2010–11 SK Rapid Wien season

Rapid Wien
2010–11 season
President	Rudolf Edlinger
Coach	Peter Pacult / Zoran Barisic
Stadium	Gerhard Hanappi Stadium,; Vienna, Austria
Bundesliga	5th
ÖFB-Cup	Semi-finals
Europa League	Group stage (3rd)
Top goalscorer	League: ; Hamdi Salihi (18); All: ; Hamdi Salihi (25)
Highest home attendance	17,500
Lowest home attendance	12,400
	← 2009–10 2011–12 →

The 2010–11 SK Rapid Wien season is the 113th season in club history.

Squad statistics[edit]

No.	Nat.	Name	Age	League		Cup		Europa League		Total		Discipline
No.	Nat.	Name	Age	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
Goalkeepers
1		Raimund Hedl	35	21				11		32		1
24		Helge Payer	30	15		4		1		20		1
30		Lukas Königshofer	21			1				1
Defenders
3		Jürgen Patocka	32	12+4	2	2		6+3		20+7	2	5
6		Mario Sonnleitner	23	30	3	3		11	1	44	4	5	1
14		Markus Katzer	30	31+1	1	4	1	9	1	44+1	3	10
22		Ragnvald Soma	30	32	1	4		8		44	1	5
23		Andreas Dober	24	3+6		3		3+4		9+10		3
25		Tanju Kayhan	20	30		3+1		10		43+1		10	1
36		Michael Schimpelsberger	19	4+2						4+2
Midfielders
7		Stefan Kulovits	27	15+2	1	4+1		5+1		24+4	1	5	1
8		Markus Heikkinen	31	30	2			9		39	2	9
11		Steffen Hofmann	29	23+2	5	4		8	3	35+2	8	7
16		Boris Prokopic	22	11+1	1	1				12+1	1	3	1
17		Veli Kavlak	21	20+1		2+1		9+1	1	31+3	1	8	1
19		Christopher Drazan	19	16+7	1	1+1		4+4		21+12	1	8	1
21		Christoph Saurer	24	13+9	2	3+2	1	6+2		22+13	3	2
26		Thomas Hinum	22	6+5		2+1		3+2		11+8		1
28		Christopher Trimmel	23	5+23	1	2+2		5+5	2	12+30	3
35		Yasin Pehlivan	21	19+1	1	3+1		6		28+2	1	9
Forwards
9		Hamdi Salihi	26	26+6	18	4+1	6	4+3	1	34+10	25	4
10		Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink	31	9+1	2	1	1	1+1	1	11+2	4	5
15		Atdhe Nuhiu	20	10+18	5	0+2	1	5+3	2	15+23	8	2
20		René Gartler	24	10+6	4	3	2	3+5	3	16+11	9
27		Vasil Kuleski	17	0+2						0+2
33		Mario Konrad	27
Players who left after the start of the season
16		Nikica Jelavic	24	4	2			4	4	8	6	2
18		Hannes Eder	26	1+2		1		1		3+2		1

Goal scorers[edit]

Rank	Name	Bundesliga	Cup	Europa League	Total
1	Hamdi Salihi	18	6	1	25
2	Rene Gartler	4	2	3	9
3	Steffen Hofmann	5		3	8
3	Atdhe Nuhiu	5	1	2	8
5	Nikica Jelavic	2		4	6
6	Mario Sonnleitner	3		1	4
6	Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink	2	1	1	4
8	Markus Katzer	1	1	1	3
	Christoph Saurer	2	1		3
	Christopher Trimmel	1		2	3
11	Markus Heikkinen	2			2
11	Jürgen Patocka	2			2
13	Christopher Drazan	1			1
	Veli Kavlak			1	1
	Stefan Kulovits	1			1
	Yasin Pehlivan	1			1
	Boris Prokopic	1			1
	Ragnvald Soma	1			1
Totals		52	12	19	83

^[1]

Fixtures and results[edit]

^[2] Win Draw Loss

Bundesliga[edit]

Rd	Date	Venue	Opponent	Res.	Att.	Goals and discipline
1	18.07.2010	A	Wacker Innsbruck	0-4	13,600
2	25.07.2010	H	Wiener Neustadt	1-2	15,500	Jelavic 73'
3	01.08.2010	H	RB Salzburg	2-1	17,500	Saurer 49', Hofmann S. 90+3'
4	08.08.2010	A	Sturm Graz	2-0	15,300	Patocka 29', Jelavic 81' Sonnleitner 72'
5	22.08.2010	H	Mattersburg	2-0	16,700	Sonnleitner 13', Salihi 90+1'
6	29.08.2010	A	LASK	0-1	9,800
7	12.09.2010	H	Austria Wien	0-1	17,500
8	22.09.2010	A	Ried	1-3	7,600	Vennegoor of Hesselink 13'
9	25.09.2010	H	Kapfenberg	3-2	15,000	Salihi 19' 61', Vennegoor of Hesselink 90+3'
10	03.10.2010	A	Kapfenberg	0-0	6,500
11	16.10.2010	H	Wacker Innsbruck	1-1	17,500	Hofmann S. 59' Kavlak 29'
12	24.10.2010	A	Wiener Neustadt	1-1	7,100	Katzer 22' Kayhan 51'
13	31.10.2010	A	RB Salzburg	1-1	20,100	Heikkinen 87'
14	07.11.2010	H	Sturm Graz	3-1	17,500	Sonnleitner 3', Gartler R. 60' 83'
15	13.11.2010	A	Mattersburg	2-2	10,700	Pehlivan 47', Nuhiu 90+3'
16	20.11.2010	H	LASK	5-0	15,200	Salihi 11' 45' 87' 89', Gartler R. 78'
17	28.11.2010	A	Austria Wien	1-0	13,100	Salihi 51'
18	05.12.2010	H	Ried	3-0	14,800	Patocka 38', Sonnleitner 53', Nuhiu 59'
19	11.12.2010	H	Wacker Innsbruck	3-3	14,300	Salihi 17' 65', Gartler R. 50'
20	12.02.2011	A	Wiener Neustadt	0-2	5,500
21	20.02.2011	A	RB Salzburg	1-1	15,800	Soma 71' Drazan 47', Prokopic 70'
22	26.02.2011	H	Kapfenberg	2-0	14,400	Nuhiu 52', Trimmel 68'
23	01.03.2011	A	Mattersburg	0-1	5,200
24	06.03.2011	H	Ried	2-0	14,600	Salihi 15' 46'
25	13.03.2011	A	Austria Wien	1-0	13,100	Salihi 72'
26	19.03.2011	H	LASK	0-0	16,200
27	02.04.2011	A	Sturm Graz	3-3	15,323	Prokopic 12', Salihi 34' (pen.), Hofmann S. 55'
28	09.04.2011	H	Sturm Graz	0-2	17,500
29	16.04.2011	A	Wacker Innsbruck	3-0	13,700	Salihi 10' (pen.), Drazan 63', Hofmann S. 70'
30	23.04.2011	H	Wiener Neustadt	4-1	15,600	Salihi 31' 68' (pen.), Hofmann S. 82', Saurer 90+2'
31	01.05.2011	H	RB Salzburg	1-2	17,500	Nuhiu 84'
32	07.05.2011	A	Kapfenberg	1-1	4,500	Kulovits 10' Kulovits 78'
33	11.05.2011	H	Mattersburg	0-0	12,400
34	14.05.2011	A	Ried	1-2	6,200	Nuhiu 74'
35	22.05.2011	H	Austria Wien	0-3	17,500
36	25.05.2011	A	LASK	2-1	5,900	Heikkinen 35', Salihi 48'

League table[edit]

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
3	Austria Wien	36	17	10	9	65	37	+28	61	Qualification to Europa League second qualifying round
4	Ried	36	16	10	10	51	38	+13	58	Qualification to Europa League third qualifying round^[a]
5	Rapid Wien	36	14	11	11	52	42	+10	53^[b]
6	Wacker Innsbruck	36	13	11	12	43	42	+1	50
7	Wiener Neustadt	36	14	8	14	44	52	−8	50

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

^ As winners of the 2010–11 Austrian Cup.
^ According to the competition rules of the Austrian FA, Rapid will always be ranked below any club with equal points due to the forced suspension of a match by the club.

Cup[edit]

Rd	Date	Venue	Opponent	Res.	Att.	Goals and discipline
R1	14.08.2010	A	Rapid II	5-2	4,100	Gartler R. 16', Salihi 22' 50' 51', Saurer 85'
R2	19.09.2010	A	Austria Wien II	1-1 (4-3 p)	3,200	Gartler R. 10'
R16	10.11.2010	H	Hartberg	3-0	6,800	Salihi 47' (pen.) 69', Nuhiu 84'
QF	20.04.2011	H	Mattersburg	2-0	11,200	Vennegoor of Hesselink 10', Katzer 69'
SF	04.05.2011	A	Ried	1-2	5,000	Salihi 36'

Europa League[edit]

Qualification[edit]

Rd	Date	Venue	Opponent	Res.	Att.	Goals and discipline
Q2-L1	15.07.2010	A	Suduva	2-0	4,000	Hofmann S. 12', Trimmel 81'
Q2-L2	22.07.2010	H	Suduva	4-2	11,800	Jelavic 20' 90', Gartler R. 86' 89'
Q3-L1	29.07.2010	A	Beroe	1-1	5,000	Hofmann S. 45+1' (pen.)
Q3-L2	03.08.2010	H	Beroe	3-0	11,700	Jelavic 5' 60', Katzer 71'
PO-L1	19.08.2010	H	Aston Villa	1-1	17,500	Nuhiu 32'
PO-L2	26.08.2010	A	Aston Villa	3-2	30,000	Nuhiu 52', Sonnleitner 78', Gartler R. 81'

Group stage[edit]

Rd	Date	Venue	Opponent	Res.	Att.	Goals and discipline
G1	16.09.2010	A	Porto	0-3	30,004
G2	30.09.2010	H	Besiktas	1-2	50,000	Kavlak 51'
G3	21.10.2010	A	CSKA Sofia	2-0	12,000	Vennegoor of Hesselink 28', Hofmann S. 32'
G4	04.11.2010	H	CSKA Sofia	1-2	50,000	Salihi 56' (pen.)
G5	02.12.2010	H	Porto	1-3	47,600	Trimmel 39'
G6	15.12.2010	A	Besiktas	0-2	20,000

References[edit]

^ "Saison 2010/11". rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved 5 August 2016.
^ "Spiele 2010/11". rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved 6 August 2016.

[table_note_res_EL30.50097560393669-3] As winners of the 2010–11 Austrian Cup.

[table_hth_RWI0.50097560393669-4] According to the competition rules of the Austrian FA, Rapid will always be ranked below any club with equal points due to the forced suspension of a match by the club.

[ref-1] "Saison 2010/11". rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved 5 August 2016.

[results-2] "Spiele 2010/11". rapidarchiv.at. Retrieved 6 August 2016.

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