Austrian football championship 1966/67

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Austrian football championship 1966/67
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Austrian football championship 1966/67
master SK Rapid Vienna (24)
Shooter king August Starek (21)

The Austrian Football Championship 1966/67 was organized by the Austrian Football Association. The regional leagues east (Vienna, Lower Austria, Burgenland), middle (Upper Austria, Styria, Carinthia) and west (Salzburg, Tyrol, Vorarlberg) served as the substructure for the national league . The respective state leagues of the federal state associations acted as the third performance level.

First performance level - national league

Before the season

  • On July 8th, the federal board of the ÖFB decided to approve the proposal of the national league and to leave the 1st Wiener Neustädter SC in the top division. It was still about the fact that promoted SC Wacker Wien had to name a full-time coach by July 20, otherwise SV Austria Salzburg would have received the license, but with Otto Walzhofer the Meidlingers could name a corresponding person.
  • Similar to FK Austria Wien (please see the comments in the article on 1965/66), Wacker Wien announced that this club had signed a patronage agreement with the drugstore wholesaler Willi Gerstenberger, according to which the dress will be a badge with a company advertisement ("Creme Lanol") wear.

General

The championship in the national league was contested with 14 teams, each of which met twice during the entire season. Rapid was able to become Austrian football champion for the 24th time in the season , while defending champion Admira landed in seventh place. The Hütteldorfer's last championship win was in 1964. The last three teams in the table had to be relegated. This affected the SC Wacker Vienna, 1. Wiener Neustädter SC and the Kapfenberger SV, which were therefore no longer represented in the first division in the next season. These teams were replaced by the three champions of the regional leagues WSG Radenthein (center), SC Eisenstadt (east) and SV Austria Salzburg (west). As Austrian champions, Rapid was able to qualify for the 1968 European Cup , where the club made it to the round of 16. Cup winner Austria (by drawing of lots) was allowed to take part in the European Cup of Cup winners in 1968 , where he was eliminated in the first round. The Wiener Sport-Club represented Austrian football in the 1968 UEFA Cup (Messestädte-Pokal) , but also failed there in Round 1.

3-0 criminal certification withdrawn

The match between Kapfenberger SV and SC Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz , scheduled for Sunday, November 20, 1966 at 2 p.m. in the 10th autumn round, did not take place due to the Bregenz team not appearing, so it was canceled (referee Tomandl was assigned). The Vorarlbergers had flown from Munich to Graz in a charter plane , with the machine initially suffering from engine damage and then also being banned from landing in Graz due to excessive fog. This was a precedent for the relevant association bodies. Up to now, »force majeure« was the reason for not showing up, e.g. B. a failure of public transport (railway accident, route interrupted by avalanches or floods, possibly an engine failure in a bus). Many years ago - when arriving with a private vehicle and had a defect - the non-appearance was certified 3-0 for the hosts. Questions arose as to whether the charter plane was considered a »public means of transport« and whether the Bregenz residents might have acted negligently when they were on the road on the day of the match and not 24 hours beforehand. On December 6th, the responsible authority decided a 3-0 for the home team, but Bregenz appealed. This was then granted, the Bregenz residents argued and a. with the fact that in these days traveling by plane, especially with the greater distance from Vorarlberg to Styria, is no longer unusual. On February 26, 1967, the game was made up for, which ended all further discussions with the Styrian 1-0 victory (and in any case this result was not relevant for the championship outcome).

Increase requests

In an ÖFB federal board meeting on April 14, an increase was rejected. The application of the Styrian Association (StFV) for 16 clubs did not receive the necessary support. On the part of the ÖFB it was said that the lack of appointments and the extensive lack of covered grandstands for games in winter do not allow any expansion, and that the dates for international encounters (Easter, Christmas) will be retained. In addition, 16 national league clubs would dilute the already modest level of performance. While the supporters of the increase had valid reasons, there was no consensus among them

Championship Finals

Rapid Vienna, one point behind leader FC Wacker Innsbruck after the autumn with 19 points , was able to intercept the Tyroleans thanks to the better goal difference (but also the better goal difference, which was not yet applicable at the time), with the Rapidler in the final round on 24 June 3: 1 at SK Admira Vienna, the Innsbruckers won the West Derby against Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz 5: 1. However, the coefficient for the goal difference was only 0.7 better, the decisive factor against Innsbruck was - after the 3-0 interim lead of the home team - the (as the media describe) "carelessly captured" goal by Heinz Pienz in the 26th minute, added two more exclusions from the Tyroleans and that of Bregenz-Schützen Pienz by referee Erich Linemayr .
But also in the relegation the third from bottom SK Wacker Wien failed because of the poor goal difference to SK Sturm Graz (28:50 versus 32:47); the smooth 6: 1 over fixed relegated Kapfenberger SV no longer helped .

statistics

The three relegated were already in the last three places after the autumn, but in the order Kapfenberg 8 points ahead of Wacker Wien and Wiener Neustadt with 7 points each, but before that Sturm Graz (10) and the GAK (9) were also at great risk .
In the spring table, in which Rapid was ahead of Innsbruck (20) with 22 points, Wacker Vienna appeared to be 8th with 11 points, but this was not enough. The last three were Sturm Graz and Wiener Neustadt (8 each) before Kapfenberg with only 3 points left.
The best home team was Wacker Innsbruck (23) ahead of Rapid (21) and LASK (20), Wacker Wien and Vienna with 13 each ahead of Wiener Neustadt (10) and Kapfenberg (9) formed the final quartet.
Away was Rapid (20) ahead of Innsbruck (18) and Austria (17) - on the other side there were several poor scores, starting in ranks 10 to 12 with 5 points each for Austria Klagenfurt, Wiener Neustadt and Wacker Wien; Sturm Graz had 4 points - and Kapfenberg only had two draws and thus 2 points.
The number of spectators had increased by 96,000 to 1,150,000 compared to the previous year - Rapid had the most visitors with 155,000, ahead of Innsbruck with 133,000. The overall average of all 182 encounters was 5,260 visitors.
There were 93 home and 54 away wins and 35 draws (13 of them goalless, and none were more than 2: 2), which meant 310: 212 goals in favor of the hosts. The 68 penalties (56 of them for foul play) seemed to be influenced by the home advantage, because there was a ratio of 69:19.
26 players were excluded (there were 29 in 1965/66 - another comparison: in the highest league in Switzerland with the same number of clubs, there were only six exclusions; in the German Bundesliga with 18 clubs there were 14), whereby Kapfenberg, the Sport-Club, LASK and Vienna were spared. Black and white Bregenz and Austria Klagenfurt had the most exclusions with six each. Only 5 of those shot out came from the home club.
There were 68 penalties (56 of which were for rough or dangerous play).
For the sixth time the title was awarded on the basis of the better goal difference, this was against relegation for the second time - this time Sturm Graz profited; In 1952/53, VfB Union Mödling was third from bottom with 19 points and 35:62 for the same reason (LASK had 53:59, FC Wien 38:61).

Closing table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
1. SK Rapid Vienna 26th 20th 1 5 72:29 41
2. FC Wacker Innsbruck 26th 18th 5 3 58:24 41
3. FK Austria Vienna 26th 14th 7th 5 43:23 35
4th Linz ASK 26th 12 7th 7th 39:25 31
5. Viennese sports club 26th 11 8th 7th 60:36 30th
6th SC Black and White Bregenz (N) 26th 12 3 11 26:34 27
7th SK Admira (M, C) 26th 10 6th 10 36:25 26th
8th. First Vienna FC 1894 26th 11 4th 11 42:49 26th
9. Graz AK 26th 8th 7th 11 27:44 23
10. SK Austria Klagenfurt 26th 8th 6th 12 21:33 22nd
11. SK Sturm Graz (N) 26th 7th 4th 15th 32:47 18th
12. SC Wacker Vienna (N) 26th 7th 4th 15th 28:50 18th
13. 1. Wiener Neustädter SC 26th 6th 3 17th 21:44 15th
14th Kapfenberger SV 26th 2 7th 17th 17:59 11
Legend for the national league
  • Austrian champion and
    participation in the European Cup of National Champions 1967/68,
    participation in the Intertoto Cup 1967
  • Participation in the Mitropacup 1967/68
    participation in the Intertoto Cup 1967
  • Participation in the 1967-68 European Cup Winners' Cup
    ÖFB Cup winner 1966/67
    participation in the Mitropacup 1967/68
  • Participation in the Messestädte-Pokal 1967/68
    participation in the Mitropacup 1967/68
  • Participation in the Intertoto Cup 1967
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (M) Austrian champion 1965/66
    (C) ÖFB Cup winner 1965/66
    (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    List of goalscorers

    Gates player society
    1 21 goals August Starek SK Rapid Vienna
    2. 19 goals Vlatko Marković Viennese sports club
    3. 17 goals Franz Wolny Wacker Innsbruck
    4th 16 goals Helmut Köglberger LASK
    5. 13 goals Erich Hof Viennese sports club
    15 goals Helmut Siber Wacker Innsbruck

    see also list of the best goal scorers in Austria

    Champions team

    Roman Pichler - Walter Gebhardt , Walter Glechner (C), Erich Fak , Walter Baier , Josef Höltl - Ewald Ullmann , Franz Hasil , Walter Skocik - Anton Fritsch , Leopold Grausam , August Starek , Jørn Bjerregaard , Rudolf Flögel , Walter Seitl , Tomislav Knez , Peter Rehnelt - Trainer: Rudolf Vytlačil

    Second performance level - regional leagues

    Regional League East

    In the Regionalliga Ost, SC Eisenstadt celebrated the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SC Eisenstadt 26th 16 8th 2 52:14 40
    2. 1. Schwechater SC (A) 26th 18th 3 5 55:28 39
    3. FC Vienna (N) 26th 15th 4th 7th 62:32 34
    4th SV Mattersburg 26th 14th 6th 6th 49:30 34
    5. 1. Simmeringer SC (A) 26th 12 8th 6th 50:27 32
    6th ASV Wienerberg 26th 11 5 10 39:29 27
    7th Vienna AC 26th 13 1 12 55:40 27
    8th. SC Tulln 26th 9 8th 9 41:28 26th
    9. FS Elektra Vienna 26th 10 5 11 39:40 25th
    10. ASV Siegendorf 26th 9 6th 11 33:38 24
    11. SC Helfort Vienna 26th 8th 5 13 42:56 21st
    12. Baden AC (N) 26th 5 10 11 32:53 20th
    13. Floridsdorfer AC (N) 26th 3 6th 17th 24:71 12
    14th SV Loipersbach (N) 26th 1 1 24 13: 102 3
    Legend for the Regionalliga Ost
  • Promotion to the national league
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (A) Relegated in the 1965/66 season
    (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Regional league middle

    In the Regionalliga Mitte, WSG Radenthein, which had narrowly escaped relegation in the previous year, won the championship title. In addition to the supplementary games required due to the weather, the Klagenfurt AC, known as KAC, also had to play a replay against Vorwärts Steyr on September 11th. The match at that time had ended 5: 2 for the Carinthians, but the referee made a decisive rule error when he forbade the substitute goalkeeper, who was supposed to replace the injured first keeper, to participate at Steyr. There was a Steyr protest, also a KAC counter-protest, ultimately the repeat match on March 26, 1967 - and another KAC victory with a 4-1 victory. It was strange that the return game Amateure Steyr against KAC (3: 1) was played on March 19, one week before the repeat match. In addition to the KAC with 2 supplementary games, six other clubs each had one open.
    In the autumn table, Radenthein led (8 wins, 3 draws, 2 defeats, 37:10, 18 points) ahead of VÖEST (6/4/2, 33:18, 16) and Vorwärts Steyr (7/1/3, 20:11 , 15). Many teams were in danger of relegation, so Amateure Steyr only had 12 points in 5th place - and the last St. Valentin just 3 less, i.e. 9! The other current relegation places were also taken by Wels with 10 and SVS Linz with 9 points; the KAC appeared in 11th place with 10 points - but with only 10 matches. In addition to the aforementioned replay against Vorwärts Steyr, the one against Hertha Wels and Amateure Steyr (both away) was missing. These brought a 2: 4 in Wels on February 19 and a 1: 1 in Steyr on February 26, so that, in retrospect, the athletes would have been placed 6th in terms of lost points.
    It was already at the championship draw by the responsible bodies with regard to the two works teams of Radenthein and Ferndorf, referred to as "brothers", who were under the wing of the "Austrian-American Heraklith-AG", to set up their encounter for the first round was taken to "prevent an auxiliary expedition in the finish", as it was interpreted by the »Kärntner Tageszeitung«. The newspaper writer was of the opinion, however, that "to those who are familiar with the situation, this precautionary measure seems greatly exaggerated ... because a seldom fierce rivalry reigns on the lawn." - The results were 0-0 in Ferndorf on August 28th and a 2-0 for Radenthein in the Radenthein city stadium on March 4th.



    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. WSG Radenthein 26th 17th 7th 2 68:17 41
    2. SK Forward Steyr 26th 17th 3 6th 51:27 37
    3. SK Amateurs Steyr 26th 11 6th 9 44:42 28
    4th SK VÖEST Linz 26th 10 7th 9 51:45 27
    5. Klagenfurt AC 26th 9 9 8th 44:43 27
    6th WSV Donawitz 26th 11 4th 11 52:45 26th
    7th ASK St. Valentin 26th 8th 9 9 29:32 25th
    8th. WSV Rosental 26th 9 5 12 52:57 23
    9. SV Phoenix Hönigsberg 26th 7th 9 10 31:36 23
    10. SV nitrogen Linz 26th 8th 7th 11 37:46 23
    11. SC Hertha Wels (N) 26th 6th 11 9 32:58 23
    12. WSG Ferndorf (N) 26th 8th 5 13 37:36 21st
    13. WSV Fohnsdorf (N) 26th 7th 7th 12 29:40 21st
    14th ASK Köflach 26th 8th 3 15th 34:67 19th
    Legend for the Regionalliga Mitte
  • Promotion to the national league
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Regionalliga West

    In the Regionalalliga West, SV Austria Salzburg became champions.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SV Austria Salzburg (A) 22nd 18th 2 2 50:16 38
    2. FC Lustenau 07 22nd 11 8th 3 45:27 30th
    3. SV Wattens 22nd 13 4th 5 39:19 30th
    4th SC Austria Lustenau 22nd 8th 10 4th 36:23 26th
    5. SV Hall 22nd 9 8th 5 26:21 26th
    6th FC Dornbirn 1913 22nd 9 7th 6th 37:22 25th
    7th SK Bischofshofen 22nd 9 5 8th 22:27 23
    8th. Amateur SV Salzburg 22nd 6th 4th 12 25:39 16
    9. FC Wolfurt (N) 22nd 5 5 12 18:27 15th
    10. Salzburg AK 1914 (N) 22nd 4th 5 13 25:38 13
    11. FC Rot-Weiß Rankweil 22nd 3 7th 13 20:52 13
    12. SK Schwaz (N) 22nd 2 5 15th 11:43 9
    Legend for the Regionalliga West
  • Promotion to the national league
  • no relegation to the national league
    • (A) Relegated in the 1965/66 season
    (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Third performance level

    Regional League Burgenland

    In Burgenland, SC Pinkafeld celebrated the championship title. Unfortunately, there is no information about the end of the table this season.

    Regional League Carinthia

    In Carinthia, the SC Magdalen from the west of the city of Villach fixed the championship title and thus for the first time promotion to the regional league. For the Magdalener it was a kind of compensation for the preseason when they had become autumn champion, but in the end Ferndorf had won the title, and also a "déjà vu" to 1961/62, when they had also become autumn champion, but the local rival Villacher SV had won the title. This time the ASV Klagenfurt led initially, then Rapid Lienz took over the lead, with 9 wins and 2 defeats (25:16; 18 points) became autumn champions ahead of the Magdalener (7/3/1; 24: 7; 17) and the ASV ( 7/3/1; 20:10; 17). The Lienz team held the top position until the 15th round, after which they lost 0-1 at Wolfsberger AC on May 4th - after the 17th round, ASV was 4 points behind the now top duo MSC and Rapid. In the 18th round the next defeat came from Lienz (0: 1 at Admira) - and after that there was a "disappointing 0-0 home" against Klagenfurt police from the East Tyrolean perspective. The final decision was made on June 3rd with the Magdalen 3-0 home against Lienzer.
    Relegation area: With only 1 point, Klagenfurt police were beaten at the end of autumn at the end of the table, but the police were able to save themselves with a strong second half. Admira Villach and Sachsenburg were at risk with six and five points respectively. This was the order in which both teams went to the last round, whereby the Admira 2-1 win over Master Magdalen was a big sensation, but according to newspaper reports it was not a gift from the city rival (rock-hard match, 2 exclusions against Admira).

    The table (taken from the "Kärntner Tageszeitung"):

    1. SC Magdalen 22 15 5 2 60:19 35
    2. SV Rapid Lienz 22 16 1 5 50:24 33
    3. ASV Klagenfurt 22 10 7 5 29:21 27
    4. SV Spittal / Drau 22 12 2 8 47:32 26
    5th Villacher SV 22 9 6 7 36:21 24
    6th Wolfsberger AC 22 8 7 7 41:33 23
    7th ASK Klagenfurt 22 9 3 10 33:34 21
    8th ATSV Wolfsberg 22 8 5 9 42:45 21
    9 . SV St. Veit / Glan 22 5 5 12 36:57 15
    10 SV police Klagenfurt 6 2 14 27:52 14 22
    11 ESV Admira Villach 6 1 15 29:57 13 22
    12 SV Blue-White Sachsenburg 22 3 6 13 20:57 12

    Regional league of Lower Austria

    In Lower Austria, SC Brunn secured the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SC Brunn 30th 19th 5 6th 64:33 43
    2. SV Semperit Traiskirchen 30th 17th 7th 6th 56:28 41
    3. Kremser SC (A) 30th 15th 9 6th 57:32 39
    4th SC Marchfelder Marchegg (A) 30th 15th 7th 8th 51:25 37
    5. SV Heid Stockerau 30th 13 8th 9 45:34 34
    6th ASK Bad Vöslau 30th 11 10 9 55:42 32
    7th SV Hainburg (N) 30th 11 7th 12 58:62 29
    8th. Black Elf St. Pölten 30th 11 7th 12 56:60 29
    9. Voith St. Pölten 30th 11 6th 13 57:48 28
    10. SC Günseldorf 1 30th 11 4th 15th 35:49 26th
    11. ASK Gloggnitz (A) 30th 8th 9 13 36:50 25th
    12. SC Prottes (N) 30th 11 9 16 49:74 31
    13. ASK mstetten 30th 11 3 10 36:66 25th
    14th ASV Hohenau 30th 9 6th 15th 41:61 24
    15th SC Nagelberg (N) 30th 9 4th 17th 32:52 22nd
    16. SC Berndorf 30th 9 3 18th 38:58 21st
    1 Günselsdorf ??
    Legend for the Lower Austria regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Ost
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1965/66 season
    (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Regional League Upper Austria

    SV Grieskirchen won the championship title in Upper Austria.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SV Grieskirchen 28 15th 8th 5 61:22 38
    2. SV Urfahr (N) 28 16 4th 8th 63:41 36
    3. ATSV Steyrermühl (A) 28 15th 5 8th 52:30 35
    4th ATSV Mauthausen 28 13 7th 8th 54:38 33
    5. SV Post Admira Linz 28 12 9 7th 59:54 33
    6th ATSV Ranshofen 28 10 10 8th 51:39 30th
    7th ESV Westbahn Linz 28 10 9 9 64:46 29
    8th. Welser SC 28 10 9 9 41:41 29
    9. ATSV forward Steyr 28 9 8th 11 35:45 26th
    10. Police SV Linz 28 7th 11 10 50:52 25th
    11. SK Schärding 28 8th 8th 12 37:50 24
    12. SK Danube Linz 28 7th 9 12 44:56 23
    13. SV Bad Goisern 28 7th 8th 13 39:72 22nd
    14th SK Enns 28 8th 4th 16 48:73 20th
    15th ATSV Ampflwang (N) 28 5 7th 16 41:80 17th
    Legend for the Upper Austria regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Mitte
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1965/66 season
    (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Salzburg regional league

    In Salzburg the 1st Salzburg SK was able to secure the championship title in 1919.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. 1st Salzburg SK 1919 (N) 22nd 12 5 5 39:28 29
    2. TSV Neumarkt 22nd 11 5 6th 37:28 27
    3. ASK Salzburg 22nd 8th 10 4th 36:24 26th
    4th SK Hallein 22nd 7th 12 3 41:25 26th
    5. SV Bürmoos 22nd 9 6th 7th 41:29 24
    6th ESV Saalfelden 22nd 7th 8th 7th 36:34 22nd
    7th Oberndorfer SK 22nd 7th 6th 9 34:35 20th
    8th. ATSV Trimmelkam 22nd 5 10 7th 27:39 20th
    9. WSK Kaprun (N) 22nd 6th 6th 10 39:51 18th
    10. USK Anif 22nd 7th 4th 11 29:46 18th
    11. ASV Zell am See 22nd 6th 5 11 34:39 17th
    12. TSV St. Johann 22nd 6th 5 11 27:42 17th
    Legend for the Salzburg regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga West
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Regional League Styria

    ASK Voitsberg celebrated the championship title in Styria.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. ASK Voitsberg 26th 13 10 3 64:29 36
    2. SC Bruck / Mur (N) 26th 12 7th 7th 46:31 31
    3. ATuS Weiz 26th 11 9 6th 39:39 31
    4th WSV Eisenerz 26th 12 6th 8th 66:44 30th
    5. WSV Judenburg 26th 10 10 6th 48:37 30th
    6th Deutschlandsberger SC 26th 10 8th 8th 50:45 28
    7th SV Austria Kapfenberg 26th 11 5 10 38:52 27
    8th. FC Kindberg 26th 8th 9 9 32:39 25th
    9. WSV Zeltweg 26th 6th 10 10 35:38 22nd
    10. SV Straßgang 26th 7th 8th 11 33:36 22nd
    11. SV Leibnitz (N) 26th 7th 8th 11 32:56 22nd
    12. Grazer SC 26th 8th 5 13 31:43 21st
    13. FC Veitsch 26th 6th 8th 12 39:50 20th
    14th SV Leoben 26th 8th 3 15th 39:53 19th
    Legend for the Styrian regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Mitte
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Regional League Tyrol

    SK Kufstein won the championship title in Tyrol. Unfortunately, there is no exact information about wins, draws, defeats, goals or points, only the table status of this season.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SC Kufstein (A)
    2. ESV Austria Innsbruck
    3. SV Innsbruck
    4th SC Kundl
    5. Innsbrucker SK (A)
    6th SV Rattenberg (N)
    7th Innsbruck AC (N)
    8th. SV Kirchbichl
    9. SV Kematen
    10. SK Imst
    11. SV Landeck
    12. SV Wörgl
    Legend for the Landesliga Tirol
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga West
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1965/66 season
    (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Vorarlberg regional league

    VfB Hohenems became champions in Vorarlberg.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. VfB Hohenems 22nd 18th 1 3 60:14 37
    2. FC Rätia Bludenz (A) 22nd 16 1 5 56:26 33
    3. FC Hard 22nd 13 5 4th 43:22 31
    4th FC Blau-Weiß Feldkirch 22nd 12 3 7th 48:34 27
    5. FC Lauterach 22nd 10 5 7th 37:31 25th
    6th FC Götzis 22nd 10 3 9 41:30 23
    7th FC Höchst 22nd 10 2 10 48:40 22nd
    8th. FC Kennelbach (N) 22nd 9 3 10 30:39 21st
    9. TSV Altenstadt 22nd 7th 2 13 44:50 16
    10. SV Lochau 22nd 5 3 14th 28:43 13
    11. SC Admira Dornbirn 22nd 5 3 14th 37:65 13
    12. SC Göfis (N) 22nd 1 1 20th 18:96 3
    Legend for the Vorarlberg regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga West
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1965/66 season
    (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Vienna League

    In Vienna the SC Red Star Vienna celebrated the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SC Red Star Vienna 26th 14th 7th 5 36:19 35
    2. Rennweger SV (N) 26th 10 12 4th 38:22 32
    3. FC Stadlau 26th 14th 3 9 50:35 31
    4th Donaufelder lawn player 26th 11 8th 7th 45:32 30th
    5. ASV Germania Gerngross 26th 11 8th 7th 29:27 30th
    6th SK Slovan Olympia Vienna 26th 11 8th 7th 41:39 30th
    7th SV Danube 26th 10 8th 8th 45:28 28
    8th. SC Rapid Oberlaa 26th 11 3 12 42:34 25th
    9. Nussdorfer AC 26th 9 7th 10 39:37 25th
    10. FC Hellas Kagran (N) 26th 8th 8th 10 35:44 24
    11. SV Wienerfeld 26th 6th 9 11 24:44 21st
    12. ASV Unilever 26th 6th 8th 12 25:41 20th
    13. Favoritner AC 26th 7th 6th 13 25:42 20th
    14th ESV Brigittenauer AC 26th 4th 5 17th 28:58 13
    Legend for the Vienna League
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Ost
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers to the 1965/66 season

    Climbers

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ^ "Wiener Neustadt remains in the National League" in "Kärntner Tageszeitung" No. 154 of July 9, 1966, page 16, column 2, just above the middle
    2. ↑ Internet site “FUSSBALL IN AUSTRIA” from 1966/67
    3. ↑ Summary of reports “short, shorter” in “Kärntner Tageszeitung” No. 156 of July 12, 1966, page 13, POS. Column 4, penultimate paragraph
    4. ↑ a b c d Austria Final League Tables (First and Second Level), Austria 1966/67, Staatsliga A, Regionalliga Ost, Regionalliga Mitte, Regionalliga West. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    5. ↑ «There are still 14 national league clubs » . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna April 16, 1967, p. 15 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    6. ↑ "Seitls goals meant the title" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna June 25, 1967, p. 12 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    7. ^ "Fair Innsbruck residents congratulate Rapid" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna June 27, 1967, p. 12 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    8. ^ Columns 3 to 5, middle: «The sports club" Masters of Vienna "" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna June 28, 1967, p. 10 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    9. ↑ Columns 3 to 5, middle: "A hundred thousand more viewers" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna June 29, 1967, p. 10 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    10. ↑ "Is there more 'logging' in Austria"? in "Kärntner Tageszeitung" No. 155 of July 12, 1967, page 8, POS. Columns 2 and 3 below
    11. ^ Lower Austrian Football Association, tables for the 1966-67 season, regional league. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    12. ^ All decades at a glance, season 1960/61 to 1969/70, Landesliga Oberösterreich 1966/67. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    13. ↑ Salzburg Wiki, football tables 1966/67. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    14. ^ Styrian Football Association, season 1966/67, Landesliga Steiermark. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    15. ^ SV Kematen, tables from 1947 to today. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    16. ^ Vorarlberger Football Association, tables and match reports 1966/1967. (No longer available online.) Formerly in the original ; accessed on March 23, 2017 .  ( 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.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / reports.vfvapps.at  
    17. ^ Austria - Vienna - List of Champions, Vienna League 1966/67. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .