FC Mauerwerk

Fußballclub Karabakh Wien was founded on August 2, 2014 and officially registered in 2014 in the Wien Football Association (WFV) and has obtained a license to compete in Oberliga A Wien. Oberliga is officially the 3rd player of the Wien Football Association and the 6th League of Austrian Football Association.

In the 2014–15 season, Karabakh Wien has scored 55 points at the end of the season with 17 wins, 2 draws and 7 defeats from 26 games in Vienna at Oberliga A Wien and finished second behind Wiener SC II in a total of 14 clubs, and with that result did not get access to the 2. Landesliga Wien, so the club decided to buy the SC Kaiserebersdorf-Srbija to secure a place in the top league, moved to Kaiserebersdorf, and played the season 2015–16 in 2. Landesliga Wien. In the same season, the club took part in the Wien Cup and scored 5 consecutive victories. The results obtained for a newly established club have been highly appreciated by local experts.

It started in the 2. Landesliga Wien, which is a major league than the 2014–15 season. The 2. Landesliga Wien is officially the 2nd league of the Wien Football Association, and the 5th league of the Austrian Football Association. Despite the fact that the board of directors played for the first time in this league before the main team, the main goal was simply a championship. Thus, Karabakh Wien won 30 wins in 2. Landesliga Wien, gaining 67 points as a result of 21 wins, 4 draws and 5 defeats and champions the 4 points ahead of the closest spectator in the league where 16 teams fought.

In the same season, the club has achieved great success, as well as parallel to the Wien Cup. In the Wien Cup, where 289 clubs from the Wien Football Association participated, our club rose to the finals and became the champion, winning a 2-0 win over the other finalist SV Gersthof at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion, where the Austrian national football team played home matches. Karabakh Wien has been the club for the first time in the history of 2. Landesliga Wien, winning the league and city trophy for the same season. The club has brought the U18 team to the third round of the season. So, in 2015–16, the Karabakh Wien played a historic season by printing 3 championships to Wien's asset.

In the 2016–17 season Karabakh Wien will start fighting in the highest city league in the city of Vienna. The Wiener Stadtliga is the 1st League of the Vienna Football Association and the 4th League of Austrian Football Association, where the club will be fighting this season. The club, which is seriously preparing for the season, will first be in the match on August 19, 2016. Karabakh Wien, which will hold 30 matches in 16 stadiums throughout the stadium, will be featured by local experts as the main nominees for the championship title.

During the 2016-17 season Karabakh Wien met with the Austrian club Rapid Wien, July 8, 2016, the first time Rapid won the Austrian Cup as the state champion of Wien and the 8th of July, 2016. In spite of the history, budget, or power ratio between the two clubs, Karabakh Wien suffered a surprisingly fierce battle with the local community in Vienna and lost 3-1 to Rapid Wien.

Entrance of the Rudolf-Tonn-Stadion, new stadium of Karabakh Wien from 2018

As master of the league of the viennese city, a rose in the regional league. Since September 2017, the football department has been transferred to FC Karabakh Wien GmbH. Since February 2018 leading the first team to play their home games at the Rudolf-Tonn-Stadion in Schwechat from.

On 29 June 2018, it was announced that the previous Azerbaijani donors Orkhan Valiyev after the missed promotion to the new 2nd league and the club is taken over by the native Egyptian Mustafa Elnimr. Elnimr, who is already a sponsor of the Wiener Stadtliga club Mauerwerk Sport Admira, will not merge the two clubs but will continue Karabakh Wien as FC Mauerwerk. Masonry Sport will act as a satellite club of the FC Mauerwerk and introduce talents to the first team, because the club's goal is still the rise in the 2. Liga.[2][3]

As of 30 October 2019.[4]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  AUT Semir Karalic 3 DF  SVK Tomáš Šalata 4 DF  AUT Gabriel Bayer 5 DF  AUT Francis Bolland (on loan from SV Horn) 6 MF  AUT Oğuzhan Önemli 7 MF  GNB Formose Mendy 8 MF  AUT Kürsat Güclü 9 FW  AUT Mohamed Bassiouny 10 MF  EGY Karim Sallam 11 MF  AUT Fatlum Kreka 12 FW  FRA Bilel Guedja 13 DF  AUT Mikail Ceri

No. Pos. Nation Player 14 MF  TUR Mehmet Sütcü 15 FW  GER Ferdinand Takyi 16 DF  GRE Christos Papadimitriou 17 MF  SVK Mário Baldovský 18 DF  AUT Giovanni Kotchev 19 MF  AUT Semi Memiş 20 DF  AUT Philipp Haas 21 MF  BLR Alyaksandr Kuhan 22 MF  AUT Bernhard Luxbacher 29 GK  TUR Haluk Göktas 31 GK  ROU Florin Logofătu — FW  ISR Mamoon Qashoua

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  AUT Tolgahan Medet (at FV Austria XIII until 30 June 2020) — MF  AUT Emre Babuscu (at SC Ostbahn XI until 30 June 2020)

Statistics correct as of the end of the 2014–15 season.

• Appearance include league matches at amateur level in the Austrian football league system (Regionalliga East, Wiener Stadliga, 2. Landesliga Wien and Oberliga Wien).
• Appearance include substitute appearance.
• Players marked in bold are still playing in the professional team.

Name	Nationality	Position	Mauerwerk career	Appearances
Marko Stevanovic	Serbia	Defender	2015–2019	124
Ercan Kara	Austria	Forward	2016–2019	90
Nemanja Stojanovic	Serbia	Midfielder	2015–2019	84
Erdal Kara	Austria	Forward	2015–	80
Michael Harrauer	Austria	Goalkeeper	2015–2017	73
Aykut Tekinsoy	Austria	Defender	2015–2017	71
Muhammed Ali Keskin	Austria	Midfielder	2015–	62
Milan Sapardic	Austria	Midfielder	2015–2018	58
Sasa Sormaz	Austria	Defender	2014–2017	56
Turgay Gemicibasi	Germany	Midfielder	2017–2019	56
Taner Sen	Austria	Midfielder	2016–2019	55
Kenan Colakoglu	Austria	Forward	2014–2017	49
Aleksandar Ivanovic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Defender	2015–2017	48

• Only captains in competitive matches are included.
• Players marked in bold are still playing in the professional team.

Captain	Nationality	Years
Sasa Sormaz	Austria	2014–2015
Michael Harrauer	Austria	2015–2017
Ümit Korkmaz	Austria	2018
Nemanja Stojanović	Serbia	2018–2019

Since the appearance of the first team in Regionalliga in 2017, the second men's team of the club participates in the regular operation of the game. She worked before in the reserve game operation of the city Wien. The second team initially played in Oberliga B Wien, which is the 3rd league of the Wien Football Association and the 6th league of Austrian Football Association.

The team's stadium is Sportplatz Kaiserebersdorf, where the first team played from 2015 until being promoted to Regionalliga, and much of the championship until moving in early 2018.

As of 29 March 2019.[5]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  TUR Abdullatif Fidan — GK  AUT Jonas Grösz — GK  AUT Haluk Göktas — DF  AUT Wassim Azaz — DF  AUT Berkant Bolat — DF  CRO Lukas Brkic — DF  CRO Valentin Brkic — DF  SRB Nemanja Colic — DF  AUT Baran Dinli — DF  AUT Ferda Dogrul — DF  CRO Igor Klaric — DF  AUT Berat Ertekin — DF  AUT Edon Sabani — DF  AUT Haris Selimovic — DF  AUT Jan Sorgmann — MF  SYR Zerdesht Alsaid — MF  SOM Mahamed Araale — MF  AUT Mikail Ceri

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  AUT Arda Dogrul — MF  AUT Belmin Dzafic — MF  AUT Tolgahan Eryilmaz — MF  TUR Muhammed Ali Keskin — MF  AUT Semi Memis — MF  AUT Gabriel Nzoko — MF  CGO John Olammah — MF  SRB Ilija Stefanovic — MF  AUT Alper Önder — FW  AUT Marwan Elabsi — FW  FRA Bilel Guedja — FW  AUT Seif Karaouli — FW  AUT Angelo Kostic — FW  AUT Nemanja Martinovic — FW  NGA Habeeb Opeyemi — FW  SRB Kristijan Vasic — FW  AUT Hasan Tuncel

• Wiener Stadtliga: (IV)
  • Champions (1): 2016–17
• 2. Landesliga Wien: (V)
  • Champions (1): 2015–16
• Oberliga Wien: (VI)
  • Runners-up (1): 2014–15
• 1. Klasse Wien: (VII)
  • Champions (1): 2017–18 ‡

^‡ Reserve team

• Wien Cup:
  • Champions (1): 2015–16
  • Semi-finalist (1): 2014–15

• U18 C-Liga
  • Champions (1): 2015–16
• U16 C-Liga
  • Champions (1): 2016–17
• U14 B-Liga
  • Champions (1): 2017–18