AUSTRIA VIENNA — overview (around 1995/96)

• Club name: FK Austria Wien (commonly called Austria Vienna / Austria Wien)
• Founded: 1911
• Nickname: "Die Veilchen" (The Violets)
• Colours: Purple and white
• Competitions: domestic — Austrian Bundesliga and Austrian Cup; participation in European cup competitions depending on qualification from prior seasons

1995/96 era — context

• In the mid-1990s Austria Vienna remained one of Austria’s traditional powerhouses, competing near the top of the domestic league and regularly contesting the Austrian Cup and occasional European ties.
• Squads from this period typically combined experienced domestic internationals with promising local talent; Austria Vienna maintained strong fan support and profile in Viennese football.

Head coach: Horst Hrubesch (around 1995/96)

• Horst Hrubesch, a former German international striker known for his aerial ability, served as Austria Vienna’s head coach in the mid-1990s.
• Coaching profile: Hrubesch’s teams were often organized, physically robust and effective on set pieces and crosses — reflecting his own playing strengths. He brought top-level playing experience and a focus on direct attacking patterns and strong aerial presence.
• Career note: after his spell in club management he went on to work extensively with German national youth sides and had several other club and national-team roles (his career includes multiple coaching and developmental appointments beyond his Austria Vienna tenure).

What typical season details include

• League position and points, match-by-match results (league and cup), squad roster and appearance/goals stats, goalkeepers and defensive records, notable transfers in/out, and standout performers in league and cup competitions.
• European results if Austria Vienna qualified for UEFA competition that season (UEFA Cup / Cup Winners’ Cup depending on the year).

If you need deeper season data

I can provide a detailed squad list for 1995/96 (or nearby seasons), match results, league table position for that season, goal scorers, or transfers and starting line-ups from key fixtures. I can also give a short tactical summary or highlight notable players from that era.