Burgenland Football Association

Burgenland Football Association
founding	1923
region
president	Gerhard Milletich
Clubs (approx.)	183
Teams (approx.)	320
Competitions	22nd
Seat	Eisenstadt , Austria
Homepage	www.bfv.at

The Burgenland Football Association (BFV) is the umbrella organization of the football clubs in Burgenland. He is a full member of the Austrian Football Association (ÖFB).

The board of directors of the BFV and its sub-committees support the football clubs in Burgenland in their work to organize football and to run it in a regular manner.

Organization of the BFV

The BFV's activities are essentially carried out by the Board of Directors and the sub-committees or departments.

Board of the BFV

The executive board is elected by the general meeting and is composed as follows:

• president
• 3 Vice Presidents (elected by the North, Central and South groups)
• Union captain
• Secretary
• Finance officer
• 3 group chairmen (elected from the groups North, Middle and South)
• Certification officer
• Referee chairman
• Youth officer
• STRUMA chairman
• Women's football referee
• Appeal Officer
• 3 auditors

BFV committees

The following committees and departments are subject to the supervision of the Executive Board. These are made up of the speakers and chairmen elected by the general meeting and the other members appointed by the board:

• The 4 group committees: (Burgenland League, groups north, middle and south) serve to safeguard the sporting and economic interests of the clubs and are elected by the respective group meetings (made up of all the clubs belonging to the respective group)
• Certification committee:
  This is responsible for the certification and evaluation of all competitive games of the BFV.
• Referee Committee:
  This organizes referees in Burgenland.
• Youth and Popular Sports Committee:
  This is responsible for the promotion and control of youth football as well as the organization and implementation of the youth games. In addition, he is responsible for the development and implementation of a long-term mass sports concept and the integration of trend sports in the area of ​​the BFV.
• Finance Committee:
  This is responsible for regulating the financial affairs of the BFV.
• Match committee:
  This prepares the championship classification, the draw and takes care of all agendas related to match operations in close coordination with the group committees, the youth and women's football department. In addition, he is responsible for organizing the selection games and the indoor championship.
• Criminal, Reporting and Control Committee (STRUMA):
  This carries out the tasks regulated by the ÖFB in the relevant regulations and provisions.
• Trainer and course department:
  This is responsible for all training-related matters as well as trainer training and further education.
• Department for women's football:
  This is responsible for maintaining, promoting and organizing women's and girls' football in Burgenland.

Members of the BFV

The BFV has full members, honorary presidents, honorary members and relatives. Corporations cannot become members of the BFV.

• Ordinary members are the association clubs as well as the members of the board elected by the general assembly, the Burgenland League chairman and the group chairman.
• Honorary presidents and honorary members are persons who are appointed by the general meeting for their special services to the sport of football. You have the right to sit in the general meeting.
• Relatives are the members of the board appointed by the board, the officials of the Burgenland national and regional league clubs, the subcommittee members, the auditors, the members of the Burgenland referee board as well as the players, coaches, officials and employees of the association clubs registered with the association. You have the right to sit in the general meeting, but no right to vote, unless you are a representative of an association.

History of the BFV

The BFV was founded in 1923. In order to prevent those interested in football in the newly founded Burgenland, which was founded in 1921, from migrating to the neighboring federal states of Lower Austria and Styria, a meeting was held by Josef Cekal (Parndorf), Peter Zakall, Josef Spielhofer and Franz Luttenberger (all Neufeld) at Gasthof Gieswein in Eisenstadt Officials of the football clubs Eisenstadt, Deutschkreutz, Mattersburg, Neufeld and Parndorf, which at that time already belonged to the ÖFB. The "Landesfußballverband Burgenland" was founded with Josef Cekal as president, Alois Weinberger as treasurer and Stefan Zweig as association captain.

On March 22, 1924, the first ordinary general assembly of the Burgenland Football Association, with around 20 participating clubs, took place in Wiener Neustadt, which was then the easiest to get to by traffic, and on March 29, 1924 the first board was constituted with Josef Cekal as president and Eduard Hausmann as association secretary as well as Messrs. Krause, Pauschenwein and Inführ as association captains and Kern, Neubauer, Winter and Lang as board members.

In 1924, three districts were planned for championships:

• Parndorf district with the 9 clubs SC Parndorf, SC Sturm Neusiedl, Garrison SC Neusiedl, SC Mönchhof, SC Halbturn, SC Frauenkirchen, SC Nickelsdorf, SC Kittsee and SC Bruckneudorf
• Eisenstadt district with the 12 clubs SC Freiheit Eisenstadt, SC Hakoah Eisenstadt, SC Sonnenberg Hornstein, SC Neufeld, SC Loretto, SC Großhöflein, SC Siegendorf, SC Zillingtal-Wacker, SC Neudörfl, SV Mattersdorf, SV Wiesen and SC Sauerbrunn
• District of Oberwart with the 9 clubs SC Oberwart, SC Oberschützen, SC Mariasdorf, SC Bernstein, SC Rotenturm, SC Großpetersdorf, SC Pinkafeld, SC Rechnitz and SC Güssing

From 1926, in addition to the BFV, the Burgenland regional group of the VAFÖ (Association of Austrian Workers' Football Associations) also existed in Burgenland. The fateful political year of 1934 also had a massive impact on football in Burgenland. The VAFÖ was dissolved, the BFV divided into two state associations (District North and District South). The larger northern district was "voluntarily" dissolved on May 24, 1936, the smaller district was dissolved in 1938 and joined the Reichssportverband.

The rebuilding in 1945

In the autumn of 1945, a start was made to re-establish a nationwide football association. In October 1945, a provisional state board was set up in the Ostmark café in Eisenstadt:

• Chairman Otto Willomitzer (Deputy Wilhelm Wimmer)
• Secretary Heinrich Schmelz (Deputy Julius Barislovits, Stefan Barisits)
• Treasurer Josef Skarits (Deputy Josef Perger)
• Technical Committee (STRUMA): Ludwig, Jicha, Johann Springschitz, Karl Morawitz
• Referee Committee: Stefan Luzszicsa, Hans Scheinegger
• Control: Viktor Stary, Josef Bödi
• Group chairmen: Anton Straka, Emil Perlaky

The BFV had its first secretariat in Eisenstadt, Pfarrgasse 8. 1960 was able to move to a larger clubhouse in Haydngasse. In 1989 the "Sporty House" at Hotterweg 67 was inaugurated. At this address, the BFV has offices and meeting rooms as well as accommodation and natural and artificial turf pitches.

The Burgenland Football Academy was opened in Mattersburg in 2009 , a joint project of the BFV with the Province of Burgenland, the City of Mattersburg and SV Mattersburg. A modern football facility was built on 115,000 square meters, consisting of four grass and two artificial turf pitches and a student dormitory.

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  Entrance area of ​​the football academy

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  Grandstand area

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  Grandstand and boarding school

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  Sports field area

President

President since 2012: Gerhard Milletich

• Josef Cekal (1923–1925)
• Alfred Krause (1925–1934)
• Julius Wacker (1934–1936, North District)
• Franz Schuster (1934–1938, South District)
• Otto Willomitzer (1945–1959)
• Paul Wagner (1959–1976)
• Hans Tschank (1976–1984)
• Josef Orovits (1984–1988)
• Rudolf Talos (1988-2004)
• Karl Kaplan (2004–2012)
• Gerhard Milletich (since 2012)

The board of the BFV from 2012

At the general assembly of the BFV held on March 3, 2012, Gerhard Milletich, from Parndorf , who had previously acted as Vice President, was elected President. He thus succeeded Karl Kaplan , who had been in charge of the association since 2004.

• President: Gerhard Milletich (Parndorf)
• Vice-Presidents: Ernst Gangl (Illmitz), Gerald Hüller (Marz), Konrad Renner (Stuben)
• Association captain: Manfred Luisser (Güssing)
• Secretary: Alfred Lehner
• Financial advisor: Norbert Pleyer
• Certification officer: Rainer Hack (Neckenmarkt)
• Referee chairman: Günter Benkö (smoking officer)
• Youth Officer: Gabriele Pinter (Siegendorf)
• STRUMA chairman: Nikolaus Szauer (Neufeld)
• Women's football advisor: Irmgard Kneisz
• Leader speaker: Franz Granabetter (St. Margarethen)
• Group chairman:
  • Group north: Robert Wieger (Breitenbrunn)
  • Middle group: Kurt Lipovits (Dörfl)
  • Group south: Franz Wagner (Rechnitz)
• Appeal advisor: Dietmar Potzmann (Stegersbach)
• Auditors: Werner Brenner, Josef Supper, Robert Welleschütz

Football competitions

BFV groups:

North

center

south

The BFV organizes championship and cup competitions for adults and youngsters.

BFV competitions in the adult area

Championship for combat teams

The championship is held in four performance levels, which are 4th to 7th in Austria.

An overview of all Burgenland masters can be found under statistics.

The highest performance level is the Landesliga Burgenland, the only national league (Austria: level 4)

Due to the difficult geographical conditions in Burgenland, games below the regional league are divided into 3 regional groups:

• The group north includes the clubs from the districts of Neusiedl and Eisenstadt-Umgebung as well as the cities of Eisenstadt and Rust
• The Mitte group includes the clubs from the Mattersburg and Oberpullendorf districts
• The group south includes the clubs from the districts of Oberwart , Güssing and Jennersdorf

Within each group, the championship is held in three performance levels:

• The 2nd performance level of Burgenland is made up of the 2nd leagues (Austria: level 5)
• The 3rd performance level of Burgenland is made up of the 1st grades (Austria: level 6)
• The 4th performance level of Burgenland is made up of the 2nd grades (Austria: level 7)

League pyramid

step	league
4th	Regional league 16 clubs
Relegated	↓ 3 clubs
Climbers	↑ 1 association	↑ 1 association	↑ 1 association
5	2nd League North 16 clubs	2nd division middle 15 clubs	2. League South 14 clubs
Relegated	↓ 2 clubs	↓ 2 clubs	↓ 2 clubs
Climbers	↑ 2 clubs	↑ 2 clubs	↑ 1 association	↑ 1 association
6th	1st class north 14 clubs	1st class middle of 16 clubs	1st class A South 14 clubs	1st class B south 14 clubs
Relegated	↓ 2 clubs	↓ 2 clubs	↓ 1 club	↓ 1 club
Climbers	↑ 2 clubs	↑ 2 clubs	↑ 1 association	↑ 1 association
7th	2nd class north 14 clubs	2nd class middle of 14 clubs	2nd class A south 12 clubs	2nd class B south 12 clubs

Class sizes and promotion and relegation regulations

The Burgenland League consists of 16 clubs and in exceptional cases can be temporarily increased to up to 18 clubs. This exceptional case occurs if more than two clubs from the Regionalliga Ost are relegated to the Burgenland League in one season .

The class strengths of the other leagues and classes are based on the total number of clubs per group. According to this total number, the clubs are divided into the three performance levels based on a fixed key. Accordingly, each division consists of a maximum of 16, but at least twelve clubs.

Class size group south 2nd league 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 15th 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 1st class A 12 13 13 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 15th 15th 16 16 16 1st class B 12 12 13 13 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 15th 15th 16 16 2nd class A 12 12 12 13 12 12 12 13 13 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 15th 2nd class B 12 12 12 13 12 12 12 12 13 13 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th Base number 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77

Class size groups north and middle 2nd league 14th 14th 14th 15th 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 1st Class 12 13 14th 14th 14th 14th 14th 15th 16 16 16 2nd Class 12 12 12 12 12 13 14th 14th 14th 15th 16 Base number 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

particularities

• Group South : With the basic numbers 69, 70, 71, the division between the two 2nd classes can be changed, but none of the two classes may contain fewer than 12 and more than 14 clubs
• Group North : With the basic numbers 41, 42, 43, the 2nd league is to be gradually reduced to 14 clubs, i.e. H. the following distributions can be achieved: GZ 41 : 14/14/13, GZ 42 : 14/14/14, GZ 43 : 15/14/14.

Clubs that are new to the championship only count towards the base number after their first season and clubs that withdraw from the championship are counted in the base number in the first season after they have been eliminated. Any deviations from the class size tables that may arise as a result must be compensated for in the following season (s) by increasing promotion or relegation.

Every master has the right to promotion to the next higher division, i. H.

• the champion of the regional league rises to the regional league east
• the champions of the 2nd leagues are promoted to the Burgenland League
• the champions of the 1st class move up to the 2nd leagues
• the masters of the 2nd grade advance to the 1st grade

All last-placed players must be relegated to the assigned sub-division, i.e. H.

• Relegated from the Burgenland League to the regionally assigned 2nd division
• Relegated from the 2nd leagues to the lower 1st class; in the group south, the relegation always takes place in the 1st class, from which the club was promoted at the time
• Relegated from the 1st class to the lower 1st class

If the class strengths specified by the allocation key cannot be achieved through these ascents and descents, there may be additional promoters and relegators.

Changes from the 2010/11 season

For the time being, for the 2010/11 season, the promotion and relegation rules were changed in the groups north and center. In addition to the masters of the 1st and 2nd classes, the second-placed players also advance to the 2nd division or 1st class. Accordingly, the penultimate of the 2nd leagues and 1st class must also be relegated. However, if more than 3 clubs have to relegate due to this regulation, the fixed promotion for the second-placed teams will not apply.

In the board meeting on June 6, 2011, this solution was also confirmed for the future, as the variant originally preferred by the BFV with a fixed promoter and a relegation place turned out to be not feasible in terms of time.

League structures in the past

• 1946 to 1952/53:

The BFV had set up again in autumn 1945. Since there were already active clubs and a promising development, all clubs were invited to join the BFV. Since nothing was known about the playing strength of the clubs, a regional competition with three groups of six in the districts of Eisenstadt and Mattersburg was announced in the spring of 1946. The three best in each case should be combined into 1st class and the others into 2nd class. In the south only friendlies took place due to the bad traffic situation. In the districts of Neusiedl and Oberpullendorf, the clubs had laid the foundation stone for a game operation of their own accord, but this remained a torso, especially in the first district, as new clubs kept joining.

The first full championship after the Second World War was played by the groups North (Neusiedl) and Middle (Eisenstadt and Mattersburg) each with a 1st and 2nd class, the Oberpullendorf group had one division (1st class) and the South group - regional divided into two parallel "departments" A and B (2 1st classes). Each group was allowed to participate in the determination of the national champion with one club, so the two first-class champions of the group south had to play playoffs.

In the following years, the league structure was still characterized by great instability. Newly entered, but also eliminated clubs were one cause, another was the very modest transport infrastructure, which was improving from year to year, and the possibilities that were available to the clubs for traveling to the away games.

• 1947/48:

There were three changes compared to the previous season. The group north dissolved their 2nd class and only played with a 1st class. The group middle divided their 2nd class, which consisted of 14 clubs, in order to bridge the traffic difficulties in 2 relays. The group south in turn regrouped their two divisions in a 1st and a 2nd class. The 2nd class south was divided into 2 squadrons a year later. The national champion was again determined between the masters of the 1st class.

After the traffic conditions had improved a little, the plan of a regional league was implemented in 1949/50, which made the lengthy procedure of determining the national champion obsolete. The league, comprising 12 clubs, was composed as follows: 2 clubs in the north group, 5 clubs in the middle group, 1 club in the Oberpullendorf group and 4 clubs in the south group. The promotion to the national league in the following years should be determined by a qualification tournament of the four champions of the 1st class, in which three promotion places were played out. A year later this was reduced to 2 newcomers.

The championship structure below the regional league consisted of the four first classes. Among them were two 2nd grades each in the middle and south groups. The groups Nord and Oberpullendorf played without 2nd class.

• 1950/51:

Before the 1950/51 season there was a first comprehensive, pioneering group reform. The North, Middle and Oberpullendorf groups have been combined into a new North group. This group played the championship with two 1st classes (North A with clubs from ND and EU, North B with clubs from MA and OP) and three 2nd classes (North A with clubs from ND, North B with clubs from EU and MA and North C with clubs from OP) and a newly founded 3rd class in the EU district. After 2 years of existence, the 3rd grade was integrated into the 2nd grade and at the same time the number of 2nd grades was increased to four.

The group south played unchanged with a 1st and two 2nd classes, but had to complain about the dissolution of many clubs in the following year and from then on only played with a 1st class.

• 1953/54 to 1960/61:

In 1953/54 the group North, which had meanwhile grown too large, was divided into the groups North and Middle. This group classification already corresponded to the division according to districts (north: ND and EU, center: MA and OP and south: OW, GS and JE). An exception was the SC Zagersdorf, which was divided into the championship of the middle group from 1961 to 1968 due to its location as the southernmost club in the EU district. The group north played with two 1st and 2nd grades. The middle group managed with a 1st and 2nd class each. One class was still sufficient in the south.

There were also regular changes as a result. At the request of their clubs, the middle group divided their 2nd class into 2 seasons in 1954/55, then converted the 1st class and the two 2nd classes into two 1st classes and one 2nd class, which had to be dissolved soon afterwards. However, not because the clubs of the 2nd class would have been eliminated, no, all seven clubs were integrated into the two 1st classes, from which three clubs had stopped playing during the championship last year. However, only two years later, the middle group with six clubs from the Oberpullendorf district and the UFC Sieggraben was able to resume playing in 2nd class.

In 1956/57, a group of clubs joined the South Group, which had already played a "wild championship" in the previous year, so a 2nd class could now be settled again below the 1st class. Probably because the other two groups also had two first classes, the group south made two first classes out of their two game classes in 1959/60.
Only the Northern group ended the 1950s without regrouping.

• 1961/62 to 1966/67:

In the 1961/62 season, two 2nd leagues were created between the state league and the 1st classes. The best-placed clubs in the 1st class qualified for these two divisions. The 2nd division north comprised the clubs from the districts ND, EU and MA, the clubs from the district OP were assigned to the 2nd division south with the southern clubs. Since the 24 freshly made second division clubs lacked the substructure, the 2nd grades, with the exception of the Northern group, with only clubs from the ND district, were dissolved.

From the beginning of the 1960s there was some stability in the league structure. Only two new 2nd classes were created to accommodate the growing number of member clubs. In 1962/63 a 2nd class south was created (once again), and a season later a 2nd class middle with clubs from the Oberpullendorf district.

• 1967/68 to 1978/79:

There was a restructuring from the 1967/68 season for two reasons. On the one hand they wanted to raise the level of the game, on the other hand the call of the 2nd class clubs for an increase in class size became louder. In each group, the two first classes were merged, and two second classes were placed under each first class, in the south between 1968/69 and 1971/72 even three. In 1972/73 the structure with one 1st and three 2nd classes was replaced by two 1st and 2nd classes each.

In the 1st class, the first and second placed were allowed to move up to the 2nd division. The clubs were divided into the regionally cheaper relay. As a result, clubs from the OP district that were assigned to the 2nd division south had to compete in the 2nd division north. Therefore, at least three of the second leagues had to be relegated. As a rule, only the masters were allowed to advance in the 2nd grade.

• 1979/80 to 1989/90:

With the game year 1979/80 a long-cherished wish of the group center was fulfilled, a second division center was created. Since the already low number of clubs in the 2nd class would have resulted in an additional reduction, reforms were also carried out in the 2nd class. Here the rigid group separation according to districts was dissolved and instead of the six only five 2nd classes (2nd class A to E) were offered. These were divided into regions every year. In the group south the two first classes were merged again. With the exception of the regional league (15 clubs) and 2nd class C (13), only divisions with 14 clubs were created.

1982/83 was readjusted. It was decided to divide 1st class south again into 2 squadrons. In addition, it was determined that the masters of the 2nd grade have to advance as follows:

• 2nd class A to 1st class north
• 2nd class B to 1st class north or middle
• 2nd class C to 1st class middle
• 2nd class D to 1st class A south
• 2nd class E to 1st class B south

With this a "prejudice" was made for the currently valid class division, because the 2nd class C developed into a purely Oberpullendorfer matter and was thus a forerunner for today's 2nd class middle, while the 2nd classes D and E in truth nothing else than today the 2nd grades A and B south.

The class division worked very well for a while, but towards the end of the 1980s the number of clubs in 2nd class A and B fell sharply until only eight clubs were playing in 2nd class B in the 1989/90 season (the Championship was held as a double round, i.e. four times each against each other).

• 1990/91 to 2011/12:

Due to the lack of clubs mentioned above, the area of ​​the 2nd grade was reformed. From five there were four 2nd classes, each placed under the four 1st classes. At the same time, the promotion of the runner-up in the 1st classes north and middle was abolished. This classification is valid including the season 2011/12.

• from 2012/13

After the 2011/12 season, the two first grades were merged in the south group. The structure in the south looks like this:

• 2nd performance level: a 2nd league
• 3rd performance level: a 1st class
• 4th performance level: two 2nd classes

Discussion points regarding the league structure in recent years

In recent years there have been discussions mainly in the Northern group. When the number of clubs in the 2nd class north fell to 12 in the early 2000s as part of the increase in the 2nd division north, displeasure among the clubs about the low number of games arose. At the request of the clubs, a play-off mode was introduced: After a round-trip round (22 rounds), the best six clubs played an upper play-off for promotion to 1st class north and the remaining six a lower play-off. Off. Since this was not a satisfactory solution for the clubs either, in connection with a step-by-step reduction of the 2nd division north with the basic numbers 41, 42 and 43 (see above), a "normal" championship with round trip rounds was switched back to.

From the mid-2000s, some clubs in the Northern group wanted two parallel "district leagues" instead of 1st and 2nd class. The arguments put forward were the actually longest journeys to away games in the Northern group (up to 80 km) and increased spectator interest in the case of more local derbies by district leagues. On the other hand, it was argued that the staging must be carried out uniformly throughout Burgenland: In the case of district leagues, a club in the Northern group could already be promoted to the Burgenland League with two promotions, while the other clubs would have to advance three times. In addition, one would create two "protection groups" with district leagues, ie game classes from which there is no relegation, which could have a negative effect on motivation. The request was not heard at the BFV.

Again and again, additional fixed climbers were discussed that could increase the tension. But here too there was no convincing majority for a long time. Before the start of the 2010/11 season, however, a second fixed promotion and, accordingly, relegation was decided in the north and middle groups, initially for this one season.

In general, reform efforts do not meet with open ears everywhere, even due to special constellations in the class composition. The 2nd North League has been known as the "Seewinkelliga" for many years, as most of the clubs come from the Neusiedl district. Until the mid-2000s, with one exception, all clubs in the Mattersburg district played in the 2nd division middle and the 2nd class middle has consisted almost exclusively of clubs in the Oberpullendorf district for over 25 years.

The geographical conditions with some barriers with the Neusiedlersee between the clubs from ND and EU, the Sieggraber Sattel between MA and OP and the Geschreibstein between OP and OW form "natural" boundaries, which on the one hand have an impact on the routes and on the other hand create an emotional sense of belonging the respective regions in the population.

There will probably only be a need for reform when other clubs stop playing in the future (in recent years, with SV Müllendorf, SV Krensdorf, SC Eisenstadt, ASK Miedlingsdorf, SV Rauchwart and SV Hackerberg, some clubs have already been eliminated from the championship). At the beginning of February 2011, the group south decided to streamline its class structure from the 2012/13 season. Instead of two 1st and 2nd grades below the 2nd division as before, there will only be one 1st and two 2nd grades.

Championship for reserve teams

Every club that would like to take part in the championship operation of the BFV with a combat team must also provide a reserve team. The reserve championship is held as a separate competition parallel to the combat teams, i. H. the reserve teams play as a prelude to the same opponents as the fighting team. The champions are honored by the BFV with master’s certificates in the same way as the combat teams, but there is no separate promotion and relegation. Regardless of their placement, the reserves rise or fall with their combat team.

The Burgenland clubs that take part in competitions in the Bundesliga or Regionalliga Ost that do not have their own reserve competition are obliged to provide an amateur (Bundesliga) or Ib team (regional league) in the BFV's combat team. Clubs in the 1st Bundesliga are entitled to classification in the Burgenland League, clubs in the First League in the 2nd leagues and regional league clubs in the 1st classes. As the 2nd combat teams, these teams are subject to the promotion and relegation regulations of the BFV, but may be up to max. move up a league below their team.

BFV Cup

The Burgenland Football Association also organizes a cup competition. The BFV-Cup is currently named "Raiffeisen-Cup" after the competition sponsor. The cup winner receives a fixed starting place in the 1st main round of the ÖFB Cup. The BFV-Cup was introduced in 1995 on the initiative of the group chairman in the middle, Kurt Lipovits. Before that, there were already two three-year intermezzos with previous competitions in 1946–1949 and 1974–1977, but these have been discontinued.

An overview of all Burgenland cup winners can be found under Statistics.

format

The BFV-Cup is held in the knockout system. All rounds are decided in one game, in the 1st round the lower ranked club has home rights. If there is a draw after 90 minutes, the winner will be determined immediately (without extra time) in a penalty shoot-out. The first 4 cup rounds are held within the group (north, center, south A, south B). Semi-finals and finals within each group will be held in tournament form on one day. The venue is either drawn by lots or awarded on the basis of applications. The middle group will not have a final tournament in the 2010/11 season, but will hold the semi-finals and finals in the same way as the 1st and 2nd round.

The 4 group winners then contest the national final round. This is played in the form of a tournament on one day, with the three groups (north, center, south) alternating as organizers. The venue is always the place of the group winner of the group that holds home right (in the south alternating South A and South B).

• 1st round: 64 participants (16 clubs per group)
• 2nd round: 32 participants (8 first-round winners per group)
• 3rd round: 16 participants (4 second-round winners per group); "Group semi-finals"
• 4th round: 8 participants (2 semi-final winners per group); "Group Finals"
• 5th round: 4 participants (4 group winners); "Semifinals"
• 6th round: 2 participants (2 semi-final winners); "Final"

qualification

All BFV clubs that do not have the opportunity to qualify for the ÖFB Cup via the championship in the current cup season are eligible, i.e. all clubs below the Burgenland League. Therefore the champions of the second leagues are not qualified for the BFV Cup. The qualification takes place on the basis of the championship final position of the previous season.

Level	Cup North	Cup middle	Cup South A	Cup South B
2nd league	2nd-7th	2nd-7th	4 from 2. – 9. (2nd league south)	4 from 2. – 9. (2nd league south)
1st Class	1-5	1-5	1-6 (1st class A south)	1-6 (1st class B south)
2nd Class	1-5	1-5	1-6 (2nd class A south)	1-6 (2nd class B south)

BFV Indoor Masters

The BFV holds the BFV Indoor Masters in the 2nd half of January. The BFV clubs can qualify for this through indoor tournaments organized by the clubs and registered with the BFV. Depending on the playing strength of the participating clubs, a coefficient is calculated for each tournament according to the qualification guidelines, which is credited to the tournament winner three times, the second twice and the third simply as master points. The seven clubs with the most points take part in the indoor championship alongside the defending champion.

The Indoor Masters will be played in two groups of four with a subsequent semi-finals and finals on one final day. The most successful participant is SV Neuberg with a total of six indoor titles.

Burgenland women's league

The BFV endeavors to run its own women's league, provided that there are enough participants. After a long break this was z. B. possible again in the 2010/11 season. Some women's soccer teams from Burgenland take part in the Bundesliga, NÖFV and StFV competitions. In the 2013/14 season, FC Mönchhof and SC Neusiedl am See play in the 1st class of the Vienna League.

Burgenland Women Cup

Since 2018/19 women have been playing a cup competition under the Burgenland Football Association called the Burgenland Women’s Cup. The winner of the cup competition gets a fixed starting place in the 1st main round of the ÖFB Ladies Cup.

BFV competitions in the youth sector

The BFV holds competitions for young talent in the following age groups. In order to put the idea of ​​play above the idea of ​​performance in children's football (= U12 and younger), the BFV does not keep tables for these age groups and does not hold any championship honors.

The championship competitions are usually held in autumn in groups that are as regional as possible. In the spring, the groups will be reallocated according to their performance. In youth football (= U14, U16) so-called performance leagues are formed, the top-ranked teams of which then determine the national champions in a play-off.

There are the following deviations from adult football:

Age range	Game operation	player	Playing time	matchfield	Ball size	Tables, championship award
U6 / 7/8	Tournament form	4 field players + 1 goalkeeper	Max. 60 minutes per game day	30–35 × 20–25 meters	3	No
U9 / 10	Tournament form or championship	6 field players and 1 goalkeeper	a maximum of 60 minutes per game day or 2 × 25 minutes	40–50 × 30–35 meters	4th	No
U12	championship	8 field players and 1 goalkeeper	2 × 30 minutes	60–75 × 45–55 meters	4th	No
U14	championship	10 field players and 1 goalkeeper	2 × 40 minutes	Total field	4th	Yes
U16	championship	10 field players and 1 goalkeeper	2 × 45 minutes	Total field	5	Yes

In the youth competitions U6 to U14, girls and boys are allowed to play together in a team. In mixed teams, the cut-off date for girls is reduced by one year (for example U15 girls in the U14 competition or U13 girls in the U12 competition). Girls from the age group U16 are no longer allowed to participate in youth competitions.

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Honor roll of the Burgenland masters

1923 to 1938

In the absence of sources, only the regional champions from Burgenland are listed from this period.

National champion

• 1923/24 SC Parndorfer Sturm
• 1924/25 ASV Neufeld
• 1925/26 ASV Neufeld
• 1926/27 ASV Neufeld
• 1927/28 ASV Neufeld
• 1928/29 ASV Neufeld
• 1929/30 ASV Neufeld
• 1930/31 SC Hutter & Schrantz Pinkafeld
• 1931/32 SC Hutter & Schrantz Pinkafeld
• 1932/33 Oberwart athletic sports club
• 1933/34 SC Hutter & Schrantz Pinkafeld
• 1934/35 SC Hutter & Schrantz Pinkafeld
• 1935/36 SC Hutter & Schrantz Pinkafeld
• 1936/37 SC Hutter & Schrantz Pinkafeld

Since the re-establishment of the BFV in 1945

season	National league (= national champions)	2nd leagues	1st grades	2nd grade
1945/46	ASV Neufeld (* 1)	-	ASV Frauenkirchen (North) ASV Neufeld (Middle A) ASV Hirm (Middle B) SV Mattersburg (Middle C) SC Großwarasdorf (OP) SC Pinkafeld (South)	-
1946/47	SC Oberwart 1912 (* 2)	-	SC Parndorf (north) ASV Neufeld (center) SV Deutschkreutz (OP) SC Oberwart 1912 (south A) SV Güssing (south B)	FC Halbturn (north) ASV Wimpassing (center)
1947/48	SC Oberwart 1912 (* 2)	-	SC Parndorf (north) SV Antau (center) SC Großwarasdorf (OP) SC Oberwart 1912 (south)	FC Gols (North) ASV Sonnenberg Hornstein (Middle A) SV Schattendorf (Middle B) RAC Riedlingsdorf (South A) SV Rudersdorf (South B)
1948/49	SC Oberwart 1912 (* 2)	-	ASV Frauenkirchen (north) ASV Siegendorf (middle) SV Deutschkreutz (OP) SC Oberwart 1912 (south)	ASKÖ Klingenbach (middle A) ASV Stöttera (middle B) SV Miedlingsdorf (south A) SV Stegersbach (south B)
1949/50	ASV Siegendorf	-	ASV Kittsee (North) SC Eisenstadt (middle) SV Lackenbach (OP) SV Großpetersdorf (South)	SV Leithaprodersdorf (center A) SV Krensdorf (center B) SV Zuberbach (south A) SV Rudersdorf (south B)
1950/51	SC Oberwart 1912	-	Newag Eisenstadt (North A) SV Deutschkreutz (North B) SV Güssing (South)	ASV Nickelsdorf (North A) SV Rohrbach (North B) SV Steinberg (North C) SC Pinkafeld Ib (South A) SV Güssing Ib (South) FC St. Georgen (3rd Class North)
1951/52	ASV Neufeld	-	SC Eisenstadt (North A) ASV Pöttsching (North B) SC Bad Tatzmannsdorf (South)	UFC Gattendorf (North A) SC Marz (North B) SC Stoob (North C) SC Oggau (3rd Class North)
1952/53	SV Mattersburg	-	SC Parndorf (North A) SV Schattendorf (North B) SC Bad Tatzmannsdorf (South)	ESV Parndorf (North A) SC Rust (North B) SV Forchtenau (North C) ASK Deutschkreutz (North D)
1953/54	ASV Siegendorf	-	UFC Frauenkirchen (North A) ASV Stinkenbrunn (North B) SV Deutschkreutz (Middle) SV Jennersdorf (South)	UPS Halbturn (North A) ASV Stöttera (North B) SK Wiesen (middle)
1954/55	SC Oberwart 1912	-	ASV Nickelsdorf (North A) ASV Stinkenbrunn (North B) SV Loipersbach (middle) ASC Riedingsdorf (South)	SV Neudorf / Parndorf (North A) UFC Schützen (North B) SK Kobersdorf (Middle A) SK Kaisersdorf (Middle B)
1955/56	SV Mattersburg	-	ESV Parndorf (North A) ASV Siegendorf (North B) SC Sauerbrunn (Middle A) SC Oberpullendorf (Middle B) SV Großpetersdorf (South)	UFC Weiden (North A) UFC Purbach (North B) SV Oberloisdorf (center)
1956/57	SV Mattersburg	-	ASV Frauenkirchen (North A) UFC Schützen (North B) SV Sigleß (Middle A) ASK Deutschkreutz (Middle B) SV Großpetersdorf (South)	ASK Albrechtsfeld (North A) ASKÖ Klingenbach (North B) UFC Sieggraben (middle) UFC Mogersdorf (South)
1957/58	ASV Neufeld	-	ASV Kittsee (North A) ASV Stinkenbrunn (North B) SC Sauerbrunn (Middle A) SV Deutschkreutz (Middle B) ASC Riedingsdorf (South)	FC Illmitz (North A) ASV Sonnenberg Hornstein (North B) SV Eltendorf (South)
1958/59	SC Eisenstadt	-	ASV Zurndorf (North A) ASV Steinbrunn (North B) SC Sauerbrunn (Middle A) SV Deutschkreutz (Middle B) USV Rudersdorf (South)	UFC Weiden (North A) UFC Donnerskirchen (North B) SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (South)
1959/60	SC Pinkafeld	-	ASV Kittsee (North A) SC Zillingtal (North B) SC Sauerbrunn (Middle A) ASK Deutschkreutz (Middle B) ASK Oberwart (South A) USV Rudersdorf (South B)	ASV Deutsch Jahrndorf (North A) SV Müllendorf (North B) SC Großwarasdorf (Middle)
1960/61	ASV Neufeld	-	ASV Frauenkirchen (North A) SV Müllendorf (North B) SV Rohrbach (Middle A) SV Oberpullendorf (Middle B) SV Zuberbach (South A) USV Rudersdorf (South B)	UFC Gols (North A) SC Rust (North B) SV Croatian Minihof (Middle) SV Ollersdorf (South)
1961/62	SC Eisenstadt	SV Müllendorf (North) USV Rudersdorf (South)	FC Andau (North A) ASKÖ Klingenbach (North B) ASK Baumgarten (Middle A) ASK Stoob (Middle B) ASK Miedlingsdorf (South A) SV Eberau (South B)	USC Wallern (North)
1962/63	SV Mattersburg	ASV Steinbrunn (North) SV Güssing (South)	ASV Frauenkirchen (North A) SC Rust (North B) SV Antau (Middle A) SV Steinberg (Middle B) ASK Kohfidisch (South A) SV Stegersbach (South B)	UFC Kittsee (North) SV Hannersdorf (South)
1963/64	SV Deutschkreutz	FC Andau (North) ASK Construction District Office Oberwart (South)	ASV Nickelsdorf (North A) UFC Oggau (North B) ASK Baumgarten (Middle A) SV Lackenbach (Middle B) SV Rechnitz (South A) USV Jennersdorf (South B)	ASV Deutsch Jahrndorf (north) ASK Kaisersdorf (center) SV Bernstein (south)
1964/65	SC Pinkafeld	SV Rohrbach (North) SV Rechnitz (South)	UFC Weiden (North A) FC Oslip (North B) ASV Pöttsching (Middle A) ASK Kaisersdorf (Middle B) ASK Miedlingsdorf (South A) SV Kukmirn (South B)	ESV Parndorf (north) SK Unterfrauenhaid (middle) SC Schandorf (south)
1965/66	SV Loipersbach	SC Rust (North) SC Oberwart 1912 (South)	USV Halbturn (North A) ASV Sonnenberg Hornstein (North B) SV Sigleß (Middle A) SK Unterfrauenhaid (Middle B) SV Hannersdorf (South A) SV Güssing (South B)	UFC Tadten (north) SC Lockenhaus (center) UFC Markt Allhau (south)
1966/67	SC Pinkafeld	UPS Halbturn (north) SV Steinberg (south)	ASV Frauenkirchen (North A) UFC Purbach (North B) SC Sauerbrunn (Middle A) SV Oberloisdorf (Middle B) SV Großpetersdorf (South A) SV Heiligenkreuz (South B)	ESV Parndorf (north) SC Großwarasdorf (middle) SV Güttenbach (south)
1967/68	SC Oberwart 1912 source	ASV Kittsee (North) ASK Deutschkreutz (South)	ASV Deutsch Jahrndorf (north) ASV Edelweiß Draßburg (center) SV Bernstein (south)	SK Pama (North A) SC Breitenbrunn (North B) SC Wiesen (Middle A) SC Großwarasdorf (Middle B) ASK Neuhaus / Wart (South A) SV Güttenbach (South B)
1968/69	UFC Frauenkirchen	SV Rohrbach (North) SV Güssing (South)	SV St. Margarethen (north) SV Schattendorf (center) ASK Kohfidisch (south)	SC Apetlon (North A) SV Wulkaprodersdorf (North B) SV Markt St. Martin (Middle A) SC Croatian Minihof (Middle B) ASK Jabing (South A) SV Neuberg (South B) SV Rohrbrunn (South C)
1969/70	UPS Rudersdorf	ASV Sonnenberg Hornstein (North) SV Lackenbach (South)	UFC Oggau (north) SV Sigleß (middle) ASK Neuhaus / Wart (south)	FC Mönchhof (North A) UFC Stotzing (North B) ASK Horitschon (Middle A) SC Unterrabnitz (Middle B) SV Schachendorf (South A) SV Mischendorf (South B) SV St. Michael (South C)
1970/71	ASV Siegendorf	SV St. Margarethen (North) SV Güssing (South)	UFC Stotzing (north) SC Wiesen (center) SV Schachendorf (south)	ASV Neudorf / Parndorf (North A) SV Leithaprodersdorf (North B) ASK Raiding (Middle A) SC Piringsdorf (Middle B) ASK Goberling (South A) SV Bocksdorf (South B) SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (South C)
1971/72	SV Rechnitz	ASK Baumgarten (north) SC Pinkafeld (south)	SV Leithaprodersdorf (north) ASK Raiding (middle) SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (south)	UFC Gols (North A) FC Großhöflein (North B) ASK Kobersdorf (Middle A) SC Rattersdorf / Liebing (Middle B) ASK Miedlingsdorf (South A) SV Olbendorf (South B) SV Eltendorf (South C)
1972/73	ASV Siegendorf	SV Leithaprodersdorf (North) SV Steinberg (South)	ASV Zurndorf (north) SV Forchtenstein (middle) SV Kirchfidisch (south A) SV Neuberg (south B)	USC Wallern (North A) UFC Purbach (North B) SV Krensdorf (Middle A) UFC Mannersdorf (Middle B) ASV Markt Neuhodis (South A) ASK Oberdorf (South B)
1973/74	ASV Kittsee	UFC Oggau (North) ASK Stoob (South)	USC Wallern (north) SC Wiesen (middle) ASK Miedlingsdorf (south A) SV Eltendorf (south B)	SC Parndorf (North A) ASKÖ Klingenbach (North B) UFC Sieggraben (Middle A) SV Oberloisdorf (Middle B) ASK Jabing (South A) UFC Strem (South B)
1974/75	SC Oberwart 1912	SV Forchtenstein (North) SV Schachendorf (South)	FC Illmitz (North) ASK Marz (Middle) ASK Schlaining (South A) SV Eberau (South B)	UFC Pamhagen (North A) SC Zagersdorf (North B) SC Nikitsch (Middle A) UFC Mannersdorf (Middle B) UFC Oberschützen (South A) SV Güttenbach (South B)
1975/76	SC Neusiedl 1919	UFC Weiden (North) SV Hannersdorf (South)	ASV Steinbrunn / Zillingtal (north) SV Antau (center) SV Markt Allhau (south A) USV Jennersdorf (south B)	UFC Podersdorf (North A) FC Oslip (North B) SC Croatian Minihof (Middle A) ASK Lutzmannsburg (Middle B) SV Loipersdorf (South A) UFC Neuhaus am Klausenbach (South B)
1976/77	UPS Rudersdorf	ASK Marz (North) SV Neuberg (South)	ASKÖ Klingenbach (north) ASV Pöttsching (middle) ASK Jabing (south A) SV Heiligenkreuz (south B)	ASK Gols (North A) SC Freistadt Rust (North B) ASK Kobersdorf (Middle A) SC Croatian Geresdorf (Middle B) SC Kemeten (South A) SC Gerersdorf (South B)
1977/78	SV Leithaprodersdorf	ASKÖ Klingenbach (North) SV Schachendorf (South)	SC Zagersdorf (north) SC Großwarasdorf (middle) ASK Schlaining (south A) ASK Stinatz (south B)	ASV Deutsch Jahrndorf (North A) UFC Schützen (North B) ASV Edelweiß-Draßburg (Middle A) SC Piringsdorf (Middle B) SC Grafenschachen (South A) SV Rauchwart (South B)
1978/79	SV Güssing	UFC Purbach (North) USV Jennersdorf (South)	ASK Gols (North) SV Loipersbach (Middle) SC Loipersdorf (South A) SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (South B)	FC St. Andrä (North A) UFC Stotzing (North B) ASK Neutal (Middle A) SC Frankenau (Middle B) SC Wiesfleck (South A) SV Eltendorf (South B)
1979/80	SC Oberwart 1912	ASV Siegendorf (north) ASK Deutschkreutz (center) SV Ollersdorf (south)	UFC Schützen (North) SV Schattendorf (Middle) SV St. Michael (South)	UFC Tadten (A) SC Sauerbrunn (B) SK Unterschützen (C) SV Litzelsdorf (D) SV Heiligenkreuz (E)
1980/81	SV Oberwart	FC Illmitz (north) SV Schattendorf (center) SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (south)	UPS Halbturn (north) ASK Neutal (center) SV Großpetersdorf (south)	FC Mönchhof (A) SV Forchtenstein (B) SC Rattersdorf / Liebing (C) UFC Markt Allhau (D) ASV St. Martin / Raab (E)
1981/82	UFC Purbach	FC Andau (north) SV Antau (center) SV Eberau (south)	UFC Stotzing (north) ASK Hirm (center) SV Güttenbach (south)	FC Winden (A) ASV Sonnenberg Hornstein (B) SV Kaisersdorf / Weingraben (C) ASK Kohfidisch (D) SC Gerersdorf (E)
1982/83	SV Neuberg	ASV Siegendorf (north) SV Deutschkreutz (middle) ASK Schlaining (south)	FC Mönchhof (North) SV Lackenbach (Middle) ASK Stinatz (South A) SV Eltendorf (South B)	SV Jois (A) SV Wulkaprodersdorf (B) SC Lockenhaus (C) ASK Rotenturm (D) UFC Mogersdorf (E)
1983/84	SV Oberwart	SV St. Margarethen (north) ASK Hirm (center) SV Großpetersdorf (south)	SC Parndorf (north) SV Kaisersdorf / Weingraben (middle) SV Deutsch Schützen (south A) SV Stegersbach (south B)	SC Breitenbrunn (A) ASV Steinbrunn (B) SC Dörfl (C) SC Bad Tatzmannsdorf (D) USV Neuhaus am Klausenbach (E)
1984/85	UPS Rudersdorf	SC Parndorf (north) SV Sigleß (center) SV Rohrbrunn (south)	ASV Steinbrunn (north) ASK Stoob (middle) SV Rechnitz (south A) SV Kirchfidisch (south B)	SC Gattendorf (A) ASK Weppersdorf (B) SC Ritzing (C) UFC Siget (D) SV Kukmirn (E)
1985/86	ASK Baumgarten	UPS Halbturn (north) SV Antau (middle) SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (south)	UFC Pamhagen (north) ASK Weppersdorf (center) UFC Siget (south A) ASV St. Martin / Raab (south B)	UFC Frauenkirchen (A) SC Zillingtal (B) UFC Mannersdorf (C) ASK Markt Neuhodis (D) SV Heiligenbrunn (E)
1986/87	SC Pinkafeld	FC Andau (north) SV Schattendorf (center) SV Eltendorf (south)	ASV Kittsee (North) SC Lockenhaus (middle) ASK Rotenturm (South A) SV Güttenbach (South B)	ASV Nickelsdorf (A) ASV Sonnenberg Hornstein (B) SC Croatian Geresdorf (C) SC Mariasdorf (D) UFC Strem (E)
1987/88	SV Güssing	SV Gols (north) ASK Hirm (center) SV Kirchfidisch (south)	ASV Neufeld (North) UFC Mannersdorf (Middle) SC Mariasdorf (South A) SV Olbendorf (South B)	SK Pama (A) SC Trausdorf (B) SC Unterrabnitz (C) SC Bad Tatzmannsdorf (D) SV Deutsch Tschantschendorf (E)
1988/89	SV Gols	UFC Purbach (north) SV Rohrbach (center) SV Stegersbach (south)	FC St. Andrä (north) SC Lockenhaus (center) ASK Markt Neuhodis (south A) SV Heiligenkreuz (south B)	FC Illmitz (A) SC Bad Sauerbrunn (B) UFC Neckenmarkt (C) SSC Buchschachen (D) ASK Oberdorf (E)
1989/90	SV Sigleß	ASKÖ Klingenbach (north) SV Mattersburg (center) ASK Schlaining (south)	USC Wallern (north) UFC Pilgersdorf (center) SC Bad Tatzmannsdorf (south A) SV Gerersdorf (south B)	SV Mörbisch (A) SV Wimpassing (B) SV Kaisersdorf / Weingraben (C) SV Wolfau (D) UFC Dobersdorf (E)
1990/91	ASK Baumgarten	ASV Neufeld (north) SV Krensdorf (center) SV Olbendorf (south)	SC Trausdorf (north) SV Kaisersdorf / Weingraben (middle) ASK Kohfidisch (south A) ASK Stinatz (south B)	ASV Nickelsdorf (north) SC Wiesen (middle) SV Hochart (south A) USV Burgauberg / Neudauberg (south B)
1991/92	SC Eisenstadt	UFC Tadten (north) SV Deutschkreutz (center) USV Jennersdorf (south)	ASV Siegendorf (north) UFC Sieggraben (middle) ASK Goberling (south A) SV Kirchfidisch (south B)	UFC Donnerskirchen (North) SC Rattersdorf / Liebing (Middle) SV Stuben (South A) SV Kemeten (South B)
1992/93	ASKÖ Klingenbach	SC / ESV Parndorf (north) UFC Mannersdorf (middle) ASK Kohfidisch (south)	SV Wulkaprodersdorf (North) SC Rattersdorf / Liebing (Middle) SV Wolfau (South A) UFC Strem (South B)	FC Oslip (north) ASV Pöttsching (center) SV Schachendorf (south A) ASK Wallendorf (south B)
1993/94	SV Mattersburg	ASV Steinbrunn (north) ASK Horitschon (middle) USV Jennersdorf (south)	SC Neusiedl 1919 (north) ASV Pöttsching (middle) ASK Jabing (south A) SV Stegersbach (south B)	FC Großhöflein (north) ASK Raiding (middle) SV Loipersdorf (south A) ASV Tobaj / Hasendorf / Punitz (south B)
1994/95	ASK Baumgarten	SC Trausdorf (north) ASV Pöttsching (middle) ASK Schlaining (south)	SC Kittsee (North) SC Großwarasdorf (Middle) SV Stuben (South A) SV Kukmirn (South B)	UFC Stotzing (north) ASK Waldquelle Kobersdorf (middle) UFC Markt Allhau (south A) SV Güttenbach (south B)
1995/96	SC Eisenstadt	ASV Zurndorf (north) ASK Horitschon (center) SV Neuberg (south)	SK Pama (north) SV Markt St. Martin (center) ASK Rotenturm (south A) SV Deutsch Tschantschendorf (south B)	FC Winden (north) ASK Lackendorf (center) SV Badersdorf (south A) USV Neuhaus am Klausenbach (south B)
1996/97	SV Neuberg	SC Frauenkirchen (north) ASK Stoob (center) SV Kukmirn (south)	ASV Nickelsdorf (North) SC Wiesen (middle) SV Großpetersdorf (South A) ASK Oberdorf (South B)	UFC Podersdorf (North) SC Ritzing (Middle) SV Bernstein (South A) SC Gerersdorf (South B)
1997/98	SV Deutschkreutz	SV Leithaprodersdorf (north) SC Neudörfl (center) SV Güssing (south)	FC Oslip (north) SV Draßmarkt (center) SV Rechnitz (south A) SV Kemeten (south B)	UFC Weiden (north) SC Kleinwarasdorf (center) UFC Siget (south A) USV Burgauberg / Neudauberg (south B)
1998/99	SV Rohrbach	FC Illmitz (north) ASV Pöttsching (center) SV Rohrbrunn (south)	SC Kittsee (North) SC Ritzing (Middle) UFC Markt Allhau (South A) SV Ollersdorf (South B)	SC Freistadt Rust (North) UFC Sieggraben (Middle) SV Welgersdorf (South A) ASK Wallendorf (South B)
1999/00	SC Eisenstadt	FC Andau (north) SC Ritzing (center) SC Pinkafeld (south)	FC Mönchhof (North) SV Antau (Middle) SV Großpetersdorf (South A) SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (South B)	SC Zagersdorf (north) ASK Oberpetersdorf (middle) ASK Riedlingsdorf (south A) SV Jennersdorf (south B)
2000/01	SV Rohrbach	FC Illmitz (north) SV Forchtenstein (center) SV Großpetersdorf (south)	FC Winden (North) SC Bad Sauerbrunn (Middle) SC Wiesfleck (South A) SV Kemeten (South B)	ASV Hornstein (North) UFC Neckenmarkt (Middle) SV Schachendorf (South A) UFC Mogersdorf (South B)
2001/02	SV Oberwart	FC Winden (north) SV Antau (center) ASK Kohfidisch (south)	SC Kittsee (North) UFC Pilgersdorf (Middle) SC Grafenschachen (South A) SV Stegersbach (South B)	USC Wallern (North) SC Oberpullendorf (Middle) SC Mariasdorf (South A) SV Olbendorf (South B)
2002/03	SC / ESV Parndorf	ASV Zurndorf (north) SC Wiesen (center) SV Eberau (south)	UFC Purbach (north) ASK Neutal (center) SV Stuben (south A) SV Eltendorf (south B)	UFC St. Georgen (North) SV Tschurndorf (middle) SK Unterschützen (South A) SV St. Michael (South B)
2003/04	SC Ritzing	SC Neusiedl 1919 (north) SV Forchtenstein (middle) SV Stegersbach (south)	USV Halbturn (north) ASK Oberpetersdorf (center) ASK Schlaining (south A) USV Jennersdorf (south B)	SV Mörbisch (North) SC Großwarasdorf (middle) SG Redlschlag (South A) ASV Großmürbisch (South B)
2004/05	SC Neusiedl 1919	SC Trausdorf (north) SV Deutschkreutz (center) SV Deutsch Tschantschendorf (south)	SC Breitenbrunn (north) UFC Mannersdorf (middle) SV Rechnitz (south A) SV Olbendorf (south B)	FC Großhöflein (north) SC Lockenhaus (center) SC Buchschachen (south A) USV Burgauberg / Neudauberg (south B)
2005/06	ASK Baumgarten	UFC Purbach (north) ASK Hirm (center) SV Eberau (south)	SC Gattendorf (north) ASK Waldquelle Kobersdorf (center) SC Wiesfleck (south A) USV Burgauberg / Neudauberg (south B)	ASV Neudorf / Parndorf (north) SC Nikitsch (middle) UFC Siget (south A) UFC Mogersdorf (south B)
2006/07	SV Mattersburg amateurs	SC / ESV Parndorf Amateure (north) SC Oberpullendorf (center) SV Güssing (south)	USC Wallern (north) SC Unterfrauenhaid (middle) SC Buchschachen (south A) ASK Stinatz (south B)	UFC Weiden (North) ASK Lutzmannsburg (Middle) SV Bernstein (South A) SV Kirchfidisch (South B)
2007/08	SV Stegersbach	UFC Tadten (north) SV Schattendorf (center) USV Jennersdorf (south)	FC Illmitz (north) SV Draßmarkt (center) SK Unterschützen (south A) USV Rudersdorf (south B)	UFC Pama (north) SC Rattersdorf / Liebing (middle) SC Bad Tatzmannsdorf (south A) SV Heiligenbrunn (south B)
2008/09	ASK Baumgarten	USC Wallern (north) SC Ritzing (middle) ASK Stinatz (south)	UFC St. Georgen / Eisenstadt (north) SC Wiesen (center) SV Rechnitz (south A) SV Eltendorf (south B)	UFC Podersdorf (North) SC Frankenau (Middle) ASK Goberling (South A) SV Litzelsdorf (South B)
2009/10	SC Ritzing	FC Winden (north) ASK Marz (center) SV Eberau (south)	ASV Siegendorf (north) SV Lackenbach (middle) UFC Oberschützen (south A) SV Bocksdorf (south B)	ASV Neudorf / Parndorf (north) SC Unterrabnitz (center) SV Badersdorf (south A) SV Güttenbach (south B)
2010/11	SV Stegersbach	SV St. Margarethen (north) ASV Draßburg (center) USV Jennersdorf (south)	ASV Nickelsdorf (North) SC Ritzing Ib (middle) SC Buchschachen (South A) SV Heiligenbrunn (South B)	ASV Neufeld (north) SC Großwarasdorf / Nebersdorf (middle) SC Schachendorf (south A) ASV St. Martin / Raab (south B)
2011/12	SV Oberwart	UFC Purbach am See (north) SV Sigleß (center) SC Buchschachen (south)	ASV Neufeld an der Leitha (north) SV Lockenhaus (middle) SC Grafenschachen (south A) SV Heiligenkreuz (south B)	SV Wimpassing an der Leitha (north) SC Dörfl (center) SV Mischendorf-Neuhaus (south A) SV Mühlgraben (south B)
2012/13	SV Neuberg	UFC St. Georgen (north) SV Forchtenstein (center) SC Pinkafeld (south)	SV Wimpassing an der Leitha (north) ASKÖ Hirm (middle) ASKÖ Oberdorf (south)	FC Andau (North) ASK Stoob (Middle) ASKÖ Riedlingsdorf (South A) SV Stegersbach Ib (South B)
2013/14	SC / ESV Parndorf II	SV Wimpassing an der Leitha (north) FC Deutschkreutz (center) SV Eberau (south)	FC Andau (north) SC Wiesen (center) UFC Oberschützen (south)	UFC Pamhagen (north) SC Unterfrauenhaid (middle) SV Oberwart Ib (south A) SV Mischendorf (south B)
2014/15	SV Oberwart	USC Wallern (north) SV Sigleß (center) SV Eltendorf (south)	UFC Pama (north) SV Loipersbach (middle) ASK Schlaining (south)	UFC Oggau (north) SV Oberloisdorf (center) SC Bad Tatzmannsdorf (south A) SV Sankt Michael (south B)
2015/16	SV Eberau	SV Leithaprodersdorf (north) SV Schattendorf (middle) UFC Markt Allhau (south)	FC Andau (north) SV Oberloisdorf (center) ASV Sankt Martin an der Raab (south)	ASV Hornstein (north) SC Rattersdorf-Liebing (middle) SC Loipersdorf-Kitzladen (south A) USV Neuhaus am Klausenbach (south B)
2016/17	SV Mattersburg amateurs	FC Andau (north) SC Bad Sauerbrunn (center) ASK Kohfidisch (south)	SK Pama (north) FSG Oberpetersdorf / Schwarzenbach (middle) SV Mühlgraben (south)	ASV Zurndorf (north) SC Frankenau (center) SV Welgersdorf (south A) ASV municipality Tobaj (south B)
2017/18	SV Mattersburg amateurs	SV Leithaprodersdorf (north) SC Ritzing (center) SV Oberwart (south)	SC Kittsee (north) SV Steinberg (center) ASK Rotenturm (south)	UFC Weiden am See (north) SC Unterrabnitz (center) SC Kemeten (south A) UFC Strem (south B)
2018/19	ASV Draßburg	ASKÖ Klingenbach (north) FSG Oberpetersdorf / Schwarzenbach (middle) Güssinger SV (south)	FC Mönchhof (North) ASK Kaisersdorf (Middle) ASKÖ Jabing (South)	SC Freistadt Rust (North) ASV Pöttsching (Middle) SC Loipersdorf-Kitzladen (South A) SC Welgersdorf (South B)

Remarks:

• (* 1) Championship 1945/46 as in regional groups from which the 1st classes emerged
• (* 2) National champion from 1946 to 1949 through finals, from 1950 Landesliga Burgenland

Most successful clubs

SV Oberwart leads the statistics of all Burgenland champions after the re-establishment of the BFV in 1945 in all matters. With a total of 20 championship titles, including an impressive 13 national championship titles, he is the superior record champion. Even if you take the two clubs from whose merger it emerged, SC Oberwart would still be the sole record holder of national championship titles in 1912. The clubs that follow in the statistics (Deutschkreutz, Parndorf, etc.) are mostly the result of mergers between two predecessors.

In these statistics, however, it should be noted that

1. it relates exclusively to the leagues and classes of the BFV and the strongest clubs play outside of these competitions (in the national or regional league) and thus they "lack" the chance to achieve a championship title in Burgenland - and that
2. so-called “elevator teams” collect more championship titles than clubs that consistently belong to one division. So found z. B. SV St. Margarethen, who played successfully in the Burgenland League for decades with "only" three championship titles far behind SV Güttenbach, who won seven first and second class championships but never succeeded in to advance to the Burgenland League.

The table is sorted by default according to the total number of championship titles won, in order to take into account that it is relatively as difficult for a 2nd class club to become champions in one class as it is for a Burgenland League club in its own . Since the table can be sorted, it can also be displayed according to the individual game levels. It recognizes z. B. the following:

• Burgenland League:
  • 26 different clubs could win the national championship title
  • Record champions are Oberwart (13) ahead of Mattersburg (6) and Baumgarten and SC Eisenstadt (5 each)
• 2nd league:
  • Record champions are Deutschkreutz and Jennersdorf (6 each) ahead of Eberau and Güssing (5 each)
• 1st Class:
  • Record champion is Deutschkreutz (8) ahead of Großpetersdorf, Kittsee and Frauenkirchen (7 each)
• 2nd Class:
  • Record champions are Großwarasdorf and Hornstein (6), followed by Güttenbach, Schachendorf and Rattersdorf / Liebing (5 each)

Status including the 2015/16 season

rank	society	National league	2nd league	1st Class	2nd Class	total
01	SV Oberwart from it earned as SV Oberwart (Master 2nd class with Ib) SC Oberwart 1912 ASK Oberwart	13 5 8 0	2 0 1 1	4 0 3 1	1 1 0 0	20 6 12 2
02	FC Deutschkreutz from it earned as FC Deutschkreutz SV Deutschkreutz ASK Deutschkreutz	2 1 1 0	6 3 0 3	8 0 6 2	1 0 0 1	17 4 7 6
03	SC-ESV Parndorf 1919 from it earned as SC-ESV Parndorf 1919 SC Parndorf 1919 ESV Parndorf 1 championship title (2nd division) with an amateur team	2 2 0 0	3 1 2 0	5 0 4 1	4 0 0 4	14 3 6 5
04th	ASV Neufeld	4th	1	4th	2	11
05	SV Stegersbach	3	2	4th	2	11
06th	SV Güssing 1 championship title (2nd class) with an Ib team	2	5	3	1	11
07th	UPS Jennersdorf	0	6th	4th	1	11
08th	ASV Siegendorf	4th	2	4th	0	10
09	UPS Rudersdorf	3	1	4th	2	10
10	SC Frauenkirchen from it earned as SC Frauenkirchen ASV Frauenkirchen UFC Frauenkirchen	1 0 0 1	1 1 0 0	7 0 6 1	1 1 0 0	10 2 6 2
10	SC Kittsee from it earned as SC Kittsee ASV Kittsee UFC Kittsee	1 0 1 0	1 0 1 0	7 3 4 0	1 0 0 1	10 3 6 1
12	SC Großwarasdorf	0	0	4th	6th	10
13	SC Pinkafeld 1 championship title (2nd class) with an Ib team	4th	3	1	1	9
14th	SC Ritzing 1 championship title (1st class) with an Ib team	2	2	3	2	9
15th	UFC Purbach	1	4th	2	2	9
16	SV Großpetersdorf	0	2	7th	0	9
17th	SV Eltendorf	0	2	4th	3	9
18th	SC meadows	0	1	5	3	9
19th	SV Mattersburg 1 championship title (national league) with an amateur team	6th	1	1	0	8th
20th	ASK Baumgarten	5	1	2	0	8th
21st	SV Eberau	1	5	2	0	8th
22nd	ASKÖ Klingenbach	1	2	2	3	8th
23	FC Andau	0	4th	3	1	8th
23	SV Schattendorf	0	4th	3	1	8th
25th	ASV Steinbrunn	0	2	5	1	8th
26th	USC Wallern	0	2	3	3	8th
27	SC Schachendorf	0	2	1	5	8th
28	ASV Hornstein	0	1	1	6th	8th
29	SC Bad Sauerbrunn	0	0	6th	2	8th
30th	ASV Nickelsdorf	0	0	5	3	8th
31	SC Eisenstadt	5	0	2	0	7th
32	SV Neuberg	3	2	1	1	7th
33	SV Rohrbach	2	3	1	1	7th
34	SV Sigleß	1	3	3	0	7th
35	SV Leithaprodersdorf	1	3	1	2	7th
36	SV Rechnitz	1	1	5	0	7th
37	SV Gols from it earned as SV Gols ASK Gols	1 1 0	1 1 0	1 0 1	4 0 4	7 2 5
38	SV Forchtenstein	0	4th	1	2	7th
39	SV Antau	0	3	4th	0	7th
39	ASK Schlaining	0	3	4th	0	7th
41	FC Illmitz	0	3	2	2	7th
42	ASV Pöttsching	0	2	4th	1	7th
43	SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn	0	2	3	2	7th
43	UPS half turn	0	2	3	2	7th
45	SC Bad Tatzmannsdorf	0	0	3	4th	7th
45	ASK Kaisersdorf	0	0	3	4th	7th
47	SV Güttenbach	0	0	2	5	7th
48	ASK Hirm	0	3	3	0	6th
49	ASK Kohfidisch	0	2	3	1	6th
50	ASK Stoob	0	2	2	2	6th
51	SC Buchschachen	0	1	3	2	6th
52	UFC Mannersdorf	0	1	2	3	6th
52	UFC market Allhau	0	1	2	3	6th
54	SC Freistadt Rust	0	1	1	4th	6th
54	UFC pastures	0	1	1	4th	6th
56	SC Lockenhaus	0	0	3	3	6th
57	SC Rattersdorf / Liebing	0	0	1	5	6th
58	SV St. Margarethen	0	4th	1	0	5
59	FC Winden	0	2	1	2	5
60	SV Lackenbach	0	1	4th	0	5
60	ASK Stinatz	0	1	4th	0	5
62	SV Kirchfidisch	0	1	3	1	5
63	SV Olbendorf	0	1	2	2	5
64	SV Wimpassing	0	1	1	3	5
65	SV Heiligenkreuz	0	0	4th	1	5
66	ASK Miedlingsdorf	0	0	3	2	5
67	SV Oberloisdorf	0	0	2	3	5
67	ASK Riedlingsdorf	0	0	2	3	5
67	ASV St. Martin an der Raab	0	0	2	3	5
67	UFC Stotzing	0	0	2	3	5
71	ASK Kobersdorf	0	0	1	4th	5
71	SV Mischendorf / Neuhaus from it earned as SV Mischendorf ASK Neuhaus an der Wart	0 0 0	0 0 0	1 0 1	4 3 1	5 3 2
73	SC Neusiedl am See 1919	2	1	1	0	4th
74	SV Loipersbach	1	0	3	0	4th
75	ASV Zurndorf	0	2	2	0	4th
76	ASK March	0	2	1	1	4th
76	SV Steinberg	0	2	1	1	4th
76	SC Trausdorf	0	2	1	1	4th
79	UFC cad	0	2	0	2	4th
80	SV Kukmirn	0	1	2	1	4th
80	SC Oberpullendorf	0	1	2	1	4th
80	UFC Oggau	0	1	2	1	4th
83	SV Heiligenbrunn	0	0	2	2	4th
83	ASK Jabing	0	0	2	2	4th
83	SV Kemeten	0	0	2	2	4th
83	FC Mönchhof	0	0	2	2	4th
83	ASK Oberdorf	0	0	2	2	4th
83	FC Oslip	0	0	2	2	4th
83	UFC shooters	0	0	2	2	4th
83	SC Unterfrauenhaid	0	0	2	2	4th
91	SV Bernstein	0	0	1	3	4th
91	UPS Burgauberg / Neudauberg	0	0	1	3	4th
91	ASV Deutsch Jahrndorf	0	0	1	3	4th
91	SC Gerersdorf	0	0	1	3	4th
91	SC Loipersdorf-Kitzladen	0	0	1	3	4th
91	SK Pama	0	0	1	3	4th
91	UFC Sieggraben	0	0	1	3	4th
91	UFC Siget	0	0	1	3	4th
99	UFC Mogersdorf	0	0	0	4th	4th
99	ASV Neudorf near Parndorf	0	0	0	4th	4th
99	UPS Neuhaus / Kausenbach	0	0	0	4th	4th
102	ASV Draßburg	0	2	1	0	3
103	ASK Horitschon	0	2	0	1	3
103	SV Rohrbrunn	0	2	0	1	3
105	ASV Deutsch Tschantschendorf	0	1	1	1	3
105	SV Hannersdorf	0	1	1	1	3
105	SV Müllendorf	0	1	1	1	3
105	SV Ollersdorf	0	1	1	1	3
105	UFC St. Georgen / Eisenstadt	0	1	1	1	3
110	SV Krensdorf	0	1	0	2	3
111	SC Grafenschachen	0	0	2	1	3
111	ASK Neutal	0	0	2	1	3
111	UFC Oberschützen	0	0	2	1	3
111	ASKÖ Rotenturm	0	0	2	1	3
111	SV Stuben	0	0	2	1	3
111	SC Wiesfleck	0	0	2	1	3
117	SC Breitenbrunn	0	0	1	2	3
117	SC Gattendorf	0	0	1	2	3
117	ASK Goberling	0	0	1	2	3
117	SC Mariasdorf	0	0	1	2	3
117	ASK Markt Neuhodis	0	0	1	2	3
117	UFC Pamhagen	0	0	1	2	3
117	ASK raiding	0	0	1	2	3
117	SV St. Michael	0	0	1	2	3
117	UFC Strem	0	0	1	2	3
117	SK support	0	0	1	2	3
117	SV Wulkaprodersdorf	0	0	1	2	3
117	SC Zagersdorf	0	0	1	2	3
129	FC Großhöflein	0	0	0	3	3
129	SC Croatian mini farm	0	0	0	3	3
129	UFC Podersdorf	0	0	0	3	3
129	SC Unterrabnitz	0	0	0	3	3
133	SV Draßmarkt	0	0	2	0	2
133	USC pilgrim village	0	0	2	0	2
135	SV Bocksdorf	0	0	1	1	2
135	SV Market St. Martin	0	0	1	1	2
135	ASK Oberpetersdorf	0	0	1	1	2
135	FC St. Andrä	0	0	1	1	2
135	ASK Weppersdorf	0	0	1	1	2
135	SV Wolfau	0	0	1	1	2
135	SC Zillingtal	0	0	1	1	2
135	SV Zuberbach	0	0	1	1	2
143	SV Badersdorf	0	0	0	2	2
143	UFC Donnerskirchen	0	0	0	2	2
143	SC Dörfl	0	0	0	2	2
143	SC Frankenau	0	0	0	2	2
143	SC Croatian Geresdorf	0	0	0	2	2
143	SV Litzelsdorf	0	0	0	2	2
143	ASK Lutzmannsburg	0	0	0	2	2
143	SV Mörbisch	0	0	0	2	2
143	UFC Neckenmarkt	0	0	0	2	2
143	SC Nikitsch	0	0	0	2	2
143	SC Piringsdorf	0	0	0	2	2
143	ASV Stöttera	0	0	0	2	2
143	ASK Wallendorf	0	0	0	2	2
156	SC Neudörfl	0	1	0	0	1
157	SV German shooters	0	0	1	0	1
157	Newag Eisenstadt	0	0	1	0	1
157	Spg Steinbrunn / Zillingtal	0	0	1	0	1
160	SC Apetlon	0	0	0	1	1
160	UPS Dobersdorf	0	0	0	1	1
160	ASV brittle	0	0	0	1	1
160	Sports youth high art	0	0	0	1	1
160	FC Jois	0	0	0	1	1
160	SC Kleinwarasdorf	0	0	0	1	1
160	ASK Lackendorf	0	0	0	1	1
160	SV Mühlgraben	0	0	0	1	1
160	UFC pama	0	0	0	1	1
160	SG Redlschlag	0	0	0	1	1
160	SV Sankt Michael	0	0	0	1	1
160	SC Schandorf	0	0	0	1	1
160	ASV Tobaj / Hasendorf / Punitz	0	0	0	1	1
160	ASK Tschurndorf / Kalkgruben	0	0	0	1	1
160	SV Welgersdorf	0	0	0	1	1

Remarks:

• Clubs that have emerged from mergers are counted with all championship titles including the predecessor clubs and shown separately for each club
• Pure name changes etc. are not included in the statistics

Honor roll of the BFV Cup winners

Cup winner 1946–1949

In the absence of sources and the different cup formats, only the cup winners from this period are listed.

• 1946/47 ASV Hitiag Neufeld
• 1947/48 ASV Hitiag Neufeld
• 1948/49 ASV Hitiag Neufeld

Cup winner 1975–1977

At the initiative of the clubs, the BFV Cup was reintroduced in the 1974/75 season.

• 1974/75: USV Rudersdorf in the final against SC Schachendorf 3: 1 and 1: 0

Participants: 60 teams including those of the Regionalliga Ost - In the semifinals, USV Rudersdorf defeated SC Neusiedl 1-0 in 1919 and SC Schachendorf defeated ASC Miedlingsdorf 5-0.

• 1975/76: USV Rudersdorf in the final 2: 2 and 3: 3 (away goal rule) against SC Pinkafeld

Participants: 58 teams including those of the Regionalliga Ost - In the semifinals, USV Rudersdorf defeated ASC Marz 4-1 and SC Pinkafeld defeated ASV Kittsee 3-1.

• 1976/77: SC Neusiedl 1919 in the final 4: 1 and 1: 1 against ASV Siegendorf

Participants: 61 teams including those of the Regionalliga Ost - In the semifinals, SC Neusiedl defeated SV Markt St. Martin 3-0 and ASV Siegendorf beat SV Heiligenkreuz 5-3.

After that, the BFV Cup was discontinued.

Cup winner since 1995

season	Date place	Cup winner	Result	finalist	Group cup winner
1995/96	1996	ASV Zurndorf	on points	2nd ASK Oberdorf 3rd ASK March	ASV Zurndorf (north) ASK Marz (middle) ASK Oberdorf (south)
1996/97	1997 Stoob	ASK Stoob	2-0	SV Eberau	SV Leithaprodersdorf (north) ASK Stoob (center) SV Eberau (south A) SV Kukmirn (south B)
1997/98	1998 Güssing	SV Güssing	8: 7 n.e.	SC Wiesfleck	SC Freistadt Rust (North) SC Croatian Minihof (Middle) SC Wiesfleck (South A) SV Güssing (South B)
1998/99	1999 Oslip	SC Pinkafeld	1-0	ASV Deutsch Tschantschendorf	FC Illmitz (North) SV Forchtenstein (Middle) SC Pinkafeld (South A) ASV Deutsch Tschantschendorf (South B)
1999/00	2000 Schattendorf	SV Welgersdorf	3: 2	FC Andau	FC Andau (north) SC Ritzing (center) SV Welgersdorf (south A) USV Jennersdorf (south B)
2000/01	2001 Eltendorf	SV Antau	7: 6 n.e.	SC Wiesfleck	ASV Siegendorf (north) SV Antau (center) SC Wiesfleck (south A) USV Rudersdorf (south B)
2001/02	2001 Mönchhof	SV Rohrbrunn	5: 4 n.e.	USC pilgrim village	UFC Pamhagen (north) USC Pilgersdorf (center) UFC Oberschützen (south A) SV Rohrbrunn (south B)
2002/03	2003 Steinberg	SV Market St. Martin	4: 3 n.e.	SC Grafenschachen	SV Mörbisch (north) SV Markt St. Martin (center) SC Grafenschachen (south A) SV Olbendorf (south B)
2003/04	2004 Welgersdorf	SV Welgersdorf	4: 1	ASK March	FC Andau (north) ASK Marz (center) SV Welgersdorf (south A) SV Eltendorf (south B)
2004/05	2005 Leithaprodersdorf	SV Market St. Martin	2-0	SV Leithaprodersdorf	SV Leithaprodersdorf (north) SV Markt St. Martin (center) SC Grafenschachen (south A) SV Mühlgraben (south B)
2005/06	June 18, 2006 March	SV Market St. Martin	3: 1	UFC Purbach	UFC Purbach (north) SV Markt St. Martin (center) SC Pinkafeld (south A) USV Rudersdorf (south B)
2006/07	May 17, 2007 German Kaltenbrunn	UFC market Allhau	6: 1	SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn	SV Leithaprodersdorf (north) UFC Neckenmarkt (center) UFC Markt Allhau (south A) SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (south B)
2007/08	May 22, 2008 Mönchhof	SC Unterfrauenhaid	4: 1 n.e.	SC Wiesfleck	FC Mönchhof (North) SC Unterfrauenhaid (Middle) SC Wiesfleck (South A) USV Jennersdorf (South B)
2008/09	May 21, 2010 Sankt Martin market	ASV Zurndorf	7: 6 n.e.	SV Market St. Martin	ASV Zurndorf (north) SV Markt St. Martin (center) SC Pinkafeld (south A) ASK Stinatz (south B)
2009/10	June 3, 2010 Stuben	FC Illmitz	3: 1	SV Eberau	FC Illmitz (north) SV Rohrbach (center) SV Stuben (south A) SV Eberau (south B)
2010/11	June 2, 2011 Sankt Margarethen	SV St. Margarethen	1-0	SV Welgersdorf	SV St. Margarethen (north) SV Rohrbach (center) SV Welgersdorf (south A) SV Rechnitz (south B)
2011/12	June 7, 2012 Neudörfl	SV Heiligenkreuz	2: 1	SV Rechnitz	ASV Siegendorf (north) SC Neudörfl (middle) SV Rechnitz (south A) SV Heiligenkreuz (south B)
2012/13	May 20, 2013 Pinkafeld	SC / ESV Parndorf	4: 1	ASV Draßburg
2013/14	May 31, 2014 Ritzing	SC Neusiedl am See	2: 1	SC Ritzing
2014/15	May 14, 2015 Trausdorf	SC / ESV Parndorf	2: 1	SC Ritzing
2015/16	June 5, 2016 Rudersdorf	SC / ESV Parndorf	3-0	UPS Rudersdorf
2016/17	May 14, 2017 Neusiedl am See	SC Neusiedl am See	2: 1	SV Wimpassing
2017/18	May 31, 2018 Siegendorf	ASV Siegendorf	5-0	SV Neuberg
2018/19	June 10, 2019 Pinkafeld	SC Pinkafeld	4: 2	SV Güssing

Most successful clubs

The outstanding cup fighter is the SV Markt St. Martin. With three cup victories in four finals, he leads the statistics of the overall competition as well as - quite superior - those of the cups in the middle group. It is also the only club that has been able to defend its title. SV Welgersdorf and ASV Zurndorf were each able to enter twice in the overall winner list. A “tragic” hero is probably SC Wiesfleck. Together with SC Pinkafeld, he is the record holder with three wins in the South A group, all three times he was able to make it into the overall finals, but just as often had to leave the field as a loser.

SV Eberau is the only club that has won two different group competitions. As a club of the II. League South, it was assigned differently in the course of the regional allocation of qualified clubs at its appearances.

Status including the 2009/10 season

rank	society	Cup winner	Cup finalist	Cup winner group north	Cup winner group middle	Cup winner group South A	Cup winner group south B	Cup winner overall
1	SV Market St. Martin	3	1	0	4th	0	0	8th
2	SV Welgersdorf	2	1	0	0	3	0	6th
3	SV Wiesfleck	0	3	0	0	3	0	6th
3	ASV Zurndorf	2	0	2	0	0	0	4th
5	SC Pinkafeld	1	0	0	0	3	0	4th
6th	SV Eberau	0	2	0	0	1	1	4th
6th	ASK March	0	2	0	2	0	0	4th
8th	SV Leithaprodersdorf	0	1	3	0	0	0	4th
9	FC Illmitz	1	0	2	0	0	0	3
10	FC Andau	0	1	2	0	0	0	3
10	SC Grafenschachen	0	1	0	0	2	0	3
12	SV Antau	1	0	0	1	0	0	2
12	SV Güssing	1	0	0	0	0	1	2
12	UFC market Allhau	1	0	0	0	1	0	2
12	SV Rohrbrunn	1	0	0	0	0	1	2
12	ASK Stoob	1	0	0	1	0	0	2
12	SC Unterfrauenhaid	1	0	0	1	0	0	2
18th	SV Deutsch Kaltenbrunn	0	1	0	0	0	1	2
18th	ASK Oberdorf	0	1	0	0	1 (south)	0	0
18th	USC pilgrim village	0	1	0	1	0	0	2
18th	UFC Purbach	0	1	1	0	0	0	2
18th	ASV Deutsch Tschantschendorf	0	1	0	0	0	1	2
23	UPS Jennersdorf	0	0	0	0	0	2	2
23	UPS Rudersdorf	0	0	0	0	0	2	2
25th	SV Eltendorf	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
25th	SV Forchtenstein	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
25th	SC Croatian mini farm	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
25th	SV Kukmirn	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
25th	FC Mönchhof	0	0	1	0	0	0	1
25th	SV Mörbisch	0	0	1	0	0	0	1
25th	SV Mühlgraben	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
25th	UFC Neckenmarkt	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
25th	UFC Oberschützen	0	0	0	0	1	0	1
25th	SV Olbendorf	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
25th	UFC Pamhagen	0	0	1	0	0	0	1
25th	SC Ritzing	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
25th	SV Rohrbach	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
25th	SC Freistadt Rust	0	0	1	0	0	0	1
25th	ASV Siegendorf	0	0	1	0	0	0	1
25th	ASK Stinatz	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
25th	SV Stuben	0	0	0	0	1	0	1

Annotation:

• In the 1995/96 season there was no final, but a final round with three participants

Successes per group

Interestingly, after just four applications, each group was able to register once on the list of winners. The group north, which won the first competition in 1996, had to wait 13 years for the next success (both times the winner was Zurndorf). The middle group achieved five of their six triumphs within eight years (2001-2008). Group South A was able to place a final participant just as often as group Middle, but only won a final four times.

Status including the 2009/10 season

rank	Association of the group	Cup winner	Cup finalist	total
1	center	6th	3	9
2	South A	4th	5	9
3	North	3	3	6th
4th	South B	2	3	5

Annotation:

• In the 1995/96 season there was no final, but a final round with three participants

Teams in the leagues

The following teams will play in Austrian leagues in the 2019/20 season

Men's

• Bundesliga
  • SV Mattersburg
• 2nd league
  • no club in the 2nd division
• Regional League East
  • ASV Draßburg
  • SC Neusiedl am See 1919
  • SV Mattersburg amateurs

Women

• ÖFB Women's Bundesliga
  • FC Südburgenland
• 2nd league
  • SC Neusiedl am See 1919

literature

• Burgenland Football Association (Hrsg.), Franz Just: The football sport in Burgenland. Volume I (1907-1970), Eisenstadt 1970.
• Burgenland Football Association (ed.), Rupert Löschnauer: The football sport in Burgenland. Volume II (1970–1983), Eisenstadt 1983.
• Burgenland Football Association (ed.), Rupert Löschnauer and Georg Gesellmann: The football sport in Burgenland. Volume III (1983–1995), Eisenstadt 1995.
• Burgenland Football Association (Ed.), Reinhard Wenzl: The football sport in Burgenland. Volume IV (1995–2008), Eisenstadt 2008.
• Statutes of the Burgenland Football Association, version dated November 20, 2007, source: www.bfv.at
• Rules of Procedure of the Burgenland Football Association, version dated November 20, 2007, source: www.bfv.at
• Guidelines for the implementation of the championship of the BFV, source: BFV-Handbuch 2010/11
• Implementation provisions for the BFV's youth competitions, source: BFV-Handbuch 2010/11
• BFV Hallenmasters - Qualification guidelines, source: www.bfv.at

Web links

Commons : BFV (Burgenland Football Association)  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Burgenland Football Association In: www.bfv.at
• Football Academy Burgenland In: Regiowiki.at

Individual evidence

1. ↑ BFV-Handbuch 2010/11, list of addresses of the member clubs of the Burgenland Football Association, pp. 395–431
2. ↑ List of football clubs in Burgenland , website regiowiki.at, accessed on January 9, 2015
3. ↑ Burgenland Football Association, clubs. Retrieved March 12, 2019 . 
4. ↑ BFV-Handbuch 2010/11, statutes of the Burgenland Football Association, especially §§ 10, 15, 21
5. ↑ BFV-Handbuch 2010/11, rules of procedure of the Burgenland Football Association, §§ 4–12
6. ↑ Burgenland Football Association: Statutes of the BFV - § 4 Types of Membership (PDF document, 126 kB; accessed on November 12, 2013)
7. ↑ Burgenland Football Association: Ordinary General Meeting of the Burgenland Football Association on Saturday, March 3, 2012 (PDF document, 44 kB; accessed on November 11, 2013)
8. ↑ BFV-Handbuch 2010/11, guidelines for the implementation of the championship of the BFV, § 1
9. ↑ BFV-Handbuch 2010/11, guidelines for the implementation of the championship of the BFV, § 5
10. ↑ Minutes of the BFV board meeting on July 12, 2010  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
11. ↑ Minutes of the BFV board meeting on June 6, 2011  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
12. ↑ ^{a b} ORF Bgld: New class division against money problems
13. ↑ BFV-Handbuch 2010/11, guidelines for the implementation of the championship of the BFV, § 6
14. ^ BFV Hallenmasters , website regiowiki.at. accessed on January 6, 2015
15. ↑ List of the winners of the BFV Indoor Masters , website regiowiki.at. accessed on January 6, 2015
16. ↑ BFV-Handbuch 2010/11, Implementation Regulations for the BFV's Junior Competitions, § 3
17. ↑ BFV-Handbuch 2010/11, Implementation Regulations for the BFV's Junior Competitions, § 4
18. ↑ Burgenland Football Association: [Implementation regulations for the youth competitions of the BFV - §§ 9 to 11] (PDF document, 55 kB; accessed on November 12, 2013)
19. ↑ Burgenland Football Association: [ Implementation regulations for the youth competitions of the BFV - § 4 Eligibility to play ] (PDF document, 55 kB; accessed on November 12, 2013)
20. ↑ ^{a b} Rupert Löschnauer in Der Fußballsport im Burgenland , Volume II (1970-1983), Eisenstadt 1983, pages 92-93
21. ↑ Results of the final round of the 2008/09 Cup competition , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 9, 2015
22. ↑ Results of the final round of the 2009/10 cup competition , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 9, 2015
23. ↑ Results of the final round of the 2010/11 cup competition , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 9, 2015
24. ↑ Results of the final round of the 2011/12 cup competition , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 9, 2015
25. ↑ Results of the 2012/13 cup competition , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 9, 2015
26. ↑ Results of the 2013/14 cup competition , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 9, 2015
27. ↑ Results of the 2014/15 cup competition , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 9, 2015
28. ↑ Results of the 2015/16 Cup competition , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 12, 2016
29. ↑ Results of the 2016/17 cup competition , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 9, 2017
30. ↑ Results of the Cup competition 2017/18 , website www.bfv.at, accessed on June 19, 2016