About Wiener AF

Wiener AF, also known as Wiener Assoziations-Footballclub (WAF), was an Austrian football club based in Vienna, founded in 1910 and dissolved in 2004. The club was created after most of the first-team players left Wiener AC to form a new team. WAF quickly became competitive, joining the top division and establishing itself as one of the stronger Viennese sides in the early years of Austrian football.

The club achieved its greatest success in the 1910s and early 1920s. It won the Austrian league title in the 1913–14 season and finished as runners-up in other campaigns, confirming its status among the top teams of that era. In 1921–22, Wiener AF also won the Austrian Cup, securing the only cup triumph in its history. These achievements marked the peak period of the club’s sporting success.

After its early success, Wiener AF began to decline, culminating in relegation from the top division in 1924. The club never returned to its former level and spent the following decades in lower leagues, undergoing various name changes and structural transformations. Despite eventually dissolving in 2004, its legacy remains tied to the formative years of Austrian football and the competitive Viennese football scene of the early 20th century.