1974–75 Austrian Football Bundesliga
The Austrian Football Championship 1974/75 was hosted by the club Austrian Football Association. As a foundation for the Bundesliga was the single-track National League. As the third power level functioned Regional League East (Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland), as well as the national league of Salzburg, Tyrol, Vorarlberg, Carinthia, Upper Austria and Styria.
- 2.1 General
- 2.2 final table
National league
General
The championship in the league was contested by 10 teams that met throughout the game four times each year to each other. The game between the Community and Wattens Wacker Innsbruck could be jointly Austrian football champions for the third time; Wacker It was the fourth title. As Austrian Champion also could qualify for the European Cup in 1976, where the gaming community, however, was eliminated in the first round. Cupfinalist Sturm Graz was allowed to participate in the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1976, where the team reached the quarter-finals. Last year's champion SK VÖEST Linz and the Austria's SK Rapid representing football in the UEFA Cup in 1976; both failed, however, in round 1
With the SC Eisenstadt the last placed the championship had to dismount. It was replaced with the Grazer AK by the master of the second-class National League in the coming season.
Ending table
Leading scorers
The champion team of the gaming community Wattens Wacker Innsbruck
Friedl Koncilia, Norbert Schatz - Werner Kriess, Rudolf Horvath, Engelbert Kordesch, Bruno Pezzey, Johann own Stiller - Ove Flindt, Manfred Gombasch, Peter Koncilia, Othmar Bajlicz, Hans Rebele, Günther Rinker - Werner Schwarz, Helmut Metzler, Kurt Welzl, Franz Oberacher, Peter Kastner, Johann Trenkwalder - Coach: Branko Elsner
National League
General
For the first time since the 1933/34 season, a single-track run second stage game was played with the National League again. The championship was contested by 14 teams, who met during the entire game twice each year. The master of the National League, the GAK, rose in the Bundesliga, the last place from SK Bischofshofen, in his case in the Salzburger Land League. The rise in the National League was more complicated regulated since this season an asymmetric third power level was: The Master of Regional League East, SC Tulln, rose directly in elimination matches determined the six national champions other two climbers: SV Sankt Veit ( group center) and Salzburger AK 1914 (Group West). Thus, the number of second-rate clubs increased in the coming season on 16