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1999–2000 Austrian Cup

Field	Value
title	Austrian Cup
year	1999–2000
country	Austria
winners	Grazer AK
second	Austria Salzburg
prev_season	1998–99
next_season	2000–01

The 1999–2000 Austrian Cup () was the 66th season of Austria's nationwide football cup competition. It commenced with the matches of the preliminary round in July 1999 and concluded with the Final on 16 May 2000. The competition was won by Grazer AK after beating Austria Salzburg 4–3 on penalties and hence qualifying for the 2000–01 UEFA Cup.

First round

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Second round

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Schneidhofer Schawlo Schandl
Rosenegger Metlitzki Glieder Koejoe Ibertsberger Aufhauser Stern Tinnacher Woldeab Boonen Tomaskovic Lauwers Pfister Ivinger Spiric Hiller Schoppitsch Radisavljevic Huspek Auer Bleyer Gaißmayer Tomic Gager Mattle Guem Sekic Linz Fuchs Blizenec Korosec Klockner Scharrer Kirchler Barisic Messner Rexhaj Moser Schönherr Mörz Bauer Sobczak Plamauer Gruber Hobel Stanger Zieher Schäffer Kauz Wallner Jesse Vastić Dmitrović

Third round

Lazarevic Aloisi Akwuegbu Ramusch Szanto Rosenbichler

Laimer
Zeller
Zogovic
Auer
Myatlitski
Vastić
Martens
Schopp
Prilasnig
Minavand Kollmann Luhový Glieder Puskás Wachter Ozegovic Wagner Eder Kitzbichler Lichtenwagner Prendergast Weissenberger Aflenzer Vujić Jerabek Dadi Echteld Halper Unterrainer Silberberger Schwarz

Austria Salzburg Amateure were awarded a walkover against FCN St Pölten, as St Pölten were declared bankrupt

Fourth round

Aslan Rinnhofer Krautberger Akwuegbu Fellner Szanto

Jerabek
Weidinger
Feitsch
Dadi
Vujic
Sekerlioglu
Briza
Sukulia
Nemeth
Gager

Quarter-finals

Zogovic

Mayrleb
Rakhimov
Ježek
Darasz
Wagner
Guggi
Steiglmair
Hörmann
Nemeth
Aflenzer Aloisi Čeh Aufhauser Hütter Meyssen

Semi-finals

Laeßig Aufhauser Plassnegger Scharner

Final

Details

Aufhauser

Kulovits
Tutu
Pamić
Lipa
Ehmann
Laeßig
Meyssen
Kitzbichler
Sabitzer
Lipcsei

AUT Werner Gregoritsch

FR Yugoslavia Miroslav Polak

References

"ÖFB-Cup 1999/2000". weltfussball.de.

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