1922–23 Austrian Cup

The 1922–23 Austrian Cup was the  nationwide cup competition in Austrian football. The competition started as  Cup of the Lower Austrian Association and ended as the Vienna Cup after the associations of Vienna and Lower Austria separated in February 1923.

 Third round 
First round with teams from the Second League.
Stopped in the 104th minute due to permanent criticism of the referee by the Gersthofer players - scored 2:1

Fourth round

Game abandoned in the 65th minute after constant criticism from Captain of Straßenbahn at the referee, score 1:0. The remaining 25 minutes were added on February 4th, 1923  and ended 0-0, making it 1-0 overall for Nicholson.

Replaymatch

Round of 32

Round of 16

The original game took place on 4 March 1923 and was  canceled by Referees Schebek at half-time because the pitch was unusable (Score 0:2). The referee Werner, who happened to be in the auditorium
then forwarded the encounter as a friendly game. The association decided to end the 2nd half on March 17th, 1923 with the status of 0:2 to continue playing, the second game consisted of one
first half, which was counted as the second half of the cup game, and a second half that was again a friendly.

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals
Estimates up to 25000 spectators

Replay match:

Final

Wiener Sport-ClubːEduard Kanhäuser - Richard Beer - Josef Teufel - Franz Plank - Karl Zankl - Franz Lowak - Karl Bauer - Adolf Thimler - Karl Kanhäuser - Anton Powolny - Leopold Giebisch  Coachː Wilhelm Schmieger

SC Wacker Wienː Ferdinand Feigl - Johann Kollndorfer - Friedrich Huber - Rudolf Klicka - Leopold Resch - Alois Pellet - Josef Liebhardt - Johann Kowanda - Josef Wana - Franz Röscher - Friedrich Stach Coachː Karl Rosner
Austria Soccer  

Top goalscorers
 Rank Player Club Goals1 Karl Bauer  Wiener Sport-Club92  Hans Kowanda  SC Wacker Wien63 Johann Klima  SK Admira Wien43Mohammed Al Anwar  Wiener AC4transfermarkt.at Torschützen (German)

References

Category:Austrian Cup
Category:1923 in Europe
Category:1922 in association football