Anton Pfeffer
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Anton Pfeffer (born August 17, 1965 in Lilienfeld) is a retired Austrian footballer.
He participated in the World Cups in 1990 and 1998.
[edit] Clubs
- youth-1985:
SV Türnitz - 1985-1998: Austria Wien
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Austria squad - 1990 World Cup | |
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1 Lindenberger | 2 Aigner | 3 Pecl | 4 Pfeffer | 5 Schöttel | 6 Zsak | 7 Russ | 8 Artner | 9 Polster | 10 Linzmaier | 11 Hörtnagl | 12 Baur | 13 Ogris | 14 Rodax | 15 Keglevits | 16 Reisinger | 17 Pfeifenberger | 18 Streiter | 19 Glatzmeyer | 20 Herzog | 21 Konsel | 22 Konrad | Coach: Josef Hickersberger |
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Austria squad - 1998 FIFA World Cup | |
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1 Konsel | 2 Schopp | 3 Schöttel | 4 Pfeffer | 5 Feiersinger | 6 Kogler | 7 Haas | 8 Pfeifenberger | 9 Vastić | 10 Herzog | 11 Amerhauser | 12 Hiden | 13 Cerny | 14 Reinmayr | 15 Wetl | 16 Wohlfahrt | 17 Mählich | 18 Stöger | 19 Polster | 20 Heraf | 21 Knaller | 22 Kühbauer | Coach: Prohaska |
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