Austrian Football Cup 2011/12

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Austrian Football Cup 2011/12
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The 2011/12 cup winners FC Red Bull Salzburg.
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The Austrian Football Association's Cup will be played for the 77th time in the 2011/12 season. The official name of the competition is "ÖFB Samsung-Cup" for the second time in a row. The winner is eligible to participate in the third qualifying round for the 2012/13 UEFA Europa League .

The defending champion is SV Ried , who lost 3-0 to FC Red Bull Salzburg in the 2012 finals . Salzburg were able to win the ÖFB Cup for the first time and the double for the first time . All finals in the ÖFB Cup can be found in the list of ÖFB Cup finals .

The games of the ÖFB Cup are not only a question of prestige, but also a battle for prize money. The participants in the second round receive an entry fee of EUR 4,000  . They will receive 8,000 euros in the second round, 25,000 euros in the quarterfinals and 40,000 euros in the semi-finals. The two finalists will be rewarded with 120,000 euros. Added to this are the advertising and shared viewer income; except in the first round, in which all spectator income remains with the home club.

Preliminary round

The following 66 teams played in the preliminary round for promotion to the first main round (after the name, the league affiliation is indicated).

East region
Vienna Football Association (8) Lower Austrian Football Association (11) Burgenland Football Association (7)
Central Region
Upper Austrian Football Association (10) Styrian Football Association (10) Carinthian Football Association (6)
West region
Salzburg Football Association (5) Tyrolean Football Association (6) Vorarlberg Football Association (3)
Legend: RL = regional league (third performance level) / LL = regional league (fourth performance level)

Results of the preliminary round

The 33 matches were drawn regionally in order to avoid long journeys. They brought 4 duels between teams from the national leagues, 17 comparisons between teams from the national leagues with those from regional leagues and 9 comparisons between teams from the regional leagues. In the games between the national league and regional league teams, 6 teams from the lower league prevailed. A total of 11 national league teams and 22 regional league teams qualified for the first main round of the ÖFB Cup.

date league Home team   Visiting team Result
07/15/2011 RL - LL SG Aust. Kapfenberg / Kapfenberger SV II - ASK Voitsberg 2: 0 (1: 0)
07/18/2011 LL - LL ATSV Wolfsberg - SVG Bleiburg 1: 0 (1: 0)
07/22/2011 RL - LL 1. SC Sollenau - FC Mistelbach 3: 1 (1: 1)
07/22/2011 LL - LL ASK Baumgarten - ASKÖ Klingenbach 3: 2 (1: 1)
07/22/2011 LL - LL ASKÖ Danube Linz - SV Bad Schallerbach 2: 1 (0: 0)
07/22/2011 RL - LL FAC team for Vienna - Post SV Vienna 1: 2 (0: 1)
07/22/2011 RL - RL FC Gratkorn - Graz AK 4: 2 (2: 0)
07/22/2011 RL - RL FK Austria Vienna II - 1. Simmeringer SC 4: 0 (2: 0)
07/22/2011 LL - RL ASC Götzendorf - SC Neusiedl am See 4: 1 (1: 1)
07/22/2011 LL - RL SC Zwettl - FC Admira Wacker Mödling II 0: 4 (0: 1)
07/22/2011 RL - LL SK Sturm Graz II - SV Frohnleiten 5: 1 (5: 1)
07/22/2011 RL - LL SK Forward Steyr - SV Sierning 2: 1 (0: 0)
07/22/2011 RL - RL SKU Amstetten - SV Horn 2: 0 (0: 0)
07/22/2011 RL - LL SV Hall - SC Kundl 0: 2 (0: 1)
07/22/2011 RL - RL SV Schwechat - SK Rapid Vienna II 0: 1 (0: 1)
07/22/2011 RL - LL SV Stegersbach - ASK Kohfidisch 4: 2 (4: 0)
07/22/2011 RL - RL TSV St. Johann - TSV Neumarkt 1: 2 0: 2)
07/22/2011 RL - LL Union Vöcklamarkt - SG SV Neuhofen / SV Ried II 4: 0 2: 0)
07/22/2011 RL - RL UPS All Saints Day - SVU Gleinstätten 2: 0 1: 0)
07/23/2011 LL - LL ASK Vöslau - SKN St. Pölten II 3: 0 0: 0)
07/23/2011 LL - RL ASKÖ Stinatz - SC Ritzing 2: 2 (2: 2)
2: 2 n.v., 5: 3 i. E.
07/23/2011 RL - RL FC Hard - SC Bregenz 2: 3 (1: 1)
07/23/2011 LL - RL FC Gleisdorf 09 - DSV Leoben 1: 3 (1: 1)
07/23/2011 LL - RL ISS Admira Technopool - Viennese sports club 1: 4 (0: 1)
07/23/2011 LL - LL SC Retz - ASK Schwadorf 3: 1 (1: 0)
07/23/2011 RL - LL SAK Klagenfurt - SK Treibach 3: 0 (2: 0)
07/23/2011 LL - RL SG Drautal - SK Austria Klagenfurt 3: 6 (1: 3)
07/23/2011 RL - RL SV Austria Salzburg - USK Anif 2: 0 (0: 0)
07/23/2011 LL - RL SV Grödig II - FC Kufstein 2: 1 (0: 0)
07/23/2011 LL - RL SVG Reichenau - FC Wacker Innsbruck II 5: 1 (3: 1)
07/23/2011 RL - RL FC Union Innsbruck - SCR Altach II 4: 1 (1: 1)
07/24/2011 RL - RL Union St. Florian - FC Wels 0: 0/2: 0 a.d.
07/23/2011 RL - RL LASK Linz II - FC Pasching 1: 1 (0: 0)
1: 1 n.V., 5: 4 i. E.
Legend: RL = regional league (3rd performance level) - LL = regional league (4th performance level)
n.v. = after extension - i. E. = Result in the penalty shoot-out

1 round

seeded teams:
Bundesliga: First League: State Cup Winner:
Relegation loser:
Winner of the preliminary round:
Regional league: Regional league: State League:

1st round games

Hamdi Salihi scored five goals in SK Rapid Wien's 7-0 win at LASK Linz II.

On July 25, 2011, the games of the first main round were drawn as part of the “Samsung Cup Night” in the Kursalon in Vienna . With the 33 winners of the preliminary round, the 20 professional teams of the Bundesliga and the First League, the 9 cup winners of the regional associations and the two teams eliminated in the relegation games, 64 teams are eligible to participate in the first round. This resulted in a total of 32 fixtures. The professional clubs of the Bundesliga and the First League were consistently set as visiting teams due to the implementation regulations of the ÖFB Cup (§ 5).

The first matchday brought three tangible surprises, because the Bundesliga club SC Wiener Neustadt had to admit defeat by the second team of SK Rapid Wien (Regionalliga) with 0: 1, the first division club SKN St. Pölten slipped in stoppage time at the regional league team in a 2: 3 defeat and ultimately the first division team of First Vienna FC 1894 suffered a downright debacle with the second team of FK Austria Wien (Regionalliga) with 0: 4.

On the second day of the match, SCR Altach, another professional team, had to take note of the elimination. The championship favorites of the first division embarrassed themselves at the state division Union St. Florian with a 0-2 defeat. SK Rapid Wien landed the highest victory in the first round, winning 7-0 against the second team of LASK Linz. Hamdi Salihi not only scored a flawless hat trick , but also contributed a total of five goals to the 7-0 victory. The four goals with which Philipp Hosiner led FC Admira Wacker Mödling to a 6-1 win at SK Vorwärts Steyr were also outstanding . The duel between the regional division WSG Swarovski Wattens and the state division SV St. Margarethen was not for the faint of heart. The guests only scored a 2-2 equalizer from a penalty in extra time and then prevailed 5-3 on penalties, making the long journey from Burgenland to Tyrol worthwhile.

Sunday, when the qualifiers for the UEFA Europa League had to compete, brought no surprises . Cup title defender SV Ried achieved a 3-0 victory at FC Gratkorn, who were relegated to the First League. With the same result, FC Red Bull Salzburg prevailed against the regional division ASK Baugarten. This game had to be interrupted for 20 minutes due to a downpour and thunderstorm. After a 0-1 deficit against the second team of FC Admira Wacker Mödling, FK Austria Wien prevailed 3-1.

 

date league Home team   Visiting team Result
08/05/2011 RL - LL Viennese sports club - ASK Bad Vöslau 1: 2 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (50th) Stefan Hoppel, 0: 2 (60th) Patrick Koiner, 1: 2 (90th +2) Sertan Günes
08/05/2011 RL - LL UPS All Saints Day - Union Vöcklamarkt 1: 0 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 1-0 (57th) Alexander Fuchshofer
08/05/2011 RL - RL FC Dornbirn - SV Stegersbach 4: 0 (1: 0)
Goal scorers: 1-0 (17th) Direnc Borihan, 2-0 (70th) Thiago de Lima Silva , 3-0 (76th) Reinaldo Ribeiro , 4-0 (81st) Akif Cengiz
08/05/2011 LL - BL Post SV Vienna - Kapfenberger SV 0: 3 (0: 2)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (17th) Boris Hüttenbrenner , 0: 2 (27th) Dominique Taboga , 0: 3 (68th) Dominique Taboga
08/05/2011 RL - LL SKU Amstetten - SC Schwaz 4: 1 (3: 1)
Goal scorers: 1-0 (12th) Djuro Mihaljica , 2-0 (24th) Robert Fekete, 3-0 (43rd) Robert Fekete, 3-1 (63rd) Clemens Ringler, 4-1 (81st) Eldar Topić
08/05/2011 LL - Tbsp ASKÖ Danube Linz - SV Grödig 0: 3 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (59th) Mersudin Jukic , 0: 2 (74th) Daniel Sobkova , 0: 3 (83th) Lukas Schubert
08/05/2011 LL - Tbsp ATSV Wolfsberg - Wolfsberger AC / SK St. Andrä 1: 2 (1: 0)
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (1st) Marcel Stoni, 1: 1 (66th) Mihret Topčagić , 1: 2 (78th) Gernot Suppan
08/05/2011 RL - Tbsp DSV Leoben - FC Lustenau 07 2: 3 (0: 2)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (16th) David Witteveen , 0: 2 (23rd) David Witteveen, 0: 3 (51st, penalty) David Witteveen, 1: 3 (77th) Dominik Hackinger, 2: 3 (90th +3 ) Norbert Kerek
08/05/2011 RL - Tbsp FK Austria Vienna II - First Vienna FC 1894 4: 0 (2: 0)
Goal scorers: 1-0 (20th) Srdan Spiridonovic, 2-0 (33rd) Martin Harrer, 3-0 (73rd) Srdan Spiridonovic, 4-0 (77th) Alexander Frank
08/05/2011 LL - Tbsp ASC Götzendorf - SKN St. Pölten 3: 2 (2: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (13th) Peter Brandl, 1: 1 (15th) Thomas Reitprecht , 2: 1 (34th) Johannes Egger, 2: 2 (59th) Oliver Mauthner, 3: 2 (90th +1) Thomas Riding right
08/05/2011 RL - BL SK Rapid Vienna II - SC Wiener Neustadt 1: 0 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (84th) Lukas Grozurek
08/05/2011 LL - Tbsp SC Kundl - TSV Hartberg 0: 3 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (58th) Rexhe Bytyci , 0: 2 (64th) Edmir Adilovic , 0: 3 (80th) Mössner Lukas Mössner
08/05/2011 RL - Tbsp SK Sturm Graz II - LASK Linz 2: 2 (0: 1), 2: 5 a.d.
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (38th) Johannes Aigner , 1: 1 (77th) Krunoslav Cicak, 1: 2 (79th) Florian Templ , 2: 2 (90th) Alexander Rother, 2: 3 (104th) Daniel Kogler , 2: 4 (109.) René Aufhauser , 2: 5 (115.) Daniel Kogler
08/06/2011 RL - L2 Red Bull Juniors - SC Brunn am Gebirge 5: 0 (1: 0)
Goal scorers: 1-0 (11th) Daniel Krenn, 2-0 (50th) Gabriel Alleoni, 3-0 (52nd) Daniel Krenn, 4-0 (88th) Stefan Savic, 5-0 (90th) Manfred Pamminger
08/06/2011 RL - LL WSG Swarovski Wattens - SV St. Margarethen 1: 1 (1: 0)
2: 2 n. E.
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (4th) Simon Zangerl, 1: 1 (80th, own goal) Thomas Eller, 2: 1 (117th) Lukas Steiner, 2: 2 (120th +2, penalty kick) Thorsten Lang
08/06/2011 RL - LL FC Union Innsbruck - SV Grieskirchen 3: 2 (1: 1)
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (25th) Safet Todorovic, 1: 1 (33rd) Robert Lenz, 2: 1 (53rd) Stefan Milenkovic, 3: 1 (70th) Stefan Milenkovic, 3: 2 (74th) Robert Lenz
08/06/2011 LL - RL SC Weiz - TSV Neumarkt am Wallersee 5: 1 (0: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (42nd) Christoph Hübl, 1: 1 (48th) Mladen Stipkovic, 2: 1 (53rd) Amel Sahbegovic, 3: 1 (58th) Gerald Hack, 4: 1 (62nd) Gerald Hack, 5: 1 (87th) Patrick Riegler
08/06/2011 RL - RL SC-ESV Parndorf 1919 - SV Austria Salzburg 3: 0 (1: 0)
Goal scorers: 1-0 (42nd) Filip Chlup, 2-0 (65th) David Böhmer, 3-0 (86th) Richard Wemmer
08/06/2011 RL - BL LASK Linz II - SK Rapid Vienna 0: 7 (0: 3)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (24th) Hamdi Salihi , 0: 2 (31st) Hamdi Salihi, 0: 3 (33rd) Rene Gartler , 0: 4 (47th) Hamdi Salihi, 0: 5 (53rd) Hamdi Salihi, 0: 6 (62nd) Hamdi Salihi, 0: 7 (83rd) Rene Gartler
08/06/2011 RL - RL SAK Klagenfurt - 1. SC Sollenau 3: 1 (2: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (11th) Ingo Klemen, 1: 1 (15th) Darijo Biscan, 2: 1 (43rd) Grega Triplat, 3: 1 (63rd) Grega Triplat
08/06/2011 LL - Tbsp ASK Stinatz - FC Blau-Weiß Linz 1: 3 (1: 1)
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (5th) Chris Kovacsits, 1: 1 (25th) Dominic Hassler , 1: 2 (62nd, own goal) Jan Zsifkovits, 1: 3 (79th) Manuel Hartl
08/06/2011 L2 - BL FC Hellas Kagran - FC Wacker Innsbruck 0: 4 (0: 2)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (12th) Marco Kofler , 0: 2 (28th) Lukas Hinterseer , 0: 3 (53rd) Marcel Schreter , 0: 4 (63rd) Lukas Hinterseer
08/06/2011 RL - BL SG Austria Kapfenberg / Kapfenberger SV II - SV Mattersburg 1: 3 (0: 2)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (27th) Patrick Bürger , 0: 2 (45th) Thorsten Röcher , 1: 2 (65th) Ivica Lucic, 1: 3 (86th) Manuel Seidl
08/06/2011 RL - Tbsp SC Bregenz - SC Austria Lustenau 0: 2 (0: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (30th) Marco Miesenböck , 0: 2 (79th) Dominik Rotter
08/06/2011 RL - BL SK Forward Steyr - FC Admira Wacker Mödling 1: 6 (0: 3)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (7th) Patrik Ježek , 0: 2 (28th) Froylán Ledezma , 0: 3 (44th) Philipp Hosiner , 0: 4 (65th) Philipp Hosiner, 0: 5 (68th) Philipp Hosiner, 1: 5 (69th) Michael Lageder, 1: 6 (80th) Philipp Hosiner
08/06/2011 LL - BL SV Grödig II - SK Sturm Graz 0: 4 (0: 2)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (9th) Mario Haas , 0: 2 (27th) Andreas Hölzl , 0: 3 (78th) Stefan Stangl, 0: 4 (87th, own goal) Gregor Bös
08/06/2011 LL - Tbsp Union St. Florian - SCR Altach 2: 0 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 1-0 (50th) Thomas Zemann, 2-0 (76th) Thomas Zemann
08/07/2011 RL - BL FC Gratkorn - SV Ried 0: 3 (0: 2)
Goal scorers: 0-1 (18th) Guillem , 0-2 (27th) Nacho , 0-3 (56th) Guillem
08/07/2011 RL - BL FC Admira Wacker Mödling II - FK Austria Vienna 1: 3 (1: 1)
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (16.) Georg Krenn, 1: 1 (33.) Georg Margreitter , 1: 2 (64.) Roland Linz , 1: 3 (76.) Tomáš Jun
08/07/2011 LL - RL SVG Reichenau - SK Austria Klagenfurt 0: 0 - 4: 1 i. E.
Goal scorers: no
08/07/2011 RL - LL Villacher SV - SC Retz 4: 2 (2: 1)
Goal scorers: 1-0 (26th) Mario Ramusch, 2-0 (29th) Rok Pavlicic, 2-1 (33rd) Christopher Ledineg, 3-1 (59th, own goal) Markus Wolfsberger, 4-1 (73rd) Sandro Ebner, 4: 2 (76th, penalty) Roman Christ
08/07/2011 LL - BL ASK Baumgarten - FC Red Bull Salzburg 0: 3 (0: 2)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (10th) Roman Wallner , 0: 2 (44th, penalty) Alan de Carvalho , 0: 3 (52nd) Alan de Carvalho
Legend: BL = Bundesliga (1st level) - EL = First League (2nd level) - RL = Regional League (3rd level) - LL = National League (4th level) - L2 = Second National League (5th level)
n. = after extension - i. E. = Result in the penalty shoot-out

2nd round

Gerald Krajic led SC Austria Lustenau with his three goals to a 7-0 victory.

The draw for the games in the second round took place on August 16, 2011 at the Hotel Hilton Vienna . The four remaining national league teams were able to look forward to attractive tickets, because SC Weiz received the reigning champions SK Sturm Graz and the ASC Götzendorf the reigning cup winner SV Ried in a real local derby. While the Grazer came to a sovereign 4-0 victory, the SV Ried had to tremble for a long time, because only in the final minute could the wafer-thin 3-2 success be fixed. ASK Bad Vöslau, looked after by the ex-international Willi Kreuz , was able to look forward to a sold out house against SK Rapid Wien. Hamdi Salihi, who already scored five goals in the first round, had this time with three goals for a secure 4-1 victory for the record champions. The Union St. Florian hosted FC Blau-Weiß Linz in the local derby, who ultimately prevailed 2-0. For SV St. Margarethen, the heroic fight in the first round was worth it, because it gave them the Bundesliga club FC Wacker Innsbruck in the home game, which achieved a sure 3-0 win.

The top sensation of the second round was created by the state division SVG Reichenau, who threw the Bundesliga club Kapfenberger SV out of the competition with a 2-1 win. This makes the Tyroleans the only club from the fourth level that was able to move into the third round. With SV Mattersburg, a second Bundesliga club fell by the wayside. The Burgenland, where Thorsten Röcher and Alexander Pöllhuber had to leave the field prematurely after yellow and red cards , were defeated by the second team of FC Red Bull Salzburg after a 1-1 draw in the decisive penalty shoot-out with 4: 5 goals. The second team of SK Rapid Wien provided another surprise. The regional team, who threw the Bundesliga club SC Wiener Neustadt out of the competition in the first round, beat the current leaders of the first division, SG Wolfsberger AC / SK St. Andrä deserved 4: 2. The biggest win of the second round was achieved by SC Austria Lustenau, who scored a 7-0 victory at regional league club FC Union Innsbruck. Gerald Krajic distinguished himself as a three-time goalscorer.

Results of the 2nd round

date league Home team   Visiting team Result
09/20/2011 RL - Tbsp FC Union Innsbruck - SC Austria Lustenau 0: 7 (0: 3)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (14th) Philipp Vorraber , 0: 2 (41) Gerald Krajic , 0: 3 (42nd) Benedikt Zech , 0: 4 (53rd) Jürgen Kampel , 0: 5 (55th) Gerald Krajic, 0 : 6 (65th) Gerald Krajic, 0: 7 (77th) Felix Roth .
09/20/2011 RL - Tbsp SK Rapid Vienna II - Wolfsberger AC / SK St. Andrä 4: 2 (2: 0)
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (14th) Louis Schaub, 2: 0 (39th) Kristijan Dobras, 2: 1 (51st), Jacobo , 3: 1 (61st) Lukas Grozurek, 4: 1 (75th) Louis Schaub, 4: 2 (86th) Sandro Gotal .
09/20/2011 RL - Tbsp FK Austria Vienna II - LASK Linz 0: 5 (0: 2)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (19th) Leonhard Kaufmann , 0: 2 (45th +5) Benjamin Freudenthaler , 0: 3 (64th, penalty) Luiz Henrique de Oliveira , 0: 4 (78th) Harald Unverdorben , 0: 5 ( 85.) Lukas Kragl .
09/20/2011 RL - Tbsp FC Dornbirn - SV Grödig 0: 2 (0: 1)
Goal scorers: 0-1 (10th) Diego Viana , 0-2 (59th) Mersudin Jukic .
09/20/2011 RL - BL SC-ESV Parndorf 1919 - FC Admira Wacker Mödling 0: 1 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (62nd) René Schicker .
09/20/2011 LL - Tbsp Union St. Florian - FC Blau-Weiß Linz 0: 2 (0: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (42nd) Dominic Hassler , 0: 2 (85th, penalty) Michael Miksits .
09/20/2011 RL - Tbsp Villacher SV - TSV Hartberg 1: 1 (0: 1) - 1: 2 n.v.
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (6th) Fabian Harrer , 1: 1 (90th +1) Michael Kirisits, 1: 2 (92nd) Lukas Mössner .
09/20/2011 LL - BL ASC Götzendorf - SV Ried 2: 3 (1: 1)
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (3rd) Helmut Zeiner , 1: 1 (7th, penalty) Guillem , 1: 2 (69th) Robert Zulj , 2: 2 (70th) Mario Santner, 2: 3 (90th) Thomas Reifeltshammer .
09/20/2011 RL - Tbsp SKU Amstetten - FC Lustenau 07 2: 2 (1: 1) - 2: 4 n.v.
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (28th) Eldar Topić , 1: 1 (30th) Simón Vanderhoeght , 2: 1 (60th) Djuro Mihaljica, 2: 2 (70th) Florian Zellhofer , 2: 3 (110th) Florian Zellhofer, 2: 4 (116.) Daniel Luxbacher .
09/21/2011 RL - BL Red Bull Juniors - SV Mattersburg 1: 1 (1: 0) - 1: 1 n.V. - 5: 4 i. E.
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (21st) Felix Adjei, 1: 1 (62nd) Patrick Bürger .
09/21/2011 LL - BL ASK Bad Vöslau - SK Rapid Vienna 1: 4 (0: 3)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (11th) Hamdi Salihi , 0: 2 (13th) Hamdi Salihi, 0: 3 (32nd) Atdhe Nuhiu , 1: 3 (62nd, penalty) Jochen Wöhrer, 1: 4 (72nd) Hamdi Salihi.
09/21/2011 RL - BL SAK Klagenfurt - FC Red Bull Salzburg 0: 4 (0: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (15th) Rasmus Lindgren , 0: 2 (60th) Dušan Švento , 0: 3 (68th) Roman Wallner , 0: 4 (72nd) Roman Wallner.
09/21/2011 LL - BL SVG Reichenau - Kapfenberger SV 1: 1 (1: 0) - 2: 1 n.v.
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (40th) Florian Lechner, 1: 1 (75th) Stefan Erkinger , 2: 1 (96th) Kevin Radi.
09/21/2011 LL - BL SC Weiz - SK Sturm Graz 0: 4 (0: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (18th) Darko Bodul , 0: 2 (51st) Marvin Weinberger , 0: 3 (56th) Marvin Weinberger, 0: 4 (65th) Mario Haas .
09/21/2011 RL - BL UPS All Saints Day - FK Austria Vienna 1: 3 (1: 1)
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (31st) Michael Kulnik , 1: 1 (34th) Dario Tadić , 1: 2 (60th) Dario Tadić, 1: 3 (84th) Zlatko Junuzović .
09/21/2011 LL - BL SV St. Margarethen - FC Wacker Innsbruck 0: 3 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (58.) Christopher Wernitznig , 0: 2 (61.) Julius Perstaller , 0: 3 (75.) Daniel Schütz .
Legend: BL = Bundesliga (1st level) - EL = First League (2nd level) - RL = Regional League (3rd level) - LL = State League (4th level)
n.V. = after extension - i. E. = Result in the penalty shoot-out

Round of 16

The games of the round of 16 took place on October 25th and 26th, 2011. The public draw for the round of 16 took place on September 25, 2011 in the ORF broadcast Sport am Sonntag . The two two-man kayak world champions Yvonne Schuring and Viktoria Schwarz acted as “lucky fairies” .

The record cup winner FK Austria Wien was drawn to the only remaining regional league club, SVG Reichenau, which meant that the Innsbruck team could look forward to great interest from the audience. With 1,000 visitors, the small stadium was full to the brim. They saw FK Austria Wien, who struggled on the bumpy pitch, but ultimately left the pitch as a 2-0 winner. There was also a great backdrop at the Lustenau Derby, where SC Austria Lustenau received FC Lustenau 07. The last cup finalist Austria gave FC no chance and won with 4-1 goals. Of the two remaining regional leagues, only FC Red Bull Salzburg II was able to prevail with a 2-1 win against LASK Linz, while SK Rapid Wien II had to admit defeat by TSV Hartberg 2-0. The first division club SV Grödig caused a tangible surprise, winning 1-0 against Bundesliga club FC Wacker Innsbruck. The clear 3-1 victory of the regional division FC Red Bull Salzburg over the first division club FC Blau-Weiß Linz was not expected. In the two Bundesliga duels, SK Rapid Wien had to admit defeat 1: 2 to the reigning cup winner SV Ried in the finish of extra time, despite their home advantage. The 2010 cup winner, SK Sturm Graz, scored a sure 3-1 victory against FC Admira Wacker Mödling.

Results in the round of 16

date league Home team   Visiting team Result
25.10.2011 BL - Tbsp FC Wacker Innsbruck - SV Grödig 0: 1 (0: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (46th) Joachim Parapatits .
25.10.2011 RL - Tbsp Red Bull Juniors - FC Blau-Weiß Linz 3: 1 (2: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (4th) Torsten Knabel , 1: 1 (21st) Daniel Offenbacher , 2: 1 (25th) Simon Handle, 3: 1 (90th) Daniel Krenn.
25.10.2011 Tbsp - Tbsp SC Austria Lustenau - FC Lustenau 07 4: 1 (2: 1)
Goal scorers: 1: 0 (8th) Jan Zwischenbrugger , 1: 1 (17th) Christoph Buchner , 2: 1 (26th) Felix Roth , 3: 1 (46th) Gerald Krajic , 4: 1 (63rd) Dursun Karatay .
25.10.2011 RL - Tbsp SK Rapid Vienna II - TSV Hartberg 0: 2 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (67th) Michael Huber , 0: 2 (69th) Luca Tauschmann .
10/26/2011 LL - BL SVG Reichenau - FK Austria Vienna 0: 2 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (77th) Michael Liendl , 0: 2 (79th) Roland Linz .
10/26/2011 BL - Tbsp FC Red Bull Salzburg - LASK Linz 2: 1 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (51st) Benjamin Freudenthaler , 1: 1 (72nd) Franz Schiemer , 2: 1 (79th) Stefan Maierhofer .
10/26/2011 BL - BL SK Rapid Vienna - SV Ried 1: 1 (1: 1) - 1: 2 n.v.
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (14th) Thomas Hinum , 1: 1 (19th) Christopher Drazan , 1: 2 (114th) Anel Hadžić .
10/26/2011 BL - BL SK Sturm Graz - FC Admira Wacker Mödling 3: 1 (2: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (16th) Daniel Toth , 1: 1 (18th) Darko Bodul , 2: 1 (36th) Darko Bodul, 3: 1 (90th +1) Andreas Hölzl .
Legend: BL = Bundesliga (1st level) - EL = First League (2nd level) - RL = Regional League (3rd level) - LL = State League (4th level)
n.V. = after extension

Quarter finals

The quarter-finals took place on April 10th and 11th, 2012. The draw was carried out on November 6, 2011 as part of the TV program Sport am Sonntag , with Victoria Max-Theurer, who took part in the dressage Olympics twice, drawing the pairings. This brought with the Styrian derby between Bundesliga club SK Sturm Graz and first division club TSV Hartberg a real big game that ended with a definite surprise. The 2010 cup winner couldn't get past a 2-2 draw in regular time. In the extension that followed, the bottom of the table in the First League finally won 4-2 and threw the high favorite out of the competition. The duel between the last cup finalists SC Austria Lustenau and the record cup winners FK Austria Wien promised to be no less exciting. Although Vorarlberg made the game, the Viennese were able to prevail 2: 1 and thus take revenge for the 0: 4 home defeat last year. The reigning cup winner SV Ried had to compete at SV Grödig, with whom the Ried are on friendly terms. The first division team seemed to be able to leave the field as the winner for a long time, before the Rieser could not prevail in the finish thanks to a one-two with 3: 2.

However, the club-internal duel of FC Red Bull Salzburg, in which the first team has to face the second team, raised some criticism. After an internal duel at SK Rapid Wien last season , Salzburg will be hit this time. While the second teams are excluded from participation in the DFB Cup , the Austrian clubs at the ÖFB ensure that their second sets can also take part in the competition. According to the ÖFB General Director Alfred Ludwig , this will end in the coming season due to the criticism that has arisen. As part of a workshop, solutions should be found how such internal duels can be prevented. Although the second team surprisingly took the lead, the clear 4-1 victory of the first team was never in question.

Games in the quarterfinals

date league Home team   Visiting team Result
04/10/2012 Tbsp - BL SV Grödig - SV Ried 2: 3 (2: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (11th) Meilinger , 1: 1 (30th) Viana , 2: 1 (42nd) Schubert , 2: 2 (73rd) Robert Zulj , 2: 3 (77th) Meilinger.
04/11/2012 Tbsp - BL SC Austria Lustenau - FK Austria Vienna 1: 2 (0: 2)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (8th) Jun , 0: 2 (42nd) Ortlechner , 1: 2 (65th) Zwischenbrugger .
04/11/2012 BL - RL FC Red Bull Salzburg - Red Bull Juniors 4: 1 (1: 1)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (37th) Krenn , 1: 1 (44th) Soriano , 2: 1 (74th) Sekagya , 3: 1 (77th) Teigl , 4: 1 (82nd) ​​Soriano.
04/11/2012 BL - Tbsp SK Sturm Graz - TSV Hartberg 2: 2 (1: 2) - 2: 4 n.V.
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (32nd) Prietl , 1: 1 (45th) Kainz , 1: 2 (45th +1) Rakowitz , 2: 2 (68th) Kainz, 2: 3 (112th, penalty) Mössner , 2 : 4 (120.) Ismaili .
Legend: BL = Bundesliga (1st level) - EL = First League (2nd level) - RL = Regional League (3rd level) 
n.V. = after extension

Semifinals

The semi-final games took place on May 1st and 2nd, 2012.

Games in the semifinals

date league Home team   Visiting team Result
01/02/05/2012 Tbsp - BL TSV Hartberg - FC Red Bull Salzburg 0: 1 (0: 0)
Goal scorers: 0: 1 (79th) Jantscher
01/02/05/2012 BL - BL SV Ried - FK Austria Vienna 2: 0 (1: 0)
Goal scorers: 1-0 (18th) Guillem , 2-0 (73rd) Guillem
Legend: BL = Bundesliga (1st level) - EL = First League (2nd level)

Endgame

The final took place on May 20, 2012 in Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadium .

The winner of the 2011/12 ÖFB Cup is eligible to qualify for the 2012/13 UEFA Europa League , where they will compete in the third round.

Result of the final

pairing FC Red Bull Salzburg - SV RiedSV Ried
Result 3: 0 (2: 0)
date May 20, 2012, 4:00 p.m.
Stadion Ernst Happel Stadium , Vienna
spectator 16,000
referee Thomas Einwaller ( Austria )
Gates 1-0 Leonardo (foul penalty, 10th), 2-0 Schiemer (14th), 3-0 Hierländer (91st)
FC Red Bull Salzburg Alexander Walke - Christian Schwegler - Franz Schiemer - Ibrahim Sekagya - Andreas Ulmer (46th Martin Hinteregger ) - David Mendes da Silva - Christoph Leitgeb - Gonzalo Zárate (87th Stefan Hierländer ) - Leonardo Santiago - Dušan Švento - Stefan Maierhofer (73rd Cristiano da Silva )
Coach: Ricardo Moniz
SV Ried Thomas Gebauer - Marcel Ziegl - Thomas Reifeltshammer - Jan-Marc Riegler - Thomas Hinum - Anel Hadžić - Emanuel Schreiner (54th Iván Carril Regueiro ) - Daniel Beichler - Robert Žulj - Marco Meilinger (41st Stefan Lexa ) - Guillem Martí (70th ) Nacho Casanova )
Trainer: Gerhard Schweitzer
yellow cards yellow cards Sekagya, Zarate, Leitgeb, Hinteregger, Leonardo, Cristiano - Ziegl, Lexa, Carril, Hadžić

Goalscorer table

Status: May 2, 2012 (after the semi-finals)

rank Gates Games Surname country society
01 8th 3 Hamdi Salihi AlbaniaAlbania Albania SK Rapid Vienna
02 5 3 Guillem SpainSpain Spain SV Ried
03 4th 3 Philipp Hosiner AustriaAustria Austria FC Admira Wacker Mödling
0 4th Gerald Krajic AustriaAustria Austria SC Austria Lustenau
0 4th Daniel Krenn AustriaAustria Austria FC Red Bull Salzburg II
06th 3 4th Darko Bodul AustriaAustria Austria SK Sturm Graz
07th 2 1 Alan BrazilBrazil Brazil FC Red Bull Salzburg
0 4th Tomáš Jun SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia FK Austria Vienna
0 3 Roland Linz AustriaAustria Austria FK Austria Vienna
0 4th Marco Meilinger AustriaAustria Austria SV Ried
0 2 Soriano SpainSpain Spain FC Red Bull Salzburg
0 3 Dario Tadić AustriaAustria Austria FK Austria Vienna
0 3 Robert Zulj AustriaAustria Austria SV Ried
0 … Another 27 goal scorers with 2 goals each
Note: Players in italics are no longer in the competition

Graphic overview from the round of 16

  Round of 16
25/26 October 2011 		Quarterfinals
10./11. April 2012 		Semi-finals (draw)
1./2. May 2012 		Final
May 20, 2012
                                         
SK Sturm Graz Logo.svg  SK Sturm Graz 3            
FC Admira Wacker Mödling Logo.svg  FC Admira Wacker Mödling 1  
SK Sturm Graz Logo.svg  SK Sturm Graz 2
  TSV Hartberg 2010.png  TSV Hartberg 4 1)  
Soccer ball.svg  SK Rapid Vienna II 0
TSV Hartberg 2010.png  TSV Hartberg 2  
TSV Hartberg 2010.png  TSV Hartberg 0
  Soccer ball.svg  FC Red Bull Salzburg 1  
Soccer ball.svg  FC Red Bull Salzburg 2    
LASK Linz.svg  LASK Linz 1  
Soccer ball.svg  FC Red Bull Salzburg 4th
  Soccer ball.svg  FC Red Bull Salzburg II 1  
Soccer ball.svg  FC Red Bull Salzburg II 3
Blue and white  FC Blau-Weiß Linz 1  
Soccer ball.svg  FC Red Bull Salzburg 3
  SV Ried.svg  SV Ried 0
Wacker Innsbruck NEW klein.svg  FC Wacker Innsbruck 0      
SV Grodig.svg  SV Grödig 1  
SV Grodig.svg  SV Grödig 2
  SV Ried.svg  SV Ried 3  
Soccer ball.svg  SK Rapid Vienna 1
SV Ried.svg  SV Ried 2 1)  
  SV Ried.svg  SV Ried 2
  Austria Wien.svg  FK Austria Vienna 0  
SC Austria Lustenau.svg  SC Austria Lustenau 4th    
FC Lustenau Logo.svg  FC Lustenau 07 1  
SC Austria Lustenau.svg  SC Austria Lustenau 1
  Austria Wien.svg  FK Austria Vienna 2  
SVG Reichenau Logo.svg  SVG Reichenau 0
Austria Wien.svg  FK Austria Vienna 2  

1) after extension

Competition management

The referee in the final was Thomas Einwaller, who ended his active career.

Status after the quarter-finals (April 11, 2012)

Surname birth
date 		quality
fication 		Regional
association 		Games Yellow card.svg Yellow-red card.svg Red card.svg Eleven
meters 		annotation
Dieter Muckenhammer 02/12/1981 Tbsp Upper Austria 4th 28 1 1 2
Manfred Krassnitzer 02/16/1968 BL K 3 15th 0 1 0
Michael Schmid 07/11/1980 Tbsp Lower Austria 3 10 1 0 1
Manuel Schüttengruber 07/20/1983 BL Upper Austria 3 06th 0 1 3
Werner Altmann December 24, 1984 RL T 2 11 2 0 0
Christian Dintar March 22, 1974 BL B. 2 07th 0 0 2
Bernd Eigler 07/10/1984 Tbsp ST 2 07th 0 0 1
Thomas Gangl 04.10.1971 BL V 2 07th 0 0 0
Alexander Harkam 11/17/1981 FIFA ST 2 14th 2 0 0
Bernd Hirschbichler 05/05/1984 Tbsp S. 2 11 0 0 1
Christopher Hunter 01/23/1985 RL S. 2 09 1 0 0
Andreas Kollegger 08/04/1981 Tbsp ST 2 16 0 0 0
Thorsten Obwurzer 03/14/1978 RL K 2 08th 0 0 0
Thomas Prammer 05/17/1973 BL Upper Austria 2 09 0 0 0
Albert Wandl 12/22/1982 RL B. 2 12 0 0 0
Gerd Adanitsch December 8, 1970 RL ST 1 04th 0 0 0
Philipp Aiginger 01/14/1984 RL Lower Austria 1 02 0 0 0
Gerald Bauernfeind 04/01/1981 RL ST 1 06th 0 0 0
Roland Brandner 01/24/1978 RL Upper Austria 1 04th 0 1 0
Roland Braunschmidt 06/06/1975 RL B. 1 01 0 0 0
Senad Cerimagic 07/07/1983 RL Lower Austria 1 02 0 0 0
Gregor Danler 06/20/1986 RL T 1 05 0 0 0
Oliver Drachta 05/15/1977 FIFA Upper Austria 1 04th 0 0 0
René Eisner 09/02/1975 FIFA ST 1 03 0 0 1
Andreas Fellinger 08/03/1971 RL W. 1 01 0 0 1
Sebastian Gishamer 10/13/1988 RL S. 1 09 0 0 1
Markus Hameter 04/11/1980 FIFA Lower Austria 1 06th 0 0 0
Richard Huebler 01/15/1983 BL ST 1 06th 0 0 1
Markus Katona 05/27/1984 RL Lower Austria 1 07th 0 1 0
Philipp Kitzmüller 03/12/1984 RL Upper Austria 1 04th 0 0 1
Dominik Ouschan 01/28/1984 BL V 1 07th 0 1 0
Paul Pethö 07/17/1967 RL B. 1 04th 0 0 0
Roland Riedel 07/31/1988 RL S. 1 10 1 0 0
Andreas Rothmann 11/27/1976 RL Upper Austria 1 02 0 0 0
Harald Ruiss 07/16/1981 Tbsp W. 1 06th 1 0 1
Tanja Schett 07/09/1974 FIFA K 1 02 0 0 0
Norbert Schwab 12/30/1967 RL T 1 05 0 0 0
Christian Trunner 08/03/1979 RL Lower Austria 1 06th 0 0 0
Julian Weinberger 02/14/1985 RL W. 1 04th 1 0 0
Matthias Winsauer 09/24/1979 RL V 1 01 0 0 0
total 60 281 10 6th 16
Average per game - 4.7 0.2 0.1 0.3
Legend: FIFA = FIFA squad / BL = Bundesliga squad / EL = First league squad / RL = regional league squad

Individual evidence

  1. ^ "Corner", official magazine of the ÖFB, edition 02/2010, page 8.
  2. ↑ ÖFB: Marketing and Finances ( Memento of the original from September 27, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) 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. (accessed on July 28, 2011) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.oefb.at
  3. ↑ ÖFB-Samsung-Cup: Great pairings in the cup quarter-finals (accessed on November 16, 2011)
  4. ↑ ORF of November 6, 2011: Sporty farce threatens (accessed on November 16, 2011)
  5. ↑ Salzburger Nachrichten of November 6th, 2011: Salzburg in the Cup quarter-finals against Juniors ( Memento of the original of December 31st, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (accessed on November 16, 2011) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.salzburg.com
  6. ↑ transfermarkt.de: ÖFB-Cup 2011/2012 (accessed on October 1, 2011)

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