Lower Austrian Football Cup

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Admiral NÖ-Meistercup
Logo Niederösterreichischer Fußballverband.pngTemplate: Infobox football competition / maintenance / logo format
Full name Cup of the Lower Austrian Football Association
abbreviation Lower Austria Master Cup
Association ÖFB , organized by NÖFV
First edition 1927,
from 1970/71 and 1983/84
as an amateur cup
Teams all Lower Austrian champions last season
Game mode Knockout system
Title holder SV Gloggnitz (2nd title)
Record winner ASV Hohenau , SV Oberndorf and
FC Tulln
(3 titles each)
Website noefv.at
Qualification for ÖFB Cup

The Cup of the Lower Austrian Football Association , in short "NÖFV Cup" called, is one of nine Austrian football - cup competitions for amateur teams of men at the association level. In Lower Austria this is the Lower Austrian Football Association , which organizes the cup competition in the knockout system .

The cup competition is called NÖ-Meistercup , until 1975 Niederösterreichischer Landespokal , from 1983 NÖ-Meistercup and is a qualifying competition for the ÖFB-Cup . At the moment the cup is known by Admiral as Admiral NÖ-Meistercup . SV Gloggnitz won the title in the 2018/19 season.

Beginning in the late 1920s until the 1950s, the state cup was the highlight of the Lower Austrian football scene alongside the championship. After several interruptions, the competition has been played annually since 1984 under the official name of Lower Austria Master Cup. In contrast to the old state cup, only the master clubs of the individual Lower Austrian leagues are eligible to participate.

Name (sponsor)

The annual winner receives a souvenir cup and medals

The cup has been held with a sponsor in the name since 2009. Before that, the cup competition was simply called the Lower Austrian State Cup. The Lower Austrian Cup competition has had the following sponsors and name changes in its name:

  • Lower Austrian State Cup 1927-1974 / 75
  • Lower Austria Champion Cup: since 1983/84
  • the sponsor is in the signature in connection with the Lower Austria Master Cup :
    • Admiral -NÖ-Meistercup: since 2009/10

Game mode, participants and draw

The Lower Austria Master Cup is held in the knockout system. All rounds up to the semi-finals are decided in one game. The drawing of the first rounds takes place from a geographical point of view. If they are drawn against masters from the 2nd national leagues and regional tables, clubs from the 3rd and 2nd classes generally have home rights up to the 3rd round. If they play against teams from the regional leagues, the champions of the national leagues must also compete away from home in the 2nd round. If both clubs play in the same performance level, the former club has home rights at the draw.

The final will be played with two legs. The winner of the first semi-final game drawn is considered the home team in the first leg, the winner of the second semi-final game drawn as the away team. If there is a tie after 90 minutes, the winner will be played an extra time of 2 x 15 minutes. If there is still no winner, this will be determined in a penalty shoot-out .

  • 1st round: preliminary round (champions of 3rd, 2nd and 1st grades)
  • 2nd round: 1st main round (the champions of the regional league and 2nd regional league enter)
  • 3rd round: Round of 16: 16 participants (the champions of the 1st national league joins)
  • 4th round: quarter-finals: 8 participants
  • 5th round: semi-finals: 4 participants
  • 6th round: Final: 2 participants

Bonuses

The losers in the 1st round each receive an entry bonus of 200 euros, those in the 2nd round 400 euros and those in the 3rd round 800 euros. From the 3rd round, the home club receives a match ball donation from the competition sponsor. A bonus of 1000 euros will be distributed to the losers of the semi-finals.

The two finalists will be awarded commemorative cups and medals. In addition, the winner receives the challenge cup, which becomes the property of the club after three wins. In addition, the winner receives a bonus of 2000 euros and the loser one of 1400 euros.

history

State Cup until 1951
season Cup winner finalist Result (s)
Lower Austrian State Cup
1920 ASK Liesing no information
1921
to
1923 		no competition
1924 ASK Liesing no information
1925
to
1926 		no competition
1927 ESV forward Krems no information
1928
to
1930 		no competition
1930/31 SV Tulln no information
1931/32 Baden AC no information
1932/33 SV Tulln no information
1933/34 SV Tulln ASV Rapid Hohenau 5: 3
1934/35 SC Berndorf Stockerauer SV 07 2: 1 u. 3: 3
1935/36 Kremser SC ESV Wacker Wiener Neustadt 1: 1 u. 3: 1
1936/37 ASV Rapid Hohenau no information
1937/38 no competition
1938/39 ASV Rapid Hohenau no information
1939/40 no competition
1940/41 WSV BU Neunkirchen no information
1941/42
to
1944/45 		no competition
1945/46 Baden AC 1. Wiener Neustädter SC 1: 2 and 3: 1
1946/47 SC Seven Shepherds Korneuburg marathon 3: 1
1947/48 SV Gloggnitz SC Seven Shepherds 1-0
1948/49 SC Seven Shepherds SV Zistersdorf 3: 1  a.d.
1949/50 ASV Rapid Hohenau no information
1950/51 KSV Ortmann Baden AC 2: 1

The Lower Austrian Football Association was founded as an independent association in 1922, until then it was only a sub-association of the ÖFB, which, among other things, had hosted the Austrian championships and the ÖFB Cup . The NÖFV remained administratively united with the ÖFB, but announced a Lower Austrian regional championship for the first time for the 1922/23 season. The introduction of the state cup was not decided by the NÖFV until 1926 under President Franz Gstaltner, the first event took place the following year. After the temporary unification of the NÖFV and the WFV, this competition was soon dropped and only reintroduced in 1931. With a few brief interruptions, the cup was played until 1941, albeit under different names and not always with the best teams in the country, but then had to be discontinued due to the events of the Second World War .

The competition was reintroduced after the end of the war in 1946 as part of the Bundesländer Cup . However, after this was abolished in the course of the state league reform, the NÖFV decided in 1951 as the first Austrian regional association to suspend its cup competition for an indefinite period of time.

State Cup in the 1970s
season Cup winner finalist Result (s)
Lower Austrian State Cup
1970/71 SV Admira Wiener Neustadt no information
1971/72 KSV Ortmann ATSV Hainburg 5: 0 and 2: 4
1972/73 SV Stockerau no information
1973/74 KSV Böhlerwerk no information
1974/75 SV Waidhofen / Thaya ASK Lichtenwörth no information

In 1970, however, it was again the NÖFV that was the first association in Austria to reintroduce the competition. Due to the fact that the interest of the population had died down in the meantime, the title had lost its ideal value in the meantime and so the state cup was interrupted again in 1976.

Champion cup since 1983
season Cup winner finalist Result (s)
Lower Austria Master Cup
1983/84 SC Zwettl no information
1984/85 SV Oed / Zeillern no information
1985/86 SV Eichgraben no information
1986/87 SV Blind Market no information
1987/88 SV Oed / Zeillern no information
1988/89 SV Horn no information
1989/90 SPG Gottsdorf / Marbach / Persenbeug no information
1990/91 UPS Atzenbrugg-Heiligeneich no information
1991/92 SV Oberndorf no information
1993/93 ASK Kottingbrunn no information
1993/94 ASV Vösendorf no information
1994/95 SV Oberndorf no information
1995/96 1. SV Maria Anzbach SC Neudörfl 1: 0 and 1: 1
1996/97 SV Oberndorf no information
1997/98 FC Sturm 19 St. Pölten no information
1998/99 SV Hundsheim SV Lichtenau 5-0
1999/2000 ÖTSU Hofstetten no information
2000/01 SC Enzersfeld / Vienna no information
2001/02 SC Theresienfeld SKN St. Pölten 3: 1 and 7: 0
2002/03 ASK Schwadorf TSV Grein 1: 1 and 5: 2
2003/04 SV Haitzendorf SV Stockerau 2: 1
2004/05 1. SC Sollenau SV Absdorf 2: 0 and 4: 1
2005/06 ATSV Ober-Grafendorf ASK Bad Vöslau 3: 0 and 1: 3
2006/07 SV Absdorf USC Kirchberg / Wagram 1: 0 and 3: 1
2007/08 1. SC Sollenau FC Sturm 19 St. Pölten 6: 1
2008/09 SV Gaflenz 1. SVg Wiener Neudorf 3: 2 and 3: 2
Admiral NÖ-Meistercup
2009/10 SKN St. Pölten II ASK Bad Vöslau 2: 0 and 1: 1
2010/11 SC Brunn am Gebirge FK Blau-Weiss Hollabrunn 3: 3 and 3: 0
2011/12 FC Rohrendorf SV Leobendorf 3: 0 and 1: 1
2012/13 SC Leopoldsdorf Marchfeld ATSV Ober-Grafendorf 2: 0 and 0: 1
2013/14 ASV Spratzern SV Stripfing 3: 1 and 2: 2
2014/15 Kremser SC ASK Marienthal 2: 2 and 3: 0
2015/16 SV Purgstall AC Baden 2: 0 and 2: 1
2016/17 SV Stripfing ASK Ybbs 1: 1 and 1: 0
2017/18 UPS Scheiblinkirchen-Warth USC Rohrbach / Gölsen 3: 3 and 2: 1
2018/19 SV Gloggnitz SCU Kilb 1: 1 and 4: 0
2019/20 because COVID-19 pandemic in Austria canceled
2020/21

In 1983, the NÖFV decided to reintroduce a reformed cup competition. In place of the previous state cup, the champions of the individual leagues, starting with the state league downwards, hold an annual championship cup . The high sporting value that the former state cup possessed is no longer given today due to the almost exclusive participation of small clubs.

A special incentive for the clubs is that the winner is entitled to participate in the first main round in the ÖFB Cup and thus has the chance to receive a Bundesliga club in a home game there . In addition to the entry fee of 1000 euros, the audience income remained entirely with the home club. In addition, the costs for the referee team are borne by the ÖFB.

Winner 2017/18: USV Scheiblingkirchen-Warth

The previous title holders

The challenge cup, which passes into the possession of the club after three victories.
3 cup wins
SV Oberndorf (1992, 1995, 1997)
ASV Hohenau (1937, 1938, 1950)
FC Tulln (1931, 1933, 1934)
2 cup wins
SV Gloggnitz (1948, 2019)
Kremser SC (1936, 2015)
1. SC Sollenau (2005, 2008)
SV Oed / Zeillern (1985, 1988)
KSV Ortmann (1951, 1972)
SC Siebenhirten (1947, 1949)
Baden AC (1932, 1946)
ASK Liesing (1920, 1924)
1 cup win
USV Scheiblingkirchen-Warth (2018)
SV Stripfing (2017)
SV Purgstall (2016)
ASV Spratzern (2014)
SC Leopoldsdorf Marchfeld (2013)
FC Rohrendorf (2012)
SC Brunn am Gebirge (2011)
SKN St. Pölten II (2010)
SV Gaflenz (2009)
SV Absdorf (2007)
ATSV Ober-Grafendorf (2006)
SV Haitzendorf (2004)
ASK Schwadorf (2003)
SC Theresienfeld (2002)
SC Enzersfeld / Vienna (2001)
ÖTSU Hofstetten (2000)
SV Hundsheim (1999)
FC Sturm 19 St. Pölten (1998)
1. SV Maria Anzbach (1996)
ASV Vösendorf (1994)
ASK Kottingbrunn (1993)
UPS Atzenbrugg-Heiligeneich (1991)
SPG Gottsdorf / Marbach / Persenbeug (1990)
SV Horn (1989)
SV Blindenmarkt (1987)
SV Eichgraben (1986)
SC Zwettl (1984)
SV Waidhofen an der Thaya (1975)
KSV Böhlerwerk (1974)
SV Stockerau (1973)
SV Admira Wiener Neustadt (1971)
WSV BU Neunkirchen (1941)
SC Berndorf (1935)
ESV forward Krems (1927)

Web links

Commons : Lower Austrian Football Cup  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Lower Austrian Football Association: Winner Admiral NÖ-Meister-Cup 2017/18 - USV Scheiblingkirchen-Warth (accessed on June 17, 2018)
  2. ↑ a b c Austria - List of Cup Winners Countries, Lower Austria. In: rsssf.com. Retrieved June 11, 2016 .
  3. ↑ Kilb vs Gloggnitz 1: 1 (1: 1). (No longer available online.) In: fussballoesterreich.at. Formerly in the original ; accessed on June 10, 2019 .  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.fussballoesterreich.at
  4. ↑ Gloggnitz vs Kilb 4: 0 (3: 0). (No longer available online.) In: fussballoesterreich.at. Formerly in the original ; accessed on June 10, 2019 .  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.fussballoesterreich.at
  5. ↑ Courier of April 15, 2020: Corona crisis: All amateur soccer competitions canceled (accessed on July 19, 2020)
  6. ↑ ÖFB: Implementation Regulations for the Cup of the Austrian Football Association 2017/2018 (accessed on June 16, 2018)