: 118 −101 06th
12. ESV Stadlau / Kaisermühlen  22nd  1  1  20th 009: 176 −167 03
Stand: Final stand. Source: NOeFV
B1In other sources, the women's team from Brunn lists DFC Austria Brunn , DFC Brunn am Gebirge or DFC Austria Brunn / Gebirge .
B2 The women's team DFC Ostbahn XI played under the name ESV Ostbahn XI.
B3 The club's management decided to withdraw the women's team from the league.
B4 In 1989, First Vienna FC 1894 was one of the first Bundesliga clubs to set up a women's team.
Legend for the women's Bundesliga
  • Austrian champion
  • Withdrawal or relegation to the Women's League East in 1990/91
    • (M) Austrian women's soccer champion 1988/89
    (C) ÖFB Ladies Cup 1987/88 , no ÖFB Ladies Cup 1988/89
    (N) Newcomers to the 1988/89 season
    Climbers
    • Women's league east: none

    Second performance level - Women's League East

    mode

    Everyone played against everyone twice in a total of ten rounds. A win was rewarded with two points, a draw with one point.

    Season course

    The league was composed of six clubs compared to the previous year, in which nine clubs participated. New this were Austria XIII as well as the B team of SV Wienerfeld instead of SC Neunkirchen , SV Wienerfeld, SC Krems , ESV Oberndorf and SC Stetteldorf . This season, DFC Laimbach won the championship , but it is not entitled to play in the top division next season.

    Closing table

    The championship ended with the following result:

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. DFC Laimbach  10  9  0  1 052:120 +40 18th
     2. Austria XIII (N)  10  9  0  1 045:100 +35 18th
     3. USC country house II  10  5  0  5 025:180  +7 10
     4th FC Großrußbach  10  3  0  7th 015:370 −22 06th
     5. SC-ESV Parndorf  10  2  0  8th 011:280 −17 04th
     6th SV Wienerfeld II (N)  10  2  0  8th 014:570 −43 04th
    Stand: Final stand. Source: NOeFV
    Legend for the women's league east
  • Champion, but no promotion to the women's Bundesliga in the 1990/91 season
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (N) Newcomers to the 1988/89 season
    Climbers

    Championships in the federal states

    Ladies League Upper Austria

    It is the first record of a women's league in Upper Austria.

    mode

    The league consisted of eight clubs that played against each other in 2 rounds, a round trip and a second round. The champions of the Upper Austrian women's league were determined in 14 rounds.

    Season course

    The league was made up of a total of eight clubs, all of which were interested in participating in an Upper Austrian championship. This season, Eintracht Wels became champions , but they are not allowed to play in the top division next season. Union Ansfelden stopped playing at the end of the season.

    Closing table

    The championship ended with the following result:

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. SK Eintracht Wels  14th  12  2  0 075: 500 +70 26th
     2. Union Kleinmünchen II  14th  11  2  1 052:150 +37 24
     3. ATSV Sattledt  14th  6th  3  5 037:200 +17 15th
     4th Union St. Roman  14th  7th  1  6th 042:300 +12 15th
     5. Union St. Agatha  14th  5  2  7th 025:420 −17 12
     6th Union Engelhartszell  14th  3  2  9 012:410 −29 08th
     7th Union Ansfelden  14th  4th  0  10 024:670 −43 08th
     8th. SV Gramastetten  14th  2  0  12 010:570 −47 04th
    Stand: Final stand. Source: OFV
    Legend for the women's league Upper Austria
  • Champion of the women's league Upper Austria
  • Dissolution of the women's department of the association
    • Climbers
    • none

    See also

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ NOeFV, association, Tables Archives, 1980/81 season to 1989/90, Season 89/90, Women Bundesliga, page 12 (PDF). In: noefv.at. Retrieved October 1, 2013 .
    2. ↑ Union Kleinmünchen, Bundesliga season 89/90, final table. In: Frauenfussball.at. Archived from the original on October 10, 2007 ; accessed on October 1, 2017 .
    3. ^ Austria - List of Women Final Tables, 1987, 88. In: rsssf.com. Retrieved December 6, 2017 .
    4. ^ SV Neulengbach, titles and successes, Ladies Cup finals in Austria since 1972/73. In: neulengbach.at. Retrieved December 6, 2017 .
    5. ^ First Vienna FC 1894, Vienna Women. In: firstviennafc.at. Retrieved December 1, 2017 .
    6. ↑ NOeFV, association, Tables Archives, 1980/81 season to 1989/90, Season 89/90, Mrs. Ost, page 12 (PDF). In: noefv.at. Retrieved October 1, 2013 .
    7. ^ OFV, data service, archive of tables and results (1919/20 to 2002/03), 1980/81 to 1989/90 season, 1989/90 season, Upper Austrian women's league. In: ofv.at. Retrieved October 1, 2017 .