Austrian football championship 1969/70

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Austrian football championship 1969/70
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Austrian football championship 1969/70
master FK Austria Vienna (10)
Shooter king Günter Kaltenbrunner (22)

The Austrian Football Championship 1969/70 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

General

Championship with 16 clubs

As early as July 14, 1967, the ÖFB national board had decided to play the national league with 16 clubs from 1969/70, so only two clubs had to relegate in 1968/69, but all three champions of the regional leagues were allowed to rise.

Championship course or decision

As a year earlier, Vienna Austria won the championship in 1969/70 in a superior manner. Five rounds before the end of the season they were crowned Austria's football champions for the 10th time with a 0-0 draw at ASK Linz. One of the highlights from purple point of view was a 6-0 derby win against Rapid. Austria was able to qualify as champions for the 1970/71 European Cup, Innsbruck Cup winners were allowed to take part in the 1971 European Cup , Sport-Club and Sturm, who were left behind, represented Austrian football in the 1970/71 Messestädte-Pokal . The most successful club was the Innsbrucker Wacker, but they could not bring a 1-0 away win at Real Madrid in the round of 16.
The goal bonus campaign introduced in spring (15,000 schillings for the most powerful team in each case) was abolished because the idea had not brought the desired success. Fewer goals had been scored than in the autumn.

Incidents

  • On July 4, 1969, the ÖFB decided not to allow the Salzburg Association's motion to admit three non-Austrians, or this motion was removed from the agenda and decided to prepare a corresponding motion for the 1970 General Assembly. Furthermore, various conditions were imposed on some national league clubs and SC Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz's application for a license to be granted was rejected
  • The draw for the championship of the First Division took place on July 8, 1969, with the first round of the fall championship began on August 24 and ended on December 7. Since there were 15 clubs, 15 rounds were required in which one team was free from play. The draw for the Regionalliga Ost took place on July 10th, that for the middle in Leoben and West in Innsbruck on July 17th
  • The general assembly on April 26, 1970 was completed in 90 minutes, because the 25-page amendments to the statutes were approved by the presidents' conference on April 24; there was only a contest vote with regard to youth, with August 1st (and not, as originally proposed, January 1st) being the key date. The appointment of a commission for the introduction of National League B was rejected, and the decision that international football matches may not be broadcast directly on TV was repealed.
  • Record champion SK Rapid Wien remained well below expectations (especially in terms of points), above all, he did not manage to win against the Viennese competitors (only 3 draws), which brought him fifth and last place in this special ranking. In the short term (around the 25th lap, i.e. 5 laps before the end), Rapid was only in 11th place with only 22 points (although there was an outstanding match), which even in the media was “in danger of relegation” (e.g. also in the »Arbeiterzeitung Wien« of May 2, 1970, page 12, in the article to the left of the table) - but the Rapidler were not only able to win this addendum against SK VÖEST Linz (on May 13 with 6: 1) win, but still get 7 more points. - Austria Wien led the autumn table with 24 points, the spring table with 21 and the home table with 26 points; only in the away table were the Wiener Veilchen with 17 points "only" in second place behind the Wiener Sport-Club (although tied with this club and separated by a goal difference of 28:21 versus 27:21). The three relegated were (in a slightly different order) already after the end of autumn in the relegation places; SC Eisenstadt was able to overtake the Grazer AK and Innsbruck in the spring table, but the points collected were by far not enough to stay in the league (striking that the Burgenlanders were last in the home balance and sixth in the away balance). SK Austria Klagenfurt and FC Dornbirn 1913 remained without a win . Also interesting are the big differences among the Linz clubs: Linz ASK in 12th place "weak at home", but in 3rd place "strong away from home", on the other hand VÖEST on 4th place in the home table, but only 14th place in the away table - and thanks to 3rd place in spring, LASK also improved from 8th autumn to 4th place.
  • Austria Wien practically "gave away" the tickets for the match on September 6th against SV Austria Salzburg , because everyone who bought a ticket for the match in the European Champions Cup (September 17th against Dynamo Kiev ) received the "Entre" for the aforementioned national league match as a bonus (according to the website FOOTBALL IN AUSTRIA 5,000 visitors came to the Prater Stadium, the “Arbeiterzeitung Wien” writes in its edition of September 7th, page 12, of only 3,500).
  • Already after 2 rounds with a 0: 3 at the Wiener Sport-Club and a 0: 1 at home against Wacker Innsbruck there was a change of coach at the Salzburgers mentioned - Günter Praschak left, a coaching duo Josip Sikic / Rauscher was installed at short notice, but Shortly thereafter, Karl Schlechta came , who looked after the team for the first time in the 3-0 defeat at Vienna Austria on September 6th. The indirect trigger was a curious situation in the match against Innsbruck when Walter Seitl refused to take the position of Gerhard Filzmoser ( Roland Hirscher played as Filzmoser substitute from the 46th minute ).

Competing in the European Cup 1970/71

  • Master Austria Vienna did not get far in the European Cup: After qualifying against Levski Spartak Sofia (a 1: 3 on August 18, followed by a 3: 0 on September 2 in Vienna), the Spanish champions Atlético Madrid were too strong. After a 2-0 defeat on September 16 at the Manzanares Stadium in Madrid , there was a 2-1 defeat in the Prater Stadium two weeks later, although the Austrians had initially taken the lead 1-0 and were closer to a second goal.
  • Wacker Innsbruck also failed in the cup winners competition to Madrid, it was Real. For the time being, the Tyroleans had eliminated the Albanian club Partizan Tirana with a 3-2 home and 2-1 away win (16/30 September) - and then there was a sensation when on October 21 at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, the blatant outsider , was victorious 1-0 with a goal from “Poldl” Leopold Grausam in the 22nd minute of the game. But on November 4, relatively late goals ( Jose Antonio Grande in the 79th and Manuel Bueno in the 85th minute) resulted in a 2-0 defeat at Innsbruck's Tivoli.
  • Two teams were also involved in the Messestädte-Pokal : While the Wiener Sport-Club were clearly eliminated in the first round (16/30 September) with a 2-0 home and 3-0 away win against Belgian representative Beveren Waas , Sturm Graz continued on the same dates against Ilves Kissat Tampere from Finland: An away 2: 4 was followed by a home 3: 0 at the Liebenau stadium in Graz. But here, too, the second-round opponent, defending champion Arsenal FC , was hardly defeatable, although the Graz black and whites were eliminated rather unhappily: On October 21, there was a 1 in Liebenau thanks to a goal by Heinz Zamut (50th min.) 0 victory, but on November 4 at London's Highbury , the "gunners" were with 2: Enforcing 0, where the 2: 0 (95th minute) in added time by one of Franz Reiter indebted and Peter Storey turned Handspenalty fell.

Closing table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
1. FK Austria Vienna (M) 30th 19th 7th 4th 63:31 +32 45
2. Viennese sports club 30th 16 6th 8th 63:34 +29 38
3. SK Sturm Graz 30th 14th 8th 8th 43:34 +4 36
4th Linz ASK 30th 13 8th 9 41:27 +14 34
5. FC Wacker Innsbruck 30th 14th 5 11 52:38 -14 33
6th SK Rapid Vienna (C) 30th 12 7th 11 52:35 +17 31
7th WSG Wattens 30th 12 7th 11 45:35 +10 31
8th. SV Austria Salzburg 30th 12 7th 11 45:38 +7 31
9. First Vienna FC 1894 (N) 30th 8th 14th 8th 35:43 -8th 30th
10. SK Admira 30th 11 6th 13 38:45 -7 28
11. SC Wacker Vienna 30th 11 6th 13 55:69 -14 28
12. SK VÖEST Linz (N) 30th 11 6th 13 31:48 -17 28
13. Graz AK 30th 8th 11 11 37:35 2 27
14th SC Eisenstadt 30th 7th 8th 15th 40:63 -23 22nd
15th SK Austria Klagenfurt 30th 5 11 14th 26:51 -25 21st
16. FC Dornbirn 1913 (N) 30th 4th 9 17th 23:63 -40 17th
Legend for the national league
  • Austrian champion and
    participation in the 1970/71 European Cup
  • Participation in the Mitropacup 1970/71
  • Participation in the Mitropacup 1970/71
    participation in the Intertoto Cup 1970
  • Participation in the 1970-71 European Cup Winners' Cup
    ÖFB Cup winner 1969/70
    participation in the 1970 Intertoto Cup
  • Participation in the trade fair city cup 1970/71
  • Participation in the Messestädte Cup 1970/71 and the Intertoto Cup 1970
  • Participation in the Intertoto Cup 1970
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (M) Austrian champion 1968/69
    (C) ÖFB Cup winner 1968/69
    (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    List of goalscorers

    Gates player society
    1 22 goals Günter Kaltenbrunner Viennese sports club
    2. 20 goals Jørn Bjerregaard SK Rapid Vienna
    3. 17 goals Johann Ettmayer FC Wacker Innsbruck
    4th 15 goals Ernst Dokupil SC Wacker Vienna
    5. 14 goals Johann Buzek FC Dornbirn 1913
    Karl Kodat SV Austria Salzburg
    Kurt Leitner Linz ASK
    Thomas Parits FK Austria Vienna
    Franz Wolny FC Wacker Innsbruck

    see also list of the best goal scorers in Austria

    Champions team

    Josef Schneider , Rudolf Szanwald - Robert Sara , Eduard Krieger , Johann Frank , Alfons Dirnberger , Karl Fröhlich , Alfred Takacs - Johann Geyer , Heinz Nowy , Thomas Parits - Günter Kuntz , Josef Hickersberger , Helmut Köglberger , Ernst Fiala , Alfred Riedl , Herbert Poindl , Karl Weber - Trainer: Ernst Ocffekt

    Second performance level - regional leagues

    Regional League East

    In the Regionalliga Ost the 1. Simmeringer SC celebrated the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. 1. Simmeringer SC 24 18th 4th 2 60:25 40
    2. SV Wienerberger (N) 24 15th 5 4th 56:30 35
    3. SC Tulln 24 13 3 8th 35:24 29
    4th 1. Schwechater SC 24 11 5 8th 52:38 27
    5. 1. Wiener Neustädter SC 24 9 9 6th 34:30 25th
    6th SV Semperit Traiskirchen 24 8th 7th 9 42:46 23
    7th UFC Frauenkirchen (N) 24 8th 6th 10 30:50 22nd
    8th. BSV Enzesfeld-Hirtenberg (N) 24 8th 5 11 24:40 21st
    9. FC Vienna 24 7th 6th 11 46:52 20th
    10. Vienna AC 24 7th 5 12 30:36 19th
    11. SC Brunn am Gebirge 24 4th 10 10 33:43 18th
    12. SPC Helfort Vienna 24 8th 2 14th 31:41 18th
    13. ASV Siegendorf 24 6th 3 15th 27:45 15th
    Legend for the Regionalliga Ost
  • Promotion to the national league
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Regional league middle

    The WSG Radenthein won the championship title in the Regionalliga Mitte. Due to the draw on July 17th, the autumn championship started on the weekend of August 24th, the 13th (and last autumn) round was scheduled for November 23rd, with the 5th round (20/21 September ) but then (obviously due to the international match in Vienna's Prater Stadium Austria against the Federal Republic of Germany) in several stages (the game Grieskirchen against Rosental 0: 1 only on July 4th 1970), also from the 9th Round (18/19 October) a match (Grieskirchen vs. Ranshofen 1: 3) was only played on November 29th.

    The championship decision was quite controversial, it was made in the match between ASK Phönix Hönigsberg and WSG Radenthein, which was held at a later date . The addendum had become necessary because Hönigsberg had to assign three players to the Styrian regional selection on the original date (May 17) and was therefore exempt from hosting the match. Hönigsberg lost 7-0 on June 28, it was exactly the result that Radenthein needed for the title. Ultimately, however, none of the committees involved could determine any misconduct, so that the ÖFB, which had been called by the WSV Fohnsdorf , which had lost its chance , decided on the final 0: 7 verification on July 19

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. WSG Radenthein 26th 16 4th 6th 48:24 36
    2. WSV Fohnsdorf (N) 26th 15th 6th 5 51:28 36
    3. Kapfenberger SV 26th 13 6th 7th 53:29 32
    4th WSV Donawitz (A) 26th 11 9 6th 40:30 31
    5. SV Rapid Lienz (N) 26th 12 5 9 42:31 29
    6th SV nitrogen Linz 26th 11 4th 11 37:38 26th
    7th SC Bruck / Mur 26th 9 8th 9 25:31 26th
    8th. ASK Voitsberg 26th 9 6th 11 35:42 24
    9. Wolfsberger AC 26th 9 6th 11 23:36 24
    10. SV Grieskirchen (N) 26th 10 3 13 32:35 23
    11. Magdalener SC 26th 10 3 13 38:45 23
    12. SV Phoenix Hönigsberg 26th 9 3 14th 36:53 21st
    13. WSV-ATSV Ranshofen 26th 7th 4th 15th 28:45 18th
    14th WSV Rosental 26th 5 5 18th 27:48 15th
    Legend for the Regionalliga Mitte
  • Promotion to the national league
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (A) Relegated in the 1968/69 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Regionalliga West

    In the Regionalliga West the SC Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz became champions.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SC Black and White Bregenz (A) 26th 19th 6th 1 73:21 44
    2. SK Bischofshofen 26th 11 7th 8th 39:33 29
    3. FC Blau-Weiß Feldkirch 26th 10 8th 8th 41:33 28
    4th 1. Halleiner SK (N) 26th 9 10 7th 33:29 28
    5. SC Kundl 26th 9 9 8th 48:39 27
    6th SC Austria Lustenau 26th 8th 11 7th 30:36 27
    7th FC Rätia Bludenz (N) 26th 9 8th 9 35:42 26th
    8th. VfB Hohenems 26th 7th 11 8th 32:31 25th
    9. Salzburg AK 1914 26th 8th 9 9 30:36 25th
    10. Innsbruck AC (N) 26th 9 7th 10 32:40 25th
    11. ASV Zell am See 26th 6th 12 8th 24:27 24
    12. SC Kufstein 26th 8th 8th 10 39:45 24
    13. FC Lustenau 07 26th 5 7th 14th 35:55 17th
    14th FC Wolfurt 26th 4th 7th 15th 27:51 15th
    Legend for the Regionalliga West
  • Promotion to the national league
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (A) Relegated in the 1968/69 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Third performance level

    Regional League Burgenland

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

    Regional League Carinthia

    In Carinthia, Villacher SV fixed the championship title. Unfortunately, there is no information about the end of the table this season.

    Regional league of Lower Austria

    In Lower Austria, SV Heid Stockerau secured the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SV Heid Stockerau 26th 19th 0 7th 54:24 38
    2. KSV Ortmann 26th 15th 5 6th 42:25 35
    3. Baden AC 26th 14th 4th 8th 42:32 32
    4th SV Hainburg 26th 14th 2 10 49:40 30th
    5. SC Marchfelder Marchegg 26th 11 6th 9 42:35 28
    6th SV Admira Wiener Neustadt (N) 26th 10 7th 9 37:33 27
    7th SV Waidhofen / Thaya (N) 26th 12 3 11 37:40 27
    8th. Kremser SC 26th 10 6th 10 47:36 26th
    9. ASK Bad Vöslau 26th 10 4th 12 30:35 24
    10. ASC Marathon Korneuburg (N) 26th 7th 8th 11 33:37 22nd
    11. WSV Traisen 26th 10 2 14th 41:48 22nd
    12. Voith St. Pölten 26th 9 4th 13 43:63 22nd
    13. SC Prottes 26th 6th 8th 12 32:43 20th
    14th ASK Gloggnitz 26th 5 1 20th 23:61 11
    Legend for the Lower Austria regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Ost
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Regional League Upper Austria

    In Upper Austria the SK Vorwärts Steyr won the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SK Forward Steyr (A) 28 19th 5 4th 62:28 43
    2. SK Amateure Steyr (A) 28 18th 6th 4th 81:33 42
    3. SK Hertha Wels 28 15th 9 4th 57:29 39
    4th TUS Kremsmünster (N) 28 13 7th 8th 57:40 33
    5. ATSV Mauthausen 28 14th 3 11 63:50 31
    6th SV Post Admira Linz 28 13 4th 11 57:46 30th
    7th ASK St. Valentin 28 10 9 9 33:30 29
    8th. Welser SC 28 9 9 10 38:43 27
    9. SV Urfahr 28 10 6th 12 52:46 26th
    10. SC Marchtrenk 28 8th 9 11 38:51 25th
    11. SK Altheim 28 8th 7th 13 44:53 23
    12. ATSV Steyrermühl 28 8th 4th 16 39:61 20th
    13. Police SV Linz 28 7th 6th 15th 35:67 20th
    14th UFC Eferding 28 5 8th 15th 25:54 18th
    15th ATSV Bad Schallerbach (N) 28 5 4th 19th 26:76 14th
    Legend for the Upper Austria regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Mitte
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1968/69 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Salzburg regional league

    TSV St. Johann / Pongau became champions in Salzburg.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. TSV St. Johann / Pongau 22nd 12 5 5 46:28 29
    2. Amateur SV Salzburg (A) 22nd 11 5 6th 50:36 27
    3. SV Grödig 22nd 10 7th 5 41:28 27
    4th WSK Kaprun 22nd 10 6th 6th 52:33 26th
    5. SV Bürmoos 22nd 10 4th 8th 32:28 24
    6th 1st Salzburg SK 1919 (A) 22nd 10 4th 8th 34:35 24
    7th SV Schwarzach (N) 22nd 7th 9 6th 34:33 23
    8th. ESV Saalfelden 22nd 9 5 8th 32:32 23
    9. FC Puch 22nd 8th 6th 8th 43:33 22nd
    10. UFC Salzburg-Danubia (N) 22nd 7th 4th 11 29:43 18th
    11. 1. Oberndorfer SK 22nd 4th 4th 14th 23:53 12
    12. TSV Neumarkt 22nd 3 3 16 25:59 7th
    Legend for the Salzburg regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga West
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1968/69 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Regional League Styria

    ATUS Weiz celebrated the championship title in Styria.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. ATuS Weiz 26th 16 6th 4th 48:27 38
    2. Red Star Knittelfeld (N) 26th 13 9 4th 51:31 35
    3. WSV Eisenerz 26th 12 6th 8th 45:31 30th
    4th Deutschlandsberger SC 26th 10 9 7th 54:35 29
    5. SV Flavia Solva (N) 26th 11 5 10 42:42 27
    6th WSV Judenburg 26th 9 8th 9 36:37 26th
    7th ASK Rot-Weiß Knittelfeld 26th 9 8th 9 32:40 26th
    8th. SC Trofaiach 26th 10 5 11 33:36 25th
    9. FC Veitsch (N) 26th 8th 9 9 32:41 25th
    10. SV Frohnleiten 26th 9 5 12 31:34 23
    11. ASK Köflach 26th 6th 11 9 35:40 23
    12. Grazer SC 26th 9 4th 13 38:43 22nd
    13. SC Fürstenfeld 26th 7th 8th 11 37:43 22nd
    14th FC Kindberg 26th 4th 5 17th 24:58 13
    Legend for the Styrian regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Mitte
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Regional League Tyrol

    ESV Austria Innsbruck fixed 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. ESV Austria Innsbruck
    2. SVG Jenbach (N)
    3. Innsbrucker SK
    4th SV Innsbruck (N)
    5. SC Schwaz
    6th SV Kirchbichl
    7th SV joining
    8th. SK Imst
    9. SV Kematen
    10. SV Hall
    11. SK St. Johann
    12. SV Reutte
    Legend for the Landesliga Tirol
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga West
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Vorarlberg regional league

    In Vorarlberg, FC Rot-Weiß Rankweil secured the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. FC Rot-Weiß Rankweil (A) 22nd 14th 3 5 43:23 31
    2. FC Lauterach 22nd 12 4th 6th 50:28 28
    3. FC Höchst 22nd 11 5 6th 38:17 27
    4th FC Viktoria Bregenz 22nd 11 3 8th 33:26 25th
    5. Dornbirner SV 22nd 8th 8th 6th 28:16 24
    6th FC Thuringia 22nd 7th 9 6th 37:35 23
    7th FC Götzis (N) 22nd 7th 8th 7th 34:28 22nd
    8th. FC Hard 22nd 10 1 11 33:40 21st
    9. FC Nenzing (N) 22nd 9 3 10 32:40 21st
    10. FC Kennelbach 22nd 6th 8th 8th 33:29 20th
    11. TSV Altenstadt 22nd 5 2 15th 25:57 12
    12. FC Schruns 22nd 3 4th 15th 14:61 10
    Legend for the Vorarlberg regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga West
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1968/69 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Vienna League

    In Vienna the FS Elektra Vienna won the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. FS Elektra Vienna (A) 30th 16 8th 6th 51:27 40
    2. Floridsdorfer AC 30th 15th 8th 7th 48:42 38
    3. SC Hinteregger 30th 14th 7th 9 44:36 35
    4th FC Stadlau 30th 13 7th 10 40:34 33
    5. FC Hellas Kagran 30th 12 7th 11 47:39 31
    6th Landstraßer AC 30th 12 7th 11 51:48 31
    7th SC Brewery Schwechat (N) 30th 11 9 10 45:45 31
    8th. SR Donaufeld 30th 10 10 10 53:45 30th
    9. SC Red Star Vienna 30th 10 10 10 49:49 30th
    10. SC Rapid Oberlaa 30th 10 9 11 42:43 29
    11. Prater SV (N) 30th 10 8th 12 45:46 28
    12. Nussdorfer AC (A) 30th 11 6th 13 43:49 28
    13. SV Danube 30th 6th 15th 9 32:36 27
    14th SK Slovan Vienna 30th 8th 10 12 43:46 26th
    15th FC Atzgersdorf 30th 10 6th 14th 47:61 26th
    16. SV Wienerfeld 30th 5 7th 18th 27:61 17th
    Legend for the Vienna League
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Ost
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1968/69 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1968/69 season

    Climbers

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ^ "From the football season 1969/70 national league with 16 clubs!"; “Kärntner Tageszeitung” No. 158 of July 15, 1967, page 15, top right
    2. ↑ a b c d Austria Final League Tables (First and Second Level), Austria 1969/70, State League A, Regionalliga Ost, Regionalliga Mitte, Regionalliga West. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    3. ↑ «Goal bonus abolished» . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna August 6, 1969, p. 10 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    4. ↑ top left: «Still only two foreigners» . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna July 5, 1969, p. 12 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    5. ↑ Columns 2 to 4, middle: “Start on August 24th without hits” . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna July 9, 1969, p. 10 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    6. ↑ Columns 4 and 5, approx. Middle: "Regionalliga Ost with 13 clubs" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna July 11, 1969, p. 14 ( Arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    7. ↑ Column 3, above: "Middle league draw" and "Western league draw" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna July 18, 1969, p. 14 ( Arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    8. ↑ Column 5, above: “Dr. Gerö President » . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna April 28, 1970, p. 12 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    9. ↑ below: "Austria Wien - a football champion of records" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna June 16, 1970, p. 12 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    10. ^ Columns 3 and 4, middle: "Austria Salzburg as a top-off" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna August 30, 1969, p. 10 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    11. ↑ Columns 1 to 3, middle: "Salzburg applies for the Seitl ban" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna September 3, 1969, p. 10 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    12. ^ Columns 1 and 2, below: "Salzburg engages Schlechta" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna September 4, 1969, p. 10 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    13. ↑ «Ice-cold Spaniards allowed no miracle» . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna October 1, 1970, p. 15 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    14. ↑ Internet page «FOOTBALL IN AUSTRIA»
    15. ↑ Columns 1 to 3 below: "Styrian Derby in the ninth round" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna July 20, 1969, p. 11 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    16. ↑ Internet page «FOOTBALL IN AUSTRIA»
    17. ^ Lower Austrian Football Association, tables for the 1969-70 season, regional league. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    18. ^ All decades at a glance, season 1960/61 to 1969/70, Landesliga Oberösterreich 1969/70. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    19. ↑ Salzburg Wiki, football tables 1969/70. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
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