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Pl.		G	W	D	L	Goals	Pts.
1.	SC Magna	2	2	0	0	7:1	6
2.	Sturm Graz	2	2	0	0	5:0	6
3.	Austria Wien	2	2	0	0	6:3	6
4.	FC Wacker	1	1	0	0	4:0	3
5.	SV Ried	2	1	0	1	4:4	3
6.	Red Bull Salzburg	1	0	1	0	0:0	1
7.	Kapfenberg	2	0	1	1	0:2	1
8.	Mattersburg	2	0	0	2	1:6	0
8.	Rapid Wien	2	0	0	2	1:6	0
10.	LASK	2	0	0	2	3:9	0

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History

Rapid was founded on 8th January 1899, effectively replacing the “1st Wiener Arbeiter Fußballklub”. Therefore, the boys from Hütteldorf already have 109 years of history and tradition behind them. [more]

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Honours

In the 2008/09 season, Rapid secured the Austrian league title for the 32nd time. They have also lifted the Austrian Cup on no less than 14 occasions. [more]

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Stadium

The Gerhard Hanappi Stadion to the west of the Vienna’s city centre was opened on 10th May 1977 under the name ‘Weststadion’ with the Vienna derby as its inaugural match. The stadium replaced the legendary ‘Pfarrwiese’ as the home of Rapid. [more]

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Here you can download our logo, this season’s team photo, desktop backgrounds and fan displays. [more]

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Rapid late show sees of Suduva 4 – 2

Three goals in the last five minutes saw Rapid overcome Lithuanians Suduva on Thursday night. After initially taking the lead thanks to a goalkeeper blooper, the Green Whites looked on course for comfortable progression. However, a spirited comeback from the visitors handed them the lead on the night before Rapid ruthlessley powered away in the closing stages. Match Report: [more]

19.07.2010, 11:56 Hrs.
Secure comfortable away victory
		400 noisy Rapid fans followed the team to the Baltic State and once again did the club proud. Captain Hofmann opened the scoring before Trimmel added the second. [more]

19.07.2010, 11:07 Hrs.
Europa League Draw
		Should Rapid overcome FK Suduva Mrijampole, our team will face Bulgarian qualifiers PFC Beroe Stara in the third round. [more]