Alfred Körner

Alfred Körner
Personal information
Full name	Alfred Körner
Date of birth	14 February 1926
Place of birth	Vienna, Austria
Date of death	23 January 2020 (aged 93)
Place of death	Vienna
Position(s)	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team
1942–1959	Rapid Wien
1959–1960	Admira Wien
1960–1961	Admira Energie
International career
1946–1958	Austria
Managerial career
1964–1967	First Vienna
Medal record
Representing Austria
FIFA World Cup
	*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Alfred Körner (14 February 1926 – 23 January 2020)^[

footballer. He played for Austria at the 1948 Summer Olympics.^[1]

Club career

Körner had a career with
VfB Admira Wacker Mödling
).

International career

Körner made his debut for Austria in an October 1947 friendly match against Czechoslovakia and played in the 1954 FIFA World Cup where Austria finished third with his older brother Robert, and the 1958 FIFA World Cup. He earned 47 caps, scoring 14 goals.^[2] His last international was an October 1958 friendly match against France.

Honours

Austrian Liga (7):
1946, 1948, 1951, 1952, 1954, 1956, 1957

Austrian Cup (1):
1946

Zentropa Cup (1):
1951

References

^ "Alfred Körner". Olympedia. Retrieved 15 October 2021.

^ Appearances for Austrian National Team Archived December 7, 2008, at the Wayback Machine - RSSSF

External links

Profile - Rapid Archive

UEFA On This Day

Alfred Körner at National-Football-Teams.com

Alfred Körner at WorldFootball.net

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Austria squad – 1948 Summer Olympics

GK Engelmeier

GK Musil

GK Pelikan

DF Gerhart

DF Happel

DF Kowanz

DF Ocwirk

MF
Brinek

MF Decker

MF Gernhardt

MF Joksch

MF Mikolasch

FW Durek

FW Epp

FW Habitzl

FW Hahnemann (c)

FW Körner

FW Melchior

FW Stojaspal

FW Stroh

FW Wagner

Coach: Frühwirth

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Austria squad – 1954 FIFA World Cup third place

1 Schmied

2 Hanappi

3 Happel

4 Barschandt

5 Ocwirk (c)

6 Koller

7 R. Körner

8 Schleger

9 Wagner

10 Probst

11 A. Körner

12 Stotz

13 Kollmann

14 Giesser

15 Pelikan

16 Zeman

17 Teinitzer

18 Riegler

19 Dienst

20 Halla

21 Stojaspal

22 Haummer

Coach: Nausch

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Austria squad – 1958 FIFA World Cup

1 Szanwald

2 Halla

3 Happel

4 Swoboda

5 Hanappi (c)

6 Koller

7 Horak

8 P. Kozlicek

9 Buzek

10 Körner

11 Senekowitsch

12 Schmied

13 Schleger

14 Hamerl

15 Kollmann

16 Stotz

17 E. Kozlicek

18 Barschandt

19 Dienst

20 Ninaus

21 Puschnik

22 Engelmeier

Coach: Argauer

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First Vienna FC – managers

Nicholson (1897–00)

Hayes (1912–13)

Studnicka (1920–22)

Kohn (?)

Frithum (1926–35)

Gschweidl (1935–48)

Blum (1938–45)

Rainer (1948–49)

Hofmann (1949–50)

Decker (1951–52)

Hahnemann (1952–53)

Hofmann (1953–58)

Fischer (1958–59)

Molzer (1960)

Gernhardt (1960–62)

Engelmeier (1962–64)

Körner (1964–67)

Koller (1968)

Hofstätter (1968–69)

Hložek (1969–71)

Franz (1972–73)

Walzhofer (1973–78)

Velhorn (1978)

Beara (1979)

Leitner (1979–80)

Maurer (1980–81)

Hasil (1982)

Trimmel / Hacker (1983)

Schulz (1983–84)

Hložek (1984–87)

Dokupil (1987–89)

Latzke (1990–91)

Leitl (1991–92)

Eggenberger (1992–97)

Senekowitsch (1997)

Barthold (1997–98)

Sippel (1998)

Skocik (1998–00)

Šormaz (2001)

Garger (2001–04)

Weiss (2004–06)

Drazan (2006–07)

Stöger (2007–10)

Schinkels (2010)

Tatar (2010–13)

Fellner (2013)

Garger (2013–14)

Posch (2014)

Slunecko (2014–15)

Lipa (2015–16)

Kleer (2016–2018)

Fischer (2018)

Hlinka (2018–2020)

Zellhofer (2020–2024)

Sütcü (2024–)

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[1] "Alfred Körner". Olympedia. Retrieved 15 October 2021.

[2] Appearances for Austrian National Team Archived December 7, 2008, at the Wayback Machine - RSSSF

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