Rudolf Vytlačil (; german: Rudolf "Rudi" Vytlacil) (9 February 1912,

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– 1 June 1977) was an

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football player and manager. Born in

on outskirts of

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, Vytlačil started his career at the local

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Phönix Schwechat. Later he played for SK Slovan Wien,

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and Favoritner Sportclub in the Austrian Championship and for

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in the Czechoslovak Championship. He was the coach of the Czechoslovak national team when they finished as runners-up in the

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and was in charge of

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at the 1966 FIFA World Cup. Vytlačil coached several clubs, including 1947–1948 Radomiak Radom from Poland,

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(won two Bulgarian championships in 1965 and 1970, and one

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in 1970), TJ Baník Ostrava OKD, Tatran Teplice (now FK Teplice), TJ Gottwaldov (now FC Zlín) and, from 1966 to 1968, his former club

. With Rapid he won the Austrian championship twice and reached the quarterfinal of the European Champions Cup after a victory against Real Madrid.

External links

Profile at rapidarchiv.at

Profile at fotbal.cz

Profile at slavia.cz
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