Rudolf Ceyka

Rudolf Ceyka (born 16 March 1941 in Möllersdorf, Lower Austria, † 11 April 1990) was an Austrian football national player. Edit CareerQuelltext

The defender Rudolf Ceyka began his career at his home club SK Möllersdorf, to which he joined in eleven years in August 1952. From there he was committed by the Vienna in July 1960, where he became the regular in the A-League. Already his first season 1960/61 with the Döblingern was for Rudolf Ceyka from the sporting point of view the most successful. In the championship he won the second place with the club and the quarterfinals were reached in the Rappancup, where they finished with 3: 4 after extra time against Ajax Amsterdam.

Teamchef Eduard Frühwirth was eventually called into the Austrian national soccer team by Rudolf Ceyka. In the context of the World Cup qualification '66 he came on the 31st October 1965 before nearly 100,000 spectators against the GDR in Leipzig also to a country game use. At the Vienna, Rudolf Ceyka remained until the 1967/68 season, in which the club descended into the regional league East. In all, he had completed 179 first-lance flights. Editing the source text Edit sourcetext

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