Herbert Prohaska (R) and Andi Ogris react after Austria Wien scored a goal during an anniversary soccer game in Vienna June 17, 2011. Austria Wien is playing against the Luis Figo-Allstars to mark the 100 year celebration of Vienna's soccer club Austria Wien. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Herbert Prohaska of Austria reacts after Austria Wien scored a goal during an anniversary soccer game in Vienna June 17, 2011. Austria Wien is playing against the Luis Figo-Allstars to mark the 100 year celebration of Vienna's soccer club Austria Wien. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Former Austria Wien's player Herbert Prohaska (C) celebrates his 55th birthday with vice president Rudi Reisner (L) and manager Thomas Parits before their Austrian league soccer match against Ried in Vienna August 8, 2010. REUTERS/Robert Zolles (AUSTRIA - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Former Austria Wien's player Herbert Prohaska celebrates his 55th birthday before their Austrian league soccer match against Ried in Vienna August 8, 2010. REUTERS/Robert Zolles (AUSTRIA - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Austrian soccer legends Hans Krankl (R) and Herbert Prohaska share a joke during the presentation of a shirt collection in Vienna April 15, 2008. REUTERS/Herwig Prammer (AUSTRIA) (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) 

Austrian soccer legends Hans Krankl, Toni Polster, Herbert Prohaska and Andreas Herzog (L-R) pose for photographers during a presentation of a shirt collection in Vienna April 15, 2008. REUTERS/Herwig Prammer (AUSTRIA) (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) 

Austrian soccer legends Hans Krankl (R) and Herbert Prohaska share a joke during the presentation of a shirt collection in Vienna April 15, 2008. REUTERS/Herwig Prammer (AUSTRIA) (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) 

Austrian soccer legends Hans Krankl, Toni Polster, Herbert Prohaska and Andreas Herzog (L-R) present a shirt collection in Vienna April 15, 2008. REUTERS/Herwig Prammer (AUSTRIA) EURO 2008 PREVIEW 

Austrian Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (C), former President of Austrian football association Beppo Mauhart (2nd L), former Austrian national soccer team players Herbert Prohaska (L), Johann Krankl (R) and Anton Polster (2nd R) pose for photographers after a news conference in Vienna February 21, 2008. (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) REUTERS/Herbert Neubauer (AUSTRIA) 

Austrian Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (C) listens to journalists questions next to former Austrian national soccer team players Herbert Prohaska (L) and Johann Krankl (R) during a news conference in Vienna February 21, 2008. (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) REUTERS/Herbert Neubauer (AUSTRIA) 

Austrian Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer (C) addresses the media next to former President of the Austrian football association Beppo Mauhart (L) former Austrian national soccer team players Herbert Prohaska (2nd L) Johann Krankl (3rd R) Anton Polster (2nd R) and chief co-ordinator of the Austrian government for the EURO 2008 soccer championships Heinz Palme (R) during a news conference in Vienna February 21, 2008. (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) REUTERS/Herbert Neubauer (AUSTRIA) 

Former Austrian soccer stars Herbert Prohaska (L) and Andreas Herzog (R) perform with a dancer of the Austrian state opera ballet during the opening ceremony in the opera house at the traditional opera ball in Vienna January 31, 2008. REUTERS/Hans Klaus Techt/Pool (AUSTRIA) 

Former Austrian national soccer team players Herbert Prohaska (L) and Andreas Herzog (R) perform with a member of the Austrian state opera ballet during a rehearsal for the opera ball in Vienna January 30, 2008. The traditional Opera Ball will take place at the opera house in Vienna on January 31. REUTERS/Herbert Neubauer (AUSTRIA) 

Austrian former national soccer team players Herbert Prohaska, Anton Polster and Hans Krankl (L-R) pose after a news conference in Vienna September 19, 2007. REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader (AUSTRIA) 

Former Austrian soccer player Herbert Prohaska throws a ball as Vice-Mayor Grete Laska presents a EURO 2008 flag in Vienna June 25, 2007. REUTERS/Herbert Neubauer (AUSTRIA) 

Former Austrian soccer player Herbert Prohaska throws a ball as Vice-Mayor Grete Laska presents a EURO 2008 flag in Vienna June 25, 2007. REUTERS/Herbert Neubauer (AUSTRIA) 

Austrian soccer players Anton Polster (L) and Herbert Prohaska pose with their cups in Vienna August 17, 2004. Polster and Prohaska were honoured during a live TV show on occasion of "100 years Austrian soccer federation". REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader HPB/ACM 

German soccer legend Franz Beckenbauer (R) congratulates Austria's Herbert Prohaska as "Austrian soccer player of the century" in Vienna August 17, 2004. Prohaska was elected during a live TV show on the occasion of "100 years Austrian soccer federation". REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader HPB/MD 

2. Im Bild der eingewechselte Herbert Prohaska.

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Am 29. Juni 2001 fand im Wiener Rathaus eine Gala zum 90-jaehrigen Bestehen des Fussballvereins Austria Wien statt. Im Bild die Witwe Nemec beim Tortenanschneiden neben Toni Polster, Robert Sara, Herbert Prohaska, hinten Norbert Lopper, Erich Obermaier, Friedl Koncilia (jeweils v.L.n.R.).

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Die Erste Division der Fussball-Bundesliga hat im Sinne ihres Slogans "Heute fuer Morgen" seit Mittwoch, 28. Februar 2001, mit Ex-Teamchef Herbert Prohaska einen neuen Mentor gefunden. REUTERS.

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Austria's team coach Herbert Prohaska talks at a news conference on March 28. Prohaska said March 29 he was resigning immediately as team coach after the team's 9-0 debacle in Saturday's Euro 2000 group six qualifier against Spain. Prohaska, who has held the position for just over six years, announced his decision to quit after talks with federation president Beppo Mauhart.

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Austrian coach Herbert Prohaska instructs his players (L-R) Andreas Heraf, Andreas Herzog, Anton Pfeffer, Markus Schopp, Peter Schoettel and Roman Maehlich during a training session in Arsac June 20. Austria have drawn their first two games of the World Cup and will play Italy in their final group match.

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Austria's team coach Herbert Prohaska relaxes at the seaside west of Bordeaux June 19. [The second match of the Austrians at the World Cup against Chile on Wednesday ended with a 1-1 draw. ]
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Austrian team coach Herbert Prohaska relaxes at the seaside west of Bordeaux June 19. The second match of the Austrians at the World Cup against Chile on Wednesday ended with a 1-1 draw.

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Ivica Vastic (L) and coach Herbert Prohaska are all smiles as they leave the Austrian press centre after a news conference June 18. Vastic scored the equalising goal for Austria in the last minute during the match against Chile on Wednesday. The match ended with a 1-1 draw.

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Andreas Herzog is in a thoughtful mood as he sits next to Austrian team coach Herbert Prohaska (R) during a news conference shortly after the team's arrival at St. Etienne airport June 16. The Austrians will play their second match at the World Cup against Chile here on Wednesday.

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Coach Herbert Prohaska kicks the ball as he walks past players (L to R) Markus Schopp, Martin Amerhauser and Dietmar Kuehbauer during a training session of the Austrian national team in Arsac June 14. The first match of the Austrians at the World Cup against Cameroon on Thursday ended with a 1-1 draw.

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Austria's coach Herbert Prohaska gestures as the team relaxes in a thermal spa on the Atlantic coast near Bordeaux, June 13. [The first match of the Austrians at the World Cup against Cameroon on Thursday ended 1-1. ]
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Austrian coach Herbert Prohaska gestures as the team relaxes in a thermal spa on the Atlantic coast near Bordeaux, June 13. The first match of the Austrians at the World Cup against Cameroon on Thursday ended 1-1.

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Austrian team captain Anton Polster (L) talks to coach Herbert Prohaska during a training session in Arsac June 9. [The Austrians will play their first match at the World Cup against Cameroon on Thursday. ]
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Austrian team captain Anton Polster (R) and coach Herbert Prohaska (L) are all smiles during the first news conference in the Austrian press centre in Margaux near Bordeaux June 7. Austria will play at the World Cup in Group B with [Italy, Chile and Cameroon. ]
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Coach Herbert Prohaska (R) instructs players (L to R) Walter Kogler, Peter Stoeger, Harald Cerny, Martin Hiden, Andreas Heraf and Peter Schoettl during a practice session of the Austrian national soccer team at a training camp for the upcoming World Cup May 21. Austria will play in France in Group B with [Italy, Chile and Cameroon.]
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Coach Herbert Prohaska (R) instructs players (L to R) Walter Kogler, Peter Stoeger, Harald Cerny, Martin Hiden, Andreas Heraf and Peter Schoettl during a practice session of the Austrian national soccer team at a training camp for the upcoming World Cup May 21. Austria will play in France in Group B with Italy, Chile and Kamerun.

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Austrian team coach Herbert Prohaska is carried on the shoulders of players Toni Polster (L) and Dieter Ramusch after the final World Cup qualification match against -Belarus October 11. Austria won the match 4-0 and also won the World Cup qualification group 4. 

Austrian team coach Herbert Prohaska is carried on the shoulders of players Toni Polster (L) and Dieter Ramusch after the final World Cup qualifier against -Belarus, October 11. Austria won the match 4-0 and also won the World Cup qualification group 4. 

Austrian soccer players with striker Toni Polster (R), Andreas Herzog (C) and coach Herbert Prohaska (2 nd L) celebrate with a bottle of champagne after the final World Cup qualification match against Belarus, October 11. Austria won the match 4-0 and also won the World Cup qualification group 4.

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Austrian team coach Herbert Prohaska is carried on the shoulders of players Toni Polster (L) and Dieter Ramusch after the final World Cup qualification match against Belrus October 11. Austria won the match 4-0 and also won the World Cup qualification group 4.

SPORT SOCCER 

Austrian team coach Herbert Prohaska is carried on the shoulders of players Toni Polster (L) and Dieter Ramusch after the final World Cup qualifier against Belarus, October 11. Austria won the match 4-0 and also won the World Cup qualification group 4.

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