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Austria - List of Cup Finals | Germany - List of Cup Finals
Austrian clubs in the German football structure 1938-1944
NB: as the Tschammerpokal had started before the Anschluß of Austria, 8 of the 10 clubs
in the Gauliga (all but Amateure Steyr and Wacker Wiener Neustadt) were chosen to
play an internal qualification (Ausscheidung) for the overall quarterfinals;
opponents from outside former Austria in italics;
see Ambrosius Kutschera's Austria Soccer site for additional data.
1/8 Finals [Nov 6]
Admira Wien 0-6 Vienna
Grazer SC 3-2 Austria Wien
Rapid Wien 5-1 Austro-Fiat Wien
Wacker Wien 0-1 Wiener Sport-Club
Quarterfinals [Nov 27]
1.FC Nürnberg 3-1 Vienna
Waldhof Mannheim 2-3 Rapid Wien
Wiener Sport-Club 6-1 Grazer SC
Semifinals [Dec 11]
FSV Frankfurt 3-2 Wiener Sport-Club
Rapid Wien 2-0 1.FC Nürnberg
Final [Jan 8, 1939, Berlin]
Rapid Wien 3-1 FSV Frankfurt
NB: see Ambrosius Kutschera's Austria Soccer site for additional data.
Qualifiers (20) for main tournament:
Gau XVII (Ostmark)
Gauliga (all 10): Admira Wien, Wacker Wien, Rapid Wien, Wiener Sport-Club, Vienna,
Austria Wien, Amateure-Fiat Wien, Grazer SC, Amateure Steyr,
Reichsbahn Wacker Wiener Neustadt
Bezirksklasse Wien (4): FC Wien, Favoritner FC Vorwärts 06, Red Star Wien, ASV Fischamend
Bezirksklasse Ost (2): Badener AC, Kremser SC
Bezirksklasse West (1): Hertha Wels
Salzburg (1): Salzburger AK 1914
Bezirksklasse Süd (2): Sturm Graz, SV Donawitz
Gau XVI
NB: clubs from Tirol entered but none qualified for the main tournament
Gau XV
NB: clubs from Vorarlberg entered but none qualified for the main tournament
NB: as Gauligameister, Admira Wien qualified directly for Schlußrunde;
opponents from outside former Austria in italics
1.Hauptrunde [Apr 16]
Amateure Steyr 4-0 Hertha Wels
Austria Wien 3-0 Fav. FC Vorwärts 06
Badener AC 1-6 Vienna
Grazer SC 2-0 Sturm Graz
Kremser SC 2-8 Amateure-Fiat Wien
Rapid Wien 6-2 Red Star Wien
Rb. Wacker Wr. Neustadt 4-2 SV Donawitz
Salzburger AK 1914 1-5 TSV 1860 München
Wacker Wien 5-0 ASV Fischamend
Wiener Sport-Club 2-2 FC Wien [aet]
Admira Wien bye
1.Hauptrunde Replay [Apr 23]
FC Wien 1-4 Wiener Sport-Club
2.Hauptrunde
[Apr 23]
Vienna 2-1 Rb. Wacker Wr. Neustadt
[Apr 30]
Bayern München 2-5 Rapid Wien
[May 1]
Wacker Wien 3-1 Amateure-Fiat Wien
[May 6]
BSG Neumeyer Nürnberg 2-1 Wiener Sport-Club
[May 7]
Jahn Regensburg 4-1 Grazer SC
[May 14]
Amateure Steyr 0-2 Austria Wien
Admira Wien bye
3.Hauptrunde
[May 18]
Rapid Wien 4-2 Jahn Regensburg
[Jun 14]
Austria Wien 2-2 BSG Neumeyer Nürnberg [aet]
BC Augsburg 2-3 Wacker Wien
[Jun 18]
Wacker München 2-7 Vienna
Admira Wien bye
3.Hauptrunde Replay [Jun 17]
BSG Neumeyer Nürnberg 2-0 Austria Wien
1.Schlußrunde [Aug 20]
1.FC Schweinfurth 05 2-3 Wacker Wien [asdet]
Admira Wien 0-1 Waldhof Mannheim
VfB Coburg 1-6 Rapid Wien
Vienna 2-3 BC Hartha [asdet]
2.Schlußrunde [Nov 19]
Wacker Wien 4-2 VfB Mühlburg
Rapid Wien bye
1/8 Finals [Dec 10]
Rapid Wien 6-1 Vorwärts Rasensport Gleiwitz
VfL Köln 1899 1-3 Wacker Wien
Quarterfinals [Jan 7, 1940]
Blau-Weiß 90 Berlin 1-7 Rapid Wien
Wacker Wien 7-4 BSG Neumeyer Nürnberg
Semifinals [Mar 31, 1940]
Rapid Wien 0-1 1.FC Nürnberg
Waldhof Mannheim 1-1 Wacker Wien [aet]
Semifinal Replay [Apr 7, 1940]
Wacker Wien 2-2 Waldhof Mannheim [aet]
Semifinal Second Replay [Apr 14, 1940, in München]
Waldhof Mannheim 0-0 Wacker Wien [aet, Waldhof on lots]
NB: see Ambrosius Kutschera's Austria Soccer site for additional data.
Qualifiers (25) for main tournament:
Gau XVII (Ostmark)
Gauliga (all 10): Rapid Wien, Wacker Wien, Wiener Sport-Club, Vienna, Admira Wien,
Austria Wien, FC Wien, Amateure-Fiat Wien (renamed Fiat Nord Wien),
Grazer SC, Linzer ASK
Wien (7): Post SV Wien, Wiener AC, Rapid Oberlaa, Favoritner FC Vorwärts 06,
Viktoria Währing, SV Straßenbahn Wien, Polizei SV Wien
Kärnten (1): Klagenfurter AC
Niederdonau (3): 1.SC Wiener Neustadt, Rapid Hohenau, Reichsbahn Sturm 19 Sankt Pölten
Oberdonau (1): Admira Linz
Salzburg (1): Salzburger AK 1914
Steiermark (2): Sturm Graz, LSV Zeltweg
NB: no clubs from Tirol or Vorarlberg qualified for the main tournament
NB: as Gauligameister, Rapid Wien qualified directly for Schlußrunde;
opponents from outside former Austria in italics
1.Hauptrunde
[Jun 15]
FC Wien 1-2 Rapid Oberlaa
Fiat Nord Wien 1-2 Fav. FC Vorwärts 06 [asdet]
Polizei SV Wien 1-2 Post SV Wien
[Jun 16]
Admira Linz 3-8 Admira Wien
Rb. Sturm 19 St. Pölten w/o Austria Wien [Austria forfeited]
Rapid Hohenau 2-9 Vienna
Grazer SC 1-4 Sturm Graz
Klagenfurter AC 7-3 LSV Zeltweg
Salzburger AK 1914 2-6 Linzer ASK [aet]
Wiener AC 3-2 Viktoria Währing
Wacker Wien 3-0 SV Straßenbahn Wien
[Jun 23]
1.SC Wiener Neustadt 2-3 Wiener Sport-Club
Rapid Wien bye
2.Hauptrunde [Jul 7]
Linzer ASK 1-4 Wacker Wien
Klagenfurter AC 1-5 Vienna
Rb. Sturm 19 St. Pölten 1-6 Wiener Sport-Club
Sturm Graz 7-3 Wiener AC
Fav. FC Vorwärts 06 3-1 Post SV Wien
Admira Wien 2-0 Rapid Oberlaa
Rapid Wien bye
3.Hauptrunde
[Jul 28]
Sturm Graz 9-0 Admira Wien
Wacker Wien 3-1 TSV 1860 München
[Aug 4]
Bayern München 1-0 Vienna
Wiener Sport-Club 5-0 Fav. FC Vorwärts 06
Rapid Wien bye
1.Schlußrunde
[Aug 18]
Bayern München 0-1 Wiener Sport-Club
SpVgg. Cannstatt 0-7 Wacker Wien
Sturm Graz 1-6 1.FC Nürnberg
[Sep 1]
BSG Neumeyer Nürnberg 1-2 Rapid Wien
2.Schlußrunde
[Sep 8]
Wacker Wien 6-2 SG Planitz
Wiener Sport-Club 9-1 NSTG Witkowitz
[Sep 15]
Rapid Wien 7-1 VfL Schweinfurt 07
1/8 Finals [Sep 29]
Stuttgarter Kickers 1-5 Rapid Wien
Wacker Wien 5-6 Wiener Sport-Club [asdet]
Quarterfinals [Oct 20]
Rapid Wien 6-1 SpVgg. Fürth
Fortuna Düsseldorf 2-1 Wiener Sport-Club
Semifinal [Nov 10]
Dresdner SC 3-1 Rapid Wien
NB: see Ambrosius Kutschera's Austria Soccer site for additional data.
Qualifiers (40) for main tournament:
Gau XVII (Ostmark)
Gauliga (all 10): Rapid Wien, Wacker Wien, Vienna, Austria Wien, Admira Wien,
Wiener Sport-Club, FC Wien, Floridsdorfer AC, Grazer SC, Linzer ASK
Wien (10): Germania Baumgarten, Viktoria Währing, Rapid Oberlaa, Post SV Wien,
Favoritner FC Vorwärts 06, Brigittenauer Amateur FK
1.Simmeringer SC, Mawas Wien, SV Straßenbahn Wien, Amateure 30 Wien
Kärnten (2): Villacher SV, Rapid Klagenfurt
Niederdonau (8): DTB Korneuburg, 1.Guntramsdorfer SV, Kremser SC, 1.SC Wiener Neustadt,
DTB Grünbach, WSV BU Neunkirchen, Rapid Hohenau, FSK Traisen
Oberdonau (4): Welser SC, Amateure Steyr, NSTG Budweis, Germania Linz
Salzburg (1): 1.Salzburger SK 1919
Steiermark (5): Sturm Graz, Reichsbahn Knittelfeld, Kapfenberger SC, Grazer AK,
Reichsbahn Graz
NB: Salzburg were entitled to two entrants but both Austria Salzburg and Salzburger AK 1914
were excluded from the tournament following the abandonment of their tie
NB: no clubs from Tirol or Vorarlberg qualified for the main tournament
NB: as Gauligameister, Rapid Wien qualified directly for Schlußrunde;
opponents from outside former Austria in italics
1.Hauptrunde
[Apr 19]
Grazer AK 2-1 Reichsbahn Graz
[Apr 20]
FSK Traisen 3-1 Wiener Sport-Club
1.SC Wiener Neustadt 1-6 Vienna
WSV BU Neunkirchen 0-15 Wacker Wien
Rapid Hohenau 0-3 Floridsdorfer AC
DTB Korneuburg 2-1 Admira Wien [annulled]
1.Guntramsdorfer SV 0-3 FC Wien
Kremser SC 0-3 Austria Wien
DTB Grünbach 1-2 Post SV Wien
1.Simmeringer SC 2-0 Mawas Wien
Brigittenauer Amat. FK 2-3 Germania Baumgarten
Fav. FC Vorwärts 06 3-2 SV Straßenbahn Wien [asdet]
Viktoria Währing 0-2 Rapid Oberlaa
Kapfenberger SC 4-0 Reichsbahn Knittelfeld
Grazer SC 0-3 Sturm Graz
Villacher SV 5-1 Rapid Klagenfurt
Germania Linz 1-2 Linzer ASK
Amateure Steyr 2-6 NSTG Budweis
1.Salzburger SK 1919 3-2 Welser SC [asdet]
Amateure 30 Wien w/o second Salzburg repr.
[May 1]
DTB Korneuburg 0-4 Admira Wien [replay Apr 20]
Rapid Wien bye
2.Hauptrunde
[May 17]
Austria Wien 5-0 1.Simmeringer SC
[May 18]
Floridsdorfer AC 3-4 Post SV Wien
Vienna 10-0 Amateure 30 Wien
Admira Wien 4-2 Fav. FC Vorwärts 06
Wacker Wien 6-0 FSK Traisen
Rapid Oberlaa 1-0 Germania Baumgarten
Linzer ASK 2-1 LSV Pilsen
Sturm Graz 4-3 Villacher SV [asdet]
Kapfenberger SC 5-2 Grazer AK
NSTG Budweis 1-7 FC Wien
1.Salzburger SK 1919 bye
Rapid Wien bye
3.Hauptrunde
[Jun 8]
1.Salzburger SK 1919 2-5 Linzer ASK
Kapfenberger SC w/o Sturm Graz [Sturm forfeited]
NSTG Witkowitz 0-5 Wacker Wien
Austria Wien 6-1 Rapid Oberlaa
Vienna 0-1 FC Wien
[Jun 22]
Admira Wien 4-1 Post SV Wien
Rapid Wien bye
4.Hauptrunde
[Jun 22]
Wacker Wien 5-1 VfB Stuttgart
Bayern München 1-5 Austria Wien
Linzer ASK 4-6 FC Wien
[Jul 6]
Kapfenberger SC 0-2 Admira Wien
Rapid Wien bye
1.Schlußrunde
[Jul 8]
Rapid Wien 4-3 FC Wien
[Jul 10]
Austria Wien 6-2 Wacker Wien
[Jul 13]
NSTG Prag 1-2 Admira Wien
2.Schlußrunde [Aug 3]
TSV 1860 München 2-5 Austria Wien
Admira Wien 5-3 Rapid Wien
1/8 Finals [Aug 24]
Austria Wien 8-0 Vorwärts Rasensport Gleiwitz
Waldhof Mannheim 0-1 Admira Wien
Quarterfinals [Sep 21]
Schalke 04 4-1 Austria Wien
Admira Wien 5-0 Stuttgarter Kickers
Semifinal [Oct 12]
Dresdner SC 4-2 Admira Wien
NB: see Ambrosius Kutschera's Austria Soccer site for additional data.
Qualifiers (17) for main tournament:
Bereichsklasse XXII (Donau-Alpenland)
Gauliga (all 10): Vienna, FC Wien, Rapid Wien, Austria Wien, Floridsdorfer AC, Wacker Wien,
Wiener Sport-Club, Admira Wien, Post SG Wien, Sturm Graz
Wien (1): Wiener AC
Kärnten (1): LSV Klagenfurt
Niederdonau (2): 1.SC Wiener Neustadt, Militär SV Brünn
Oberdonau (1): Vorwärts Steyr
Salzburg (1): Salzburger AK 1914
Steiermark (1): Reichsbahn Graz
NB: no clubs from Tirol or Vorarlberg qualified for the main tournament
NB: as Gauligameister, Vienna qualified directly for Schlußrunde;
the six non-Viennese clubs had to enter an intermediate Zwischenrunde
opponents from outside former Austria in italics
Zwischenrunde Bereich XXII [Apr 19]
1.SC Wiener Neustadt 2-3 Militär SV Brünn [in Baden]
LSV Klagenfurt 5-2 Reichsbahn Graz
Salzburger AK 1914 2-3 Vorwärts Steyr [asdet]
1.Hauptrunde
[May 10]
Rapid Wien 2-1 Wacker Wien
[May 17]
Floridsdorfer AC 14-1 Post SG Wien
Militär SV Brünn 1-2 FC Wien [asdet]
Sturm Graz 1-6 LSV Klagenfurt
Vorwärts Steyr 1-4 Wiener Sport-Club
Austria Wien 1-7 Wiener AC
Admira Wien bye
Vienna bye
2.Hauptrunde
[Jun 6]
Wiener AC 1-0 FC Wien [asdet]
[Jun 7]
LSV Klagenfurt 2-4 Rapid Wien
Wacker München 2-4 Floridsdorfer AC
[Jun 14]
Wiener Sport-Club 5-2 Admira Wien
Vienna bye
3.Hauptrunde [Jun 21]
Floridsdorfer AC 2-3 Wiener AC
Rapid Wien 4-1 Wiener Sport-Club
Vienna bye
1.Schlußrunde [Jul 19]
TSV 1860 München 5-3 Rapid Wien
Wiener AC 1-2 Vienna
2.Schlußrunde [Aug 9]
NSTG Falkenau 4-0 Vienna
NB: see Ambrosius Kutschera's Austria Soccer site for additional data.
Qualifiers (18) for main tournament:
Sportbereich XXII Donau-Alpenland
Gauliga (all 11): Vienna, Wiener AC, Floridsdorfer AC, Wiener Sport-Club, Austria Wien,
Rapid Wien, FC Wien, Reichsbahn Wien, Wacker Wien, Admira Wien, Sturm Graz
Wien (2): Germania Schwechat, SC Donaufelder Rasenspieler
Kärnten (1): KAC/Rapid Klagenfurt
Niederdonau (1): Reichsbahn Sankt Pölten
Oberdonau (1): Vorwärts Steyr
Salzburg (1): FG Salzburg
Steiermark (1): Kapfenberger SC
NB: no clubs from Tirol or Vorarlberg qualified for the main tournament
NB: an intermediate Zwischenrunde was played by the western (Oberdonau/Salzburg)
and southern (Kärnten/Steiermark) qualifiers;
opponents from outside former Austria in italics
Zwischenrunde Bereich XXII
[May 1]
KAC/Rapid Klagenfurt 1-8 Kapfenberger SC
[May 2]
FG Salzburg 0-1 Vorwärts Steyr
1.Hauptrunde [May 23]
Admira Wien 4-2 Germania Schwechat
Floridsdorfer AC 3-1 Reichsbahn Wien
Kapfenberger SC 6-3 Rapid Wien
Reichsbahn Sankt Pölten 2-0 Wacker Wien
Sturm Graz 0-7 Austria Wien
Vienna 3-1 Donaufelder Rasenspieler
Vorwärts Steyr 2-2 Wiener AC
Wiener Sport-Club 3-2 FC Wien
1.Hauptrunde Replay [May 30]
Wiener AC 5-2 Vorwärts Steyr
2.Hauptrunde [Jun 6]
Austria Wien 5-6 Wiener AC
Floridsdorfer AC 3-0 Kapfenberger SC
Vienna 6-1 Admira Wien
Wiener Sport-Club 7-2 Reichsbahn Sankt Pölten
Semifinals Donau-Alpenland [Jul 4]
Vienna 3-1 Wiener AC
Wiener Sport-Club 1-6 Floridsdorfer AC
Final Donau-Alpenland [Jul 11]
Vienna 2-2 Floridsdorfer AC [aet]
Final Replay Donau-Alpenland [Jul 18]
Vienna 5-4 Floridsdorfer AC
1.Schlußrunde [Aug 22]
NSTG Brüx 0-14 Vienna
1/8 Final [Sep 19]
Vienna 6-5 Breslauer SpVgg. 02
Quarterfinal [Oct 3]
1.FC Nürnberg 2-3 Vienna
Semifinal [Oct 17]
Vienna 6-2 Schalke 04
Final [Oct 31, Stuttgart]
Vienna 3-2 Luftwaffen SV Hamburg [asdet]
NB: see Ambrosius Kutschera's Austria Soccer site for additional data.
Qualifiers (7) for main tournament:
Wien (1): Vienna
Kärnten (1): Villacher SV
Niederdonau (1): LSV Markersdorf/Pielach
Oberdonau (1): FG Steyr
Salzburg (1): FG Salzburg
Steiermark (1): Reichsbahn Graz
Tirol (1): TSG Silz
NB: the tournament was abandoned before the elimination round scheduled for Aug 6;
the Austrian clubs had been drawn as follows:
[Aug 6]
TSG Silz - Bayern München
Reichsbahn Grau - FG Steyr
FG Salzburg - Villacher SV
LSV Mölders Krakau - LSV Markersdorf/Pielach
Vienna bye
Source: Ambrosius Kutschera's Austria Soccer site
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