Editing First Vienna FC (section)

===Postwar play===
Occupied by Allied forces after the end of the war, Austria was once again independent of Germany and a separate league structure was re-established. In league play in the 1946 season ''Vienna'' earned only a fifth-place finish but did go on to capture the Liberation Cup donated by the Soviets.

Through the late 40s and on into the early 50s the club's performance was uneven as they generally earned only mid-table results. However, led by club legend [[Karl Koller (footballer)|Karl Koller]], in 1955 ''Vienna'' enjoyed an excellent season that ended with the club's sixth national championship title as they finished ahead of ''[[Wiener Sport-Club]]'' since they had the better goal quotient. The goal difference was not yet implemented. A 1–0 was better than a 10–1 win, the higher the quotient the better, although the ideal one being zero (forced goals divided by allowed goals). 20:1=20, 20:2=10, so the higher quotient, the better with the exception of zero. Example: when Vienna won the championship in the 1954–55 season they ended up with 64:26 goals = 2.461 quotient. Wiener Sport-Club finished with 75:40 goals, achieving a quotient of only 1.875 but on equal points (39).