ASV Draßburg

ASV Draßburg
Basic data
Surname	ASV Edelweiss-Draßburg
Seat	Draßburg
founding	1946
Colours	blue White
president	Christian Illedits
Board	Ernst Wild
athletic director	Paul button
First soccer team
Head coach	Franz Lederer
Venue	Sports center Draßburg
Places	1000
league	Regional League East
2019/20	9th place (canceled)

The 2018/19 championship team of ASV Draßburg on promotion to the Regionalliga Ost.

The ASV Draßburg is an Austrian football club in the municipality Draßburg in Burgenland . He is a member of the Burgenland Football Association . Since winning the Landesliga Burgenland in the 2018/19 season, the club has played in the Regionalliga Ost , the third highest league in Austria.

history

After the founding meeting of the “ASV Edelweiß-Draßburg” took place in December 1945, the association was officially founded in 1946. The first functionaries were Josef Gornik (chairman), Matthias Ats (section head), Franz Pauleschitz (secretary) and Emmerich Patzmann (treasurer).

Before the club established itself permanently in the middle second division (5th level) from the 1986/87 season, there was a constant up and down between the 2nd and 1st class. After 24 years of membership, the ASV under chairman Paul Knopf won the championship title in the II. Middle League in the 2010/11 game year with the opening of the new sports facility and thus promotion to the Burgenland regional league. The team's coach was Christian Rotpuller. With Elmir Hrustanbegovic and Nemanja Nikolić, who each scored 20 goals, Draßburg also provided the league's most successful goalscorers.

The Draßburger were able to establish themselves in the front of the table. With fifth place in 2011/12, the club qualified for the ÖFB Cup 2012/13 and met SC Wiener Neustadt in the first round , but had no chance against the Bundesliga club at the time in the 3-0 defeat. But the club was able to secure victory in the Croatian Cup and achieve sixth place in the 2012/13 championship. In the following season, the ASV placed seventh. 6. After fourth places in the 2015/16 and 2016/17 season, Draßburg finished the 2017/18 season with third place behind SV Mattersburg II and ASV Siegendorf .

Promotion to the regional league

The “master builders” of success President Christian Illedits (left) and section head Paul Knopf (right).

The 2018/19 game year was a great success for ASV Draßburg. The team from the 1200-inhabitant community, without any notable businesses, took the lead right after the first round and did not give up this position during the entire championship. After the autumn round, which started under coach Josef Kühbauer and was coached on an interim basis by former national goalkeeper Thomas Mandl from September 2018 after his resignation , ASV already had a lead of seven points over their first rival ASV Siegendorf. During the winter break, Mandl stepped back into the second row, which is why Franz Lederer , who had coached SV Mattersburg for years in the Bundesliga , was hired as a new head coach. Lederer continued the work successfully and in the end ASV Draßburg secured nine points ahead of ASV Siegendorf and twelve points behind SC Ritzing the championship title in the Landesliga Burgenland and thus promotion to the Regional League East . The ASV had also scored the most hits (69) and had to accept the fewest goals (28). The fact that 17 different players entered the goalscorers list also speaks for the balance of the team.

Master squad 2018/19

Patrick Artner (0 missions), Vinko Cerovec (10), Dejan Cosic (29), Paul Csmarich (9), Alen Gluhak (24), Christopher Grafl (8), Lukas Grimmer (16), Adrian Gruber (0), Patrick Handler (22), Elmir Hrustanbegovic (29), Maurice Kiss (3), Holger Knartz (30), Fabian Kornholz (12), Lukas Kornholz (30), Tim Kovac (1), Dominik Kovacs (18), Bernd Kutrowatz ( 0), Christian Pfeiffer (1), Christopher Pinter (14), Philipp Puchegger (29), Klaus-Peter Puhr (29), Yigit Sari (22), Lukas Stifter (30), Andreas Strobl (0), Sebastian Weber ( 30). Trainer: Franz Lederer , assistant trainer: Philipp Brandstätter, goalkeeping trainer and sporting director: Thomas Mandl .

Coach history since 2007

Surname	Date of birth	Taking office	End of office	league
Roman Waldherr	July 23, 1965	07/01/2007	03/19/2009	II. League
Karl Terdy	3rd July 1961	03/19/2009	06/30/2009	II. League
Christian Rotpuller	May 22, 1960	07/01/2009	06/30/2013	Promotion to national league 2011
Damir Todorovic	April 6, 1972	07/01/2013	03/10/2013	National league
Franz Weiss	April 22, 1957	04/10/2013	01/10/2014	National league
Ernst Baumeister	January 22, 1957	13/01/2014	06/30/2015	National league
Josef Kühbauer	December 10, 1967	07/01/2015	08/31/2018	National league
Thomas Mandl	7th February 1979	09/01/2018	December 31, 2018	National league
Franz Lederer	November 25, 1963	01/01/2019		Promotion to Regionalliga 2019

Sports facility

ASV Draßburg sports facility.

After the old sports field no longer met the sporting objectives and could be sold, the ASV Draßburg under chairman Paul Knopf with the support of the community under Mayor Christian Illedits , the Province of Burgenland, the ASKÖ and the Burgenland Football Association decided to build a new sports center on the club's own Property. The driving force was the then mayor and club president Christian Illedits. Construction began in autumn 2009 and was completed in summer 2011. During this time, training and championship games had to be carried out on the sports facility in Krensdorf .

In addition to the 105 × 68 meter main field with floodlights commissioned for championship games, the sports center includes a 92 × 60 meter training field. The cabin wing comprises four cabins in the basement and the referee's room with wet rooms and toilet. On the upper floor there is the public room with canteen, buffet area (VIP room), toilet and the room for the speaker. In front of it is the covered grandstand with 260 seats and around 500 standing places. The building is equipped with a solar system, which is also used to generate hot water.

Combat team

Trainer Franz Lederer (left) and sporting director Thomas Mandl (right).

Coaching team

Status: July 20, 2019

function	Surname	Date of birth	nationality	with the club since	Last club
Trainer	Franz Lederer	11/25/1963		01/2019	SV Mattersburg
Assistant coach	Philipp Brandstätter	08/06/1987		07/2019	was a player
Goalkeeper coach	Michael Baldauf	06/21/1992		07/2019	ASK Hirm

Current squad

Full-back Holger Knartz

Status: July 20, 2019

goal
01	Lukas founder
01	Adrian Gruber
01	Andreas Zehetbauer

Defense
02	Dejan Cosic
03	Philipp Puchegger
04th	Aleksandar Jovetić
05	Petar Melezović
13	Michael Herowitsch
14th	Holger Knartz
17th	Matej Bročić

midfield
06th	Paul Csmarich
07th	Marco Anderst
08th	Lukas Kornholz
10	Matthias Müller
12	Benjamin Knessl
13	Samuel Adogbeji
15th	Dominik Kovács
16	Klaus-Peter Puhr
19th	Fabian Kornholz

attack
09	Marjan Markic
11	Dominik Puster
18th	Anel Dosljak

successes

• 1967/68: 1st class champion middle
• 1977/78: Master of the 2nd class A middle
• 2010/11: Champion of the 2nd middle division and promotion to the Burgenland regional league
• Participation in the ÖFB Cup 2012/13
• 2012/13: Croatian Cup winner
• 2018/19: Champion of the Landesliga Burgenland and promotion to the Regionalliga Ost
• Participation in the ÖFB Cup 2019/20

Web links

Commons : ASV Draßburg  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Transfermarkt.at: Club profile ASV Draßburg

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d} ASV Draßburg: History of the ASV Draßburg (accessed on July 18, 2019)
2. ↑ Football Austria: Landesliga 2012/13 (accessed on July 18, 2019)
3. ↑ Football Austria: Landesliga 2013/14 (accessed on July 18, 2019)
4. ↑ Football Austria: Landesliga 2014/15 (accessed on July 18, 2019)
5. ↑ Football Austria: Landesliga 2015/16 (accessed on July 18, 2019)
6. ↑ Football Austria: Landesliga 2016/17 (accessed on July 18, 2019)
7. ↑ Football Austria: Landesliga 2017/18 (accessed on July 18, 2019)
8. ↑ Bernhard Fenz in BVZ from December 19, 2018: Comeback! Lederer lands in Draßburg (accessed on July 18, 2019)
9. ↑ Football Austria: Landesliga 2018/19 (accessed on July 18, 2019)
10. ↑ Football Austria: Kader 2018/19 (accessed on July 18, 2019)
11. ↑ Football Austria: Trainer & Supervisor (accessed on July 18, 2019)
12. ↑ oefb.at: Trainer (accessed on August 18, 2020)
13. ↑ oefb.at: Kader (accessed on August 18, 2020)

Coordinates: 47 ° 44 ′ 52.2 "  N , 16 ° 28 ′ 51.1"  E