Austrian national soccer team (U-21 men)

Austria

Association	Austrian Football Association
confederacy	UEFA
Technical sponsor	puma
Head coach	Werner Gregoritsch
Assistant coach	Wolfgang Luisser Wolfgang Wimmer (goalkeeper)
captain	Konrad Laimer
Record scorer	Michael Gregoritsch (20)
Record player	Markus Berger (34)
FIFA code	AUT
home Away
statistics
First international match Czechoslovakia 1: 2 Austria Poštorná , March 9, 1977
Biggest win Austria 10-0 Liechtenstein Wiener Neudorf , October 16, 1990
Biggest defeat Czechoslovakia 6-0 Austria Chlum u Třeboně , May 11, 1990
Successes in tournaments
European Championship
Participation in the finals	1 ( First : 2019 )
Best results	Preliminary round 2019
(As of June 24, 2019)

The Austrian U-21 national soccer team is a selection team of Austrian soccer players . It is subordinate to the Austrian Football Association and represents it at the U-21 level , in friendly matches against the teams of other national associations, but also at the European championships of the continental association UEFA . Eligible are players who have not yet reached the age of 21 and who are Austrian citizens . In tournaments, the age at the first qualifying game is decisive.

history

With one exception (1980), Austria's U-21s have participated in all UEFA European championships. For the first time you could qualify for the finals in 2019 , where you were eliminated in the preliminary round.

In qualifying for the 2006 European Championship , Austria was drawn into Group 6 with Germany , England , Poland , Wales and Azerbaijan . There were three wins, two draws and five defeats, with a goal difference of 9:14. With only eleven points, the second place, which would have been enough for the play-offs, was unattainable. The Austrians lost both games against their neighbors and eventual group winners from Germany. There was a respectable success against the team from England, which was defeated on October 7, 2005, 2-1. It was Austria's only away win.

Since the next European Championship was to take place in 2007 after the EM 2006 , and not every two years as usual, this qualification was played out in a fast-track process. Starting with a preliminary round, over a short group stage with three teams and the play-off games. Austria needed to get into the group stage first. In group five, Italy and Iceland were drawn. There was only one game against each team, so that the teams each had one away and one home right. In the first game on August 16, 2006, the two underdogs Austria and Iceland took the points away from each other with a 0-0 draw. After Italy defeated Iceland 1-0 on matchday two, the last game against the Austrians had to decide. Italy prevailed again 1-0, so that the Austrians missed the qualification.

In qualifying for Euro 2009 , the Austrians were lucky and, with the exception of Italy, were able to avoid the big favorites in Group 7. With Belgium , Slovakia , Iceland and Cyprus , the team was faced with a difficult but manageable task. After only the first place qualified for the play-off round, this goal was the Austrians. With six wins and two draws, first place was clearly achieved. Belgium was clearly relegated to second place with nine points. All home games were won and points were lost only in the away games against Iceland and Slovakia. In no game did the team win more than one goal difference. It was the first qualification for the playoffs for the play-offs in the history of the Austrian U-21 team.

In the play-off games for a place in the play-off round of the EM 2009 on October 11th and 15th, 2008 Austria met Finland and was faced with a solvable task. In the first game in Pasching, two early goals by Christoph Saurer and Florian Klein initiated the 2-1 win after just 13 minutes - Përparim Hetemaj shortened for the Finns in the 63rd minute - whereby the Austrians missed many good opportunities. In the second leg, too, everything seemed to be going well. Marko Stanković scored the 1-0 lead in the 26th minute. This should last until the 81st minute before Jussi Vasara equalized. In stoppage time Vasara scored 2-1 for Finland with his second goal and forced Austria into extra time. After this did not bring a decision, there was a penalty shoot-out. In this Stanković and Madl failed at the Finnish keeper Tomi Maanoja , with which the Austrian team missed the first participation in a U-21 European Championship final.

In qualifying group 10 for the 2011 European Championship , the weakened Austrians started with a 1: 2 defeat in Belarus.

Participation in the U-21 European Championships

1978	In the preliminary round Group 3 excreted against the GDR (1) and Turkey (2)
1980	not participated
1982	In the preliminary round Group 1 lost against Germany (1), Bulgaria (2) and Finland (4)
1984	In the preliminary round Group 6 lost against Albania (1), Germany (2) and Turkey (3)
1986	In the preliminary round Group 5 , lost against Hungary (1) Netherlands (2) and Cyprus (4)
1988	In the preliminary round Group 1 lost against Spain (1), Romania (2) and Albania (4)
1990	In the preliminary round Group 3 excreted against the USSR (1), East Germany (2nd) and Turkey (4)
1992	In the preliminary round Group 4 lost against Denmark (1), Yugoslavia (2nd) and San Marino (4)
1994 finals in France	In the qualification Group 6 lost against France (1), Sweden (2), Finland (3), Bulgaria (4) and Israel (5)
1996 finals in Spain	In the qualification Group 6 lost against Portugal (1), England (2), Ireland (3) and Latvia (5)
1998 finals in Romania	In the Qualifying Group 4 knocked out by Sweden (1), Belarus (3), Latvia (4), Scotland (5) and Estonia (6)
2000 finals in Slovakia	In the qualifying group six , lost against Spain (1) Netherlands (2), Israel (3) and Cyprus (4)
2002 finals in Switzerland	In Group 7 excreted against France (1), Spain (2), Israel (3) and Bosnia and Herzegovina (5)
2004 final round in Germany	In the qualifying Group 3 , left against the Czech Republic (1), Belarus (2) Netherlands (4) and Moldova (5)
2006 finals in Portugal	In the qualification Group 6 against Germany (1), England (2), Poland (3), Wales (5) and Azerbaijan (6) excreted
2007 finals in the Netherlands	In the qualification Group 5 lost against Italy (1) and Iceland (3)
2009 finals in Sweden	Eliminated in the play- offs against Finland after winning qualification group 7 against Slovakia (2nd), Belgium (3rd), Iceland (4th) and Cyprus (5th)
2011 finals in Denmark	In the qualifying group 10 lost against Scotland (1), Belarus (2), Albania (4th) and Azerbaijan (5).
2013 finals in Israel	In the qualifying group 10 lost against Netherlands (1), Scotland (2), Bulgaria (3) and Luxembourg (5).
2015 finals in the Czech Republic	In the Qualifying Group 4 as second in the group with Spain (1), Hungary (3), Bosnia and Herzegovina (4) and excreted Albania (5). As the fifth-best runner-up, Austria did not make it into the top four teams in the play-offs of the best runners-up in the group.
2017 finals in the Czech Republic	In Group 7 qualified as group runners-up behind Germany and ahead of Finland, Azerbaijan, Russia and the Faroe Islands for the play-off. In this against Spain (h: 1: 1 / a: 0: 0) due to the away goals excreted.
2019 finals in Italy and San Marino	In Group 7 as second in the group behind Serbia and ahead of Russia, Armenia, northern Macedonia and Gibraltar qualified for the play-off. In this against Greece (a: 1: 0 / h: 2: 0) promoted and qualified. Opponents at the finals in the group stage were Serbia, Denmark and Germany. With four points, they missed promotion to the semifinals and thus qualification for the soccer tournament at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo in third place .
2021 finals in Slovenia and Hungary	In qualification group 3 you will meet Kosovo, Turkey, Albania, Andorra and England.
Note: Between 1978 and 1992, the final round of a U-21 European Championship was not held in one country, but instead was played back and forth in the respective participating nations.

Trainer and supervisor

Current supervisory team

Team boss Werner Gregoritsch became ...

position	Surname	Date of birth	since	Last club
Team boss	Werner Gregoritsch	03/22/1958	2012	Kapfenberger SV
Assistant coach	Dietmar Pegam	08/31/1979	2017	SK Sturm Graz
Goalkeeping coach	Raimund Hedl	08/17/1965	2018	SK Rapid Vienna
Fitness trainer	Stefan Arvay	08/18/1974	2017	Kapfenberger SV
Mental trainer	Enrico Kulovits	December 29, 1974	2017	UPS Mettersdorf
Video analyst	Andreas Gahleitner		2018	-
Team manager	Werner Germ	1960	2009	ÖFB A-Team
Team doctor	Alexander Mildner		2016	-
Team doctor	Herwig Bauer		2018	-
Physiotherapist	Johannes Handler		2009	-
Physiotherapist	Philipp Endl		2014	SK Breitenfurt
masseur	Christoph Pomper	10/08/1977	2016	SC Mannsdorf (Trainer)
Media Officer	Kevin Bell		2018	-
Kit manager	Friedrich Allmer		2017	-

Team boss history

… Successor to Andreas Herzog.

from	to	Games	Team boss	Date of birth	annotation
11/30/1984	11/30/1986	04th	August Starek	02/16/1945
01/01/1987	December 31, 1987	06th	Josef Hickersberger	04/27/1948
01/01/1988	06/30/1990	13	Walter Gebhardt	11/10/1945
07/01/1990	06/30/1991	06th	Friedrich Koncilia	02/25/1948
07/01/1991	December 31, 1991	01	Dietmar Constantini	05/30/1955
07/20/1992	December 31, 1992	04th	Herbert Prohaska	08/08/1955
01/01/1993	December 31, 1994	16	Bruno Pezzey †	02/03/1955
02/01/1995	05.03.1996	06th	Heribert Weber	06/28/1955
03/12/1996	10/10/1999	26th	Ernst Weber †	05.10.1948
10/11/1999	09/30/2005	48	Willi Ruttensteiner	11/12/1962
10/01/2005	10/30/2005	02	Gerhard Hitzel	10/11/1947	Interim trainer
11/01/2005	01/19/2006	02	Willi Ruttensteiner	11/12/1962
01/19/2006	03/04/2009	27	Manfred Zsak	December 22, 1964
03/04/2009	December 31, 2011	28	Andreas Herzog	09/10/1968
02/01/2012	constantly	48	Werner Gregoritsch	03/22/1958

Squad list

Current squad

Team captain: Philipp Lienhart with 19 missions

Marko Kvasina has 12 missions

For the test matches against Finland on September 1, 2017 and against Croatia on September 4, 2017 (both in Hartberg ), team manager Werner Gregoritsch called up the following squad:

No.	Surname	born	society	Games	Gates	Last use
goalkeeper
01	Osman Hadžikić	March 12 1996	FK Austria Vienna	03	00	04th Sep 2017
12	Alexander Schlager	0Feb. 1, 1996	LASK Linz	03	00	0Sep 1 2017
23	Paul Gartler	10 Mar 1997	Kapfenberger SV	04th	00	04th Sep 2017
Defense
02	Marco Friedl	16. Mar. 1998	FC Bayern Munich	04th	01	04th Sep 2017
03	Manuel Maranda	0July 9, 1997	FC Admira Wacker Mödling	02	00	04th Sep 2017
04th	Dario Maresic	29 Sep 1999	SK Sturm Graz	03	01	04th Sep 2017
05	Philipp Lienhart note 1	July 11, 1996	Sc freiburg	19th	01	0Sep 1 2017
15th	Michael Lercher	0Jan. 4, 1996	SV Mattersburg	03	00	04th Sep 2017
16	Maximilian Ullmann	June 17, 1996	LASK Linz	02	00	04th Sep 2017
18th	Dominik Baumgartner	July 20, 1996	FC Wacker Innsbruck	08th	00	04th Sep 2017
20th	Petar Gluhakovic	25th Mar 1996	FK Austria Vienna	06th	00	04th Sep 2017
21st	Philipp Seidl	Dec 20, 1997	SC Wiener Neustadt	02	00	04th Sep 2017
midfield
06th	Emir Karic	0June 9, 1997	FC Liefering	02	00	0Sep 1 2017
07th	Adrian Grbić	0Aug 4, 1996	SCR Altach	06th	02	04th Sep 2017
08th	Christoph Rabitsch	Apr 10, 1996	Wolfsberger AC	02	00	04th Sep 2017
10	Sandi Lovrić	28 Mar 1998	SK Sturm Graz	02	00	04th Sep 2017
17th	Nikola Zivotic	Jan. 26, 1996	SC Wiener Neustadt	00	00
19th	Dominik Prokop	0July 2, 1997	FK Austria Vienna	06th	01	04th Sep 2017
22nd	Mathias Honsak	Dec 20, 1996	SCR Altach	03	01	04th Sep 2017
attack
09	Marko Kvasina	Dec 20, 1996	FC Twente Enschede	13	01	04th Sep 2017
11	Arnel Jakupovic	May 29, 1998	FC Empoli	05	02	04th Sep 2017
14th	Patrick Schmidt	July 22, 1998	FC Admira Wacker Mödling	02	00	04th Sep 2017

¹ Philipp Lienhart was appointed to the senior national team after the game against Finland.

Extended squad

The following players are not part of the current squad, but were nominated for the national team in 2017 or were ready on call:

Surname	born	society	Games	Gates	Last use
goalkeeper
Johannes Kreidl	07th Mar 1996	SV Ried	00	00
Tobias Schützenauer	May 19, 1997	SK Sturm Graz	00	00
Defense
David Gugganig	Feb 10, 1997	WSG Wattens	01	00	27 Mar 2017
Manuel Haas	0May 7, 1996	Kapfenberger SV	01	00	24 Mar 2017
Stefan Jonovic	0Feb 8, 1996	FK Austria Vienna	00	00
Lukas Tursch	29 Mar 1996	Floridsdorfer AC	00	00
Maximilian Wöber	0Feb. 4, 1998	Ajax Amsterdam	00	00
Sandro Ingolitsch	Apr 18, 1997	SKN St. Pölten	03	00	June 12, 2017
Stefan Posch	May 14, 1997	TSG 1899 Hoffenheim	04th	00	June 12, 2017
Manuel Thurnwald	July 16, 1998	SK Rapid Vienna	01	00	June 12, 2017
midfield
Xaver Schlager	28 Sep 1997	FC Red Bull Salzburg	04th	00	27 Mar 2017
Marco Krainz	May 17, 1997	SC Austria Lustenau	01	00	24 Mar 2017
Konrad Laimer	May 27, 1997	RB Leipzig	06th	00	27 Mar 2017
Simon Pirkl	0Apr 3, 1997	FC Wacker Innsbruck	01	00	24 Mar 2017
Marcel Canadi	Oct 27, 1997	SC Austria Lustenau	00	00
Felipe Dorta	June 17, 1996	without a club	00	00
Julius Ertlthaler	Apr 25, 1997	SV Mattersburg	00	00
Oliver Filip	Jan 15, 1998	SK Sturm Graz	00	00
Albin Gashi	Jan. 25, 1997	Floridsdorfer AC	00	00
Philipp Malicsek	0June 3, 1997	SK Rapid Vienna	01	00	24 Mar 2017
Rami Tekir	Jan. 10, 1997	FC Liefering	04th	01	June 12, 2017
David Cancola	Oct 23, 1996	SC Wiener Neustadt	00	00
Hannes Wolf	Apr 16, 1999	FC Red Bull Salzburg	02	00	June 12, 2017
Sascha Horvath	22 Aug 1996	Dynamo Dresden	06th	01	0June 8, 2017
Storm
Patrick Hasenhüttl	May 20, 1997	FC Ingolstadt 04 II	00	00
Marko Raguž	June 10, 1998	LASK Linz	00	00
Alex Sobczyk	May 20, 1997	SKN St. Pölten	00	00

Players used in the qualification and play-offs for the European Championship 2019

• Goalkeeper:

Paul Gartler (2 games / 0 goals; SK Rapid Wien / Kapfenberger SV / SK Rapid Wien, 10.03.1997), Osman Hadžikić (1/0; FK Austria Wien / without a club, 12.03.1996), Alexander Schlager (9/0; Floridsdorfer AC / FC Liefering / LASK Linz, 02/01/1996);

• Defense: Dominik Baumgartner (7/0; SV Grödig / FC Wacker Innsbruck, July 20, 1996), Kevin Danso (6/0; FC Augsburg, September 19, 1998), Marco Friedl (6/1; FC Bayern Munich / SV Werder Bremen , 16.03.1998), Petar Gluhakovic (4/0; FK Austria Wien, 25.03.1996), Sandro Ingolitsch (7/0; FC Liefering / SKN St. Pölten, 18.04.1997), Philipp Lienhart (8/1; Real Madrid / SC Freiburg, 07/11/1996), Dario Maresic (5/0; SK Sturm Graz, 09/29/1999), Stefan Posch (4/1; TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, 05/14/1997), Maximilian Ullmann (9/2; LASK Linz, June 17th, 1996) , Maximilian Wöber (7/0; SK Rapid Vienna / AFC Ajax, February 4th, 1998);
• Midfield:

Kelvin Arase (2/0; SV Horn, January 15th, 1999), Christoph Baumgartner (6/0; AKA St. Pölten / TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, August 1st, 1999), Mathias Honsak (7/6; SCR Altach / FC Red Bull Salzburg / Holstein Kiel, December 20th, 1996), Sascha Horvath (9/1; FK Austria Wien / SK Sturm Graz / Dynamo Dresden, August 22nd, 1996), Konrad Laimer (7/2; FC Red Bull Salzburg / RB Leipzig, May 27th, 1997 ), Ivan Ljubic (6/0; SC Wiener Neustadt / TSV Hartberg, 07.07.1996), Dejan Ljubicic (5/0; SK Rapid Vienna, 08.10.1997), Sandi Lovric (8/0; SK Sturm Graz, 28.03. 1998), Dominik Prokop (8/0; FK Austria Wien, June 2nd, 1997), Rami Tekir (1/0; FC Wacker Innsbreuck / FC Liefering, January 10th, 1997);

• Attack:

Adrian Grbić (6/2; VfB Stuttgart / Floridsdorfer AC / SCR Altach, 04.08.1996), Arnel Jakupovic (10/4; Juventus / Empoli FC, 29.05.1998), Sasa Kalajdzic (1/0; FC Admira Wacker Mödling, 07.07.1997), Marko Kvasina (8/3; FK Austria Wien / Twente Enschede / SV Mattersburg, 20.12.1996), Patrick Schmidt (1/0; FC Admira Wacker Mödling, 22.07.1998), Hannes Wolf (6 / 1F ; C Red Bull Salzburg, April 16, 1999).

• Supervisor staff:

• Team Principal:

Werner Gregoritsch (Team Principal, March 22, 1958)

• Co-trainer:

until December 31, 2017 Wolfgang Luisser ( August 31, 1979 ), since March 14, 2018 Dietmar Pegam ( June 11, 1968 )

• Goalkeeping coach:

until March 13, 2017 Roland Goriupp (April 24, 1971), March 13, 2017 - March 13, 2018 Wolfgang Wimmer (August 17, 1965), since March 14, 2018 Raimund Hedl (August 31, 1974).

International matches

date	Venue (stadium)	opponent	Result 1)	Goal scorers	Competition
March 24, 2017	Murcia	Australia U-23	1: 1 (0: 0)	0: 1 (55th), Mabil , 1: 1 (85th) Grbić	Friendly match
03/27/2017	Murcia	Netherlands U-21	1: 0 (1: 0)	1-0 (2nd) Kvasina	Friendly match
06/08/2017	Ritzing	Gibraltar U-21	3: 0 (1: 0)	1: 0 (6th) Friedl , 2: 0 (60th) Horvath , 3: 0 (90th) Prokop	European Championship qualification 2019
06/12/2017	Ritzing	Hungary U-21	2: 1 (1: 1)	1: 0 (7th) Maresic , 1: 1 (19th) Lenzsér , 2: 1 (76th) Tekir	Friendly match
09/01/2017	Hartberg	Finland U-21	2: 2 (0: 1)	0: 1 (32nd) Källmann , 0: 2 (62nd) Källmann, 1: 2 (84th) Honsak , 2: 2 (90th, penalty) Grbić	Friendly match
04.09.2017	Hartberg	Croatia U-21	1: 1 (1: 0)	1: 0 (1st) Jakupovic , 1: 1 (65th) Ćorić	Friendly match
06.10.2017	Moscow (Oktyabr Stadium)	Russia U-21	0: 1 (1: 0)	0: 1 (27th, penalty) Zhemaletdinov	European Championship qualification 2019
10/10/2017	Yerevan (Avan Academy Stadium)	Armenia U-21	5: 0 (0: 0)	1-0 (49th) Kvasina , 2-0 (60th) Schlager , 3-0 (75th) Schlager, 4-0 (78th) Jakupovic , 5-0 (81st) Kvasina	European Championship qualification 2019
11/10/2017	Maria Enzersdorf ( BSFZ Arena )	Serbia U-21	1: 3 (0: 1)	0: 1 (30th) Lutovać , 1: 1 (80th) Laimer , 1: 2 (85th, penalty) Jović , 1: 3 (90th +1) Ilic	European Championship qualification 2019
11/14/2017	Skopje	Macedonia U-21	4: 0 (3: 0)	1-0 (12th) Jakupovic , 2-0 (26th) Honsak , 3-0 (36th) Laimer , 4-0 (54th) Jakupovic	European Championship qualification 2019
03/27/2018	Maria Enzersdorf ( BSFZ Arena )	Macedonia U-21	2: 0 (0: 0)	1-0 (65th) Honsak , 2-0 (73rd) Honsak	European Championship qualification 2019
May 31, 2018	(Zell am See)	Czech Republic U-21	0: 3 (0: 1)	0: 1 (5th) Pulkrab , 0: 2 (53rd) Halesic , 0: 3 (90th) Kuchta	Friendly match
06/03/2018	(Zell am See)	Czech Republic U-21	2: 3 (2: 1)	1: 0 (3rd, penalty) Grbic , 1: 1 (33.) Kuchta , 2: 1 (45th) Thurnwald , 2: 2 (54th) Sadilek , 2: 3 (60th) Baco	Friendly match
07.09.2018	Ritzing ( Sun Lake Stadium )	Armenia U-21	2: 1 (1: 0)	1-0 (3rd, penalty) Kvasina , 1: 1 (61st) Bichakhchyan , 2-1 (70th) Ullmann	European Championship qualification 2019
09/11/2018	Gibraltar ( Victoria Stadium )	Gibraltar U-21	5: 0 (1: 0)	1-0 (24th) Honsak , 2-0 (55th) Honsak, 3-0 (58th) Ullmann , 4-0 (74th) Lienhart , 5-0 (80th) Honsak	European Championship qualification 2019
October 12, 2018	( Novi Sad )	Serbia U-21	0: 0 (0: 0)	no	European Championship qualification 2019
October 16, 2018	St. Pölten ( NV Arena )	Russia U-21	3: 2 (1: 1)	1: 0 (12th) Grbić , 1: 1 (14th) Chalov , 2: 1 (48th) Wolf , 2: 2 (52nd) Chalov, 3: 2 (75th) Jakupovic	European Championship qualification 2019
11/16/2018	( Thessaloniki )	Greece U-21	1: 0 (0: 0)	0: 1 (84th) Posch	European Championship qualification 2019 (play-offs)
November 20, 2018	St. Pölten ( NV Arena )	Greece U-21	1: 0 (0: 0)	1-0 (51st) Grbic	European Championship qualification 2019 (play-offs)
03/21/2019	Trieste ( Nereo Rocco )	Italy U-21	0: 0 (0: 0)	no	Friendly match
03/25/2019	Algeciras (Nueva Mirador)	Spain U-21	0: 3 (0: 0)	0: 1 (53.) Carlos Soler , 0: 2 (62.) Carlos Soler, 0: 3 (81.) Marc Roca	Friendly match
06/11/2019	Hartberg ( Profertil Arena Hartberg )	France U-21	3: 1 (1: 0)	1: 0 (21st) Wolf , 1: 1 (57th) Reine-Adélaïde , 2: 1 (58th) Wolf, 3: 1 (85th) Balić	Friendly match
06/17/2019	Trieste	Serbia U-21	2: 0 (1: 0)	1-0 (37th) Wolf , 2-0 (78th) Horvath	European Championship finals 2019
06/20/2019	Udine	Denmark U-21	1: 2 (0: 1)	0: 1 (33.) Mæhle , 1: 1 (47.) Lienhart , 1: 2 (77.) Mæhle, 1: 3 (90.) Olsen	European Championship finals 2019
June 23, 2019	Udine	Germany U-21	1: 1 (1: 1)	0: 1 (14th) Waldschmidt , 1: 1 (24th, penalty) Danso	European Championship finals 2019
05.09.2019	Andorra la Vella	Andorra U-21	3: 1 (2: 1)	1: 0 (22nd) champions , 2: 0 (26th) champions, 2: 1 (36th) Ubach , 3: 1 (76th, penalty) Danso	European Championship qualification 2021
09.09.2019	Durres	Albania U-21	4: 0 (2: 0)	1-0 (6th) Raguz , 2-0 (8th) Lovrić , 3-0 (72nd) Baumgartner , 4-0 (73rd) Lovric	European Championship qualification 2021
10/11/2019	Ritzing ( Sun Lake Stadium )	Turkey U-21	3: 0 (2: 0)	1-0 (10th) champions , 2-0 (32nd) Raguz , 3-0 (65th) Lovrić	European Championship qualification 2021
09.09.2019	Milton Keynes	England U-21	1: 5 (0: 4)	0: 1 (12th) Hudson-Odoi , 0: 2 (30th) Nketiah , 0: 3 (40th) Nketiah, 0: 4 (45th) Hudson-Odoi, 1: 4 (66th) Baumgartner , 1 : 5 (79.) Nketiah	European Championship qualification 2021
11/15/2019	Ried ( Josko Arena )	Kosovo U-21	4: 0 (2: 0)	1-0 (14th) Raguz , 2-0 (20th) Friedl , 3-0 (69th) Friedl, 4-0 (74th) Lovrić	European Championship qualification 2021
11/18/2019	Budapest	Hungary U-21	1: 0 (1: 0)	1-0 (44th) Danso	Friendly match

¹⁾ Results from an Austrian perspective

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  before the game against Albania on September 9, 2009 (left crouching David Alaba )

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  before the game against Bosnia and Herzegovina on September 5, 2014 in St. Pölten.

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  before the game against the Democratic Republic of the Congo on September 12, 2014 in Bad Erlach.

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  before the game against the Faroe Islands on March 29, 2016 in Vienna.

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  before the friendly against Hungary on June 12, 2017 in Ritzing.

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  before the Euro 2019 qualifier against Macedonia on March 27, 2018 in the BSFZ-Arena.

Record players and goal scorers

Record player
Games	player	Date of birth	debut	Age
34	Markus Berger	January 21, 1985	07.09.2002	17 j 07 m
29	Michael Gregoritsch	04/18/1994	08/09/2011	17 j 03 m
28	Raphael Holzhauser	02/16/1993	11/18/2009	16 j 09 m
25th	Roman Kienast	03/29/1984	04/01/2003	19 j 00 m
25th	György Garics	03/08/1984	08/19/2003	19 j 05 m
25th	Volkan Kahraman	10/10/1979	March 24, 1998	18 j 05 m
24	Ramazan Ozcan	06/28/1984	11/12/2003	19 j 04 m
24	Patrick Farkas	09/09/1992	11/17/2010	18 j 02 m
23	Franz Schiemer	03/21/1986	11/12/2003	17 j 07 m
23	Florian Klein	11/17/1986	09/06/2005	18 j 09 m
23	Christoph Martschinko	02/13/1994	09/09/2013	19 j 06 m
21st	Markus Weissenberger	03/08/1975	03/09/1993	18 j 00 m
As of March 28, 2017

Record shooters
Gates	player	Date of birth	Games	Goal rate
20th	Michael Gregoritsch	04/18/1994	29	0.69
11	Raphael Holzhauser	02/16/1993	28	0.39
10	Andreas Weimann	08/05/1991	19th	0.53
10	Arnold Wetl	02/02/1970	09	0.90
08th	Alessandro Schöpf	02/07/1994	20th	0.40
08th	Kevin Friesenbichler	05/06/1994	19th	0.42
08th	Ronald Brunmayr	02/17/1975	14th	0.57
07th	Thomas Flögel	06/07/1971	16	0.44
07th	Atdhe Nuhiu	07/29/1989	13	0.54
06th	Marko Stankovic	02/17/1986	18th	0.33
06th	Erwin Hoffer	04/14/1987	13	0.46
As of March 28, 2017

Later A-Team players

David Alaba celebrates 2009 with the goal scorers Atdhe Nuhiu (No. 9) and Andreas Weimann (No. 16).

Only players who subsequently played in the senior national team were included in this list. The number of appearances in the respective qualifying tournament is given in brackets.

• European Championship 2002 (8 games, team boss Willibald Ruttensteiner ):

Ferdinand Feldhofer (4), Andreas Ivanschitz (3), Volkan Kahraman (8), Markus Katzer (3), Markus Kiesenebner (7), Roland Linz (6), Wolfgang Mair (3), Thomas Mandl (2), Manuel Ortlechner (6), Helge Payer (8), Emanuel Pogatetz (6), Yüksel Sariyar (4), Paul Scharner (7), Joachim Standfest (3), Roman Wallner (3).

• European Championship 2004 (8 games, team boss Willibald Ruttensteiner ):

György Garics (2), Michael Gspurning (4), Andreas Ibertsberger (7), Andreas Ivanschitz (3), Zlatko Junuzovic (4), Roman Kienast (5), Stefan Kulovits (6), Andreas Lasnik (3), Roland Linz (3), Thomas Pichlmann (5), Emanuel Pogatetz (1), Patrick Pircher (7), Thomas Prager (2), Klaus Salmutter (2), Jürgen Säumel (4).

• European Championship 2006 (8 games, team boss Willibald Ruttensteiner ):

Andreas Dober (2), Hannes Eder (4), Christian Fuchs (5), György Garics (6), Ronald Gercaliu (2), Andreas Hölzl (6), Marc Janko (4), Roman Kienast (6), Stefan Kulovits (5), Andreas Lasnik (7), Ramazan Özcan (10), Thomas Prager (7), Klaus Salmutter (4), Jürgen Säumel (6), Franz Schiemer (6), Andreas Ulmer (2).

• European Championship 2007 (2 games, team manager Manfred Zsak ):

Andreas Dober (1), Christian Fuchs (2), György Garics (2), Martin Harnik (1), Erwin Hoffer (2), Andreas Hölzl (1), Veli Kavlak (1), Roman Kienast (2), Ramazan Özcan (2),

• European Championship 2009 (8 + 2 games, team manager Manfred Zsak ):

Julian Baumgartlinger (9), Andreas Dober (7), Christopher Drazan (1), Erwin Hoffer (6), Zlatko Junuzovic (4), Veli Kavlak (7), Rubin Okotie (7), Christoph Saurer (6), Franz Schiemer (4).

See also

Commons : Austrian national soccer team (U-21 men)  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Austrian national soccer team
• U-21 European Football Championship

Web links

• Profile on oefb.at
• Profile on uefa.com
• Profile on transfermarkt.de
• Profile on weltfussball.de

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1. ↑ ^{a b} Transfermarkt.at: Austria U21, record players (accessed on November 13, 2015)
2. ↑ Page no longer available , search in web archives: U21 ÖFB trainer Zsak would swap series with European Championship participation on sportal.at on September 10, 2008
3. ↑ Austria 2-1 Finland on uefa.com
4. ↑ Finland 2 - 1 Austria on uefa.com
5. ↑ Transfermarkt.at: Employee history Austria U21 (accessed on March 28, 2017)
6. ↑ World football: squad U21 European Championship qualification 2017/2018 (accessed on November 18, 2018)
7. ↑ Transfermarkt: Squad 2017 Austria U21 (accessed on November 18, 2018)
8. ↑ Transfermarkt: Squad 2017 Austria U21 (accessed on November 18, 2018)
9. ↑ Weltfußball.at: Austria U21 vs. Australia U21 (accessed March 27, 2017)
10. ↑ Weltfußball.at: Netherlands U21 vs. Austria U21 (accessed March 27, 2017)
11. ↑ Weltfußball.at: Austria U21 vs. Gibraltar U21 (accessed June 8, 2017)
12. ↑ Weltfußball.at: Austria U21 vs. Hungary U21 (accessed June 12, 2017)
13. ↑ weltfussball.at: Austria U21 vs. Finland U21 (accessed September 2, 2017)
14. ↑ weltfussball.at: Austria U21 vs. Croatia U21 (accessed September 4, 2017)
15. ↑ Transfermarkt.at: Russia U21 vs. Austria U21 (accessed October 10, 2017)
16. ↑ Transfermarkt.at: Armenia U21 vs. Austria U21 (accessed October 10, 2017)
17. ↑ UEFA: Austria vs. Serbia (accessed November 14, 2017)
18. ↑ UEFA: Macedonia vs. Austria (accessed November 14, 2017)
19. ↑ UEFA: Austria vs. Macedonia (accessed September 10, 2018)
20. ↑ Transfer market: Austria vs. Czech Republic (accessed November 18, 2018)
21. ↑ Transfer market: Austria vs. Czech Republic (accessed November 18, 2018)
22. ↑ UEFA: Austria vs. Armenia (accessed September 10, 2018)
23. ↑ World football: Gibraltar vs. Austria (accessed November 17, 2018)
24. ↑ World football: Serbia vs. Austria (accessed November 17, 2018)
25. ↑ World football: Austria vs. Russia (accessed November 17, 2018)
26. ↑ World football: Greece vs. Austria (accessed November 17, 2018)
27. ↑ World football: Austria vs. Greece
28. ↑ World football: Italy vs. Austria
29. ↑ World football: Spain vs. Austria
30. ↑ World football: Austria vs. France
31. ↑ World football: Serbia vs. Austria
32. ↑ World football: Denmark vs. Austria
33. ↑ World football: Austria vs. Germany
34. ↑ World football: Andorra vs. Austria
35. ↑ World football: Albania vs. Austria
36. ↑ World football: Austria vs. Turkey
37. ↑ World football: England vs. Austria
38. ↑ World football: Austria vs. Kosovo
39. ↑ World football: Hungary vs. Austria
40. ↑ Transfermarkt.at: Record players (accessed on March 28, 2017)
41. ↑ Transfermarkt.at: [ record player ] (accessed on March 28, 2017)