1988-89 Austrian football championship

1. Division
Season1988-89
Dates22 July 1988 - 9 June 1989
ChampionsFC Tirol
PromotedSK Sturm Graz,SK Vorwärts Steyr,SV Austria Salzburg,Kremser SC
Goals scored624 (3,32 per match)
Top goalscorerPeter Pacult FC Tirol (26 goals)
← 1987-88
1989-90 →

The 1987-88 Austrian football championship was organized by the Austrian Football Association The top-flight First Division and the second-tier Second Division were merged this season through a playoff format. The third tier consisted of the Regionalliga East (Vienna, Lower Austria, Burgenland) and West (Salzburg, Tyrol, Vorarlberg), as well as the regional leagues of Carinthia, Upper Austria and Styria.

In the 1988/89 championship, FC Tirol, coached by Ernst Happel, became Austrian football champions for the first time. SK Sturm Graz, SK Vorwärts Steyr, SV Austria Salzburg ,Kremser SC were promoted from the intermediate play off for the 1989-90 season.


Mode

The championship in the 1st and 2nd Divisions was initially contested in the fall with 12 teams. Each team initially played 22 matches. The teams were then divided into the Champion play off (1st to 8th in the 1st Division), the Intermediate play off (9th to 12th in the 1st Division and 1st to 4th in the 2nd Division) and the Relegation play off (5th to 12th in the 2nd Division) for the spring championship. This meant that the Masters Playoff determined the champions and European Cup berths, the Intermediate play off determined promotions and relegations between the 1st and 2nd Divisions. Relegation Playoff determined teams relegated to the regional and state leagues. Half of the points from the regular season were carried over to the championship playoffs.

Initial round table

Table mode (in case of equal points): 1. Goal difference ;Half of the points from the regular season were carried over to the championship playoffs.

Pl. Name M W D L P
1. FC Tirol 22 15 3 4 33
2. Admira Wacker 22 13 5 4 31
3. FK Austria Wien 22 12 6 4 30
4. VSE St. Pölten 22 10 5 7 25
5. SK Rapid Wien 22 10 4 8 24
6. First Vienna FC 22 6 10 6 22[1]
7. Grazer AK 22 7 8 7 22[2]
8. Wiener Sport-Club 22 8 4 10 20
9. SK Vorwärts Steyr 22 5 8 9 18
10. SK Austria Klagenfurt 22 5 6 11 16
11. SK Sturm Graz 22 3 6 13 12
12. LASK 22 3 5 14 11

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Champion play off table

Table mode (in case of equal points): 1. Goal difference

Pl. Name M W D L P
1. FC Tirol 36 24 7 5 39
2. Admira Wacker 36 20 8 8 33
3. FK Austria Wien 36 18 10 8 31
4. SK Rapid Wien 36 17 7 12 29
5. First Vienna FC 36 12 13 11 26
6. Wiener Sport-Club 36 13 6 17 22
7. Grazer AK 36 11 9 16 20
8. VSE St. Pölten 36 10 9 17 17

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Matches initial round

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Round 1

Date Team 1 Team2
22 July 1988 FK Austria Wien Linzer ASK 3-1
22 July 1988 FC Tirol SK Sturm Graz 1-0
22 July 1988 Grazer AK SK Austria Klagenfurt 3-4
22 July 1988 VSE St. Pölten SK Rapid Wien 1-0
23 July 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr First Vienna FC 0-0
23 July 1988 Wiener Sport-Club Admira Wacker 0-2

Round 2

Date Team 1 Team2
26 July 1988 Admira Wacker VSE St. Pölten 2-1
26 July 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt SK Sturm Graz 0-0
26 July 1988 Linzer ASK SK Vorwärts Steyr 1-3
26 July 1988 SK Rapid Wien FC Tirol 1-0
26 July 1988 First Vienna FC Wiener Sport-Club 1-2
27 July 1988 Grazer AK FK Austria Wien 3-3

Round 3

Date Team 1 Team2
29 July 1988 SK Sturm Graz SK Rapid Wien 0-0
29 July 1988 VSE St. Pölten First Vienna FC 6-1
29 July 1988 Wiener Sport-Club Linzer ASK 4-2
30 July 1988 FK Austria Wien SK Austria Klagenfurt 3-0
30 July 1988 FC Tirol Admira Wacker 2-0
30 July 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr Grazer AK 0-0

Round 4

Date Team 1 Team2
5 August 1988 Admira Wacker SK Sturm Graz 2-1
5 August 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt SK Rapid Wien 1-4
5 August 1988 Grazer AK Wiener Sport-Club 3-2
5 August 1988 Linzer ASK VSE St. Pölten 1-2
6 August 1988 First Vienna FC FC Tirol 5-1
7 August 1988 FK Austria Wien SK Vorwärts Steyr 3-1

Round 5

Date Team 1 Team2
12 August 1988 FC Tirol Linzer ASK 4-0
12 August 1988 VSE St. Pölten Grazer AK 1-0
12 August 1988 Wiener Sport-Club FK Austria Wien 2-6
13 August 1988 SK Rapid Wien Admira Wacker 1-2
13 August 1988 SK Sturm Graz First Vienna FC 1-1 [6]
13 August 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr SK Austria Klagenfurt 2-0

Round 6

Date Team 1 Team2
19 August 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt Admira Wacker 4-3
19 August 1988 FK Austria Wien VSE St. Pölten 0-0
19 August 1988 Linzer ASK SK Sturm Graz 2-1
20 August 1988 Grazer AK FC Tirol 0-3
20 August 1988 First Vienna FC SK Rapid Wien 2-2
20 August 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr Wiener Sport-Club 1-1

Round 7

Date Team 1 Team2
23 August 1988 Admira Wacker First Vienna FC 1-1
23 August 1988 FC Tirol FK Austria Wien 3-1 [7]
23 August 1988 SK Rapid Wien Linzer ASK 3-1
23 August 1988 SK Sturm Graz Grazer AK 0-1
23 August 1988 VSE St. Pölten SK Vorwärts Steyr 2-0
24 August 1988 Wiener Sport-Club SK Austria Klagenfurt 3-0

Round 8

Date Team 1 Team2
26 August 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt First Vienna FC 2-2
26 August 1988 FK Austria Wien SK Sturm Graz 3-1
26 August 1988 Linzer ASK Admira Wacker 0-2
27 August 1988 Grazer AK SK Rapid Wien 3-1
27 August 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr FC Tirol 0-5
28 August 1988 Wiener Sport-Club VSE St. Pölten 2-4

Round 9

Date Team 1 Team2
2 September 1988 First Vienna FC Linzer ASK 2-1
3 September 1988 FC Tirol Wiener Sport-Club 1-3 [8]
3 September 1988 SK Rapid Wien FK Austria Wien 0-3
3 September 1988 SK Sturm Graz SK Vorwärts Steyr 0-0
3 September 1988 VSE St. Pölten SK Austria Klagenfurt 1-1
4 September 1988 Admira Wacker Grazer AK 1-1

Round 10

Date Team 1 Team2
9 September 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt Linzer ASK 0-2
10 September 1988 FK Austria Wien Admira Wacker ' 4-2
10 September 1988 Grazer AK First Vienna FC 0-0
10 September 1988 VSE St. Pölten FC Tirol 1-3
10 September 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr SK Rapid Wien 2-2
11 September 1988 Wiener Sport-Club SK Sturm Graz 1-2

Round 11

Date Team 1 Team2
16 September 1988 FC Tirol SK Austria Klagenfurt 5-1
17 September 1988 Admira Wacker SK Vorwärts Steyr 1-0
17 September 1988 Linzer ASK Grazer AK 0-1
17 September 1988 SK Rapid Wien Wiener Sport-Club 1-1
17 September 1988 SK Sturm Graz VSE St. Pölten 2-3
17 September 1988 First Vienna FC FK Austria Wien 3-3

Round 12

Date Team 1 Team2
23 September 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt FC Tirol 0-1
23 September 1988 VSE St. Pölten SK Sturm Graz 1-0
23 September 1988 Wiener Sport-Club SK Rapid Wien 0-3
24 September 1988 FK Austria Wien First Vienna FC 2-1
24 September 1988 Grazer AK Linzer ASK 2-0
24 September 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr Admira Wacker 0-0

Round 13

Date Team 1 Team2
30 September 1988 FC Tirol VSE St. Pölten 4-2
30 September 1988 SK Rapid Wien SK Vorwärts Steyr 1-0
1 October 1988 Admira Wacker FK Austria Wien 2-1
1 October 1988 Linzer ASK SK Austria Klagenfurt 1-1
1 October 1988 SK Sturm Graz Wiener Sport-Club 2-5
1 October 1988 First Vienna FC Grazer AK 2-4

Round 14

Date Team 1 Team2
27 September 1988 FK Austria Wien SK Rapid Wien 1-0
8 October 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt VSE St. Pölten 4-1
8 October 1988 Grazer AK Admira Wacker 1-1
8 October 1988 Linzer ASK First Vienna FC 1-1
8 October 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr SK Sturm Graz 0-0
8 October 1988 Wiener Sport-Club FC Tirol 4-0

Round 15

Date Team 1 Team2
11 October 1988 Admira Wacker Linzer ASK 3-1
11 October 1988 FC Tirol SK Vorwärts Steyr 3-0
11 October 1988 SK Sturm Graz FK Austria Wien 2-1
11 October 1988 VSE St. Pölten Wiener Sport-Club 2-1
11 October 1988 First Vienna FC SK Austria Klagenfurt 2-0
12 October 1988 SK Rapid Wien Grazer AK 4-0

Round 16

Date Team 1 Team2
22 October 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt Wiener Sport-Club 4-1
22 October 1988 FK Austria Wien FC Tirol 2-2
22 October 1988 Grazer AK SK Sturm Graz 0-4
22 October 1988 Linzer ASK SK Rapid Wien 1-2
22 October 1988 First Vienna FC Admira Wacker 0-0
22 October 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr VSE St. Pölten 2-0

Round 17

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Date Team 1 Team2
13 September 1988 Admira Wacker SK Austria Klagenfurt 4-1
13 September 1988 FC Tirol Grazer AK 0-0
13 September 1988 SK Rapid Wien First Vienna FC 0-1
13 September 1988 VSE St. Pölten FK Austria Wien 1- 1
14 September 1988 SK Sturm Graz Linzer ASK 0-1
14 September 1988 Wiener Sport-Club SK Vorwärts Steyr 3-2

Round 18

Date Team 1 Team2
5 November 1988 Admira Wacker SK Rapid Wien 3-1
5 November 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt SK Vorwärts Steyr 2-2
5 November 1988 Grazer AK VSE St. Pölten 1-1
5 November 1988 Linzer ASK FC Tirol 1- 1
5 November 1988 First Vienna FC SK Sturm Graz 3-2
6 November 1988 FK Austria Wien Wiener Sport-Club 4-0

Round 19

Date Team 1 Team2
12 November 1988 FC Tirol First Vienna FC 2-0
12 November 1988 SK Rapid Wien SK Austria Klagenfurt 3-1
12 November 1988 SK Sturm Graz Admira Wacker 1-5
12 November 1988 VSE St. Pölten Linzer ASK 1- 1
12 November 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr FK Austria Wien 2-1
13 November 1988 Wiener Sport-Club Grazer AK 0-0

Round 20

Date Team 1 Team2
18 November 1988 Grazer AK SK Vorwärts Steyr 3-1
19 November 1988 Admira Wacker FC Tirol 3-4
19 November 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt FK Austria Wien 0-3
19 November 1988 Linzer ASK Wiener Sport-Club 1- 4
19 November 1988 SK Rapid Wien SK Sturm Graz 1-0
19 November 1988 First Vienna FC VSE St. Pölten 0-2

Round 21

Date Team 1 Team2
26 November 1988 FK Austria Wien Grazer AK 6-0
26 November 1988 FC Tirol SK Rapid Wien 3-1
26 November 1988 SK Sturm Graz SK Austria Klagenfurt 0-0
26 November 1988 VSE St. Pölten Admira Wacker 1- 4
27 November 1988 SK Vorwärts Steyr Linzer ASK 1-0
27 November 1988 Wiener Sport-Club First Vienna FC 0-0

Round 22

Date Team 1 Team2
3 December 1988 Admira Wacker Wiener Sport-Club 2-1
3 December 1988 SK Austria Klagenfurt Grazer AK 3-1
3 December 1988 Linzer ASK FK Austria Wien 0-0
3 December 1988 SK Rapid Wien VSE St. Pölten 4-0
3 December 1988 First Vienna FC SK Vorwärts Steyr 3-2
4 December 1988 SK Sturm Graz FC Tirol 0-2

Matches Champion play off

Round 23

Date Team 1 Team2
11 March 1989 FK Austria Wien Admira Wacker 0-0
11 March 1989 Grazer AK FC Tirol 0-1
11 March 1989 VSE St. Pölten Wiener Sport-Club 0-2
11 March 1989 First Vienna FC SK Rapid Wien 0-5

Round 24

Date Team 1 Team2
18 March 1989 Admira Wacker First Vienna FC 0-2
18 March 1989 FC Tirol FK Austria Wien 2-0
18 March 1989 SK Rapid Wien VSE St. Pölten 4-0
18 March 1989 Wiener Sport-Club Grazer AK 2-1

Round 25

Date Team 1 Team2
27 March 1989 First Vienna FC VSE St. Pölten 5-0
28 March 1989 Admira Wacker FC Tirol 2-0
28 March 1989 FK Austria Wien Wiener Sport-Club 2-0
28 March 1989 Grazer AK SK Rapid Wien 0-0

Round 26

Date Team 1 Team2
31 March 1989 SK Rapid Wien FK Austria Wien 0-0
31 March 1989 VSE St. Pölten Grazer AK 0-1
1 April 1989 FC Tirol First Vienna FC 1-1
1 April 1989 Wiener Sport-Club Admira Wacker 6-2

Round 27

Date Team 1 Team2
7 April 1989 FK Austria Wien VSE St. Pölten 2-0
8 April 1989 Admira Wacker SK Rapid Wien 3-2
8 April 1989 FC Tirol Wiener Sport-Club 2-1
8 April 1989 First Vienna FC Grazer AK 6-2

Round 28

Date Team 1 Team2
14 April 1989 VSE St. Pölten Admira Wacker 1-1
14 April 1989 Wiener Sport-Club First Vienna FC 2-2
15 April 1989 Grazer AK FK Austria Wien 1-2
15 April 1989 SK Rapid Wien FC Tirol 2-3

Round 29

Date Team 1 Team2
21 April 1989 FK Austria Wien First Vienna FC 2-1
21 April 1989 FC Tirol VSE St. Pölten 3-2
22 April 1989 Admira Wacker Grazer AK 5-0
22 April 1989 Wiener Sport-Club SK Rapid Wien 0-3

Round 30

Date Team 1 Team2
28 April 1989 VSE St. Pölten FC Tirol 0-0
29 April 1989 Grazer AK Admira Wacker 1-2
29 April 1989 First Vienna FC FK Austria Wien 3-2
30 April 1989 SK Rapid Wien Wiener Sport-Club 1-1 [10]

Round 31

Date Team 1 Team2
5 May 1989 FC Tirol Grazer AK 4-1
5 May 1989 SK Rapid Wien First Vienna FC 5-1
7 May 1989 Admira Wacker FK Austria Wien 4-1
7 May 1989 Wiener Sport-Club VSE St. Pölten 2-0

Round 32

Date Team 1 Team2
12 May 1989 FK Austria Wien FC Tirol 1-1
12 May 1989 Grazer AK Wiener Sport-Club 2-0
12 May 1989 VSE St. Pölten SK Rapid Wien 1-2
13 May 1989 First Vienna FC Admira Wacker 3-1

Round 33

Date Team 1 Team2
26 May 1989 FC Tirol Admira Wacker 2-2
26 May 1989 SK Rapid Wien Grazer AK 3-0
26 May 1989 VSE St. Pölten First Vienna FC 2-2
27 May 1989 Wiener Sport-Club FK Austria Wien 3-1

Round 34

Date Team 1 Team2
2 June 1989 Admira Wacker Wiener Sport-Club 3-1
2 June 1989 First Vienna FC FC Tirol 0-4
3 June 1989 FK Austria Wien SK Rapid Wien 2-1
4 June 1989 Grazer AK VSE St. Pölten 2-0

Round 35

Date Team 1 Team2
6 June 1989 Grazer AK First Vienna FC 1-0
6 June 1989 SK Rapid Wien Admira Wacker 1-2
6 June 1989 VSE St. Pölten FK Austria Wien 1-1
7 June 1989 Wiener Sport-Club FC Tirol 0-3

Round 36

Date Team 1 Team2
9 June 1989 Admira Wacker VSE St. Pölten 7-3
9 June 1989 FK Austria Wien Grazer AK 5-0
9 June 1989 FC Tirol SK Rapid Wien 1-3
9 June 1989 First Vienna FC Wiener Sport-Club 5-0

Champion squad

(matches/goals)

FC Tirol

Klaus Lindenberger (36) – Bruno Pezzey (26/3), Michael Streiter (31), Robert Wazinger (18/1), Kurt Garger (34/3), Leopold Lainer (32/7), Manfred Linzmaier (32/7), Heinz Peischl (30/1), Rupert Marko (12/3), Peter Hrstic (11/1), Hansi Müller (35/5), Alfred Hörtnagl (20/4), Werner Löberbauer (28/1), Manfred Schneider (18), Christoph Westerthaler (35/13), Peter Pacult (36/26), Alfred Jirausek (1), Ivica Kalinić (2/1), Andreas Spielmann (3) – Coach: Ernst Happel

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Top scorer

Name Club Goals
Peter Pacult FC Tirol 26
Walter Knaller Admira Wacker 25
Jose Percudani FK Austria Wien 23

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References

  1. ↑ -3
  2. ↑ -10
  3. ↑ Austria Soccer
  4. ↑ Austria Soccer
  5. ↑ Austria Soccer
  6. ↑ Replay of the game that was cancelled on 12 August due to rain.
  7. ↑ Due to an injury to Austria goalkeeper Wohlfahrt caused by a rocket from the fan block, the Tivoli Stadium was closed for one home game.
  8. ↑ The game took place in Salzburg because the Tivoli Stadium was closed for one home match.
  9. ↑ brought forward due to World Cup qualification match
  10. ↑ Replay of the match that was cancelled due to rain on 28 April.
  11. ↑ Austria Soccer
  12. ↑ Austria Soccer
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