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SK_Rapid_Wien abstract "Sportklub Rapid Wien (German pronunciation: [raˈpiːd viːn]), often called Rapid Vienna in English, is an Austrian football club playing in the country's capital city of Vienna. Rapid is the most successful Austrian club in terms of league titles; it has won 32 Austrian league titles, and a German championship in 1941 during Nazi rule. Rapid twice reached the final of the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1985 and 1996, losing on both occasions.The club is often known as the Die Grün-Weißen (Green-whites) for its team colours or as Hütteldorfer, in reference to the location of the Gerhard Hanappi Stadium, which is in Hütteldorf, part of the city's 14th district, Penzing.".
SK_Rapid_Wien capacity "50865".
SK_Rapid_Wien chairman Michael_Krammer.
SK_Rapid_Wien ground Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
SK_Rapid_Wien league Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien manager Zoran_Barisic.
SK_Rapid_Wien position Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien season 2014–15_Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien thumbnail Rapid_1898.jpg?width=300.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageExternalLink sk_rwien.htm.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageExternalLink www.skrapid.at.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageExternalLink domestic.html.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageExternalLink rapid-wien.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageID "656932".
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SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageOutDegree "172".
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageRevisionID "707521670".
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1911–12_Austrian_football_championship.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1938_Tschammerpokal.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1941_German_football_championship.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1954–55_Austrian_football_championship.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1955–56_European_Cup.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1956–57_Austrian_football_championship.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1959–60_Austrian_football_championship.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1963–64_Austrian_football_championship.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1966–67_Austrian_football_championship.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1967–68_Austrian_football_championship.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1981–82_Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1982–83_Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1985_European_Cup_Winners_Cup_Final.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1986–87_Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1987–88_Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 1995–96_Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 2004–05_Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 2005–06_UEFA_Champions_League.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 2007–08_Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink 2014–15_Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink A.C._Milan.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Alfred_Körner.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Allianz_Stadion.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Alois_Beranek.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Andreas_Kuen.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Anschluss.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Antoni_Brzeżańczyk.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Arnošt_Hložek.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Athanasios_Petsos.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink August_Starek.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Austria_in_the_time_of_National_Socialism.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Austrian_Cup.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Austrian_Football_Bundesliga.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Austrian_Supercup.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Basel.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Brussels.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Captain_(association_football).
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Category:1899_establishments_in_Austria.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Category:Association_football_clubs_established_in_1899.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Category:Fan-owned_football_clubs.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Category:Football_clubs_from_former_German_territories.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Category:Football_clubs_in_Austria.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Category:Football_clubs_in_Vienna.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Category:SK_Rapid_Wien.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Celtic_F.C..
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Christopher_Dibon.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Club_Brugge_KV.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink DFB-Pokal.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Deni_Alar.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Dudelange.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Edi_Bauer.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Ernst_Dokupil.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Everton_F.C..
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink FC_Admira_Wacker_Mödling.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink FC_Bayern_Munich.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink FC_Erzgebirge_Aue.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink FC_Lokomotiv_Moscow.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink FC_Schalke_04.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink FK_Austria_Wien.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink FSV_Frankfurt.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink File:Rapid-Wien.png.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink First_Vienna_FC.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Florian_Kainz.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Football_in_Austria.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Franz_Binder.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Franz_Wagner.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Gauliga_Ostmark.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Georg_Zellhofer.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Gerd_Springer.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Gerhard_Hanappi.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Gerhard_Hanappi_Stadium.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Glasgow.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Hans_Krankl.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Hans_Pesser.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Heribert_Weber.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Hietzing.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Hubert_Baumgartner.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Hütteldorf.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Josef_Hickersberger.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Josef_Pecanka.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Josef_Uridil.
SK_Rapid_Wien wikiPageWikiLink Juventus_F.C..