Austrian Bundesliga 门票

The 2026/27 title race

The Austrian Bundesliga enters 2026/27 with SK Sturm Graz defending the title they claimed last time out, while RB Salzburg remain the division's dominant force after more than a decade of near-total control domestically. Both sides meet early in the season, alongside the traditional Viennese powers Rapid Vienna and Austria Vienna, whose derby carries the biggest atmosphere in Austrian football. Twelve clubs contest the regular season before it splits into championship and qualification groups, so early results carry extra weight for anyone planning to follow a side through to the run-in.

Fixtures worth building a trip around

The season's opening rounds already set up some notable meetings.

• Sat 19 Sept: Austria Lustenau host SC Rheindorf Altach at the SUN MINIMEAL Arena
• Sat 19 Sept: Grazer AK welcome Austria Vienna to Merkur Arena
• Sun 20 Sept: RB Salzburg host SK Sturm Graz at Red Bull Arena Salzburg
• Sat 10 Oct: Austria Vienna face Sturm Graz at Generali-Arena, while Grazer AK take on Salzburg

That last weekend gives fans two genuine title-race fixtures within a day of each other. Further down the table, Austria Lustenau, TSV Hartberg, WSG Swarovski Tirol and SV Josko Ried all open their campaigns against one another, matches that tend to decide who avoids the relegation play-off in May.

Grounds across the country

Following the Austrian Bundesliga means travelling across a compact but varied set of venues. Red Bull Arena Salzburg is the most modern stadium in the division and regularly stages European nights alongside league games. In the capital, Allianz Stadion gives Rapid Vienna a purpose-built home with strong transport links, while Austria Vienna's Generali-Arena sits closer to the city centre. Tivoli Stadion Tirol in Innsbruck and Lavanttal-Arena in Wolfsberg round out the grounds most visiting supporters will want to plan a trip around, each offering a different scale of matchday depending on the size of the fixture.

Comparing seats and prices

Ticket allocations, pricing structures and availability windows vary from club to club in the Austrian Bundesliga, which makes comparing before buying worthwhile. This page tracks Austrian Bundesliga tickets across StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, so fans can see how prices differ for the same fixture before deciding where to book. Bigger derbies, such as Rapid Vienna against Austria Vienna or any fixture involving RB Salzburg, tend to move fastest, so checking prices as soon as a round is confirmed is the safest way to keep a wider choice of seating.

Beyond the top two

The mid-table and relegation battles in the Austrian Bundesliga are often just as tightly fought as the title race. WSG Swarovski Tirol, LASK Linz and Wolfsberger have all pushed for European qualification in recent seasons without quite matching Salzburg or Sturm Graz, and any of them is capable of an upset on the right day. For supporters building a season around a handful of games rather than a single club, pairing these mid-table matches with the Viennese derby and Salzburg's title defence gives a genuine sense of where Austrian football stands this season.