SV Innsbruck

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SV Innsbruck
Club crest of SV Innsbruck
Basic data
Surname Sports club Innsbruck
Seat Innsbruck ( Pradl ), Tyrol
founding April 10, 1905
as football Innsbruck
Colours Black-and-white
president Gerhard Grosch
ZVR number 904721313
Website www.sportverein-innsbruck.at
First soccer team
Head coach Hans Glabonjat
Venue Wiesengasse sports complex
Places 500
league Tyrolean League
2018/19 11th place
home
Away

The Innsbruck sports club , or SVI for short , is an Austrian football club from the provincial capital Innsbruck in Tyrol and originates from Innsbruck football and is considered the oldest football club in Western Austria.

Alongside ATV Innsbruck , FC Germania Innsbruck , FC Rapid Innsbruck , FC Veldidena Innsbruck and FC Wacker Innsbruck , SV Innsbruck is one of the clubs that founded the Gauverband Tirol, the forerunner of the Tyrolean Football Association , in 1919.

founding

On April 10, 1905, the football club Fußball Innsbruck was founded in Innsbruck. After the end of the First World War , a general assembly was held on February 28, 1919, at which the name change - after an athletics section was decided - to Sportverein Innsbruck (SVI).

In 1920 the SV Innsbruck members joined the Innsbrucker Turnverein (ITV), and from then on played under the name of the ITV's sports department .

Men's soccer

1905–1938: early years and up to the Second World War

1905-1938
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
competition
1909 (1) Soccer Innsbruck - FC Lustenau 3: 2
1910 not participated
Qualification for Tyrolean A-League 1920/21
1919/20 (2) 2 teams from Innsbrucker SV qualified
Tyrolean A class
1920/21 01. (5) 08th 07th 01 00 31: 7 13
1922 (3) 01. (4) 03 03 00 00 7-0 06th
1922/23 (4) 01. (4) 06th 06th 00 00 22: 5 12
1923/24 01. (4) 06th 05 01 00 29: 9 11
1924/25 01. (5) 08th 07th 01 00 30: 6 15th
1925/26 01. (5) 08th 07th 01 00 25: 7 15th
1927 04. (4) 06th 01 01 03 12:25 03
1928 05. (6) 10 03 00 07th 24:37 06th
1928/29 04. (5) 08th 04th 00 04th 20:26 08th
1929/30 04. (4) 06th 00 01 05 05:19 01
1930/31 05. (7) 12 05 02 05 24:30 12
1931/32 not complete data
1932/33 06. (7) 12 04th 01 07th 12:21 09
1933/34 not complete data
1934/35 06. (7) 12 01 02 09 21:47 04th
1935/36 05. (7) 12 02 03 07th 14:32 07th
1936/37 06. (7) 12 03 01 08th 17:39 07th
1937/38 03. (4) 12 04th 00 08th 26:42 08th
Legend
Tyrolean master or advancement
(1) 1909: SV Innsbruck competes in a tournament in Vorarlberg under the name of Fußball Innsbruck.
(2) 1919/20: Football Innsbruck renamed itself Innsbrucker SV.
(3) 1922: Innsbruck SV starts as the Innsbrucker Turnverein (ITV).
(4) 1922/23: From now on the club plays under the name SV Innsbruck.

In 1920/21 and in the one-round championship in 1922, the ITV's sports department won the championship. Due to the increasingly prominent tensions, caused by the insistence of the German Gymnastics Federation on the Aryan paragraphs , the footballers resigned from the ITV and renamed Sportverein Innsbruck , under whose name the club appeared again from December 3, 1922 . In the playing seasons from 1922/23 to 1926/27 the fighting team managed to win the title of Tyrolean champion without interruption.

1938–1945: war years

1938-1945
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
Tyrolean district league
1938/39 K1 K2 03. (7) 09 03 02 04th 21:15 08th
1939/40 K2 Cancellation of the championship
1940/41 K2 02. (6) 06th 02 01 03 22:15 05
1941/42 K2 02. (5) 07th 04th 00 03 27:15 08th
1942/43 K2 03. (4) 03 01 00 02 06:15 02
1944 01. (4) 03 03 00 00 16: 4 06th
1945 not carried out
Legend
Tyrolean master or advancement
K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.
K2 Championship was canceled.

During the war, football championships were held in Tyrol to a very limited extent. In the 1943/44 season, the Tyrolean championship title was won.

1945–1950: post-war period

1945-1950
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
Innsbruck class
1946 K1 06. (6) 05 00 01 04th 11:20 01
Tyrolean regional league
1946/47 K1 01. (10) 18th 13 03 02 63:29 29
1947/48 06. (10) 18th 08th 01 09 41:40 17th
1948/49 03. (10) 18th 14th 01 03 62:24 29
1949/50 02. (8) 14th 10 01 03 47:30 21st
Legend
Tyrolean master or advancement
K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.

In the years that followed, great importance was attached to the youth work in the club, and this brought SV Innsbruck numerous titles at school and youth championships in the 1950s and early 1960s.

1950–1960: Between the Arlbergliga and the regional league

1950-1960
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
Arlbergliga
1950/51 K1 11. (12) 22nd 06th 01 15th 40:72 13
Tyrolean regional league
1951/52 not complete data
1952/53 not complete data
1953/54 01. (8) 14th 10 02 02 43:17 22nd
Arlbergliga
1954/55 05. (12) 22nd 10 03 09 34:38 23
1955/56 10. (12) 22nd 06th 04th 12 43:69 16
1956/57 11. (12) 22nd 04th 07th 11 37:54 15th
Tyrolean regional league
1957/58 02. (10) 18th 11 02 05 55:33 24
1958/59 not complete data
1959/60 not complete data
Legend
Tyrolean master or advancement
descent
K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.

In the 1950/51 season, SV Innsbruck qualified for the newly founded Arlbergliga. But they got relegated this season and played in the Tyrolean regional league for three seasons. In 1954, they were promoted to the Arlbergliga again, where they played for the next three years when they were relegated to the Tyrolean League. During this time, too, the club concentrated on its offspring and this brought the club numerous titles at the school and youth championships.

1960–1974: youth work in the regional league to regional league

1960-1974
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
Tyrolean regional league
1960/61 K1 07. (12) not complete data
1961/62 01. (12) not complete data
Regionalliga West
1962/63 07. (12) 22nd 08th 06th 08th 30:25 22nd
1963/64 09. (12) 22nd 06th 06th 10 28:44 18th
1964/65 11. (12) 22nd 05 06th 11 33:54 16
Tyrolean regional league
1965/66 05. (12) not complete data
1966/67 03. (12) not complete data
1967/68 10. (12) not complete data
Tyrolean Regional League West
1968/69 not complete data
Tyrolean regional league
1969/70 04. (12) not complete data
1970/71 02. (12) not complete data
1971/72 01. (12) not complete data
Regionalliga West
1972/73 13. (14) 26th 05 11 10 27:28 21st
! no complete data!
1973/74 not complete data
Legend
Tyrolean master or advancement
descent
K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.

In the 1960s, the focus was still on developing new talent and there were many titles with Schülter. and achieve youth championships

1974–1985: syndicate (ISK, ESV Austria Innsbruck)

1974-1985
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
see. also Innsbrucker SK , ESV Austria Innsbruck
Tyrolean regional league / promotion relegation
1974/75 K1 (1) 01. (12) not complete data
02. (4) 02 02 02 00 9: 3 08th
Tyrolean regional league
1975/76 05. (12) not complete data
1976/77 (2) 04. (12) not complete data
Alpine League
1977/78 K1 11. (14) 26th 05 11 10 30:43 21st
1978/79 01. (14) 26th 17th 06th 03 53:22 40
2nd division
1979/80 03. (16) 30th 14th 09 07th 48:27 37
1980/81 04. (16) 30th 13 10 07th 40:25 36
1981/82 (3) 10. (16) 30th 07th 11 12 30:36 25th
! no complete data!
1982/83 not complete data
1983/84 not complete data
1984/85 not complete data
Legend
Tyrolean master or advancement
descent
K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.
(1) 1974/75: SV Innsbruck forms a syndicate with Innsbrucker SK and also played under the name SPG Innsbruck.
(2) 1976/77: The ESK Innsbruck joins the syndicate and they played under the name SPG RAIKA Innsbruck.
(3) 1981/82: The syndicate broke up.

In 1972 and 1974 the sports club was again Tyrolean champions after a few changeable playing seasons and was promoted to the Regionalliga West . Due to financial and sporting burdens, it was decided at that time to enter into a syndicate with the ISK (Innsbruck Sports Club) . This soccer marriage, however, only referred to the fighting teams and they played under the name SPG Innsbruck .

In 1976 ESV Austria Innsbruck joined the syndicate, then the club name was renamed SPG Raika Innsbruck with the involvement of the main sponsor .

In this constellation, the game community won the title in the Alpine League and qualified for the 2nd division of the Bundesliga in the 1978/79 season . There they achieved 3rd place in the first year of the two-class, the next year they played a 1-1 draw against SSW Innsbruck in the local derby in front of 14,000 spectators and SPG Raika Innsbruck finally took 4th place in the table.

Investments were made in the summer of 1980 and players were signed ( Dietmar Constantini , Günther Caha, Wolfgang Schwarz, in autumn also Hans Pirkner and Peter Koncilia ), with whom the club expected an increase in performance in order to participate in the promotion campaign. After the big goal - promotion to the top division - was clearly missed, the game community was dissolved in 1982 and the individual sponsoring clubs disintegrated.

1985–1995: Between 1st class and Tyrolean league

1985-1995
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
1st class west
1985/86 K1 01. not complete data
Regional League West
1986/87 not complete data
1987/88 01. not complete data
Regional League West
1988/89 01. (12) 22nd 14th 05 03 54:23 33
Tyrolean League
1989/90 02. (14) 26th 14th 04th 08th 53:36 32
1990/91 05. (14) 26th 12 06th 08th 44:26 30th
1991/92 06. (14) 26th 13 04th 09 41:31 40
Regionalliga Tirol
1992/93 K1 07. (14) 26th 10 06th 10 47:42 26th
1993/94 06. (14) 26th 11 06th 09 32:30 28
1994/95 10. (14) 26th 09 05 12 32:48 23
Legend
Ascent
K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.

At SV Innsbruck they decided to start over and started in the first class west in the coming season. In the following years, the sports club succeeded in the league march with the championship title in the 1st class West (1985/86), Regional League West (1987/88) and the Landesliga West 1988/89. In the 1989/90 season, SV Innsbruck played again in the Tyrolean League and sensationally achieved the runner-up title.

1995–2008: Tyrolean League and State League

1995-2008
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
Regionalliga Tirol
1995/96 K1 10. (15) 28 11 02 15th 46:67 35
Tyrolean League
1996/97 K2 13. (16) 30th 07th 07th 16 30:49 28
1997/98 15. (16) 30th 05 08th 17th 39:65 29
1998/99 06. (16) 30th 14th 05 11 52:50 47
1999/2000 15. (16) 30th 07th 09 14th 45:56 30th
2000/01 10. (16) 30th 11 07th 12 36:55 40
2001/02 07. (16) 30th 13 05 12 48:57 44
2002/03 12. (16) 30th 10 06th 14th 58:74 36
Regional League West
2003/04 01. (14) 26th 18th 00 08th 68:41 54
telesystem Tirol League
2004/05 13. (16) 30th 10 06th 14th 55:83 36
2005/06 09. (16) 30th 11 07th 12 52:57 40
2006/07 05. (16) 30th 14th 08th 08th 52:37 50
2007/08 07. (16) 30th 12 07th 11 43:41 43
Legend
Ascent
descent
K11995/96: Introduction of the three-point rule .
K2 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.

After 14 years in the Tyrolean league, SV Innsbruck was relegated to the Landesliga West in the 2002/03 season, but was able to celebrate the renewed promotion in 2003/04 with coach Alois Heissenberger and assistant coach Horst Heissenberger.

Since 2008: Tyrolean League

since 2008
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
UPC Tirol League
2008/09 K1 12. (16) 30th 09 10 11 47:55 37
2009/10 07. (16) 30th 13 06th 11 46:46 45
2010/11 09. (16) 30th 11 08th 11 78:60 41
2011/12 04. (16) 30th 14th 07th 09 96:65 49
2012/13 08. (16) 30th 12 07th 11 59:54 43
2013/14 09. (16) 30th 12 04th 14th 50:64 40
2014/15 03. (16) 30th 18th 01 11 71:37 55
2015/16 09. (16) 30th 12 04th 14th 50:64 40
2016/17 08. (16) 30th 13 04th 13 40:45 43
2017/18 08. (16) 30th 13 04th 13 40:45 43
2018/19 08. (16) 30th 12 02 16 61:57 38
K11995/96: Introduction of the three-point rule .

SV Innsbruck has been playing in the UPC Tirol League since 2008.

Well-known players The multiple national player and Austrian champion, Michael Baur began his football career at the Innsbruck sports club, where he was discovered by master trainer Ernst Happel and brought to FC Swarovski Tirol . He started his professional career there.

titles and achievements

  • 1 × Champion of the Alpine League : 1979
  • 10 champions of the Tyrolean League : 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, (Tyrolean A-Class), 1944 (Tyrolean District League , unofficial ), 1954, 1962, 1972, 1977 (Tyrolean State League)
  • 1 × Innsbruck City Hall Master

Women's soccer

Since 2008: Women's League West to Women's Tyrolean League

SV Innsbruck
Surname SV Innsbruck
Venue Wiesengasse sports complex
Places 500
league Women's Tyrolean League
2018/19 4th Place
since 2008
season Place (particip.) Sp S. U N Gates Pt.
Women's League West
2008/09 04. (6) 10 04th 03 03 22:19 31
2009/10 05. (9) 16 05 04th 07th 28:27 19th
2010/11 04. (11) 20th 15th 02 03 98:35 47
2011/12 05. (12) 22nd 13 01 08th 83:45 40
Women's Tyrolean League
2012/13 K1 04. (8) 14th 06th 01 07th 32:34 19th
2013/14 06. (9) 16 06th 02 08th 36:41 20th
2014/15 04. (9) 16 07th 02 07th 41:38 23
2015/16 06. (9) 16 06th 02 08th 36:41 20th
2016/17 02. (10) 18th 12 00 06th 51:30 36
2017/18 03. (10) 18th 13 01 04th 70:25 40
2018/19 04. (10) 18th 10 02 06th 59:37 32
Legend
Ascent
K1 Change of championship mode and introduction of a Tyrolean women's league.

There has also been a women's team since summer 2008: the team was founded by Christian Dorner. In the first season of the women's league West they reached fourth place. From 2012 you play in the women's Tyrolean league.

Successes and successes

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ After the 1st World War - record victory against Germania, foundation of the TFV and 5-year festival. Retrieved June 11, 2016 .
  2. ↑ 75 years of the Tyrolean Football Association, 1994, p. 28
  3. ^ Wacker Archive, 1980/81 season, Bundesliga 2nd Division. In: wackerarchiv.at. Retrieved June 11, 2016 .