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FC Vaduz - Spielpläne, Tabellen und Tabellen, Spieler, Statistiken und Neuigkeiten

Switzerland Challenge League

1

×

2

Betimate

Prognose Ergebnisse

durchschnittliche Tore

Gewinnchancen

Ergebnis

Switzerland Challenge League

SCL

30

26

44

2

1 - 2

2.58

2.27

Zuletzt insgesamt

Spiele gespielt FC Vaduz

02.05.25

Stade Nyonnais

FC Vaduz

CH2

27.04.25

FC Vaduz

Etoile Carouge

CH2

23.04.25

USV Eschen-Mauren

FC Vaduz

LC

18.04.25

Aarau

FC Vaduz

CH2

12.04.25

AC Bellinzona

FC Vaduz

CH2

06.04.25

FC Vaduz

Neuchatel Xamax

CH2

01.04.25

Wil 1900

FC Vaduz

CH2

28.03.25

FC Vaduz

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

CH2

16.03.25

FC Vaduz

AC Bellinzona

CH2

07.03.25

FC Schaffhausen

FC Vaduz

CH2

02.03.25

Etoile Carouge

FC Vaduz

CH2

23.02.25

FC Vaduz

Aarau

CH2

14.02.25

Neuchatel Xamax

FC Vaduz

CH2

09.02.25

FC Vaduz

Wil 1900

CH2

01.02.25

FC Vaduz

Stade Nyonnais

CH2

24.01.25

FC Thun

FC Vaduz

CH2

14.12.24

FC Vaduz

Etoile Carouge

CH2

08.12.24

AC Bellinzona

FC Vaduz

CH2

03.12.24

Stade Nyonnais

FC Vaduz

CH2

29.11.24

FC Vaduz

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

22.11.24

Stade Nyonnais

FC Vaduz

CH2

08.11.24

FC Vaduz

Neuchatel Xamax

CH2

01.11.24

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

FC Vaduz

CH2

27.10.24

Wil 1900

FC Vaduz

CH2

19.10.24

FC Vaduz

FC Thun

CH2

16.10.24

FC Triesenberg II

FC Vaduz

LC

05.10.24

Aarau

FC Vaduz

CH2

29.09.24

FC Vaduz

AC Bellinzona

CH2

24.09.24

Etoile Carouge

FC Vaduz

CH2

20.09.24

FC Vaduz

Aarau

CH2

06.09.24

FC Vaduz

Lucerne

EF

30.08.24

Neuchatel Xamax

FC Vaduz

CH2

25.08.24

FC Vaduz

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

CH2

11.08.24

FC Schaffhausen

FC Vaduz

CH2

04.08.24

FC Vaduz

Wil 1900

CH2

01.08.24

FC Vaduz

St Patricks

UCLQ

28.07.24

FC Thun

FC Vaduz

CH2

25.07.24

St Patricks

FC Vaduz

UCLQ

21.07.24

FC Vaduz

Stade Nyonnais

CH2

Siege

Remis

Niederlagen

Gesamtstatistik

FC Vaduz

gespielte Spiele 39

Tore (erzielt /zulassen)

65

1.67

1.33

52

Unter/Über

1.5

12

31%

69%

27

2.5

18

46%

54%

21

3.5

23

59%

41%

16

Spiele Tor/Tor (Ja/Nein)

23

59%

41%

16

Spielen zu Null (Ja/Nein)

11

28%

72%

28

ein Tor erzielen (Ja/Nein)

29

74%

26%

10

Gesamttabelle		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Thun	68	33	20	8	5	65 - 33	32
2	Aarau	57	34	15	12	7	59 - 43	16
3	Etoile Carouge	54	34	15	9	10	57 - 43	14
4	Wil 1900	50	34	13	11	10	57 - 51	6
5	Stade Lausanne-Ouchy	47	34	12	11	11	50 - 43	7
6	FC Vaduz	47	33	12	11	10	44 - 44	0
7	Neuchatel Xamax	38	34	11	5	18	52 - 61	-9
8	AC Bellinzona	38	34	9	11	14	40 - 57	-17
9	Stade Nyonnais	35	34	10	5	19	42 - 65	-23
10	FC Schaffhausen	25	34	7	7	20	39 - 65	-26

das Zubehör

Datum

Spiel

11.05.25

SCL

FC Vaduz – FC Thun

16.05.25

SCL

FC Vaduz – FC Schaffhausen

20.05.25

LC

FC Balzers – FC Vaduz

23.05.25

SCL

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy – FC Vaduz

Switzerland Challenge League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Thun	68	33	20	8	5	65 - 33	32
2	Aarau	57	34	15	12	7	59 - 43	16
3	Etoile Carouge	54	34	15	9	10	57 - 43	14
4	Wil 1900	50	34	13	11	10	57 - 51	6
5	Stade Lausanne-Ouchy	47	34	12	11	11	50 - 43	7
6	FC Vaduz	47	33	12	11	10	44 - 44	0
7	Neuchatel Xamax	38	34	11	5	18	52 - 61	-9
8	AC Bellinzona	38	34	9	11	14	40 - 57	-17
9	Stade Nyonnais	35	34	10	5	19	42 - 65	-23
10	FC Schaffhausen	25	34	7	7	20	39 - 65	-26

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Warren Caddy Warren Caddy Stade Lausanne-Ouchy Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

15

3

26

2021

135

2

Rilind Nivokazi Rilind Nivokazi AC Bellinzona AC Bellinzona

14

1

31

2494

179

3

Elias Louan Pasche Elias Louan Pasche Stade Nyonnais Stade Nyonnais

12

3

31

2427

203

4

Shkelqim Demhasaj Shkelqim Demhasaj Neuchatel Xamax Neuchatel Xamax

11

0

32

2255

205

5

Valon Fazliu Valon Fazliu Aarau Aarau

11

3

26

2220

202

6

Oscar Correia Ferreira Oscar Correia Ferreira Etoile Carouge Etoile Carouge

11

1

32

1940

177

7

Fabrizio Cavegn Fabrizio Cavegn FC Vaduz FC Vaduz

11

5

33

2392

218

8

Henri Koide Henri Koide Aarau Aarau

10

0

30

1815

182

9

Nico Maier Nico Maier Wil 1900 Wil 1900

9

1

30

2485

277

10

Yannick Toure Yannick Toure Aarau Aarau

9

0

29

1913

213

Switzerland Challenge League Fixtures

05/11/2025 12:15

05/16/2025 18:15

05/16/2025 18:15

05/16/2025 18:15

Neuchatel Xamax

05/16/2025 18:15

FC Schaffhausen

05/16/2025 18:15

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

05/23/2025 18:15

05/23/2025 18:15

Neuchatel Xamax

05/23/2025 18:15

FC Schaffhausen

05/23/2025 18:15

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

Switzerland Challenge League Results

05/09/2025 18:15

05/09/2025 17:30

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

05/09/2025 17:30

FC Schaffhausen

05/09/2025 17:30

Neuchatel Xamax

05/04/2025 12:15

FC Schaffhausen

05/03/2025 16:00

Neuchatel Xamax

05/02/2025 18:15

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

05/02/2025 18:15

05/02/2025 17:30

04/27/2025 12:15

FC Vaduz is a professional football club based in Vaduz, Liechtenstein. The club was founded in 1932 and is the most successful football team in the country. Despite being from Liechtenstein, FC Vaduz competes in the Swiss football league system due to Liechtenstein not having its own league, and traditionally dominates the Liechtenstein Football Cup.FC Vaduz plays its home matches at the Rheinpark Stadion in Vaduz, which is recognized as one of the most modern stadiums in the region. The team's traditional colors are red and white, and the club badge features elements representing both Liechtenstein’s capital and its national identity.With an enthusiastic fanbase known as “Vaduzer” or “the Reds”, FC Vaduz is a symbol of national pride. Although there are no major local rivalries due to the absence of other fully professional clubs in Liechtenstein, the club enjoys passionate support both locally and from Liechtensteiners abroad.Throughout its history, FC Vaduz has featured a range of noted international players and has produced influential local talents. The club is renowned for its success in domestic cup competitions and regular participation in European tournaments via its Liechtenstein Cup triumphs.Today, FC Vaduz continues to represent Liechtenstein in Switzerland’s professional leagues and European competition, showcasing the principality’s footballing ambitions on the international stage.

Team:	FC Vaduz
Full name:	Fussball Club Vaduz
Country:	Liechtenstein
Nickname:	Der FCV, Die Roten (The Reds)
Founded:	14/02/1932
Colors:	Red and White
Stadium:	Rheinpark Stadion 7,584 seats
Address:	Rheinpark Stadion, Rheinstrasse 30 9490 Vaduz, Liechtenstein
Telephone:	+423 231 19 19
Fax:	+423 231 19 10
Website:	https://www.fcvaduz.li/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Vaduz

Founded

Fussball Club Vaduz, widely known as FC Vaduz, was founded on February 14, 1932, in the capital of Liechtenstein. Initially, the club competed in local and regional competitions, striving to establish itself as a force in the region. FC Vaduz quickly emerged as Liechtenstein’s leading football club, playing in neighboring Switzerland’s leagues due to Liechtenstein’s lack of a national league system. Over the decades, FC Vaduz established itself as a dominant force domestically and made its reputation in Swiss football by climbing through the tiers.

The club’s biggest breakthrough internationally came with regular qualifications for the UEFA Europa League, a right earned through consistent victories in the Liechtenstein Football Cup. FC Vaduz is the record holder for the most Liechtenstein Cup titles by a significant margin, reflecting decades of dominance.

In Swiss football, FC Vaduz has enjoyed spells in the Swiss Super League, Switzerland’s top division, most recently in the 2020–21 season. Their history is marked by cup triumphs, European nights, and the development of Liechtenstein football.

Finances and ownership

FC Vaduz operates as a professional club but retains many of the characteristics of a community-driven organization. The club is owned by FC Vaduz AG, in which major shares are held by local businessmen and the club association itself. The club’s financial structure reflects its status as the premier team in a small country, relying on sponsorships, community support, and prize money from European competitions—especially the Liechtenstein Cup’s UEFA Europa Conference League tickets.

Due to the club's limited market and small population base, FC Vaduz's yearly budget is modest compared to Swiss or major European clubs, yet sound financial management and prudent investment in talent and facilities have kept the club competitive.

The club’s revenue streams are enhanced by regular European competition and partnerships with national football institutions. Budget transparency and financial stability are cornerstones of FC Vaduz’s operations.

Popular culture

As the only fully professional football club in Liechtenstein, FC Vaduz enjoys significant cultural status. The club’s supporters, known for their loyalty, create an energetic atmosphere at Rheinpark Stadion, especially during cup finals and European matches. The red and white colors are widely recognized, and matchdays in Vaduz take on a festival atmosphere.

FC Vaduz is a source of national pride and unity, with its cup successes celebrated as national holidays. The club is also committed to youth development, regularly engaging with the local community and supporting grassroots football across Liechtenstein. FC Vaduz’s European exploits have put the tiny country on the footballing map, ensuring their matches are followed by Liechtensteiners across the world.

While FC Vaduz remains relatively apolitical and inclusive, it plays a crucial role in promoting Liechtenstein’s national identity, acting as a sporting ambassador abroad.

Players

FC Vaduz’s history is enlivened by a mix of outstanding domestic and international players. The club traditionally serves as the main platform for Liechtenstein’s national team players, while also attracting Swiss and other foreign talents. Well-known figures like Mario Frick, Franz Burgmeier, and Peter Jehle have made vital contributions to the club and national team.

Current squads typically combine local players, many with international caps for Liechtenstein, and strategic foreign signings. FC Vaduz’s player development system is highly regarded within the country for nurturing homegrown talent.

Famous Players

Mario Frick: A legendary Liechtenstein striker and national team record scorer, Frick played and later managed FC Vaduz, helping elevate the club to the Swiss top flight and enjoying a distinguished international career.
Peter Jehle: The iconic Liechtenstein national team goalkeeper spent long periods at FC Vaduz, providing leadership and countless standout performances for both club and country.
Franz Burgmeier: A versatile midfielder and one of Liechtenstein’s best players, Burgmeier had notable spells with FC Vaduz and was pivotal during their European campaigns.
Nicolas Hasler: A Liechtensteiner international, Hasler came through FC Vaduz’s ranks before continuing his professional career in MLS and Switzerland.
Mathias Christen: Another key Liechtenstein international, who was a reliable presence in FC Vaduz’s midfield and contributed to many of their cup victories.
Sandro Wieser: A prominent Liechtensteiner midfielder who played at higher-profile leagues but had important periods at Vaduz, contributing to their domestic dominance.

These players have greatly contributed not only to FC Vaduz’s success but also to the Liechtenstein national team, making FC Vaduz synonymous with the country’s top footballing talent.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇱🇮 Mario Frick	FW	120	258	0.47
2	🇱🇮 Franz Burgmeier	MF	50	301	0.17
3	🇱🇮 Mathias Christen	MF	36	163	0.22
4	🇱🇮 Nicolas Hasler	MF	35	112	0.31
5	🇨🇭 Pascal Schürpf	FW	33	102	0.32
6	🇱🇮 Sandro Wieser	MF	28	85	0.33
7	🇱🇮 Yanik Frick	FW	27	70	0.39
8	🇨🇭 Philipp Muntwiler	MF	25	145	0.17
9	🇱🇮 Michele Polverino	MF	21	189	0.11
10	🇱🇮 Dennis Salanović	FW	20	59	0.34

Typical Squad

FC Vaduz builds its squad around a blend of Liechtenstein internationals and foreign professionals, often utilizing a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation. The team is known for its disciplined defensive structure and efficient counter-attacking style.

Goalkeeper

The club’s goalkeepers are often Liechtenstein internationals or notable Swiss/German professionals. Historically, Peter Jehle is the most prominent. In more recent times, key figures include Benjamin Büchel, the Liechtenstein national team’s first-choice goalkeeper.

Defender

Defenders reflect a mixture of experience and youth, with several Liechtenstein national team players regularly making up the backline, such as Maximilian Göppel and Daniel Kaufmann, alongside international signings.

Midfielder

Midfielders often include prominent Liechtensteiner players and Swiss imports, with an emphasis on tactical discipline and work rate. Philippe Muntwiler and Sandro Wieser have featured prominently in recent seasons.

Forward

The attacking line often sees a blend of promising local talents and experienced professionals. Historically, the forward line has included Mario Frick and, more recently, Yanik Frick and Tunahan Çiçek.

FC Vaduz remains committed to developing homegrown players and providing the backbone of the national team.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season will see FC Vaduz continue in the Swiss Challenge League, alongside their traditional participation in the Liechtenstein Football Cup and a potential European campaign via the UEFA Europa Conference League (pending qualification).

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Benjamin Büchel	🇱🇮	Liechtenstein	04/07/1989
Updating	35	Justin Ospelt	🇱🇮	Liechtenstein	07/09/1999
Defender
Updating	4	Daniel Kaufmann	🇱🇮	Liechtenstein	22/05/1990
Updating	17	Maximilian Göppel	🇱🇮	Liechtenstein	31/05/1997
Updating	3	Florian Grippo	🇨🇭	Switzerland	10/01/1993
Updating	5	Gabriel Lüchinger	🇨🇭	Switzerland	18/12/1992
Midfielder
Updating	8	Philipp Muntwiler	🇨🇭	Switzerland	25/02/1987
Updating	7	Noel Schmid	🇱🇮	Liechtenstein	21/04/2001
Updating	23	Sandro Wieser	🇱🇮	Liechtenstein	03/02/1993
Updating	15	Sascha Burchert	🇩🇪	Germany	30/10/1989
Forward
Updating	9	Tunahan Çiçek	🇨🇭	Switzerland	12/05/1992
Updating	11	Yanik Frick	🇱🇮	Liechtenstein	31/10/1998
Updating	21	Deniz Mujic	🇦🇹	Austria	07/06/1990
Manager
Updating		Mario Frick	🇱🇮	Liechtenstein	07/09/1974
Assistant Manager
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Coach

FC Vaduz, the most successful football club from Liechtenstein and a regular competitor in the Swiss football league system, has had a number of esteemed coaches throughout its history. These managers have played key roles in domestic dominance, European forays, and the overall development of football in Liechtenstein. Here are the most notable coaches in the history of FC Vaduz:

Heinz Hermann: Managing FC Vaduz from 2002 to 2005, the former Swiss international led the club through one of its most stable periods, establishing Vaduz as a consistent challenger in the Swiss Challenge League and leading them to three consecutive Liechtenstein Cup titles.
Pierre Littbarski: The German World Cup winner coached Vaduz from 2006 to 2008 and was pivotal in helping the team earn promotion to the Swiss Super League for the first time in club history in 2008.
Giorgio Contini: Serving as coach from 2012 to 2017, Contini guided FC Vaduz to their first ever promotion to the Swiss Super League in 2014 and consolidated its place as the strongest club in Liechtenstein, winning multiple Liechtenstein Cup titles and representing the country in European competitions.
Mario Frick: Arguably the most iconic figure associated with FC Vaduz as both a player and a coach, Frick managed the club from December 2018 until 2022. He oversaw Vaduz’s promotion back to the Swiss Super League in 2020 and led the club to further Liechtenstein Cup successes.
Interim and current managers, such as Markus Mader, have continued the club’s tradition of domestic dominance and competitive presence in Switzerland and in European qualifying rounds.

These coaches, among others, have significantly contributed to FC Vaduz's remarkable domestic achievements and Liechtenstein’s representation in European football.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/07/2022 – Present	Markus Mader	Austria	21/06/1968
10/12/2018 – 30/06/2022	Mario Frick	Liechtenstein	07/09/1974
01/07/2017 – 10/12/2018	Roland Vrabec	Germany	19/03/1974
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2017	Giorgio Contini	Switzerland	04/01/1974
01/07/2010 – 30/06/2012	Eric Orie	Netherlands	25/01/1968
01/07/2008 – 30/06/2010	Urs Meier	Switzerland	03/07/1961
01/07/2006 – 30/06/2008	Pierre Littbarski	Germany	16/04/1960
01/07/2005 – 30/06/2006	Ryszard Komornicki	Poland	14/08/1959
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2005	Heinz Hermann	Switzerland	28/03/1958
01/07/2001 – 30/06/2002	Martin Andermatt	Switzerland	21/11/1961
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2001	Federico Giampaolo	Italy	03/03/1970
1999 – 2000	Hans-Peter Zaugg	Switzerland	02/12/1952
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1995 – 1996	Wolfgang Bickel	Germany	08/05/1955
1994 – 1995	Rainer Willfeld	Germany	08/04/1945
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Crests and Colors

FC Vaduz, based in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, is the country’s most prominent professional football club. Throughout its history, the club has maintained a consistent identity while making subtle updates to its crest and color scheme.

The original crest of FC Vaduz features the initials “FCV” integrated within a classic shield, promoting a sense of tradition and regional pride. Over the decades, minor refinements have modernized the shape and typography of the crest, but the core elements remain unchanged. In 2003, a redesign brought a more streamlined, contemporary look: a bold white “V” set within a red shield, accented with subtle silver edges, reflecting the club’s ambition and dynamism. To this day, the red and white colors symbolize the traditional hues of both Vaduz and Liechtenstein.

FC Vaduz’s traditional colors are bright red and white. The home kit is predominantly red with white trimming, representing the city’s flag and Liechtenstein’s heraldic colors. On occasion, black and blue have been used as secondary or away kit colors, but the club always returns to its iconic red and white scheme for its primary look.

In summary, FC Vaduz’s crest and colors remain a source of pride for its supporters, encapsulating both the club’s local heritage and its ambitions as Liechtenstein’s football ambassador on the European stage.

Fan Club

Despite Liechtenstein's small population, FC Vaduz enjoys strong support from local and regional fans. The most notable supporters’ group is the “Vaduz Supporters Club,” known for their unwavering loyalty and their passionate presence at home and away matches. Their displays of red and white banners and coordinated chants help create an energetic atmosphere at the Rheinpark Stadion.

The characteristics of FC Vaduz’s fan base include friendliness, family orientation, and cross-border appeal, as many fans visit from neighboring Switzerland and Austria. The club’s supporters are celebrated for their hospitality and their close-knit community spirit, making matchdays memorable for both home and visiting fans alike. In European matches, the fan club organizes trips and collective events, embodying the pride of Liechtenstein as they support the team against some of the continent’s giants.

FC Vaduz fans are known for their respect, inclusivity, and sportsmanship. This unique fan culture reflects the multicultural environment of the region and the club’s status as a national symbol.

Stadium

FC Vaduz plays home matches at the Rheinpark Stadion, located in Vaduz, Liechtenstein. Opened in 1998, the stadium is a modern, all-seater venue with a capacity of approximately 7,584 spectators. Despite its relatively small size compared to many European venues, Rheinpark Stadion is one of the most important sporting facilities in the region, hosting both FC Vaduz matches and Liechtenstein national team fixtures.

The stadium is renowned for its scenic backdrop, with the Rhine River and surrounding Alpine mountains providing a picturesque setting. It has undergone several phases of renovation and modernization, including improved seating and hospitality areas to meet UEFA requirements for European competitions. The latest developments were completed in 2011, ensuring that the stadium offers a comfortable and high-quality experience for both players and fans.

Rheinpark Stadion stands as a symbol of Liechtenstein football, bringing together the community and offering a unique matchday experience in one of Europe’s smallest countries.

Honours and Awards

FC Vaduz is the most successful football club in Liechtenstein, dominating the national cup competition and making regular appearances in European football. Despite competing in the Swiss football league system due to the absence of a national league in Liechtenstein, FC Vaduz has accumulated a range of honours:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Liechtenstein Football Cup	49	Winner	1948–49, 1950–51, 1951–52, 1952–53, 1953–54, 1954–55, 1955–56, 1956–57, 1957–58, 1958–59, 1959–60, 1960–61, 1961–62, 1962–63, 1963–64, 1964–65, 1965–66, 1966–67, 1967–68, 1968–69, 1969–70, 1970–71, 1971–72, 1972–73, 1973–74, 1974–75, 1975–76, 1976–77, 1977–78, 1978–79, 1979–80, 1982–83, 1983–84, 1984–85, 1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1991–92, 1994–95, 1996–97, 1997–98, 1998–99, 1999–00, 2000–01, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2014–15, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19, 2019–20, 2021–22, 2022–23
2	Swiss Challenge League	1	Winner	2007–08 (Switzerland)
3	Swiss Cup	0	Runners-up	Updating...
4	European Competitions*	Group Stage	UEFA Europa Conference League	2022–23

*Note: FC Vaduz is the first Liechtenstein club to reach the group stage of a UEFA competition (2022–23 UEFA Europa Conference League).

FC Vaduz continues to bring pride to Liechtenstein through their dominance at the national cup and steady representation in Swiss and European competitions.

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FAQs about FC Vaduz

Q: Which league does FC Vaduz play in?

A: FC Vaduz participates primarily in the Swiss football league system, most recently competing in the Swiss Challenge League, the second tier.

Q: Why does FC Vaduz not play in a Liechtenstein football league?

A: Liechtenstein does not have its own national league system. FC Vaduz and other clubs from the country compete in the Swiss football league structure.

Q: How many times has FC Vaduz won the Liechtenstein Football Cup?

A: FC Vaduz has won the Liechtenstein Football Cup a record 49 times as of 2023.

Q: Where is the home stadium of FC Vaduz located?

A: FC Vaduz plays at Rheinpark Stadion, which is located in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, with a capacity of around 7,584 spectators.

Q: Has FC Vaduz played in European competitions?

A: Yes. FC Vaduz is the first Liechtenstein club to reach the group stages of a UEFA competition, competing in the 2022–23 UEFA Europa Conference League.

Q: What are FC Vaduz’s traditional colors?

A: The club’s traditional colors are red and white, symbolizing regional and national identity.

Q: Who are FC Vaduz’s main rivals?

A: As the leading club in Liechtenstein, FC Vaduz’s primary local rivalry exists with other Liechtenstein clubs during the national cup, but no intense rival exists within the Swiss leagues.

Q: What is the capacity and special feature of Rheinpark Stadion?

A: Rheinpark Stadion has a capacity of 7,584 and is renowned for its beautiful Alpine backdrop.

Q: Who is FC Vaduz’s fan club?

A: The most recognized supporter group is the “Vaduz Supporters Club,” known for their passionate yet friendly support.

Q: How often does FC Vaduz qualify for European tournaments?

A: FC Vaduz regularly qualifies for European qualification rounds by winning the Liechtenstein Football Cup, appearing frequently in the UEFA Europa Conference League and formerly in the UEFA Europa League qualifiers.

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