1930–31 SK Rapid Wien season

Rapid Wien

1930-31 season
Coach	Eduard Bauer
Stadium	Pfarrwiese, Vienna, Austria
First class	3rd
Austrian Cup	7th (tournament held in league mode)
Mitropa Cup	Winner (1st title)
Top goalscorer	League: Franz Weselik (16) All: Franz Weselik (25)
Highest home attendance	40,000
Lowest home attendance	1,000
Average home league attendance	10,500
← 1929–30 1931–32 →

The 1930-31 SK Rapid Wien season was the 33rd season in club history.

Squad

Squad statistics

Nat.	Name	League		Cup		Mitropa Cup		Total
		Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
Goalkeepers
	Josef Bugala	16		7		6		29
	Rudolf Raftl	2		2				4
Defenders
	Leopold Czejka	18		5		6		29
	Otto Karpfel			1				1
	Roman Schramseis	17		7		6		30
	Anton Witschel	1		5				6
Midfielders
	Karl Rappan	13		6		6		25
	Josef Smistik	18	2	9	1	6	1	33	4
	Johann Vana	14		9		5		28
	Franz Wagner	3		2				5
Forwards
	Franz Binder	1	2	2				3	2
	Johann Hoffmann	1		1	1			2	1
	Hans Kaburek			2				2
	Matthias Kaburek	18	14	7	5	6	4	31	23
	Willibald Kirbes	15	7	5	1	6	1	26	9
	Karl Langer	4	1	3				7	1
	Johann Luef	16	12	5	2	4	3	25	17
	Hans Pesser			2				2
	Franz Schilling	3	3	3	4			6	7
	Johann Schneider			1				1
	Stefan Skoumal	6		2		2		10
	Franz Smistik	6	2	4		1		11	2
	Franz Weselik	17	16	6	6	6	3	29	25
	Ferdinand Wesely	9	4	3	3	6	4	18	11

Fixtures and results^[2]

  Win   Draw   Loss

League

Rd	Date	Venue	Opponent	Res.	Att.	Goals and discipline
1	31.08.1930	A	Austria Wien	2-4	16,000	Weselik  31'  70'
2	07.09.1930	A	FAC	2-0	10,000	Weselik  66', Luef  72'
3	14.09.1930	H	Wiener SC	4-0	7,000	Weselik  53'  77', Wesely  57' (pen.), Kaburek M.  75'
4	28.09.1930	A	Vienna	3-0	24,000	Weselik  20'  65', Kirbes W.  52'
5	05.10.1930	H	Wiener AC	6-3	10,000	Kirbes W.  16', Kaburek M.  34'  67', Smistik J.  44', Luef  59', Wesely  80'
6	12.10.1930	A	Slovan Wien	4-1	18,000	Kaburek M.  36', Binder  78'  87', Kirbes W.  80'
7	19.10.1930	H	Wacker Wien	2-1	10,000	Madlmayer  50' (o.g.), Weselik  75'
8	08.11.1930	H	Nicholson	5-1	7,000	Smistik J.  2', Wesely  5'  47' (pen.), Weselik  41', Luef  43'
9	30.11.1930	H	Admira	2-3	22,000	Kirbes W.  30'  74'
10	08.03.1931	H	FAC	8-0	2,000	Luef  30', Langer  40', Weselik  63'  88', Kaburek M.  77'  81'  87', Kirbes W.  89'
11	15.03.1931	A	Admira	3-3	25,000	Weselik  26', Luef  30', Kirbes W.  85'
12	22.03.1931	H	Vienna	0-2	22,000
13	29.03.1931	A	Wacker Wien	3-3	8,000	Weselik  66', Luef  71', Kaburek M.  82'
14	19.04.1931	H	Slovan Wien	6-1	6,100	Kaburek M.  5'  77', Luef  28'  30'  74', Weselik  46'
15	26.04.1931	A	Wiener AC	4-3	18,000	Smistik F.  25'  34', Luef  53', Weselik  76' (pen.)
16	10.05.1931	H	Austria Wien	4-3	8,000	Weselik  33', Schilling  39'  72', Kaburek M.  44'
17	31.05.1931	A	Nicholson	0-1	6,000
18	07.06.1931	A	Wiener SC	6-4	11,000	Kaburek M.  13'  44'  70', Luef  30'  35', Schilling  59'

Cup

Rd	Date	Venue	Opponent	Res.	Att.	Goals and discipline
1	11.01.1931	A	Admira	2-6	7,000	Wesely  30' (pen.), Weselik  45'
2	18.01.1931	A	Wiener AC	4-4	6,000	Luef  19', Kirbes W.  34', Wesely  49' (pen.)  50' (pen.)
3	25.01.1931	H	Nicholson	5-1	7,000	Kaburek M.  41'  65', Weselik  49'  55', Luef  69'
4	01.02.1931	H	FAC	4-1	5,000	Kaburek M.  26'  67'  75', Weselik  62'
5	01.03.1931	A	Vienna	0-4	6,000
6	25.03.1931	A	Slovan Wien	1-2	3,000	Smistik J.  75'
7	01.04.1931	A	Austria Wien	0-1	3,000
8	28.04.1931	A	Wiener SC	2-3	1,000	Schilling  4'  69'
9	06.05.1931	H	Wacker Wien	5-2	1,000	Weselik  5'  50' (pen.), Schilling  16'  32', Hoffmann J.

Mitropa Cup

Rd	Date	Venue	Opponent	Res.	Att.	Goals and discipline
QF-L1	13.07.1930	A	Genova 1893	1-1	12,000	Luef  60'
QF-L2	03.09.1930	H	Genova 1893	6-1	16,500	Kirbes W.  7', Luef  12', Wesely  57'  83', Weselik  76'  81'
SF-L1	08.10.1930	H	Ferencváros	5-1	17,000	Kaburek M.  1'  8'  66', Wesely  30' (pen.)  80'
SF-L2	15.10.1930	A	Ferencváros	0-1	8,000
F-L1	02.11.1930	A	Sparta Prague	2-0	25,000	Luef  9', Weselik  57'
F-L2	12.11.1930	H	Sparta Prague	2-3	40,000	Kaburek M.  17', Smistik J.  67'

References

1. "Saison 1930/31". rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved 19 July 2016.
2. "Spiele 1930/31". rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved 25 July 2016.