| Founded | 1959 |
|---|---|
| Region |  Austria |
| Number of teams | 25-74 |
| Current champions | UFC PTA [1] |
| Most successful club(s) | SK Altheim/Union Esternberg (5 titles each) |
| Website | https://www.innviertlercup.at/ |
The Innviertler FussballCup known as the Innviertler Cup, is an is a football tournament held by the Austrian Football Association for regional teams that occurs every 2 years. UFC PTA are the current champions. [2]
The tournament was first held in 1959. [3] It featured an 18 team two leg qualifying round with 11 teams qualifying for the 2nd round. 5 new teams joined in at the 2nd round to create a 16 team two leg round. The 3rd round had 8 teams in a two leg round and the semi-finals and finals were both single leg rounds. In the finals, SK Altheim defeated Grieskirchen while Riedau beat Eberschwang to finish in 3rd place. [3] The two leg format was dropped permanently after.
The tournament grew in various years, ranging from 32 to 74 teams for some of the 1980's editions. The 2022 edition of the tournament had 32 teams competing.
| Year | Champions [4] |
|---|---|
| 1959 | SK Altheim |
| 1961 | Eberschwang |
| 1963 | Kohlgrube |
| 1965 | SK Altheim |
| 1967 | SK Altheim |
| 1969 | Union Suben |
| 1971 | Antiesenhofen |
| 1973 | SK Schärding [5] |
| 1975 | Natternbach |
| 1977 | SV Grieskirchen |
| 1979 | SV Grieskirchen |
| 1981 | Natternbach |
| 1983 | Union Haag |
| 1985 | SV Ried |
| 1987 | Union Esternberg |
| 1989 | Union Esternberg |
| 1991 | SK Altheim |
| 1993 | SK Altheim |
| 1995 | FC Andorf |
| 1997 | Union Esternberg |
| 1999 | ATSV Ranshofen |
| 2001 | Union Gurten |
| 2003 | SV Riedau |
| 2005 | Union Gurten |
| 2007 | Union Esternberg |
| 2009 | Union Esternberg |
| 2011 | ATSV Ranshofen |
| 2013 | Union Gurten |
| 2015 | ATSV Ranshofen |
| 2017 | FC Andorf |
| 2019 | Union Senftenbach |
| 2022 | UFC PTA [1] |
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