The 2013-14 campaign was a season of breathtaking dominance and triumph for Die Mozartstädter, who clinched a historic domestic double by winning the Bundesliga title and the Austrian Cup. Under manager Roger Schmidt, the team played a refreshing brand of attacking football, setting a new Bundesliga record with a phenomenal 110 goals scored. Spearheading the relentless attack was the Spanish maestro Jonathan Soriano, whose incredible 31 league goals (and 48 across all competitions) made him the league's top scorer and a celebrated hero. The campaign also featured the dazzling talents of a young Sadio Mané and the league's top assist provider, Kevin Kampl, and concluded with a memorable European run to the Europa League Round of 16, cementing it as one of the club's greatest modern chapters.