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Austria Salzburg

Club · Austria · 2. Liga

«The Violets»

70 Matches

25 wins

17 draws

28 losses

115–124 Goals

−9 Difference

1.6 Scored per game

Form L W L L D L

Salzburg is a city built on Mozart and the Alps, but for decades its footballing loyalty belonged to a club in violet and white, not the red-and-white franchise that plays there now. That older club, SV Austria Salzburg, took shape on 13 September 1933 through a merger of Hertha and Rapid, and over the following seventy years passed through a string of names tied to whoever sponsored it — Sparkasse, Casino, Wüstenrot — while the shirt colour stayed constant, earning it the nickname Die Violetten.

Under coach Otto Baric the club won its three Austrian championships in 1993/94, 1994/95 and 1996/97, and in that first title season reached the UEFA Cup final, losing to Inter.

On 6 April 2005, Red Bull bought the club outright. Within weeks the shirts had changed to red and white and the name to FC Red Bull Salzburg, severing the link to the Austria-Stadion identity built up since 1933. A group of supporters refused to follow the rebrand. On 7 October 2005 they registered a new SV Austria Salzburg, starting again in the seventh tier of the Austrian league system, keeping the violet and white and taking on Max Aicher Stadion, a 1,566-capacity ground, as home.

Latest results

Fixtures and results

19 Sep	2. Liga	Voitsberg A	1:2	L
12 Sep	2. Liga	Sturm Graz II H	3:3	D
5 Sep	Cup	First Vienna FC H	0:4	L
28 Aug	2. Liga	SKN St. Pölten A	0:1	L
21 Aug	2. Liga	SV Kapfenberg H	3:2	W
15 Aug	2. Liga	Austria Vienna (Am) A	1:3	L

Standing

2. Liga

#	Team	M	W	D	L	Goals	Pts
5	Austria Vienna (Am)	7	4	0	3	13:11	12
6	Wacker Innsbruck	7	3	2	2	10:8	11
7	Austria Salzburg	7	3	1	3	14:12	10
8	FC Liefering	7	3	1	3	14:15	10
9	Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz	7	3	1	3	11:12	10

Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 70

70 Matches

25 wins

17 draws

28 losses

115–124 Goals

−9 Difference

1.6 Scored per game

Match outcomes matches counted in total: 70

25 17 28

wins draws losses

Scored and conceded last matches

scored — above the line conceded — below the line

Metric	Total	Home	Away
Matches	70	35	35
Scored	115	58	57
Conceded	124	61	63
Scored per game	1.6	1.7	1.6
Conceded per game	1.8	1.7	1.8
Difference	−9	−3	−6

Key players

by appearances over the last year

T. Rorhmoser Defender 12 Matches

Moritz Eder Defender 12 Matches

Simon Nessler-Teubel Goalkeeper 12 Matches

Nico Lukasser-Weitlaner Forward 11 Matches

Luca Emanuel Meisl Defender 11 Matches

Denis Kahrimanović Midfielder 11 Matches

Florian Rieder Midfielder 9 Matches

Gabriel Marušić Defender 8 Matches

Squad of Austria Salzburg

by appearances over the last year

Number	Player	Position	Age	Matches
2	T. Rorhmoser	Defender	19	12
20	Moritz Eder	Defender	23	12
1	Simon Nessler-Teubel	Goalkeeper		12
9	Nico Lukasser-Weitlaner	Forward	20	11
55	Luca Emanuel Meisl	Defender	27	11
4	Denis Kahrimanović	Midfielder	26	11
10	Florian Rieder	Midfielder	30	9
37	Gabriel Marušić	Defender		8
14	Christoph Gruber	Defender	24	8
10	Marinko Sorda	Midfielder		8
5	Matthias Theiner	Defender		8
24	Sebastian Aigner	Defender		8
80	Luka Parkadze	Midfielder		8
1	Manuel Kalman	Goalkeeper		8
18	Benedikt Huber	Midfielder		7
77	Dario Bijelić	Midfielder		6
45	Daniel Bareš	Forward		6
8	Denizcan Cosgun	Midfielder		5
60	Simon Pirkl	Midfielder	29	4
71	Christian Gebauer	Midfielder	32	4
11	Christian Hütz	Midfielder	20	4
13	Philipp Bauer	Goalkeeper	20	4
23	Matthew Collins	Midfielder		4
19	Raphael Hofer	Defender	23	3
3	San Luca Spitali	Defender	20	3
6	T. Schandl	Midfielder	19	3
70	T. Crnkic	Forward	20	3
11	Paul Lipczinski	Midfielder	25	3
22	T. Pfeffer	Defender		2
8	M. Rottensteiner	Midfielder		1
70	Tamar Crnkic	Forward		1
5	Lucas Schweighofer	Defender		1
6	T. Schandl	Midfielder		1
3	S. Spitali	Defender		1
17	Arda Bahadir	Midfielder		1
7	Muhammad Mahmud	Forward	21	1
12	Luka-Nils Sandmayr	Defender		1
9	Tobias Pellegrini	Forward		1