Austrian football championship 1973/74

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Austrian football championship 1973/74
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Austrian football championship 1973/74
master SK VÖEST Linz (1)
Shooter king Johann Krankl (36)

The Austrian Football Championship 1973/74 was organized by the Austrian Football Association . The regional leagues east ( Vienna , Lower Austria , Burgenland ), the regional leagues middle ( Upper Austria , Styria , Carinthia ) and the regional leagues west ( Salzburg , Tyrol , Vorarlberg ) served as the substructure for the national league . The respective national leagues of the federal states acted as the third performance level.

First performance level - national league

General

The championship in the national league was contested with 17 teams, each of which met twice during the entire season. SK VÖEST Linz was able to become Austrian football champions for the first time during the season ; Defending champion SSW Innsbruck (syndicate between Wacker Innsbruck and WSG Wattens) became runner-up. As Austrian champions, VÖEST Linz qualified for the 1975 European Cup , where the club was eliminated in the first round. The syndicate between Vienna AC and Austria was allowed to take part in the 1975 European Cup , where the team reached the round of 16. Sturm Graz, SSW Innsbruck and Rapid Wien represented Austria's football in the 1974/75 UEFA Cup ; Sturm Graz and SSW Innsbruck failed in round 1, Rapid reached the round of 32.

Sporty

The 1974 championship had a surprise winner with the VÖEST Linz factory club. With Helmut Senekowitsch, the club had the youngest coach in the Bundesliga and was also the youngest club itself: the title was won for “only” the 30th anniversary of the club. The team with a few stars and only two national players was able to succeed thanks to its unity in front of the defending game community Wattens-Wacker Innsbruck. The decision was only made when the Tyroleans fell in the last round at Sturm Graz (0-0), who would have been impossible to catch if they had won. A 2-0 win at home against Vienna was enough for the Linzers to win the title. Record champion Rapid was also involved in the fight for the title thanks to his new young goalgetter Hans Krankl . The striker was awarded the top scorer with 36 goals and the second top scorer in Europe with the silver shoe . His personal highlight was certainly the derby against Austria on April 12, 1974, when he scored all four Rapid goals in the 4-0.

Game abandoned in the "great Viennese derby"

In the floodlit match from 6 p.m. on Saturday, September 29, 1973, in the Prater Stadium near Austria / WAC against Rapid, the Viennese referee Paul Schiller aborted it in the 80th minute of the game. The match had started half an hour late due to a cable fire and therefore floodlights. Rapid had taken the lead in the 36th minute through a penalty from Bernd Lorenz , when Helmut Weigl equalized in the 80th minute, spectators penetrated the field. The stewardship, including the police, was unable to get the audience out, and a police spokesman said that the majority of these people were young people and that "more riots would have been provoked had they been used with indomitable violence". The ÖFB bodies decided to repeat the match, which happened on December 1st, with Austria winning 3-1.

The game was also canceled in the 22nd round on March 21, 1974 in the match between Donawitzer SV Alpine and SpG WSG Radenthein - Villacher SV in the 82nd minute when the home team was 4-0. A drunken Donawitzer supporter had thrown stones at the assistant referee Günther Bind, so that he suffered a slight head injury, whereupon referee Herbert Loidl from Bad Ischl broke off the match. It was strange that the assistant was a Villach Regional League referee from Villach who happened to be present and he had to replace an assistant who was unable to attend. On April 25th, however, the criminal senate decided on a result-based certification. zw. With regard to the major reform, anyway had no meaning. Even if the match had been verified for the guests, as was the case if a club (in this case Donawitz) was at fault, it was practically a done deal that both teams would no longer belong to the top division in the following season.

Bundesliga reform

The league reform adopted by the Austrian Football Association after the end of the season caused a sensation on April 21, 1974 in the Viennese railway workers' home. In order to increase the level of the league, the number of participating clubs was reduced to ten. Regardless of the athletic qualification, it was determined that Vienna should have two Bundesliga clubs and all other federal states one Bundesliga club each. All other teams should be second class, the second division champions should have no opportunity for promotion in the reform year. The participating clubs per federal state were determined on the basis of a five-year evaluation. Master VÖEST Linz managed to reduce this concept to absurdity, because the club was behind LASK in the five-year ranking and should therefore have been relegated. So it was decided that the master did not have to relegate, and the LASK was given the opportunity to remain in the top division as the second Upper Austrian club through a qualifying tournament against the champions of the three regional leagues, which LASK also managed. As a result, Vorarlberg lost its place in the Bundesliga; FC Vorarlberg played in the second highest league, which from now on was called the "National League".

Forced descents:

  • Donawitzer SV Alpine: forced relegation, as in the five-year ranking behind SK Sturm Graz.
  • Wiener Sport-Club: forced relegation, as in the five-year ranking behind Austria and Rapid.
  • 1. Simmeringer SC: forced relegation, because in the five-year ranking behind Austria and Rapid.
  • Grazer AK: forced relegation, because in the five-year ranking behind SK Sturm Graz.
  • Radenthein / Villacher SV: forced relegation, as in the five-year ranking behind Austria Klagenfurt, but also (theoretical) relegation in sporting terms
  • First Vienna FC: compulsory relegation, as in the five-year ranking behind Austria and Rapid, but also (theoretical) relegation in sporting terms.
  • FC Vorarlberg: compulsory relegation, as Vorarlberg did not have a fixed place in the Bundesliga, but also (theoretical) relegation in sporting terms.

As a result of this reform, almost all the second-rate teams of the 1973/74 season played in the third performance class (i.e. the national leagues) in the following season. Almost only those clubs that should have been promoted remained in second class - consequently, there were no promoters from the respective national leagues and the subordinate divisions.

Closing table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
1. SK VÖEST Linz 32 18th 11 3 51:28 47
2. S SW Innsbruck (M, C) 32 19th 8th 5 57:21 46
3. SK Rapid Vienna 32 18th 9 5 74:33 45
4th SpG FK Austria - Vienna AC 32 16 7th 9 59:37 39
5. SK Sturm Graz 32 14th 6th 12 28:35 34
6th Donawitzer SV Alpine 32 13 7th 12 51:48 33
7th FC Admira / Wacker 32 11 9 12 50:48 31
8th. SV Austria Salzburg 32 10 11 11 35:35 31
9. Linz ASK 32 11 8th 13 38:48 30th
10. Viennese sports club 32 10 9 13 43:60 29
11. 1. Simmeringer SC (N) 32 10 8th 14th 49:47 28
12. Graz AK 32 9 10 13 31:41 28
13. SC Eisenstadt 32 11 6th 15th 36:52 28
14th Austria Klagenfurt 32 8th 11 13 33:44 27
15th SpG WSG Radenthein - Villacher SV (N) 32 6th 14th 12 33:40 26th
16. First Vienna FC 1894 32 8th 8th 16 38:54 24
17th FC Vorarlberg (N) 32 5 8th 19th 31:66 18th
Legend for the national league
  • Austrian champion and
    participation in the 1974/75 European Cup.
    Participation in the 1974 Intertoto Cup
  • Participation in the Mitropacup 1974/75.
    Participation in the UEFA Cup 1974/75
  • Participation in the European Cup Winners' Cup 1974/75
    ÖFB Cup winners 1973/74
    Participation in the 1974 Intertoto Cup
  • Participation in the 1974/75 UEFA Cup
  • Participation in the 1974/75 UEFA Cup and the 1974 Intertoto Cup
  • Participation in the Intertoto Cup 1974
  • Participation in the relegation games against the champions of the regional leagues
  • Relegation to the national league
    • (M) Austrian champion 1972/73
    (C) ÖFB Cup winner 1972/73
    (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Qualified through relegation

    List of goalscorers

    Gates player society
    1 36 goals Johann Krankl SK Rapid Vienna
    2. 21 goals Lothar Emmerich (Germany) Austria Klagenfurt
    3. 20 goals Hans Pirkner DSV Alpine
    4th 17 goals Michael Lorenz (Germany) VÖEST Linz
    5. 15 goals Ernst Dokupil 1. Simmeringer SC

    see also list of the best goal scorers in Austria

    Champions team

    Herbert Rettensteiner , Herbert Höller - Wilhelm Huberts , Norbert Ebster , Hansi Reich , Peter Rath , Walter Kupfinger - Hans Scharmann , Ferdinand Milanovich , Georg Kottan , Gerhard Horvath - Fritz Ulmer , Herwig Kircher , Josef Larionows , Michael Lorenz, Josef Stering , Günter Bischof , Jürgen Kreuzer - Trainer: Helmut Senekowitsch

    Second performance level - regional leagues

    Regional League East

    In the Regionalliga Ost, ASV Stockerau was able to celebrate the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. ASV Stockerau 24 18th 5 1 65:23 41
    2. 1. Wiener Neustädter SC 24 12 7th 5 41:23 31
    3. Baden AC 24 12 3 9 38:30 27
    4th SV Admira Wiener Neustadt (A) 24 12 3 9 35:27 27
    5. SV Rechnitz 24 8th 10 6th 34:30 26th
    6th 1. Schwechater SC 24 9 6th 9 45:35 24
    7th SC Tulln 24 8th 7th 9 35:27 23
    8th. SC Brunn am Gebirge 24 6th 11 7th 23:27 23
    9. SC Hinteregger 24 7th 7th 10 35:38 21st
    10. Prater SV 24 7th 6th 11 27:37 20th
    11. ESV Ostbahn XI (N) 24 8th 3 13 28:54 19th
    12. ASV Siegendorf (N) 24 6th 6th 12 25:47 18th
    13. ASK Eggendorf (N) 24 4th 4th 16 32:65 12
    Legend for the Regionalliga Ost
  • Participation in the relegation games to the Bundesliga
  • Remaining in the 2nd level, participation in the newly founded National League
  • Participation in the relegation games to the national league
  • Relegation to the 3rd level, participation in the Regionalliga Ost
    • (A) Relegated in the 1972/73 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    Qualified through relegation

    Regional league middle

    Kapfenberger SV fixed the championship title in the Regionalliga Mitte.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. Kapfenberger SV 24 16 5 3 58:17 37
    2. Wolfsberger AC 24 13 6th 5 42:27 32
    3. SV Rapid Lienz 24 12 7th 5 47:26 31
    4th SV St. Veit an der Glan (N) 24 9 8th 7th 32:27 26th
    5. SV Flavia Solva Wagna 24 9 8th 7th 28:28 26th
    6th SV Grieskirchen 24 6th 9 7th 29:25 25th
    7th WSV Liezen 24 9 5 10 30:40 23
    8th. SK Forward Steyr 24 10 2 12 29:38 22nd
    9. Welser SC 24 7th 7th 10 29:41 21st
    10. ATuS Weiz 24 7th 6th 11 32:38 20th
    11. WSV Lapp-Finze Graz (N) 24 4th 11 9 25:33 19th
    12. Magdalener SC 24 7th 4th 13 34:45 18th
    13. WSV Fohnsdorf 24 4th 4th 16 21:51 12
    Legend for the Regionalliga Mitte
  • Participation in the relegation games to the Bundesliga
  • Remaining in the 2nd level, participation in the newly founded National League
  • Participation in the relegation games to the national league
  • Relegation to the 3rd level, participation in the regional league
    • (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    • no promoted team, as the regional league will be dissolved and the promoted team will be determined by the champions of the three national leagues.

    Qualified through relegation

    Regionalliga West

    In the Regionalliga West, FC Dornbirn secured the championship title in 1913.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. FC Dornbirn 1913 26th 15th 7th 4th 52:17 37
    2. SK Bischofshofen 26th 15th 6th 5 44:20 36
    3. SVg Bregenz / Bludenz (A) 26th 15th 5 6th 48:29 35
    4th Salzburg AK 1914 26th 13 6th 7th 42:25 32
    5. SC Kundl 26th 13 6th 7th 58:45 32
    6th FC Blau-Weiß Feldkirch 26th 10 5 11 35:38 25th
    7th SC Kufstein (N) 26th 9 6th 11 28:33 24
    8th. FC Höchst 26th 10 4th 12 40:46 24
    9. 1. Halleiner SK 26th 8th 7th 11 42:44 23
    10. Innsbruck AC 26th 10 2 14th 36:50 22nd
    11. ESV Austria Innsbruck 26th 7th 7th 12 40:57 21st
    12. WSK Kaprun 26th 8th 4th 14th 30:57 20th
    13. SV Henndorf (N) 26th 7th 5 14th 22:35 19th
    14th Dornbirner SV (N) 26th 4th 6th 16 20:41 14th
    Legend for the Regionalliga West
  • Participation in the relegation games to the Bundesliga
  • Remaining in the 2nd level, participation in the newly founded National League
  • Relegation to the 3rd level, participation in the regional league
    • (A) Relegated in the 1972/73 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    • no promoted team because the regional league was dissolved and the promoted team was determined by the champions of the three national leagues.

    Qualified through relegation

    Third performance level

    Regional League Burgenland

    Unfortunately, there is no information about the end of the table this season.

    Regional League Carinthia

    Unfortunately, there is no information about the end of the table this season.

    Regional league of Lower Austria

    In Lower Austria, SC Krems won the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SC Krems 26th 16 6th 4th 50:21 38
    2. ASV Hohenau 26th 15th 5 6th 50:29 35
    3. KSV Ortmann 26th 14th 4th 8th 51:34 32
    4th SV Waidhofen / Thaya 26th 10 8th 8th 49:50 28
    5. SC Neusiedl / Zaya 26th 10 7th 9 51:39 27
    6th Voith-Schwarze Elf St. Pölten 26th 10 6th 10 40:28 26th
    7th WSV Pitten 26th 10 6th 10 43:35 26th
    8th. Krems hut 26th 10 6th 10 38:44 26th
    9. ASC Marchfelder Marchegg 26th 10 5 11 43:40 25th
    10. KSV Böhlerwerk 26th 9 6th 11 29:35 24
    11. SC Neunkirchen (N) 26th 8th 8th 10 36:42 24
    12. SC Herzogenburg (N) 26th 7th 9 10 41:45 23
    13. ESV forward Krems 26th 5 5 16 39:65 15th
    14th SC Marathon Korneuburg (N) 26th 6th 3 17th 34:87 15th
    Legend for the Lower Austria regional league
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Ost
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    1st regional league Upper Austria

    In Upper Austria, ASK St. Valentin was able to secure the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. ASK St. Valentin 28 19th 6th 3 51:19 44
    2. SK Admira Linz 28 15th 3 10 56:31 33
    3. ATSV Schärding 28 14th 5 9 65:42 33
    4th SK Altheim 28 12 9 7th 52:40 33
    5. ATSV Ranshofen 28 13 6th 9 45:45 32
    6th FC Union Wels 28 11 9 8th 37:30 31
    7th SK Hertha Wels 28 13 4th 11 55:54 30th
    8th. SK Amateurs Steyr 28 10 9 9 37:40 29
    9. SK Danube Linz 28 12 4th 12 42:47 28
    10. ATSV Leonding (N) 28 8th 10 10 44:44 26th
    11. SK Eintracht Wels 28 10 5 13 45:63 25th
    12. SV Urfahr 28 7th 9 12 29:38 23
    13. UFC Eferding (N) 28 4th 14th 10 33:49 22nd
    14th TUS Kremsmünster 28 7th 4th 17th 39:70 18th
    15th SC Marchtrenk 28 5 3 20th 39:57 13
    Legend for the 1st regional league Upper Austria
  • Champion of the 1st regional league Upper Austria
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    Salzburg regional league

    SV Grödig celebrated the championship title in Salzburg.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SV Grödig 22nd 15th 3 4th 55:24 33
    2. FC Puch 22nd 14th 5 3 48:25 33
    3. ASK Salzburg 22nd 15th 2 5 59:36 32
    4th SV Bürmoos (N) 22nd 14th 3 5 47:27 31
    5. ESV Saalfelden 22nd 10 4th 8th 53:35 24
    6th SK Saalfelden 22nd 11 1 10 38:37 23
    7th SK Taxenbach (N) 22nd 10 3 9 42:49 23
    8th. FC Zell am See 22nd 5 6th 11 21:44 16
    9. TSV St. Johann im Pongau 22nd 4th 6th 12 26:37 14th
    10. FC Bad Gastein 22nd 5 4th 13 37:52 14th
    11. Amateur SV Salzburg 22nd 5 2 15th 28:50 12
    12. SV Seekirchen 22nd 3 3 16 30:68 9
    Legend for the Salzburg regional league
  • Champion of the Salzburg regional league
  • Participation in the relegation games to the Salzburg League
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    Qualified through relegation

    Regional League Styria

    In Styria, the Deutschlandsberger SC won the championship.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. Deutschlandsberger SC 26th 15th 6th 5 68:28 36
    2. SV Rottenmann 26th 14th 8th 4th 38:18 36
    3. SV Merino Feldbach (N) 26th 11 10 5 45:28 32
    4th SV Guggenbach 26th 10 10 6th 41:32 30th
    5. ASK Voitsberg 26th 13 2 11 39:33 28
    6th SV Austria Kapfenberg 26th 11 5 10 39:27 27
    7th ASK Red-White Knittelfeld (N) 26th 8th 10 8th 36:34 26th
    8th. SC Bruck / Mur 26th 8th 10 8th 35:36 26th
    9. FC Veitsch (N) 26th 9 7th 10 34:36 25th
    10. WSV Rosenthal 26th 7th 10 9 43:52 24
    11. ATUS Bärnbach 26th 9 5 12 32:56 23
    12. SV Gratkorn 26th 8th 6th 12 39:44 22nd
    13. WSV Judenburg 26th 6th 5 15th 39:61 17th
    14th WSV Eisenerz 26th 3 6th 17th 28:60 12
    Legend for the Styrian regional league
  • Champion of the Styrian regional league
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    Regional League Tyrol

    The SV Hall became champions 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. Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SV Hall 1 (A)
    2. SV Kirchbichl
    3. SVG Jenbach (N)
    4th SV Kematen
    5. SV Landeck (N)
    6th SV joining
    7th SC Schwaz
    8th. Innsbrucker SK
    9. SVg Mayrhofen
    10. SC Imst
    11. SV Rattenberg (N)
    12. SV Reutte
    13. SK Steinach
    1 SV Hall is relegated to the lower division.
    Legend for the Landesliga Tirol
  • Champion of the Landesliga Tirol
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1972/73 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    • no climbers

    Vorarlberg regional league

    VfB Hohenems celebrated the championship title in Vorarlberg.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. VfB Hohenems 22nd 16 4th 2 63:14 36
    2. SC Admira Dornbirn (N) 22nd 14th 5 3 48:21 33
    3. SC Austria Lustenau (A) 22nd 14th 3 5 41:21 31
    4th FC Hard 22nd 9 7th 6th 49:37 25th
    5. FC Lauterach 22nd 10 4th 8th 50:41 24
    6th FC Nenzing 22nd 8th 5 9 33:34 21st
    7th SCR Altach 22nd 8th 4th 10 32:32 20th
    8th. FC Wolfurt 22nd 5 7th 10 29:33 17th
    9. SCM Vandans (N) 22nd 5 7th 10 27:51 17th
    10. FC Lustenau 22nd 4th 7th 11 23:47 15th
    11. SV Frastanz 22nd 5 4th 13 25:48 14th
    12. FC Kennelbach 22nd 4th 3 15th 25:56 11
    Legend for the Vorarlberg regional league
  • Champion of the Vorarlberg regional league
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1972/73 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    Vienna League

    In Vienna the Landstrasser AC fixed the championship title.

    Closing table

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. Landstraßer AC 26th 15th 7th 4th 65:35 (46:32) 1 37
    2. Floridsdorfer AC 26th 12 8th 6th 41:32 32
    3. SC Helfort Vienna 26th 11 9 6th 39:25 (37:23) 1 31
    4th FS Elektra Vienna 26th 11 8th 7th 44:31 30th
    5. SV Wienerberger (A) 26th 10 7th 9 34:29 27
    6th Rennweger SV 26th 10 6th 10 36:32 26th
    7th SC gasworks VIII 26th 10 6th 10 26:40 26th
    8th. FC Stadlau 26th 8th 8th 10 36:35 24
    9. DSV Fortuna 05 (N) 26th 7th 10 9 35:43 24
    10. FC Hellas Kagran 26th 6th 11 9 27:32 23
    11. SR Donaufeld 26th 7th 8th 11 35:38 22nd
    12. Nussdorfer AC 26th 9 4th 13 35:54 22nd
    13. SV Danube 26th 5 10 11 25:35 20th
    14th SK Slovan Vienna (N) 26th 6th 8th 12 25:42 (26:42) 1 20th
    1 Different dates of scored and received goals in the games of the clubs against each other.
    Legend for the Vienna League
  • Promotion to the Regionalliga Ost
  • no relegated to the lower division
    • (A) Relegated in the 1972/73 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1972/73 season

    Climbers

    Relegation

    Relegation to the Bundesliga

    Qualifying rounds
    Linz ASK (N) - FC Dornbirn 1913 (RLW) 4-0 2: 2 6: 2
    Kapfenberger SV (RLM) - ASV Stockerau (RLO) 0: 1 1: 6 1: 7
    Decision-making round
    ASV Stockerau (RLO) - Linz ASK (N) 3: 1 1: 6 4: 7
    Legend: (N): Nationalliga, (RLM): Regionalliga Mitte, (RLO): Regionalliga Ost, (RLW): Regionalliga West

    Relegation to the national league

    Relegation relegation was contested by the two third-placed players in Regionalliga Ost, Badener AC, and Regionalliga Mitte, SV Rapid Lienz.

    Decision-making round
    Badener AC (RLO) - SV Rapid Lienz (RLM) 0: 1 0: 1 0: 2
    Legend: (RLM): Regionalliga Mitte, (RLO): Regionalliga Ost

    Relegation to the Salzburg League

    Decision-making round
    TSV St. Johann / Pongau (9th L) - SV Schwarzach (1st KS) 0: 1 1: 2 1: 3
    USK Anif (1st KN) - FC Bad Gastein (10th L) 1-0 0-0 1-0
    Legend: (L): Landesliga Salzburg, (KN): Class North, (KS): Class South

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ^ A b c d Austria Final League Tables (First and Second Level), Austria 1973/74, Staatsliga A, Regionalliga Ost, Regionalliga Mitte, Regionalliga West. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    2. ↑ «It was dark in the Prater Stadium» . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna September 30, 1973, p. 15 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    3. ↑ right center: «Criminal Senate decides today» . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna October 2, 1973, p. 15 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    4. ^ "Donawitz with Juniors against Innsbruck?" and other contributions such as glosses “taken on the grain” and “this is how to play” . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna April 23, 1974, p. 15 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    5. ^ Lower Austrian Football Association, tables for the 1973-74 season, regional league. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    6. ↑ All decades at a glance, 1970/71 to 1979/80 season, 1. Landesliga Oberösterreich 1973/74. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    7. ↑ Salzburg Wiki, football tables 1973/74. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    8. ^ Styrian Football Association, 1973/74 season, Landesliga Styria. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    9. ^ SV Kematen, tables from 1947 to today. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .
    10. ^ Vorarlberger Football Association, tables and match reports 1973/1974. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on August 6, 2016 ; accessed on March 23, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / reports.vfvapps.at
    11. ^ Austria - Vienna - List of Champions, Wiener Liga 1973/74. Retrieved March 23, 2017 .