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Austrian Football Championship 1963/1964

The Shtatstig 1963/1964 ( German Staatsliga 1963/1964 ) is the 53rd draw of the Austrian Football Championship since its foundation. It began on August 31, 1963, and ended on June 21, 1964.

Staatsliga 1963/1964
Championship details
Time spendingAugust 31, 1963 - June 21, 1964
Number of participants14
Top places
WinnerChampion Rapid Vienna (23rd time)
Second placeSilver medalist Austria Wien
Third placeBronze medalist Linzer ASC
Exchange between leagues
Drop outSHS Linz
Simmeringer
Dornbirn
Championship statistics
Matches played182
Goals scored637 (3.5 per game)
Bombardier (s)Flag of Austria Horst German ( Austria Wien ) (21 ball)

Participating Clubs

ClubCity
RapidVein
Austria WienVein
LASKLinz
SchweatherSchwechat
Wiener Shport ClubVein
Grazer AKGraz
AdmiraVein
First VienneVein
Wiener AKVein
Wiener NeustadterWiener Neustadt
KapfenbergKapfenberg
SHS LinzLinz
SimmeringerVein
DornbirnDornbirn

Scoreboard

MTeamANDATHPBalls±ABOUTNotes
oneRapid Vienna26nineteenfive269   -   27+4243Preliminary round of the European Cup 1964/65
2Austria Wien26173661   -   36+2537
3Linzer ASC26153eight46   -   36+1033
fourSchweather2613fiveeight51   -   41+1031
fiveWiener Shport Club2613fiveeight48   -   53−531The first round of the 1964/65 fair cup
6Grazer AK26elevenfiveten49   -   42+727
7Admira Vienna26elevenfiveten52   -   49+327The first round of the 1964/65 Cup Winners Cup
eightFirst Vienne26eighteightten38   -   33+524
9Wiener AK267ten933   -   38−524
tenWiener Neustadter26eight61233   -   47−1422
elevenKapfenberg26eight2sixteen38   -   56−1818
12SHS Linz26five71442   -   56−1417Flight to the Regional League 1964/65
13Simmeringer26eightone1746   -   64−1817
14Dornbirn26fourfive1731   -   59−2813

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

Links

  • Season 1963/1964 on rsssf.com (eng.)
  • Season 1963/1964 on the website austriasoccer.at (it.)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Champion_Austria_to_football_1963/1964&oldid = 96439802


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