Andreas Heraf

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Andreas Heraf (born September 10, 1967 in Vienna) is an Austrian football player, who played for clubs such as Austria Salzburg, Hannover 96 (Germany) and Rapid Wien.

He played for the Austria national football team, earning 11 caps and 1 goal, and was a participant at the 1998 FIFA World Cup.

	Austria squad - 1998 FIFA World Cup
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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Categories: Austrian football biography stubs | 1967 births | Living people | Austrian footballers | Red Bull Salzburg players | Hannover 96 players | SK Rapid Wien players | FIFA World Cup 1998 players | Austria international footballers

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