Allerheiligen

Allerheiligen spent last season back in the Landesliga Steiermark after dropping out of the Regionalliga in 2023/24, finishing bottom of the Regionalliga Mitte table. A third-place finish at the midway point of the following campaign put promotion back within reach, with a return to the third tier the target once the league structure settles.

The club traces back to 30 May 1967, set up on the initiative of young people from the village. It has stayed a stand-alone amateur side ever since, never a feeder team for anyone else, playing all its home fixtures at the Sportplatz Allerheiligen, which holds 2,200.

Promotion to the Landesliga first came in 2000/01, and the club went one better in 2004/05, winning the Landesliga Steiermark title and stepping up to the Regionalliga. That spell lasted nineteen seasons, from 2005/06 through 2023/24, with a sixth-place finish in 2007/08 and an autumn championship in 2010/11 standing out as the high points before relegation finally caught up with them.

Tomislav Kočić, once capped for Austria and a player at Sturm Graz, Red Bull Salzburg and LASK, took charge in 2013 and returned to the dugout later on.

The fixture that matters most is against SV Wildon, ten kilometres down the road. The sides went a quarter of a century without meeting in the league, the last competitive game between them dating back to 2001, before the derby resumed in 2025. Locally it goes by names like Nachbarschaftsduell or simply Derbykracher.