USC Landhaus Wien explained

Clubname:USC Landhaus Wien
Fullname:Union Sportclub Landhaus Wien
Founded:1968
Ground:Sportplatz Jochbergengasse
Season:2018-19
Position:ÖFB-Frauenliga, 3rd
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Website:http://www.usclandhaus.org

Union Sport Club Landhaus Wien is an Austrian women's football club from Vienna. Founded in 1968, four years later it was a founding member of the ÖFB-Frauenliga, where it has played since – it has never been relegated. Landhaus won 12 championships and 11 national cups between 1973 and 2002, which makes it the most successful club in both competitions. In 2001 it was the first Austrian team to take part in the newly founded in the UEFA Women's Cup, losing all three group stage matches.

Honours

Titles

Competition record

SeasonDivisionPlaceÖFB CupUEFA
1972–73bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2ndbgcolor=goldChampion
1973–74bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1stbgcolor=silverFinalist
1974–75bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2ndbgcolor=goldChampion
1975–76bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1stbgcolor=goldChampion
1976–77bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2ndbgcolor=silverFinalist
1977–78bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1st
1978–79bgcolor=gold1 5th
1979–80bgcolor=gold1 3rdbgcolor=goldChampion
1980–81bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1st
1981–82bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1stbgcolor=silverFinalist
1982–83bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1stbgcolor=silverFinalist
1983–84bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2nd
1984–85bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2nd
1985–86bgcolor=gold1 3rdbgcolor=goldChampion
1986–87bgcolor=gold1 4thbgcolor=goldChampion
1987–88bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1stbgcolor=goldChampion
1988–89bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1st
1989–90bgcolor=gold1 4th
1990–91bgcolor=gold1 4thbgcolor=silverFinalist
1991–92bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2nd
1992–93bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2nd
1993–94bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2ndbgcolor=silverFinalist
1994–95bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1st
1995–96bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2nd
1996–97bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1stbgcolor=goldChampion
1997–98bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2nd
1998–99bgcolor=gold1 4thbgcolor=silverFinalist
1999–00bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1stbgcolor=goldChampion
2000–01bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=gold1stbgcolor=goldChampion
2001–02bgcolor=gold1 3rdbgcolor=goldChampionGroup stage
2002–03bgcolor=gold1 3rd
2003–04bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2ndSemifinals
2004–05bgcolor=gold1 4thQuarterfinals
2005–06bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2ndSemifinals
2006–07bgcolor=gold1 3rdQuarterfinals
2007–08bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2ndbgcolor=silverFinalist
2008–09bgcolor=gold1 bgcolor=silver2ndRound of 16
2009–10bgcolor=gold1 5thSemifinals
2010–11bgcolor=gold1 5thRound of 16
2011–12bgcolor=gold1 6thQuarterfinals

UEFA competition record

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