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Salzburg clinch Austrian titleSalzburg celebrated their fifth Bundesliga crown with two games remaining last season. Titleholders and closest rivals Rapid Vienna suffered a 3-0 loss at Ried that left them unable to bridge the seven-point gap. Salzburg have won more matches than any other team throughout a season which they have dominated almost from the start. They have earned a place in this season's UEFA Champions League qualifying competition while Rapid and third-placed Austria Vienna will go into the UEFA Europa League. Here is a short summary of the 2008/09 Austrian Bundesliga campaign:
Huub Stevens named new Salzburg coachMuch of Salzburg's success was down to striker Marc Janko, who has notched 39 league goals in 34 games last season. The 25-year-old has been named Austrian Bundesliga Player of the Year for 2008/09 by the coaches, directors and presidents of the top-flight clubs. Janko has a new coach this campaign, Huub Stevens. In April, Salzburg announced that Stevens would succeed compatriot Co Adriaanse this summer as the club look to make an impact in Europe this season. The 55-year-old Stevens, who resigned from the PSV Eindhoven helm in January, has agreed a two-year contract.
This page contains additional information about the 2009/2010 Austrian Bundesliga season. Latest news, statistics, results and predictions you can find on our main Euro Football > Austria page. Salzburg againAccording to bookmakers, Salzburg will be favorites to win the Austrian Bundesliga title this season.
Austrian Cup finals in last five seasons2005 Austria Vienna - Rapid 3:1 |
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key playersAustria KarntenGoalkeeper Andreas Schranz (€0.8m); Defense: Martin Zivny (€0.7m), Oliver Pusztai (€0.5m), Christian Prawda (€0.4m), Fernando Ariel Troyansky (€0.4m), Sandro (€0.7m), Jocelyn Blanchard (€0.6m), Thomas Hinum (€0.4m), Thomas Riedl (€0.4m); Forward: Andre Schembri (€0.4m), Modou Jagne (€0.3m). Austria ViennaGoalkeeper Szabolcs Safar (€1.3m); Defense: Aleksandar Dragovic (€1m), Joachim Standfest (€0.9m), Jacek Bak (€0.8m), Manuel Ortlechner (€0.7m); Midfield: Milenko Acimovic (€2.9m), Zlatko Junuzovic (€1m), Petr Vorisek (€0.9m), Matthias Hattenberger (€0.7m); Forward: Rubin Rafael Okotie (€1.4m), Tomas Jun (€0.7m). KapfenbergGoalkeeper Martin Eisl (€0.4m); Defense: Dominique Taboga (€0.5m), Milan Fukal (€0.4m), Patrick Osoinik (€0.4m), Mario Majstorovic (€0.4m); Midfield: Patrik Siegl (€0.5m), Markus Felfernig (€0.4m), David Sencar (€0.3m), Robert Schellander (€0.3m); Forward: Marek Heinz (€0.8m), Pero Pejic (€0.3m). LASK LinzGoalkeeper Silvije Cavlina (€0.6m); Defense: Vidas Alunderis (€0.5m), Georg Margreitter (€0.4m), Wolfgang Bubenik (€0.4m); Midfield: Thomas Pragueer (€0.7m), Christoph Saurer (€0.7m), Jurgen Panis (€0.7m), Markus Weissenberger (€0.7m), Wendel (€0.6m); Forward: Roman Wallner (€0.5m), Christian Mayrleb (€0.5m). Magna Viennaer NeustadtGoalkeeper Saso Fornezzi (€0.5m); Defense: Pavel Kostal (€0.8m), Ronald Gercaliu (€0.8m), Petr Johana (€0.4m); Midfield: Vaclav Kolousek (€0.6m), Patrick Wolf (€0.5m), Yuksel Sariyar (€0.5m), Mario Reiter (€0.4m); Forward: Sanel Kuljic (€0.6m), Hannes Aigner (€0.5m), Diego Viana (€0.4m). MattersburgGoalkeeper Thomas Borenitsch (€0.4m); Defense: Goce Sedloski (€0.6m), Alexander Pollhuber (€0.5m), Josef Hamouz (€0.4m), Nedejko Malic (€0.4m); Midfield: Michael Morz (€0.6m), Cem Atan (€0.6m), Manuel Seidl (€0.4m), Markus Schmidt (€0.4m); Forward: Robert Waltner (€0.4m), Thomas Wagner (€0.4m). RapidGoalkeeper Helge Payer (€1.5m); Defense: Mario Tokic (€1m), Andreas Dober (€0.7m), Jurgen Patocka (€0.6m); Midfield: Steffen Hofmann (€3m), Branko Boskovic (€2m), Markus Heikkinen (€1.3m), Veli Kavlak (€1m), Yasin Pehlivan (€0.9m); Forward: Erwin Hoffer (€2.6m), Stefan Maierhofer (€1.6m). Red Bull SalzburgGoalkeeper Eddie Gustafsson (€1.3m); Defense: Ibrahim Sekagya (€1.8m), Franz Schiemer (€1.3m), Christian Schwegler (€1.2m); Midfield: Somen Tchoyi (€2.5m), Dusan Svento (€2.2m), Simon Cziommer (€2.2m), Sasa Ilic (€1.8m), Christoph Leitgeb (€1.8m); Forward: Marc Janko (€5m), Robin Nelisse (€1.5m). RiedGoalkeeper Thomas Gebauer (€0.8m); Defense: Martin Stocklasa (€0.7m), Thomas Burgstaller (€0.6m), Oliver Glasner (€0.5m), Ewald Brenner (€0.5m); Midfield: Stefan Lexa (€0.8m), Peter Hackmair (€0.6m), Florian Mader (€0.5m), Herwig Drechsel (€0.5m); Forward: Hamdi Salihi (€0.9m), Nacho Rodriguez (€0.8m). Sturm GrazGoalkeeper Christian Gratzei (€0.9m); Defense: Ferdinand Feldhofer (€0.9m), Ilia Kandelaki (€0.7m), Mario Sonnleitner (€0.7m); Midfield: Samir Muratovic (€2m), Petr Hlinka (€1m), Andreas Holzl (€1m), Manuel Weber (€0.8m), Mario Kienzl (€0.8m); Forward: Mario Haas (€0.9m), Daniel Beichler (€0.9m). |
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