Austrian football championship 1983/84

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Austrian football championship 1983/84
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Austrian football championship 1983/84
master FK Austria Vienna (16)
Shooter king Tibor Nyilasi (26)

The Austrian Football Championship 1983/84 was organized by the Austrian Football Association . The single-track 2nd division served as a substructure for the 1st division . The third level was the Regionalliga West (Salzburg, Tyrol, Vorarlberg) and the regional leagues of Vienna, Lower Austria, Burgenland, Carinthia, Upper Austria and Styria.

General

The first half of the season ended on the last weekend in November. December the first second half of the season. After the 15th round there was a trio at the top: Austria, LASK and Sturm each had 10 wins and 3 draws, so 23 points. Rapid with 8 wins and 5 draws was two points behind. The crisis-ridden FC Wels was 10th with 14 points. The final trio was made up of St. Veit (10), FavAC (9) and Neusiedl (0).

Austria and Rapid (who celebrated several victories at all) initially showed no nakedness in the second half of the season, both got the maximum points in the first four rounds, then (round 20) there was a draw for both. With the 4-1 derby win on April 7th, Rapid equalized the score - falling one point behind due to their own two draws (with one of Austria at the same time). The 2: 3 Austria defeat at VÖEST Linz in the 27th round (May 18th) brought Rapid the table lead for 2 rounds, which was lost again with the 0-0 in the penultimate round at Admira (May 29th) . The title decision was only made in the last round, but in which the two competitors Austria and Rapid won, which meant that the Rapidler stayed in second place and missed the double . With the win at Sturm Graz, Austria took away the Grazers' participation in the UEFA Cup in the last match of the season.

The greatest performance in the European Cup was offered by Rapid Vienna, which - like Austria seven years earlier - reached the final of the cup winners' competition . For the time being, Besiktas Istanbul had been eliminated (H 4: 1, A 1: 1), then there were the memorable encounters with Celtic Glasgow and Dynamo Dresden . Against the Scots with the riots in Celtic Park in Glasgow and thus the repetition of the game at Old Trafford in Manchester , then against Leipzig a 3-0 from the first leg was "turned" by a 5-0. (March 6/20, 1985). Dinamo Moscow were knocked out 3-1 at home and 1-1 away. In the final on May 15 at the Feyenoord Stadium in Rotterdam , FC Everton showed Rapids limits with a 3-1 victory.
Austria advanced to the quarterfinals in the championship cup . After victories over FC La Valletta (4: 0 each), the BFC Dynamo ( Dynamo Berlin ) in the Friedrich-Jahn-Sportpark scored 3: 3 on October 24 and won the second leg in the Hanappi Stadium 2: 1. The Liverpool was then but a size too large. More than the 1-1 home on March 6th didn't look out, at the Anfield Stadium (also called Anfield-Road ) there was a 4-1 two weeks later.
In the UEFA Cup, LASK (after first two 1-0 victories over Östers IF Växjö from Sweden) clearly failed to Dundee United (H 1: 2, A 1: 5). SSW Innsbruck faced Real Madrid in the first round - after a 5-0 defeat at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu - the Tyroleans won 2-0 at the Tivoli Stadium.

particularities

The match between SK Sturm Graz and the Wiener Sport-Club (2: 1) from the first round (August 19) was certified 3: 0 for Sturm on August 24, and a fine of 10,000 Schillings was imposed; the Viennese had used Wenanty Fuhl without justification ; the approval by the DFB was not received in time. However, it arrived later, so that Fuhl was allowed to participate in the other games of the sports club. In addition, this certification had no effect that the sports club would be ranked worse in the event of a tie.
The premature dissolution of the Welser SC brought a decrease in viewers compared to the previous year (on average it was a minus of 200 per round; the Welser had had a good visit).
The final match between Sturm Graz and Austria Wien also brought about rioting by the audience, some of which were triggered by a smoke bomb thrown into the audience by an Austria fan. Two children were injured by this smoke bomb, the ruthless Austria fan also kicked a police officer in the abdomen.

statistics

Without the 3-0 certifications against Wels, there is the following picture:
In the home table Austria had three points ahead of Rapid with 27 points (24 points each for Innsbruck and LASK). between with 21 points, in the away table three points ahead of Austria - here LASK was third with 16 points. Neusiedl has (due to the lack of certification against Wels) with 2 draws just two home points and had no point away. At home, newly promoted SV St. Veit (13 points) was penultimate, while away it was surprisingly VÖEST Linz (5 points with one win and three draws).
There were 60 penalties in total, 50 of which were converted.

TV contract

The game committee of the ÖFB and the ORF agreed on a new contract running until the summer of 1986 with six million schillings a year for the broadcasting rights of the championship games, with games being played on Fridays from mid-April to mid-October. (There was also compensation for European Cup home games with 500,000 Schillings for the first round up to 1.5 million Schillings for the final round.) There was no agreement because of the stadium advertising, where the ORF wanted fewer banners. This was due to the fact that most of the clubs did not own the pitch.

First performance level - 1st division

Closing table

Pl. 1st division 1983/84 Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
1. FK Austria Vienna 30th 21st 5 4th 85:29 47
2. SK Rapid Vienna (C, M) 30th 19th 9 2 71:18 47
3. Linz ASK 30th 17th 8th 5 54:25 42
4th S SW Innsbruck 30th 13 11 6th 54:31 37
5. SK Sturm Graz 30th 15th 7th 8th 52:43 37
6th FC Admira / Wacker 30th 12 12 6th 47:36 36
7th SK Austria Klagenfurt 30th 12 10 8th 55:38 34
8th. Graz AK 30th 13 6th 11 45:37 32
9. Viennese sports club 30th 10 7th 13 53:52 27
10. SV Austria Salzburg 30th 10 7th 13 39:46 27
11. SC Eisenstadt 30th 9 7th 14th 39:49 25th
12. SK VOEST Linz 30th 8th 9 13 35:47 25th
13. Favoritner AC (N) 30th 8th 9 13 35:52 25th
14th SV St. Veit / Glan (N) 30th 7th 7th 16 37:59 21st
15th Union Catfish 30th 4th 6th 20th 22:69 14th
16. SC Neusiedl 30th 1 2 27 10: 102 4th
Legend for the 1st division
  • Austrian champion and
    participation in the European Cup of National Champions 1984/85
  • Participation in the European Cup Winners' Cup 1984/85
    ÖFB Cup winners 1983/84
  • Participation in the UEFA Cup 1984/85 and the Intertoto Cup 1984
  • Participation in the Intertoto Cup 1984
  • Participation in the relegation games against the third in the 2nd division
  • Relegation to the 2nd division
    • (M) Austrian champion 1982/83
    (C) ÖFB Cup winner 1982/83
    (N) Newcomers of the 1982/83 season

    Union Wels was dissolved in February 1984 due to bankruptcy and all outstanding games were rated 3-0 for the respective opponents (this is how SC Neusiedl won the only season). After the end of the season, SC Neusiedl decided not to participate in the 2nd division and was included in the Burgenland 2nd division north.

    List of goalscorers

    Gates player society
    1 26 goals Tibor Nyilasi FK Austria Vienna
    2. 19 goals Alfred Drabits FK Austria Vienna
    3. 18 goals Antonín Panenka SK Rapid Vienna
    4th 17 goals Hans Krankl SK Rapid Vienna
    5. 16 goals Michael Toppel Linz ASK

    see also list of the best goal scorers in Austria

    The championship team of FK Austria Wien

    Friedrich Koncilia (29/0) , Franz Wohlfahrt (1/0) - Robert Sara (29/0) , Erich Obermayer (16/1) , Josef Degeorgi (29/1) , Franz Zore (24/0) , Robert Frind (2/0) - Herbert Prohaska (28/5) , Ernst Baumeister (24/3) , Džemal Mustedanagić (23/1) , István Magyar (26/6) , Karl Daxbacher (26/4) - Tibor Nyilasi (29 / 26) , Anton Polster (23/13) , Alfred Drabits (28/19) , Friedrich Drazan (18/2) , Andreas Ogris (2/0) , Tino Jessenitschnig (1/0)

    Relegation

    Relegation
    Donawitzer SV Alpine - SV St. Veit / Glan 2-0 1: 1 3: 1

    Second performance level - 2nd division

    Closing table

    Pl. 2nd division 1983/84 Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. SV Spittal / Drau 30th 16 9 5 60:26 41
    2. First Vienna FC 1894 (A) 30th 13 12 5 64:28 38
    3. Donawitzer SV Alpine 30th 15th 7th 8th 58:38 37
    4th IG Bregenz / Dornbirn 30th 14th 9 7th 46:27 37
    5. Kapfenberger SV 30th 13 9 8th 40:34 35
    6th SK Forward Steyr 30th 8th 17th 5 27:27 33
    7th Baden AC 30th 10 11 9 65:44 31
    8th. Kremser SC (N) 30th 10 11 9 38:40 31
    9. SV Flavia Solva 30th 9 13 8th 30:36 31
    10. Wolfsberger AC 30th 11 8th 11 38:43 30th
    11. WSG Swarovski Wattens 30th 9 11 10 44:37 29
    12. ASK Voitsberg (N) 30th 8th 10 12 35:47 26th
    13. 1. Simmeringer SC (A) 30th 8th 8th 14th 19:43 24
    14th Salzburg AK 1914 30th 9 4th 17th 27:46 22nd
    15th SC Kufstein (N) 30th 6th 9 15th 26:50 21st
    16. ASK Salzburg 30th 4th 6th 20th 25:76 14th
    Legend for the 2nd division
  • Promotion to the Bundesliga
  • Participation in the relegation games against the 14th of the 1st division
  • Relegation to the regional league or national league
    • (A) Relegated in the 1982/83 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1982/83 season

    Third performance level

    Ascent group east

    Promotion Games Group East

    1 round
    SV Eichgraben / Gablitz - SV Schwechat 1: 3 3: 1 a.d. 3: 3, 3: 2 i. E.
    qualification
    SV Oberwart - SV Eichgraben / Gablitz 3: 2 2: 3 a.d. 5: 5, 5: 4 i. E.

    Ascent group center

    Closing table

    Pl. Promotion relegation in mid-1984 Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. WSV Thörl 4th 2 1 2 7: 6 +1 5
    2. ATSV Steyrermühl 4th 2 0 2 5: 7 −2 4th
    3. SV Feldkirchen 4th 1 1 2 7: 6 +1 3
    Legend for the promotion games group middle
  • Promotion to the 2nd division

    • Regionalliga West

    Closing table

    Pl. Regionalliga West 1983/84 Sp. S. U N Gates TQ / Diff. Points
    1. UPS Salzburg 26th 18th 5 3 67:27 41
    2. SC Austria Lustenau 26th 15th 6th 5 60:31 36
    3. SC Kundl 26th 12 8th 6th 41:32 32
    4th VfB Hohenems 26th 11 7th 8th 47:36 29
    5. 1. Saalfeldner SK (N) 26th 12 5 9 41:39 29
    6th IG Dornbirn / Bregenz 26th 12 5 9 33:32 29
    7th SPG Rum / ISK 26th 9 9 8th 42:37 27
    8th. FC Zell am See (A) 26th 9 8th 9 39:37 26th
    9. FC Höchst 26th 8th 9 9 27:31 25th
    10. SC Imst 26th 10 4th 12 43:41 24
    11. SC Schwaz 26th 9 5 12 38:41 23
    12. Dornbirner SV 26th 6th 8th 12 24:49 20th
    13. SV Hall (N) 26th 6th 1 19th 50:72 13
    14th SC Admira Dornbirn 26th 3 4th 19th 16:63 13
    Legend for the Regionalliga West
  • Promotion to the 2nd division
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (A) Relegated in the 1982/83 season
    (N) Newcomers of the 1982/83 season

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ «Sara:“ Courage for Milan ”» . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna December 2, 1983, p. 13 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    2. ↑ below: “Welser's exit spoiled audience record” and box on the left: “The desire for crime” . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna June 4, 1984, p. 11 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).
    3. ^ "TV contract" in "Tiroler Tageszeitung" No. 273 of November 29, 1983, page 13; POS .: Column 1, above
    4. ↑ "Agreement between the Bundesliga and television" . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna November 29, 1984, p. 11 ( berufer-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).