2011–12 SK Rapid Wien season

Rapid Wien 2011–12 football season

Rapid Wien
2011–12 season
President	Rudolf Edlinger
Coach	Peter Schöttel
Stadium	Gerhard Hanappi Stadium, Vienna, Austria
Bundesliga	2nd
ÖFB-Cup	3rd Round
Top goalscorer	League: Deni Alar (9) All: Hamdi Salihi (11)
Highest home attendance	31,800
Lowest home attendance	150
← 2010–11 2012–13 →

The 2011–12 SK Rapid Wien season is the 114th season in club history.

Squad statistics

No.	Nat.	Name	Age	League		Cup		Total		Discipline
No.	Nat.	Name	Age	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
Goalkeepers
1		Ján Novota	27	5+1		2		7+1
24		Helge Payer	31	11+1		1		12+1		2
31		Lukas Königshofer	22	20				20
Defenders
3		Jürgen Patocka	33	5+1	1	2		7+1	1	1
4		Thomas Schrammel	23	12+1		1		13+1		2
6		Mario Sonnleitner	24	31	1	3		34	1	2
14		Markus Katzer	31	26+1	1	3		29+1	1	3
17		Christian Thonhofer	26	9+7		1		10+7		2
22		Ragnvald Soma	31	14				14
27		Harald Pichler	24	27+1	1	1		28+1	1	12
36		Michael Schimpelsberger	20	24+2		2		26+2		6	1
Midfielders
7		Stefan Kulovits	28	10+8		2		12+8		6
8		Markus Heikkinen	32	27+2		1		28+2		11
11		Steffen Hofmann	30	32	6	2		34	6	4
16		Boris Prokopic	23	9+4	2	1+1		10+5	2	1	1
19		Christopher Drazan	20	20+11	2	2	1	22+11	3	11	2
23		Thomas Prager	25	17+6		1+1		18+7		6	1
25		Dominik Wydra	17	1+1				1+1
26		Lukas Grozurek	19	8+5	1			8+5	1	1
28		Christopher Trimmel	24	25+2	4	1		26+2	4	5	1
Forwards
15		Atdhe Nuhiu	21	10+21	8	1+1	1	11+22	9	9
20		René Gartler	25	7+9	3	1+1	2	8+10	5	1
30		Guido Burgstaller	22	21+2	7	1+1		22+3	7	9	1
33		Deni Alar	21	20+9	9	0+1		20+10	9	4
Players who left after the start of the season
9		Hamdi Salihi	27	4+8	3	3	8	7+8	11	1
21		Christoph Saurer	25	1		1+1		2+1		1

Goal scorers

Rank	Name	Bundesliga	Cup	Total
1	Hamdi Salihi	3	8	11
2	Deni Alar	9		9
2	Atdhe Nuhiu	8	1	9
4	Guido Burgstaller	7		7
5	Steffen Hofmann	6		6
6	Rene Gartler	3	2	5
7	Christopher Trimmel	4		4
8	Christopher Drazan	2	1	3
9	Boris Prokopic	2		2
10	Lukas Grozurek	1		1
	Markus Katzer	1		1
	Jürgen Patocka	1		1
	Harald Pichler	1		1
	Mario Sonnleitner	1		1
OG	Matej Mavric (Kapfenberg)	1		1
	Patrick Mevoungou (Admira)	1		1
	Rene Seebacher (Admira)	1		1
Totals		52	12	64

^[1]

Fixtures and results

^[2] Win Draw Loss

Bundesliga

Rd	Date	Venue	Opponent	Res.	Att.	Goals and discipline
1	16.07.2011	H	Admira	2-0	150	Salihi 67', Nuhiu 90+1'
2	23.07.2011	A	Wiener Neustadt	2-0	6,100	Nuhiu 90+2', Drazan 90+4'
3	31.07.2011	H	Ried	0-0	15,200
4	13.08.2011	A	Sturm Graz	0-1	13,931
5	21.08.2011	H	Austria Wien	0-3	31,800	Prokopic 86'
6	28.08.2011	A	RB Salzburg	0-0	15,500
7	10.09.2011	H	Mattersburg	1-1	15,200	Trimmel 55'
8	17.09.2011	H	Kapfenberg	5-1	14,800	Mavrič 13' (o.g.), Trimmel 27', Gartler R. 59', Hofmann S. 78' (pen.), Salihi 90+2'
9	24.09.2011	A	Wacker Innsbruck	3-0	8,073	Hofmann S. 22' (pen.), Gartler R. 43', Alar 48'
10	01.10.2011	A	Admira	3-4	10,600	Patocka 60', Hofmann S. 68' (pen.), Salihi 79'
11	15.10.2011	H	Wiener Neustadt	1-1	15,300	Drazan 9'
12	23.10.2011	A	Austria Wien	1-1	12,000	Burgstaller G. 45'
13	29.10.2011	H	Sturm Graz	3-2	17,000	Trimmel 55', Nuhiu 72' 75'
14	05.11.2011	A	Ried	1-1	7,300	Trimmel 24'
15	20.11.2011	H	RB Salzburg	4-2	17,500	Katzer 5', Burgstaller G. 34' 75' 79'
16	26.11.2011	A	Mattersburg	2-1	9,200	Nuhiu 68', Hofmann S. 78' Drazan 83'
17	03.12.2011	A	Kapfenberg	0-0	3,500
18	10.12.2011	H	Wacker Innsbruck	0-0	15,300
19	17.12.2011	H	Admira	2-1	14,000	Nuhiu 5', Alar 78'
20	12.02.2012	A	Wiener Neustadt	0-0	3,500
21	18.02.2012	H	Austria Wien	0-0	29,400
22	25.02.2012	A	Sturm Graz	0-0	14,251
23	03.03.2012	H	Ried	1-0	16,200	Pichler H. 51' Trimmel 42'
24	10.03.2012	A	RB Salzburg	1-3	19,500	Hofmann S. 74' Burgstaller G. 89'
25	17.03.2012	H	Mattersburg	1-1	15,500	Hofmann S. 83'
26	21.03.2012	H	Kapfenberg	3-0	13,300	Alar 45' 60', Gartler R. 90+3'
27	25.03.2012	A	Wacker Innsbruck	1-2	10,200	Nuhiu 60'
28	31.03.2012	A	Admira	4-0	8,000	Mevoungou 22' (o.g.), Alar 72', Seebacher 85' (o.g.), Prokopic 90'
29	07.04.2012	H	Wiener Neustadt	2-1	14,800	Prokopic 14', Nuhiu 64'
30	15.04.2012	A	Austria Wien	0-0	12,219
31	22.04.2012	H	Sturm Graz	1-1	17,300	Burgstaller G. 13'
32	29.04.2012	A	Ried	3-2	7,300	Alar 12' 51', Burgstaller G. 19' Prager 89'
33	06.05.2012	H	RB Salzburg	0-1	17,500
34	10.05.2012	A	Mattersburg	1-0	7,200	Burgstaller G. 18'
35	13.05.2012	A	Kapfenberg	2-0	4,500	Grozurek 7', Sonnleitner 75'
36	17.05.2012	H	Wacker Innsbruck	2-0	17,100	Alar 37' 90'

League table

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Red Bull Salzburg (C)	36	19	11	6	60	30	+30	68	Qualification to Champions League second qualifying round
2	Rapid Wien	36	16	14	6	52	30	+22	62	Qualification to Europa League third qualifying round^[a]
3	Admira Wacker Mödling	36	15	10	11	59	52	+7	55	Qualification to Europa League second qualifying round^[a]
4	Austria Wien	36	14	12	10	52	44	+8	54
5	Sturm Graz	36	12	15	9	47	41	+6	51

Source: weltfussball.de (in German)
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions
Notes:

^ ^a ^b Since 2011–12 Austrian Cup winners Red Bull Salzburg qualified for the 2012–13 UEFA Champions League, so cup runners-up Ried qualified for the 2012–13 UEFA Europa League second qualifying round. Moreover, Rapid Wien were moved up a round as the cup winner spot was not used.

Cup

Rd	Date	Venue	Opponent	Res.	Att.	Goals and discipline
R1	06.08.2011	A	LASK II	7-0	1,000	Salihi 24' 31' 47' 53' 62', Gartler R. 33' 83'
R2	21.09.2011	A	Bad Vöslau	4-1	2,900	Salihi 10' 11' (pen.) 71', Nuhiu 30'
R16	26.10.2011	H	Ried	1-2 (a.e.t.)	6,500	Drazan 19' Drazan 100' , Schimpelsberger 116'

References

^ "Saison 2011/12". rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved 5 August 2016.
^ "Spiele 2011/12". rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved 6 August 2016.

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v t e 2011–12 in Austrian football
« 2010–11 2012–13 »
Domestic leagues	Bundesliga First League Regional League
Domestic cups	Austrian Cup
European competitions	Champions League Europa League
Related to national team	UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying (Group A)
Club seasons
Bundesliga	Admira Austria Wien Kapfenberg Mattersburg Rapid Wien Red Bull Salzburg Ried Sturm Graz Wacker Innsbruck Wiener Neustadt
First League	Austria Lustenau Blau-Weiß Linz First Vienna Grödig Hartberg LASK Linz Lustenau Rheindorf Altach St. Pölten WAC/St. Andrä
List of Austrian football transfers 2011–12