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Austrian Football Championship 1984/1985

The Austrian Bundesliga 1984/1985 ( German Bundesliga 1984/1985 ) is the 74th draw of the Austrian Football Championship since its inception. It began on August 24, 1984 and ended on June 8, 1985.

Bundesliga 1984/1985
Championship details
Time spendingAugust 24, 1984 - June 8, 1985
Number of participantssixteen
Top places
WinnerChampion Austria Wien (17th time)
Second placeSilver medalist Rapid Vienna
Third placeBronze medalist Linzer ASC
Championship statistics
Bombardier (s)Flag of Austria Anton Polster ( Austria Wien ) (24 goals)

Participating Clubs

ClubCity
Austria WienVein
RapidVein
LASKLinz
WackerInnsbruck
AdmiraModling
StormGraz
AustriaKlagenfurt
EisenstadtEisenstadt
VoestLinz
Grazer AKGraz
Donavitser SV AlpineLeoben
Wiener Shport ClubVein
SV SpittalSpittal an der Drau
AK FavoritnerVein
AustriaSalzburg
First VienneVein

Scoreboard

MTeamANDATHPBalls±ABOUTNotes
oneAustria Wienthirty25fourone85   -   17+6854First round of the European Cup 1985/86
2Rapid Viennathirty189385   -   thirty+55451985/86 Cup Winners Cup First Round
3Linzer ASCthirty17four949   -   37+1238First round of the UEFA Cup 1985/86
fourWacker Innsbruckthirty12eightten51   -   44+732
fiveAdmira Wackerthirtyeleventen949   -   42+732
6Stormthirty136eleven51   -   52−132
7Austria Klagenfurtthirtyteneleven939   -   38+131
eightEisenstadtthirty9teneleven29   -   31−228
9Voest Linzthirtyteneight1239   -   43−428
tenGrazer AKthirtyeight12ten31   -   35−428
elevenDonavitser SV Alpinethirtyelevenfive1438   -   47−927
12Wiener Shport Clubthirtytenfive1540   -   55−1525Departure in the first league 1985/86
13SV Spittalthirty961528   -   55−2724
14AK Favoritnerthirty77sixteen26   -   62−3621
15Austria Salzburgthirty7fournineteen35   -   69−3418
sixteenFirst Viennethirtyfour91733   -   51−1817

And - games, B - wins, H - draws, P - losses, Goals - goals scored and missed goals, ± - goal difference, O - points

Links

  • 1984/1985 on rsssf.com (English)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Champion_Austria_foo_futbolu_1984/1985&oldid = 96440183


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