2012–13 Austrian Cup

The Cup of the Austrian Football Association was played in the 2012/13 season for the 78th time. The official name of the competition is for the third time in a row, " OFB Samsung Cup".

With FC Pasching the first time an association of the third power level guaranteed in the history of the OFB Cup Cup victory. The Paschinger defeated while the current champion ( FK Austria Wien ), the runner-up ( FC Red Bull Salzburg) and the Third World (SK Rapid Wien ), without having had home advantage. The decisive goal in a 1-0 victory in the final against FK Austria Wien scored Daniel Sobkova.

The FC Traun is entitled as a winner to take part in the fourth and final qualifying round, the play-off for UEFA Europa League 2013/14.

For the 2012/13 season, a reform of the Cup was decided. With this reform, it was decided to abolish the preliminary round, but it can be held internally in the regional associations a preliminary round. The Relegation losers get in the first round no longer automatically right home. Live games before the quarter- finals were agreed with sporteo. A working group called " infrastructure " had formulate the conditions that are necessary for the implementation of a national association on courses game. The teams from the regional associations, competing in a national representative team, were no longer reimbursed a flat rate, but after actually driven kilometers. The clubs were allowed to charge high entrance fee under certain conditions. Amateur teams were not allowed to participate in the Cup. The final was awarded for the next five years at a fixed location. The first round started earlier than initially planned, on July 12, with the game of division side FAC Team für Wien against the SCR Altach from the second division.

The games of the OFB Cup was not just a matter of prestige, but also a battle for prize money. The participants of the second round were given 4,000 euros appearance money. In the second round received this 8,000 euros, in the quarterfinals 25,000 euros and 40,000 euros in the semifinals. The two finalists were rewarded with 120,000 euros. Then there were the advertising revenue and the split gate receipts.

  • 2.1 Results of the 2nd round
  • 3.1 Results in the second round
  • 4.1 Results in the quarter finals
  • 5.1 Results in the semifinals
  • 6.1 Result of the final

First round

In the first round, in which 64 teams participate, the ten teams in the Bundesliga and the ten teams in the first division are qualified to fix. The remaining 44 seats are distributed to other teams.

  • FC Red Bull Salzburg
  • SK Rapid Wien
  • FC Admira Wacker Mödling
  • FK Austria Wien
  • SK Sturm Graz
  • SV Ried
  • FC Wacker Innsbruck
  • SV Mattersburg
  • SC Wiener Neustadt
  • Wolf Berger AC
  • Kapfenberg SV
  • SCR Altach
  • SC Austria Lustenau
  • SKN St. Pölten
  • FC Blau- Weiss Linz
  • SV Grödig
  • First Vienna FC 1894
  • FC Lustenau 07
  • TSV Hartberg
  • SV Horn
  • SV Heiligenkreuz (B )
  • SV Spittal / Drau ( K)
  • FC Rohrsdorf / Gedersdorf ( NE )
  • SV Grün-Weiß Michel Village (Upper Austria)
  • Sports Club Austria Salzburg (S )
  • Germany Berger SC (ST )
  • FC Kufstein (T)
  • FC Dornbirn (V )
  • SC Wiener Viktoria (W)
  • SC -ESV Parndorf 1919 ( B)
  • SV Stegersbach (B )
  • SAK Klagenfurt ( K)
  • SK Austria Klagenfurt ( K)
  • Villach SV (K )
  • 1 SC Sollenau ( NE )
  • SKU Amstetten (Lower Austria)
  • FC Traun (Upper Austria)
  • LASK Linz ( Upper Austria)
  • Union St. Florian (Upper Austria)
  • Union Voecklamarkt (Upper Austria)
  • FC Pinzgau Saalfelden (S )
  • TSV St. Johann im Pongau ( S)
  • DSV Leoben ( ST)
  • FC Gratkorn (ST )
  • UPS Saints (ST )
  • FC Hard ( V)
  • SC Bregenz ( V)
  • FAC Team für Wien (W)
  • SV Schwechat ( W)
  • Wiener Sport Club (W)
  • SV Oberwart (B )
  • ASK Bad Vöslau ( NE )
  • SC Retz (Lower Austria)
  • SCU Ardagger ( NE )
  • SV Gaflenz ( NE )
  • SV Wallern (Upper Austria)
  • Salzburger AK 1914 (S )
  • SC Kalsdorf (ST )
  • SC Schwaz (T)
  • SV Reutte ( T)
  • FC Wolfurt (V )
  • Eastern Railway SC XI ( W)

Results of the 1st round

This results in a total of 32 Fixtures.

2nd round

Results of the 2nd round

The 16 Fixtures Round 2 were drawn from the coach of the Austrian national football team, Marcel Koller.

Second round

For the second round, the following teams have qualified:

  • From the Bundesliga: FC Red Bull Salzburg, SK Rapid Wien, FK Austria Wien, SK Sturm Graz SV Ried, FC Wacker Innsbruck SV Mattersburg, Wolf Berger AC
  • From the First League: SC Rheindorf Altach, FC Lustenau 07
  • From the Regional Center: LASK Linz, Villach SV SK Austria Klagenfurt, FC Traun, SC Kalsdorf
  • From the Vienna City League: SC Wiener Viktoria

The draw for the second round yielded the following Fixtures:

Results in the second round

Quarterfinals

The following teams have qualified for the quarterfinals:

Bundesliga:

  • FC Wacker Innsbruck
  • Wolf Berger AC
  • SV Ried
  • FC Red Bull Salzburg
  • FK Austria Wien
  • SK Rapid Wien

Regional Center:

  • LASK Linz
  • FC Pasching

Results in the quarter finals

Semifinals

The following teams have qualified for the semifinals:

Bundesliga:

  • FC Red Bull Salzburg
  • FK Austria Wien
  • SV Ried

Regional Center:

  • FC Pasching

The draw for the match pairings took place on April 21, 2013 as part of the ORF program " Sport am Sonntag " took place and was performed by the athlete Beate Schrott.

Results in the semifinals

Endgame

The final of the OFB Cup 2012/13 took place at Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadium between league club FC Traun and Bundesliga club FK Austria Wien on 30 May 2013. The FC Pasching won the playoff 1-0 and crowned itself as the first third division of the Austrian Cup winner.

Even the advent of Paschinger the Cup final was one of the biggest upsets in the history of Austrian football cups, this was previously not yet managed team 's third- highest division. Engaged in the regional center club beat on the way to the final, not only the regional league Austria Salzburg and Austria Klagenfurt and the second division Austria Lustenau, but also each away Austria's record champions Rapid Vienna and at this time still reigning champions and Cup Defender Red Bull Salzburg. For Traun it was the first playoff participation. FC Pasching predecessor club ASKOE Traun reached in 2000, as well as a third division, and in 2006 the semi-finals.

Austria Vienna turned off on the way to the final SV Oberwart, FC Dornbirn, the SV Villach, the WAC and in the semifinals, the SV Ried.

Since the Austria had already earned a spot in the Champions League qualifiers in the championship, FC Traun was already ahead of the game regardless of the outcome of the final match of qualifying for the UEFA Europa League eligible 2013/14. As the Cup Winners Paschinger are directly qualified for the play- off round.

Result of the final

Goal scorer table

Full Time

Graphical overview from the second round

1: Overtime 2 on penalties

Sweepstakes lines

Result:

FC Wacker Innsbruck (2002) FC Dornbirn 1913 SK Austria Klagenfurt (2007) Johannes Aigner Benjamin Sulimani Christian Haselberger Arvedin Terzić Marco Reich Davorin Kablar Sandro Foda Dominique Taboga Stefan Lexa Philipp Zulechner Matthias Dollinger Stefan Erkinger Florian Lechner Markus Pink Lukas Stadler Ibrahim Sekagya Cristiano da Silva Patrick Salomon Felix Roth Philipp Wendler Anel Hadžić Andreas Schicker Dario Tadić Steffen Hofmann Guido Burgstaller Georg Teigl Stefan Maierhofer Imre Szabics Manuel Weber Christoph Saurer Roman Wallner Christoph Kobleder Fabiano de Lima Campos Maria Roland Linz Manuel Ortlechner Thomas Reifeltshammer Mario Sonnleitner Sandro Zakany Marco Meilinger Christian Klem Julius Perstaller Terrence Boyd Thomas Prager Thomas Pirker Roman Kienast Tomáš Jun Alexander Gorgon Ernst-Happel-Stadion Rene Eisner Mark Prettenthaler Marco Perchtold Ali Hamdemir Thomas Krammer Fabian Koch Kaja Rogulj Emir Dilaver Florian Mader
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