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A man with dark hair wearing a winter jacket — Andi Herzog isAustria's most capped player of all time.

TheAustria national football team has represented Austria in internationalassociation football since 1902. Austria played its first international match on 12 October 1902, defeating neighbouringHungary 5–0 in afriendly. The team is governed by theAustrian Football Association (German:Österreichischer Fußball-Bund; ÖFB) and competes as a member of theUnion of European Football Associations (UEFA), which encompasses the countries of Europe and Israel.^[1] As of November 2020, Austria has played a total of 791 international matches, winning 331, drawing 170 and losing 290. Austria have played Hungary most frequently, meeting the side 137 times. Of these, Austria have won 40, drawn 30 and lost 67.^[2] TheAustria–Hungary football rivalry is the second-most played international fixture in football history, behind only theArgentina–Uruguay rivalry which has been played officially 194 times.^[3]^[4]

Andi Herzog is Austria's mostcapped player with 103 caps.^[5] He made his international debut on 6 April 1988 in a 2–2 draw withGreece and equalledToni Polster's caps record on 17 April 2002 by winning his 95th cap. He surpassed Polster one month later in his next appearance and went on to finish his career with 103 caps, having become the only Austrian to win more than 100 caps.^[6] Polster remains Austria's highest goalscorer with 44 goals, including threehat-tricks and sixbraces.^[7]

Jan Studnicka, who scored a hat-trick in Austria's first international fixture, was the first player to amass 25 caps for the side. He achieved the tally in November 1917 but attained only three more caps for the national side during his career.^[8]Alexander Popovic set a new caps record in April 1921 by winning his 29th cap beforeJosef Brandstätter claimed the record a year later.^[9]^[10]Josef Blum equalled Brandstätter's record in 1929 but did not surpass him for nearly two years before becoming the new record holder when he won his next cap. He finished his career with 51 caps, becoming the first player to reach 50 appearances for the national side.^[11]Ernst Ocwirk held the caps record between 1954 and 1957 beforeGerhard Hanappi became the record holder after his 62nd appearance.^[12] Hanappi's first 55 caps had been won in a consecutive spell of fixtures between November 1948 and May 1956.^[13] His final tally of 93 appearances stood for more than 40 years until Polster overtook the record during the group stage of the1998 FIFA World Cup. Having equalled Hanappi's record in Austria's second group game againstChile, he won his 94th cap in his side's final group match withItaly. Polster appeared only once more for Austria after the tournament, retiring with 95 caps.^[7]

Studnicka also held the goalscoring record for the national side from the team's first match until 1929,^[8] althoughFerdinand Swatosch did equal his tally of 18 in 1925.^[14]Johann Horvath overtook the pair with a brace againstItaly. Horvath andAnton Schall competed for the record for several years as part of Austria's "Wunderteam"; Schall surpassed Horvath in 1933 before Horvath reclaimed the record the following year. Schall tied the new record a week later with his final international goal, but Horvath went on to score two more goals before retiring to finish his career with 29 goals.^[15]^[16] Horvath's record stood for 46 years untilHans Krankl scored his 30th international goal in November 1980, going on to finish his career with 34 goals.^[17] Krankl's total included six goals during a 9–0 victory overMalta in 1977, the most goals scored in a single international match by an Austrian player.^[18] The current record holder, Toni Polster, surpassed Krankl in 1996 and eventually ended his career with 44 international goals.^[7]

Players

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Appearances and goals are composed ofFIFA World Cup andUEFA European Championships, and each competition's required qualification matches, as well asUEFA Nations League matches and numerous international friendly tournaments and matches. Players are listed by number of caps. If the number of caps is equal, the players are then listed alphabetically. Statistics updated following match played on 18 November 2020.

A man with white hair wearing a short sleeve shirt — Toni Polster held Austria's caps record between 1998 and 2002 and remains the nation's leading goalscorer; 95 caps.

A black and white photograph of a footballer — Gerhard Hanappi was Austria's record appearance holder for more than 40 years.

Marko Arnautović is the most capped player who remains active with the national team.

A black and white photo of a footballer — Hans Krankl held the national team goalscoring record between 1980 and 1996.

	Key
*	Stillactive for the national team^[a]
=	Player is tied for the number of caps
GK	Goalkeeper
DF	Defender
MF	Midfielder
FW	Forward

Austria national team footballers with at least 25 appearances^[5]^[19]
No.	Name	Position	National career	Caps	Goals	Notes
1	Andi Herzog	MF	1988–2003	103	26
2	Toni Polster	FW	1982–2000	95	44
3	Gerhard Hanappi	MF	1948–1962	93	12
4	Marko Arnautović*	FW	2008–2024	115	37
5=	Aleksandar Dragović*	DF	2009–2020	86	1
5=	Karl Koller	MF	1952–1965	86	5
7=	Friedrich Koncilia	GK	1974–1985	84	0
7=	Bruno Pezzey	MF	1975–1990	84	9
9	Herbert Prohaska	MF	1974–1989	83	10
10	Julian Baumgartlinger*	MF	2009–2020	82	1
11	Christian Fuchs	DF	2006–2016	78	1
12	David Alaba*	DF	2009–2020	76	14
13	Sebastian Prödl*	DF	2007–2018	73	4
14	Marc Janko	FW	2006–2019	70	28
15=	Andreas Ivanschitz	MF	2003–2014	69	12
15=	Hans Krankl	FW	1973–1985	69	34
17=	Martin Harnik	FW	2007–2017	68	15
17=	Heribert Weber	DF	1976–1989	68	1
19	Peter Stöger	MF	1988–1999	65	15
20	Walter Schachner	FW	1976–1994	64	23
21=	Andreas Ogris	FW	1986–1997	63	11
	Anton Pfeffer	DF	1988–1999	63	1
	Peter Schöttel	DF	1988–2002	63	0
24	Ernst Ocwirk	MF	1945–1962	62	6
25	Emanuel Pogatetz	DF	2002–2014	61	2
26=	Kurt Jara	MF	1971–1985	59	14
26=	Franz Wohlfahrt	GK	1987–2001	59	0
28	René Aufhauser	MF	2002–2008	58	12
29=	Wilhelm Kreuz	FW	1969–1981	56	10
	Markus Schopp	MF	1995–2005	56	6
	Martin Stranzl	DF	2000–2009	56	3
32=	Peter Artner	DF	1987–1996	55	1
	Zlatko Junuzović	MF	2006–2017	55	7
	Dietmar Kühbauer	MF	1992–2005	55	5
	Robert Sara	DF	1965–1980	55	3
36	Martin Hinteregger*	DF	2013–2020	53	4
37=	Josef Blum	DF	1920–1932	51	3
	Ernst Happel	DF	1947–1958	51	5
	Roland Hattenberger	MF	1972–1982	51	3
40=	Martin Hiden	DF	1998–2008	50	1
	Erich Obermayer	DF	1975–1985	50	1
	Ivica Vastić	FW	1996–2008	50	14
43	Manfred Zsak	MF	1986–1993	49	5
44	Stefan Ilsanker*	MF	2014–2020	48	0
45=	Harald Cerny	MF	1993–2004	47	4
45=	Alfred Körner	FW	1946–1958	47	14
47=	Wolfgang Feiersinger	DF	1990–1999	46	0
	Johann Horvath	FW	1924–1934	46	29
	Marcel Sabitzer*	DF	2012–2020	46	8
	Theodor Wagner	FW	1946–1957	46	22
51	Florian Klein*	DF	2010–2016	45	0
52=	Fritz Gschweidl	FW	1924–1935	44	12
52=	Karl Sesta	DF	1932–1945	44	1	^[b]
54=	Mario Haas	FW	1996–2007	43	7
	Michael Konsel	GK	1985–1998	43	0
	Matthias Sindelar	FW	1924–1939	43	26
	Gerhard Sturmberger	DF	1965–1970	43	0
58=	Josef Brandstätter	MF	1912–1924	42	2
	Hans Buzek	FW	1955–1969	42	9
	Karl Stotz	DF	1950–1962	42	1
61=	György Garics	DF	2006–2016	41	2
	Christoph Leitgeb	MF	2006–2014	41	0
	Klaus Lindenberger	GK	1982–1990	41	0
	Walter Zeman	GK	1945–1960	41	0
65=	Michael Baur	MF	1990–2003	40	5
	Rudi Flögel	FW	1960–1969	40	5
	Heimo Pfeifenberger	FW	1989–1998	40	9
	Paul Scharner	DF	2002–2012	40	0
	Ferdinand Wesely	FW	1922–1928	40	17
	Karl Zischek	FW	1931–1945	40	24
71=	Ernst Baumeister	MF	1978–1988	39	1
	Josef Hickersberger	MF	1968–1978	39	5
	Roland Linz	FW	2002–2010	39	8
	Walter Nausch	MF	1929–1937	39	1
	Karl Rainer	DF	1924–1935	39	0
	Josef Smistik	MF	1928–1936	39	2
77	Kurt Schmied	GK	1954–1960	38	0
78=	Johann Eigenstiller	DF	1967–1975	37	0
	Thomas Flögel	MF	1992–2003	37	3
	Erich Hof	FW	1957–1968	37	28
81	Ernst Melchior	FW	1946–1953	36	16
82=	Walter Glechner	DF	1960–1968	35	1
82=	Leopold Nitsch	FW	1915–1925	35	0
84=	Paul Halla	DF	1952–1965	34	2
	Joachim Standfest	DF	2003–2008	34	2
	Michael Streiter	DF	1989–1999	34	1
87=	Robert Almer	GK	2011–2016	33	0
	Alex Manninger	GK	1999–2009	33	0
	Alexander Popovic	DF	1911–1923	33	1
90=	Karl Kurz	MF	1919–1928	32	0
90=	Ernst Stojaspal	FW	1946–1954	32	14
92=	Erich Hasenkopf	DF	1956–1964	31	0
	Norbert Hof	DF	1968–1974	31	1
	Veli Kavlak	MF	2007–2014	31	1
	Robert Pecl	DF	1987–1993	31	1
	Peter Platzer	GK	1931–1937	31	0	^[c]
97=	Josef Degeorgi	DF	1982–1990	30	1
	Hans Ettmayer	MF	1968–1975	30	0
	Gerald Willfurth	MF	1983–1991	30	3
100=	Valentino Lazaro*	MF	2014–2020	29	3
	Christian Mayrleb	FW	1998–2005	29	6
	Horst Nemec	FW	1959–1965	29	16
	Roman Wallner	FW	2001–2010	29	7
	Markus Weissenberger	MF	1999–2008	29	1
105=	Erwin Hoffer	FW	2007–2012	28	4
	Roland Kirchler	MF	1993–2005	28	5
	Helmut Köglberger	FW	1965–1976	28	6
	Walter Kogler	DF	1991–2001	28	1
	Leo Lainer	DF	1982–1994	28	1
	Heinz Lindner*	GK	2012–2019	28	0
	Kurt Russ	DF	1988–1991	28	0
	Anton Schall	FW	1927–1934	28	27
	Hans Schmidradner	DF	1969–1974	28	1
	Jan Studnicka	FW	1902–1918	28	18
115=	Robert Dienst	FW	1949–1957	27	12
	Gernot Fraydl	GK	1961–1970	27	0
	Leopold Gernhardt	MF	1945–1952	27	0
	Leopold Hofmann	MF	1925–1934	27	1
	Alfred Hörtnagl	MF	1989–2000	27	1
	Thomas Parits	FW	1966–1973	27	5
	Gustav Wieser	FW	1916–1926	27	12
122=	Jürgen Macho	GK	2002–2011	26	0
	Josef Stering	MF	1969–1977	26	5
	Heinrich Strasser	DF	1969–1979	26	0
125=	Guido Burgstaller	FW	2012–2019	25	2
	Karl Decker	FW	1945–1952	25	19	^[d]
	Eduard Krieger	DF	1970–1978	25	0
	Stefan Lainer*	DF	2017–2020	25	1
	Manfred Linzmaier	MF	1970–1978	25	2
	Franz Schiemer	DF	2007–2013	25	4

Notes

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^Players who are still active for the national team are players who have not retired from international football and are, subsequently, eligible to be called up.
^Also representedGermany three times.^[20]
^Also representedGermany two times.^[21]
^Also representedGermany eight times.^[22]

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v t e Austria national football team
General	History Managers
Venues	Ernst-Happel-Stadion
Statistics	All-time record Records World Cup record European Championship record Hat-tricks
Results	1902–1929 1930–1959 1960–1979 1980–1999 2000–2019 2020–present Unofficial matches
Players	Austria international footballers 25+ caps less than 25 caps World Cup & Euro Championship squads
World Cups	1934 1954 1958 1978 1982 1990 1998
European Championships	2008 2016 2020 2024
Other tournaments	Wagner Trophy Olympic Games 1948 Olympics 1912 Olympics Turnier der Kontinente Cyprus International Football Tournament 2005 Tournoi de France Central European International Cup 1927–30 1931–32 1933–35 1936–38 1948–53 1955–60
Rivalries	Hungary
Culture	Wunderteam
Other teams	B team U-21 U-20 U-19 U-18 U-17 U-16 Women

Lists of international association football players
- men's
- women's

Capped for two teams

UEFA
European

Men's	Albania 25+ caps 1–24 caps born outside Andorra Armenia Austria 25+ caps 1–24 caps Azerbaijan Belgium 20+ caps 5–20 caps 1–4 caps Bosnia and Herzegovina born outside Croatia born outside Czech Republic Denmark 25+ caps 1–24 caps England 10+ caps 4–9 caps 2–3 caps 1 cap born outside Capped while at lower division club Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany born outside Gibraltar Greece Hungary born outside Iceland Israel Italy born outside Kosovo born outside Luxembourg Malta Moldova Montenegro Netherlands born outside Northern Ireland North Macedonia Norway 25+ caps 10–24 caps 2–9 caps 1 cap Poland born outside Portugal born outside Republic of Ireland born outside Romania Russia born outside San Marino Scotland 10+ caps 4–9 caps 2–3 caps 1 cap born outside Serbia born outside Slovakia Slovenia Spain born outside Sweden born outside Switzerland born outside Turkey Ukraine born outside Wales born outside
Women's	Albania Andorra Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark England Estonia France Germany Israel Kosovo Luxembourg Malta Moldova Netherlands Norway Scotland Spain Turkey
Defunct	East Germany Saarland Yugoslavia
Unofficial	Basque Country Catalonia Galicia Silesia

CONMEBOL
South American

Men's	Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile born outside Colombia Peru Uruguay
Women's	Brazil

CONCACAF
North American

Men's	Aruba Canada Costa Rica Mexico Panama Turks and Caicos Islands United States born outside
Women's	Bermuda Canada Guatemala El Salvador Guyana Mexico Nicaragua Panama United States

CAF
African

Men's	Algeria born outside Angola Chad Kenya South Africa Tunisia born outside
Women's	Botswana DR Congo Ghana Ivory Coast Kenya Morocco Nigeria South Africa Tunisia

AFC
Asian

Men's	Australia born outside Bahrain Bangladesh China naturalized India born outside Indonesia born outside Iran Iraq Japan Lebanon born outside Malaysia born outside Pakistan born outside Palestine born outside Philippines born outside Qatar born outside Singapore born outside Sri Lanka born outside Thailand born outside Syria Vietnam born outside
Women's	Australia born outside Hong Kong Indonesia Iran Japan Jordan Lebanon born outside Myanmar Pakistan Philippines born outside Saudi Arabia Tajikistan Uzbekistan

OFC
Oceanian

Men's	American Samoa Cook Islands Fiji Kiribati New Caledonia New Zealand born outside Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu
Women's	American Samoa New Zealand

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