Austrian Supercup - Winners of Austrian Supercup

Winners of Austrian Supercup

  • 1986: SK Rapid Wien (final match vs. FK Austria Wien 3-1)
  • 1987: SK Rapid Wien (final match vs. FC Swarovski Tirol 2-1)
  • 1988: SK Rapid Wien (final match vs. Kremser SC 1-1 extra time, 3-1 after kick-off penalty)
  • 1989: VfB Admira Wacker Mödling (final match vs. FC Swarovski Tirol 1-1 extra time, 3-0 after kick-off penalty)
  • 1990: FK Austria Wien (final match vs. FC Swarovski Tirol 5-1)
  • 1991: FK Austria Wien (final match vs. SV Stockerau 3-0)
  • 1992: FK Austria Wien (final match vs. VfB Admira Wacker Mödling 1-1 extra time, 5-4 after kick-off penalty)
  • 1993: FK Austria Wien (final match vs. FC Tirol Innsbruck 1-1 extra time, 3-1 after kick-off penalty)
  • 1994: SV Austria Salzburg (final match vs. FK Austria Wien 2-1)
  • 1995: SV Austria Salzburg (final match vs. SK Rapid Wien 2-1)
  • 1996: SK Sturm Graz (final match vs. SK Rapid Wien 1-0)
  • 1997: SV Austria Salzburg (final match vs. SK Sturm Graz 1-0)
  • 1998: SK Sturm Graz (final match vs. SV Ried 4-0)
  • 1999: SK Sturm Graz (final match vs. LASK Linz 1-1 extra time, 5-4 after kick-off penalty)
  • 2000: Grazer AK (final match vs. FC Tirol Innsbruck 2-0)
  • 2001: FC Kärnten (final match vs. FC Tirol Innsbruck 0-0 extra time, 10-9 after kick-off penalty)
  • 2002: Grazer AK (final match vs. SK Sturm Graz 3-0)
  • 2003: FK Austria Wien (final match vs. FC Kärnten 2-1)
  • 2004: FK Austria Wien (final match vs. Grazer AK 1-1 extra time, 4-2 after kick-off penalty)
  • 2005: Cancelled
  • 2006: Team Bundesliga vs. Team Erste Liga (3-3, All-Star Game, no winner)
  • 2007: Not held
  • 2008: SK Rapid Wien (final match vs. SV Horn 7-1, unofficial edition)
  • 2009: Not held
  • 2010: Not held

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