Austria 1944/45

Ostmark (Gauliga 17) (official table, competition not official) 1.SK Rapid 9 6 2 1 35-12 14 2.SC Wacker 9 6 2 1 26-14 14 3.First Vienna FC 9 6 1 2 35-18 13 4.FC Wien 9 5 1 3 20- 8 11 5.Floridsdorfer AC 9 5 1 3 18-13 11 6.Admira 9 4 1 4 17-20 9 7.Wiener Sport-Club 9 2 1 6 14-26 5 8.Wiener AC 9 2 1 6 16-34 5 9.FK Austria 9 2 0 7 15-19 4 10.SC Rapid Oberlaa 9 1 0 8 8-40 2 Championship abandoned after Apr 2 1945 Table of played matches 1.SK Rapid 11 7 2 2 39-15 16 2.First Vienna FC 10 6 2 2 38-21 14 3.SC Wacker 10 6 2 2 26-14 14 4.Floridsdorfer AC 11 6 2 3 23-17 14 5.FC Wien 10 5 2 3 21- 9 12 6.Admira 10 4 1 5 18-23 9 7.FK Austria 12 3 1 8 21-26 7 8.Wiener Sport-Club 10 3 1 6 14-26 7 9.Wiener AC 11 3 1 7 24-37 7 10.SC Rapid Oberlaa/Felten 11 2 0 9 11-47 4 The place of SK Amateure Steyr was taken by SC Oberlaa. Elected to First Division 1945/46: ESV Ostbahn XI (Wien Nord) [took over from SG Reichsbahn] SC Helfort (Wien Süd) SC Rapid Oberlaa and SC Felten formed a "Spielgemeinschaft" in the winter of 1944/45, called Rapid Oberlaa/Felten From 1945 until 1948, first division status was again restricted to clubs from the Wiener Liga. Round 1 [Sep 10] Vienna 3-4 FAC [annulled] WAC 4-1 Oberlaa [annulled] NB: as the other 3 matches were either not played or only organised as friendly (Sportclub 3-1 Wacker) due to war events, the two league matches on Sep 10 were annulled in order to guarantee equal conditions to all participating teams, and replayed Dec 10. Round 1 (rescheduled) [Dec 3] Sportclub 2-8 Wacker [Dec 10] Admira 2-2 Rapid Austria 0-1 FC Wien Vienna 5-2 FAC WAC 3-1 Oberlaa Round 2 [Sep 16] Admira 0-3 FC Wien [Sep 17] Oberlaa 1-5 Austria Rapid 3-1 FAC Vienna 2-2 Sportclub WAC 2-2 Wacker Round 3 [Sep 24] Admira 2-0 Oberlaa FAC 1-0 FC Wien Rapid 3-0 Sportclub Wacker 3-2 Vienna WAC 0-5 Austria Round 4 [Sep 30] FAC 3-1 Oberlaa [Oct 1] Austria 0-2 Admira FC Wien 3-0 Sportclub Rapid 2-3 Wacker Vienna 1-0 WAC Round 5 [Oct 8] FAC 1-0 Austria Vienna 0-5 Rapid Wacker 1-0 FC Wien WAC 2-3 Admira Sportclub awd Oberlaa [awarded 0-0 against both teams Oct 26 (undisciplined players); original result 2-3] Round 6 [Oct 15] Admira 1-2 FAC Austria 1-3 Rapid FC Wien 1-3 Vienna Oberlaa 2-1 Wacker Sportclub 4-5 WAC Round 7 [Oct 29] Admira 3-2 Sportclub Rapid 1-1 FC Wien [match was awarded 0-0/win for Rapid Vienna 11-1 Oberlaa (ineligible player)-decision revoked Dec 20] Wacker 2-1 Austria WAC 0-6 FAC Round 8 [Nov 12] FC Wien 3-1 WAC FAC 2-2 Wacker Oberlaa 1-7 Rapid [Feb 25] Austria 2-3 Sportclub Vienna 5-3 Admira Round 9 [Nov 19] FC Wien 7-0 Oberlaa [match was scheduled as competition match. After Oberlaa had too few players it was played as friendly match and replayed Nov 26] [Nov 26] Admira 1-4 Wacker FC Wien 8-1 Oberlaa Rapid 9-3 WAC Sportclub 1-0 FAC [Mar 11] Vienna 6-1 Austria Round 10 (matches not used for official final table) [Mar 18] FC Wien 1-1 Austria FAC 3-3 Vienna Oberlaa/Felten 3-2 WAC Rapid 3-1 Admira [Mar 24] Wacker awd Sportclub [awarded 0-0 / win Sportclub Wacker didn't show on Mar 18 and decided on Mar 24 not to continue playing in the competition This decision was revoked a few days later] Round 11 [Mar 25] (matches not used for official final table) Austria 5-0 Oberlaa/Felten FAC 2-1 Rapid other matches suspended Round 12 [Apr 2] (match not used for official final table) Austria 0-6 WAC other matches suspended Competition abandoned after this matchday Ostmark (Gauliga 17) (official table, competition not official) 1.SK Rapid 9 6 2 1 35-12 14 2.SC Wacker 9 6 2 1 26-14 14 3.First Vienna FC 9 6 1 2 35-18 13 4.FC Wien 9 5 1 3 20- 8 11 5.Floridsdorfer AC 9 5 1 3 18-13 11 6.Admira 9 4 1 4 17-20 9 7.Wiener Sport-Club 9 2 1 6 14-26 5 8.Wiener AC 9 2 1 6 16-34 5 9.FK Austria 9 2 0 7 15-19 4 10.SC Rapid Oberlaa 9 1 0 8 8-40 2 Championship abandoned after Apr 2 1945 Table of played matches 1.SK Rapid 11 7 2 2 39-15 16 2.First Vienna FC 10 6 2 2 38-21 14 3.SC Wacker 10 6 2 2 26-14 14 4.Floridsdorfer AC 11 6 2 3 23-17 14 5.FC Wien 10 5 2 3 21- 9 12 6.Admira 10 4 1 5 18-23 9 7.FK Austria 12 3 1 8 21-26 7 8.Wiener Sport-Club 10 3 1 6 14-26 7 9.Wiener AC 11 3 1 7 24-37 7 10.SC Rapid Oberlaa/Felten 11 2 0 9 11-47 4 The place of SK Amateure Steyr was taken by SC Oberlaa. Elected to First Division 1945/46: ESV Ostbahn XI (Wien Nord) [took over from SG Reichsbahn] SC Helfort (Wien Süd) SC Rapid Oberlaa and SC Felten formed a "Spielgemeinschaft" in the winter of 1944/45, called Rapid Oberlaa/Felten From 1945 until 1948, first division status was again restricted to clubs from the Wiener Liga. Topscorers (Apr 2): Richard Fischer (Vienna) 15 Karl Decker (Vienna) 10 Hoffmann (Germany-Rapid) 10 Hermann Dvoracek (Rapid) 7 Safarik (Austria) 6 Leopold Gernhardt (Rapid) 6 Peter Queck (Rapid) 6 Theodor Brinek (Wacker) 6 Elsholz (WAC) 6 Befreiungspokal 1945 (Viennese clubs only) Elimination Round [Jun 3] AC Sparta Wien 4-4 Germania Baumgarten [aet?] FC Wien 5-0 Favoritner AC FAC 8-2 Brigittenauer AC Landstraßer AC 0-3 SV Straßenbahn Wien Rapid Oberlaa 4-0 Favoritner FC Vorwärts 06 Red Star Wien 2-5 Post SV Wien SC Helfort 7-0 SV Donau Nussdorfer AC lt SC Rasenspieler Hochstädt Bundesbahnen lt SC Baumgarten Replay [Jun 10] Germania Baumgarten 2-1 AC Sparta Wien 1/8 Finals [Jun 10] FC Wien awd Rapid Wien [abandoned at 1-1; awarded to Rapid] Admira Wien 1-3 SV Straßenbahn Wien Austria Wien 7-1 SC Baumgarten FAC 5-1 SC Rasenspieler Hochstädt Vienna 3-2 Post SV Wien Wacker Wien 11-1 Rapid Oberlaa Wiener AC 1-3 SC Helfort [Jun 17] Wiener SC 3-1 Germania Baumgarten Quarterfinals [Jun 24] Austria Wien 7-3 Wacker Wien Rapid Wien 3-2 Wiener SC SC Helfort 6-2 FAC SV Straßenbahn Wien 0-5 Vienna Semifinals [Jul 1] Rapid Wien 1-5 SC Helfort Vienna 4-3 Austria Wien Third Place Match [Jul 8] Rapid Wien 3-1 Austria Wien Final [Jul 8] Vienna 3-1 SC Helfort

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list of final tables.

list of champions.

list of cup finals.

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Last updated: 10 Jan 2020