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77 Matches
43 wins
13 draws
21 losses
144–85 Goals
+59 Difference
1.9 Scored per game
Form W 17 Jun · Home Jordan · 3:1 L 22 Jun · Away Argentina · 0:2 D 28 Jun · Away Algeria · 3:3 L 2 Jul · Away Spain · 0:3 W 24 Sep · Home Israel · 3:1 W 27 Sep · Home Kosovo National Team · 3:1

Vienna, 4 June 1954: Austria beat Switzerland 7–5 in a World Cup quarter-final that still stands as the highest-scoring match in the tournament's history, then went on to see off Uruguay for third place. The run capped a decade in which Austria had already reached a World Cup semi-final, in 1934, and an Olympic final in Berlin two years later, where they took silver. Behind those results stood the "Wunderteam" of the early 1930s, built under coach Hugo Meisl around Matthias Sindelar, a forward whose name is still the one attached to that team.

The team itself dates back further than the association that now runs it: its first international was played in Vienna in October 1902, a 5–0 win over Hungary, a year and a half before the Austrian Football Association was even founded. Hungary has remained the fixture that matters most, the two sides having met well over a hundred times since that first afternoon.

More recent history has been leaner by comparison. Two runs to the last 16 at the European Championship, in 2020 and 2024, both ended against sides that went on to knock them out narrowly — Italy, then the Netherlands. Marko Arnautović carries the current side's attacking weight, having overtaken Toni Polster as the national team's all-time leading scorer while also becoming its most-capped player. Ralf Rangnick has been in charge of building the squad since taking the job.

Home games are played in front of crowds of up to 50,865 at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion, on the banks of the Danube in Vienna.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
27 Sep UEFA Nations League Kosovo National Team H 3:1 W
24 Sep UEFA Nations League Israel H 3:1 W
2 Jul World Cup Spain A 0:3 L
28 Jun World Cup Algeria A 3:3 D
22 Jun World Cup Argentina A 0:2 L
17 Jun World Cup Jordan H 3:1 W

Standing

UEFA Nations League

Group stage · Group 3

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 Spain 1 1 0 3:2 3
1 Austria 2 2 0 6:2 6
1 Slovakia 1 1 0 2:0 3
2 Croatia 1 1 0 2:1 3
2 Kosovo National Team 2 1 1 2:3 3
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 77
77 Matches
43 wins
13 draws
21 losses
144–85 Goals
+59 Difference
1.9 Scored per game
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 77
43wins: 43 · 55% 13draws: 13 · 16% 21losses: 21 · 27%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
17 Jun · Home Jordan · 3:1
22 Jun · Away Argentina · 0:2
28 Jun · Away Algeria · 3:3
2 Jul · Away Spain · 0:3
24 Sep · Home Israel · 3:1
27 Sep · Home Kosovo National Team · 3:1
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 77 40 37
Scored 144 91 53
Conceded 85 44 41
Scored per game 1.9 2.3 1.4
Conceded per game 1.1 1.1 1.1
Difference +59 +47 +12

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Squad of Austria

by appearances over the last year
Number Player Position Age Matches
5 Stefan Posch Defender 8
6 Nicolas Seiwald Midfielder 8
2 David Affengruber Defender 8
23 Marco Friedl Defender 8
22 Alexander Prass Defender 8
10 AT Paul Wanner Midfielder 20 8
12 AT Florian Wiegele Goalkeeper 25 8
21 Patrick Wimmer Midfielder 8
17 Carney Chibueze Chukwuemeka Midfielder 8
3 Kevin Danso Defender 8
18 Romano Christian Schmid Midfielder 8
9 Saša Kalajdžić Forward 8
4 Xaver Schlager Midfielder 8
1 Alexander Schlager Goalkeeper 8
11 Michael Gregoritsch Forward 7
16 AT Phillipp Mwene Defender 32 7
15 Philipp Lienhart Defender 7
25 Michael Svoboda Defender 6
9 Marcel Sabitzer Midfielder 6
7 AT Marko Arnautović Forward 37 6
8 David Olatukunbo Alaba Defender 6
13 AT Patrick Pentz Goalkeeper 29 6
10 Florian Grillitsch Midfielder 6
20 Konrad Laimer Midfielder 6
26 AT Alessandro Schöpf Midfielder 32 4
19 Dejan Ljubičić Midfielder 4
11 AT Christoph Lang Midfielder 24 2
20 AT Sascha Horvath Midfielder 30 2
15 AT Nikolas Konrad Veratschnig Defender 23 2
8 AT Junior Chukwubuike Adamu Forward 25 2
19 Marco Grüll Forward 2
19 Christoph Baumgartner Midfielder 2
7 AT Vasile Marković Midfielder 18 1
13 AT Kristian Zaviesshitcki Goalkeeper 19 1
16 Felix Bacher Defender 1
14 Maximilian Wöber Defender 1
13 AT Lukas Jungwirth Goalkeeper 22 1
12 AT Tobias Okiki Lawal Goalkeeper 26 1

Fixtures of Austria

Honours of Austria

  • Central European International Cup 1932 1
  • FIFA World Cup 1934 1
  • Olympic Games 1936 1
  • FIFA World Cup 1954 1

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