Christian Keglevits

Christian Keglevits
Personal information
Full name	Christian Keglevits
Date of birth	(1961-01-29) 29 January 1961
Place of birth	Weiden bei Rechnitz, Austria
Height	1.77 m (5 ft 10 in)
Playing position	Striker
Youth career
	Schachendorf
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1976–1979	SC Eisenstadt
1979–1984	Rapid Wien	143	(36)
1984–1989	Wiener Sportclub	129	(54)
1989–1991	Rapid Wien	54	(19)
1991–1992	Austria Salzburg	31	(11)
1992–1993	LASK Linz	22	(7)
1993–1994	Wiener Sportclub	26	(2)
National team
1980–1991	Austria	18	(3)
Teams managed
1996–1997	SV Gerasdorf/Stammersdorf
1997–2000	Floridsdorfer AC
2001	Grazer AK (interim manager)
2002	Grazer AK (interim manager)
2007–2008	SV Stockerau
2008	SV Haitzendorf
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Christian Keglevits (born 29 January 1961 in Weiden bei Rechnitz) is a retired Austrian footballer.

Club career

He started his career at SC Eisenstadt and also played for SK Rapid Wien, Wiener Sportclub, LASK Linz and SV Austria Salzburg. With Rapid he won two league titles and two domestic cups.

International career

He earned 18 caps and scored 3 goals for the Austria national football team from 1980 to 1991, 3 games of those in World Cup qualification matches,^[1] and participated in the 1990 FIFA World Cup. His last international was a November 1991 European Championship qualification match against Yugoslavia.

Honours

Austrian Football Bundesliga (2):
- 1982, 1983
Austrian Cup (2):
- 1983, 1984

References

↑ Record at FIFA Tournaments - FIFA

External links

Profile - Rapid Archive
Christian Keglevits at National-Football-Teams.com

Austria squad – 1990 FIFA World Cup
1 Lindenberger 2 Aigner 3 Pecl 4 Pfeffer 5 Schöttel 6 Zsak 7 Russ 8 Artner 9 Polster (c) 10 Linzmaier 11 Hörtnagl 12 Baur 13 Ogris 14 Rodax 15 Keglevits 16 Reisinger 17 Pfeifenberger 18 Streiter 19 Glatzmayer 20 Herzog 21 Konsel 22 Konrad Coach: Hickersberger

Grazer AK – managers

Mütsch (1948–51)
Pojar (1951–52)
Smutny (1952)
Mütsch (1953–54)
Pestitschek (1954–57)
Szép (1957–60)
Fritsch (1960–62)
Schwanner (1962–63)
Pimperl (1963–64)
Zeković (1964)
Durspekt (1964–65)
Kowanz (1965–67)
Kominek (1967–69)
Šimunić (1969–70)
Durspekt (1970–71)
Senekowitsch (1971–73)
Günthner (1973–74)
Hipp (1974–75)
Stessl (1975–77)
Repitsch (1977)
Springer (1977–78)
Koleznik (1978)
Halama (1978–81)
Čajkovski (1981–82)
Starek (1982–84)
Senekowitsch (1984–85)
Fraydl (1985–86)
Blutsch (1986–87)
Pinter (1987–88)
Halama (1988–89)
Philipp (1989)
Pinter (1989–90)
Binder (1990)
Ekmečić (1990–92)
Miklavić (1992–93)
Thomale (1993–96)
Petrović (1996)
Schaller (1996)
Starek (1996–97)
Augenthaler (1997–00)
Hörgl (2000)
Gregoritsch (2000–01)
Keglevits (2001)
Libregts (2001–02)
Keglevits (2002)
Schachner (2002–06)
Søndergaard (2006–07)
Pegam (2007–08)
Rajković (2008)
Pötscher (2008–10)
Karner (2010)
Stöger (2010–11)
Čeh (2011–12)
Šimundža (2012)

Floridsdorfer AC – managers

Ziegler/Schrott (1930–31)
Jiszda (1931–34)
Seidl (1935–40)
Frühwirth (1939–47)
Unknown (1947–82)
Sabetzer (1982–83)
Grausam (1984–85)
Unknown (1985–92)
Thaler (1992–95)
Dannhauser (1995)
Täubler (1995)
Senekowitsch (1995–96)
Thaler (1996–97)
Keglevits (1997–2000)
Obermayer (2000–01)
Reisinger (2001)
Eggenberger (2001–04)
Flicker (2004)
Berger (2004)
Flicker (2004–05)
Gössinger (2006–07)
Canadi (2007–08)
Thalhammer (2008)
Seher^c (2008)
Ogris (2008–10)
Canadi^c (2010)
Prosenik (2011)
Kleer (2011–15)
Pacult (2015)
Flögel^c (2015–16)
Halper (2016)
Maresch (2017–)

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