2008–09 Austrian Cup

The Cup of the Austrian Football Association was played in the 2008 /09 season for the 74th time. After the Cupbewerb because of the EURO 2008 was played only at amateur basis in the previous year, he found again this season instead of the usual. The official name of this competition was the fifth time in a row " Stiegl Cup".

The victory was the fourth time in series to FK Austria Wien, of the first division club FC Admira Wacker Mödling to a 1-1 (0-0 ) defeated draw in extra time 3-1 in the final on 24 May 2009 in Mattersburger Pappelstadion. The other opponents of Vienna Austria on the way to the Cup victory were FC Admira Wacker Mödling II ( away, 3-0), FC Lustenau 07 ( abroad, 5:1), SK Sturm Graz ( away, 0-0, 1-1 after extension, 5:3 on penalties ) and SC Magna Wiener Neustadt ( away, 1-0).

Mode

On OFB Cup of the season 2008/ 09 participated a total of 58 amateur clubs from nine provincial associations and the 22 professional clubs from the Bundesliga and First League. The amateur clubs playing in a preliminary round of 29 clubs that competed in the first round, where joined by other added nine amateur clubs. For the first time had to play in the first round, all 10 Bundesliga clubs. There were the 12 first league teams that made up the 60 clubs in the first round to a total of 38 amateur and 10 Bundesliga clubs. The qualification criteria for participation in the group stage were regulated differently in the individual federal states. Each state awarded a predetermined quota of grid positions at clubs from the Regional and the respective country's highest league. A fixed place in the second round got the SV Horn, in the previous year the Amateurcup but not included in the official statistics OFB won.

Preliminary round

The following 58 teams played in the first round to move up to the first main round:

  • SV Wienerbergstraße
  • Eastern Railway SC XI
  • Post SV Wien
  • Floridsdorfer AC
  • First Vienna FC 1894
  • Wiener Sport Club
  • SR field Danube Vienna
  • SC Zwettl
  • SV Leoben village
  • SV Langenrohr
  • FC Waidhofen / Ybbs
  • FC Admira Wacker Mödling II
  • SV Haitzendorf
  • FC Sturm St. Pölten
  • SKU Amstetten
  • SV Würmla
  • ASV Voesendorf
  • ASK Baumgarten
  • SC Parndorf
  • SV Stegersbach
  • SV Oberwart
  • ASK Horitschon / Unterpetersdorf
  • SC Neudorfl
  • SV Gmunden
  • SV Grieskirchen
  • Blau-Weiss Linz
  • FC Wels
  • ASKO Linz
  • FC Pasching
  • SV Sierning
  • Union St. Florian
  • LASK Linz II
  • FC Puch
  • SV Hall 1945
  • USK Anif
  • TSV St. Johann
  • SPG Reichenau / Innsbruck
  • SPG Götzens
  • FC Kufstein
  • SC Schwaz
  • FC Dornbirn 1913
  • SV Hall
  • Blue-White Feldkirch
  • FC Hard

First round

In the first round played 60 clubs. Here started all 22 professional clubs in the Bundesliga and First League and the nine provincial Cup winner. There were also the 29 winning teams from the preliminary round.

  • SK Rapid Wien
  • FC Red Bull Salzburg
  • FK Austria Wien
  • SK Sturm Graz
  • SV Mattersburg
  • LASK Linz
  • SV Ried
  • SC Rheindorf Altach
  • SK Austria Kärnten
  • Kapfenberg SV
  • FC Gratkorn
  • FC Wacker Innsbruck
  • SV Grödig
  • FC Magna Wiener Neustadt
  • DSV Leoben
  • 1 FC Vöcklabruck
  • FC Lustenau 07
  • SC Austria Lustenau
  • FC Red Bull Salzburg II
  • FC Admira Wacker Mödling
  • SKN St. Pölten
  • FK Austria Wien II
  • SK Rapid Wien II
  • SV Lendorf
  • FC Hallein 04
  • TSV Pöllau
  • WSG Swarovski Wattens
  • SC Unterfrauenhaid
  • SPG Neuhofen / Ried
  • 1 SC Sollenau
  • SC Bregenz

This Cup season began for the clubs in the Bundesliga better than those of the 2007/08 season, for every ten Austrian First Division clubs won their games. Of the clubs from the first division failed with FC Gratkorn, Austria Lustenau and Wacker Innsbruck, only three of twelve clubs.

Second Round

Second round

Directly into the knockout stages of the SV Horn got in, who could win the " OFB - Amateurcup 2007/ 08" in the previous year.

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Final

The finale of the OFB Cup 2008/ 09 took place in Mattersburger Pappelstadion on May 24, 2009.

Pictures of the finals

Austrias scorer Rubin Okotie pursued by Michael Horvath

Austria- scored twice Milenko Ačimovič enteilt Rene Schicker

Froylán Ledezma fails to Austria goalkeeper Robert Almer

Referee Thomas Gangl led the game

Cup cheer

Coach Karl Daxbacher with the trophy

Captain Jocelyn Blanchard with the trophy

General Manager Thomas Parits with the trophy

Cheering fans of Vienna Austria

Survey

FC Wacker Innsbruck (2002) Thomas Mandl Almedin Hota Andreas Schicker René Schicker Martin Pušić Walter Schachner Aleksandar Dragović Franz Schiemer Markus Suttner Matthias Hattenberger Emin Sulimani Joachim Standfest Fernando Ariel Troyansky Sun Xiang
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