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WSG Swarovski Tirol - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

WSG Swarovski Tirol
Europe Friendlies Predictions
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Austria Klagenfurt vs WSG Swarovski Tirol 05/10/2025 15:00

Austria Bundesliga

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Correct score

Avg. goals

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Score

Austria Bundesliga

AB

Austria Klagenfurt

WSG Swarovski Tirol

35

25

40

2

1 - 2

2.81

2.5

Last Overall

Played matches WSG Swarovski Tirol

01.12.22

FC Blau Weiss Linz

WSG Swarovski Tirol

EF

24.11.22

Austria Lustenau

WSG Swarovski Tirol

EF

12.11.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

SV Ried

AT1

06.11.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

FK Austria Vienna

AT1

29.10.22

Austria Klagenfurt

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

22.10.22

Hartberg

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

18.10.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Rapid Vienna

AC

15.10.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Austria Lustenau

AT1

09.10.22

SK Sturm Graz

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

01.10.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Rapid Vienna

AT1

17.09.22

LASK Linz

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

10.09.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

SCR Altach

AT1

03.09.22

FC Salzburg

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

31.08.22

FCM Traiskirchen

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AC

28.08.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Wolfsberger AC

AT1

21.08.22

SV Ried

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

13.08.22

FK Austria Vienna

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

07.08.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Austria Klagenfurt

AT1

31.07.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Hartberg

AT1

24.07.22

Austria Lustenau

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

15.07.22

Neusiedl

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AC

12.07.22

Worgl SV

WSG Swarovski Tirol

EF

09.07.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Wolfsburg

EF

03.07.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Nurnberg

EF

29.05.22

Rapid Vienna

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

26.05.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Rapid Vienna

AT1

23.05.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

LASK Linz

ABP

20.05.22

SCR Altach

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

14.05.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Hartberg

AT1

07.05.22

FC Flyeralarm Admira

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

26.04.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

LASK Linz

AT1

23.04.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

SV Ried

AT1

16.04.22

SV Ried

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

09.04.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

SCR Altach

AT1

02.04.22

Hartberg

WSG Swarovski Tirol

AT1

24.03.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

FC Blau Weiss Linz

EF

19.03.22

WSG Swarovski Tirol

FC Flyeralarm Admira

AT1

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Overall statistics

WSG Swarovski Tirol

WSG Swarovski Tirol

Played games: 37

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

78

2.11

1.73

64

Under/Over

1.5

4

11%

89%

33

2.5

10

27%

73%

27

3.5

19

51%

49%

18

Both scored games (Yes/No)

24

65%

35%

13

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

9

24%

76%

28

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

30

81%

19%

7

Fixtures

Date

Match

10.05.25

AB

Austria Klagenfurt – WSG Swarovski Tirol

17.05.25

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Hartberg – WSG Swarovski Tirol

23.05.25

AB

WSG Swarovski Tirol – Grazer AK

Europe Friendlies Table

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1	BATE Borisov	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
2	Belshina Bobruisk	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
3	Dinamo Minsk	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
4	Energetik-BGU Minsk	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
5	Dinamo Brest	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
6	FK Gomel	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
7	FC Minsk	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
8	FC Rukh Brest	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
9	FC Slutsk	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
10	FC Vitebsk	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
11	FK Arsenal Dzyarzhynsk	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
12	Isloch	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
13	Neman Grodno	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
14	Shakhter Soligorsk	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
15	Slavia Mozyr	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
16	Torpedo Zhodino	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0

WSG Swarovski Tirol is a professional football club based in Wattens, Austria. Established in 1930, the club carries a long tradition in Austrian football, known for its resilience and the strong connection to its Tyrolean roots. In recent years, WSG Swarovski Tirol has become a recognizable presence in the Austrian Bundesliga, striving to compete with the nation’s biggest clubs.

The team plays its home matches at the Tivoli-Neu stadium, located in Innsbruck, which offers a modern footballing environment for fans. The club’s traditional colors are green and white, and its crest reflects the partnership with Swarovski, as well as the mountain culture of Tirol.

WSG Swarovski Tirol has developed a loyal fan following in Tyrol and beyond, with supporters known for their passionate backing at home and away fixtures. The club has a regional rivalry with FC Wacker Innsbruck, with games often referred to as the Tyrol Derby.

Throughout its history, WSG Swarovski Tirol has produced notable players and has also been managed by experienced coaches from both inside and outside Austria. While major domestic honors have eluded the club in the top tier, their resilience and commitment have earned respect across Austrian football circles.

The club's ownership and main financial backbone comes from its long-standing association with the Swarovski crystal company, reflecting its stability and ambition. WSG Swarovski Tirol regularly participates in the Austrian Bundesliga and has had appearances in the Austrian Cup. The club’s focus remains on consolidating its place in the top flight and growing its reputation both locally and nationally.

Team:	WSG Swarovski Tirol
Full name:	Wattener Sportgemeinschaft Tirol
Country:	Austria
Nickname:	Die WSG, Grün-Weiße (Green-Whites)
Founded:	14/06/1930
Colors:	Green-White
Stadium:	Tivoli-Neu, Innsbruck 17,400 Capacity
Address:	Stadium Tivoli Neu, Olympiastraße 10, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria
Telephone:	+43 5224 52999
Fax:	+43 5224 52999-4
Website:	https://www.wsg-fussball.at/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of WSG Swarovski Tirol

Founded

Wattener Sportgemeinschaft Tirol, commonly known as WSG Swarovski Tirol, was founded on June 14, 1930, in Wattens, Austria. Established as a community sports club, WSG first rose to prominence through regional and amateur football, gradually growing in both size and professionalism over the decades. The partnership with Swarovski—a world-renowned crystal company based in Wattens—provided the club with the financial support and branding needed to reach new heights.

Starting from regional Tyrolean leagues, WSG spent many years as a competitive force in Austria’s lower divisions, capturing the Austrian Regionalliga West multiple times. Their most notable leap came in the 2018–19 season, when the club achieved promotion to the Austrian Bundesliga—the highest tier of Austrian football—for the first time in its history. This accomplishment marked a new era for WSG Swarovski Tirol, establishing the club as a regular competitor among Austria’s elite.

While the club is still in search of a major national trophy, WSG has experienced several successful cup runs and continues to develop talented local and international players, solidifying its role in Tyrolean and Austrian football.

Finances and ownership

WSG Swarovski Tirol's financial stability has been largely secured by its close historical and sponsorship ties with the Swarovski Group, a significant employer and brand in the Tyrol region. This partnership has afforded the club both financial flexibility and strategic stability over the decades. Chairman Diana Langes-Swarovski, part of the Swarovski family, has overseen significant matters regarding ownership and club management.

Despite the departure of Swarovski as the main sponsor after 2021—which led to a rebranding back to WSG Tirol—the foundations built on decades of partnership helped maintain the club’s operations and professional ambitions. WSG continues to be managed with prudence, focusing on sustainable development, youth promotion, and shrewd transfer activity to ensure competitiveness within Austrian football.

While not possessing the financial might of the country’s very top clubs, WSG Swarovski Tirol’s solid local backing and careful management allow it to remain a respected presence in the Bundesliga, balancing ambition with sustainability.

Popular culture

WSG Swarovski Tirol is renowned in Tyrol for its deep community roots and steadfast regional identity. The club enjoys a passionate local following, with fans known as "WSG-Fans" or "Grün-Weiße" (Green-Whites), frequently turning Tivoli-Neu into a lively setting for home games. The Tyrol Derby against FC Wacker Innsbruck provides the highlight of the football calendar, drawing large, boisterous crowds and showcasing fierce but friendly rivalry rooted in regional pride.

During the period of Swarovski sponsorship, WSG enjoyed both increased visibility nationwide and a distinctive brand identity, often incorporated into local events and media. Tributes to Tyrolean culture—including fan songs, green-and-white displays, and community outreach—are a hallmark of the club. The club’s presence is strong in regional media and it continues to inspire young athletes through youth development and engagement initiatives.

Overall, WSG Swarovski Tirol is not only a sporting entity but also a cultural ambassador for Tyrol, blending football, tradition, and local community spirit into a unique identity.

Player

The club has seen several talented and notable footballers represent its colors over the years, focusing on the development of players from Tyrol and abroad. While the club may not have the global superstars of larger teams, WSG Swarovski Tirol has nurtured both experienced professionals and promising young talent, contributing to Austrian football at large.

Recent squads have balanced local Tyrolean players such as Benjamin Pranter and Simon Zangerl, with international signings like Zlatko Dedic and Nikolai Baden Frederiksen, under the management of coaches including Thomas Silberberger and Karl Daxbacher. The club has become a launching pad for players seeking to prove themselves in the Austrian Bundesliga and beyond.

WSG Swarovski Tirol’s reputation for team cohesion, hard work, and the ability to nurture both domestic and international talent makes it a respected breeding ground for Austrian football.

Famous Players

Some of the most notable players to emerge from or represent WSG Swarovski Tirol include:

Zlatko Dedic: The Slovenian international striker enjoyed a prolific spell with WSG, bringing experience and scoring power to the club.
Benjamin Pranter: A talented winger and creative influence, Pranter rose through the ranks and became a key figure in WSG’s modern era.
Simon Zangerl: One of the club’s all-time leading goal scorers and a fan favorite.
Nikolai Baden Frederiksen: The Danish forward spent a successful loan spell, becoming a top scorer during the club’s Bundesliga campaigns.
Thanos Petsos: The Greek midfielder brought international experience to the squad, helping to stabilize the midfield in key seasons.

These players have helped shape the legacy of WSG Swarovski Tirol both regionally and nationally, elevating the club’s profile and competitive status.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Simon Zangerl	FW	133	178	0.75
2	Benjamin Pranter	MF	75	193	0.39
3	Florian Mader	MF	63	170	0.37
4	Dennis Mahmutovic	FW	54	121	0.45
5	Florian Rieder	MF	41	112	0.37
6	Fabian Koch	DF	36	160	0.23
7	Stefan Hager	DF	28	151	0.19
8	Zlatko Dedić	FW	25	67	0.37
9	Nikolai Baden Frederiksen	FW	18	32	0.56
10	Pascal Hofmann	MF	15	53	0.28

Typical Squad

WSG Swarovski Tirol typically fields a balanced squad comprised of local talent and experienced professionals. The team often employs a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, focusing on organized defense, disciplined midfield play, and quick counterattacks, mirroring the club’s identity of grit and teamwork.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper plays a key role in organizing the defense and contributing to the team's build-up play. Key examples in recent history include Ferdinand Oswald, who serves as a stalwart presence between the posts.

Defender

Defenders are known for their resilience and tactical discipline. Players such as Raffael Behounek and David Gugganig have anchored the backline in recent years, contributing both defensively and offensively.

Midfielder

Midfielders provide creativity and ball-winning ability. Notable names include Bror Blume and Thanos Petsos, whose vision and work rate are essential to the team’s strategy.

Forward

The forward players combine speed, technical skill, and finishing prowess. Former Bundesliga top scorers like Zlatko Dedic and promising young talents have energized WSG’s attack over the years.

Youth development also remains a cornerstone of the club’s approach, with opportunities frequently given to academy players from Tyrol.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season continues WSG Swarovski Tirol’s journey in the Austrian Bundesliga. The squad features a blend of Tyrolean mainstays, young prospects, and experienced internationals under the guidance of their long-serving head coach, Thomas Silberberger.

Goalkeeper
Updating	25	Ferdinand Oswald		Germany	05/10/1990
Updating	1	Benjamin Ozegovic		Austria	09/08/1999
Defender
Updating	6	David Gugganig		Austria	02/02/1997
Updating	27	Marko Stankovic		Austria	17/02/1986
Updating	18	Raffael Behounek		Austria	16/04/1997
Updating	29	Fabian Koch		Austria	24/06/1989
Midfielder
Updating	8	Bror Blume		Denmark	22/01/1992
Updating	5	Thanos Petsos		Greece	05/06/1991
Updating	24	Florian Rieder		Austria	16/05/1996
Updating	21	Lukas Katnik		Austria	31/07/1989
Forward
Updating	9	Tim Prica		Sweden	23/04/2002
Updating	14	Thomas Sabitzer		Austria	12/11/2000
Updating	20	Zlatko Dedić		Slovenia	05/10/1984
Manager
Updating		Thomas Silberberger		Austria	03/06/1973
Ass. Manager
Updating		Manfred Wach		Austria	Updating...

Coach

WSG Swarovski Tirol, one of Tyrol’s most notable football clubs, has seen a variety of influential coaches that shaped its modern era, especially following its rise in Austrian football and rebranding as WSG Tirol. The club’s history is defined by determination and development rather than widespread silverware, with coaching staff playing pivotal roles in promotions and stability in the Austrian Bundesliga. Below are some of the most impactful coaches in the club’s history:

Thomas Silberberger: Taking over in 2013, Silberberger has been the most transformative figure in WSG's managerial history. He guided the club from Austria's lower tiers to promotion to the Bundesliga in 2019, ensuring top-flight survival and developing an attractive style of play. Under his leadership, WSG Tirol have enjoyed their most stable period at the national stage.
Helmut Lorenz: The club’s coach during the late 1980s and 1990s, Lorenz led WSG Wattens through some of its earlier promotion battles and regional successes, helping build the foundation for future growth.
Bernhard Lampl: Serving various periods in the club's earlier history, Lampl provided crucial local expertise and helped the club maintain competitiveness in the Tyrol leagues. He is remembered for his leadership and ability to motivate squads with limited resources.

These coaches, among others, have played vital roles in establishing WSG Swarovski Tirol’s status and reputation in Austrian football, especially with their ability to nurture talent and navigate the challenges of lower-league and top-flight football alike.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/07/2013 – Present	Thomas Silberberger	Austria	03/06/1973
01/07/2011 – 30/06/2013	Adi Pinter	Austria	21/02/1961
01/07/2007 – 30/06/2011	Bernhard Lampl	Austria	16/03/1968
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2007	Helmut Lorenz	Austria	Updating...
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2002	Bernhard Lampl	Austria	16/03/1968
01/07/1992 – 30/06/2000	Helmut Lorenz	Austria	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

WSG Swarovski Tirol, commonly known as WSG Tirol, is a professional football club based in Wattens, Tyrol, Austria. The club has a historical legacy deeply connected with the local region and the Swarovski company, which has influenced both its identity and visual representation.

Over the years, the club crest has undergone various transformations. The original emblem of WSG Wattens (their former name) incorporated a simple green-and-white shield with a mining hammer and pick — a nod to the area's mining heritage. Following the club's partnership with Swarovski and the renaming to WSG Swarovski Tirol, the crest was updated. The modern crest features a stylized football, the Tirol mountain silhouette, and the club’s initials "WSG". From the 2018/19 season onward, the presence of the Swarovski brand became prominent within the logo, reflecting the club's primary sponsor and regional pride.

WSG Swarovski Tirol’s traditional colors are green and white. The green represents the lush Tyrolean landscapes, while white symbolizes purity and the Alpine snow. Occasionally, the club has featured gold or silver trim in their kits, inspired by Swarovski’s influence, particularly during special seasons or cup matches. Throughout their history, WSG Tirol’s colors and crest have retained their local character, proudly representing the Tyrolean region.

Fan Club

WSG Swarovski Tirol enjoys loyal support primarily from the Tyrol region. The club's main supporters' group is the "Grün-Weiße Tiroler" (Green-White Tyroleans), established in the late 1990s. They are known for their close-knit community spirit and their vibrant green-an-white banners during games at Tivoli Stadion Tirol.

The fan culture around WSG Tirol is characterized by family-friendly environments, strong regional identification, and enthusiastic matchday traditions, including Tyrolean folk songs and creative tifos that emphasize the club’s roots. While not as large as those for Austria’s biggest clubs, the WSG Tirol fan base is recognized for their unwavering commitment, especially during the club’s rise to the Austrian Bundesliga.

The supporters are also actively involved in local outreach initiatives, often collaborating with community causes and promoting sport among youth in the Tyrol region.

Stadium

WSG Swarovski Tirol plays its home matches at Tivoli Stadion Tirol in Innsbruck, Austria. Opened in 2000, this modern stadium has a capacity of approximately 16,008 spectators and has served as one of Tyrol’s main football venues.

Originally constructed for SK Rapid Innsbruck, the Tivoli Stadion Tirol has since become the long-term home for WSG Tirol, especially following their promotion to the Austrian Bundesliga in 2019. The stadium regularly undergoes maintenance and modernization to meet Bundesliga and UEFA standards, most notably with enhanced seating, improved facilities, and hospitality areas. The stadium is conveniently located and offers picturesque views of the surrounding Alps, contributing to a unique matchday experience. Previously, WSG Wattens (the predecessor club) played at Gernot Langes Stadion in Wattens, which is now used for some training sessions and reserve games.

Honours and Awards

WSG Swarovski Tirol is a club with a rich tradition in the Tyrolean region, with experience in both Austria's top and lower divisions. The club has not yet achieved national or European glory, but they have found success in regional competitions and have made important strides since their recent Bundesliga presence.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Austrian Second League Champion	3	Winner	1970/71, 1979/80, 2018/19
2	Tyrol Regional League Champion	Multiple	Winner	Updating...
3	Austrian Bundesliga	0	-	-
4	Austrian Cup	0	-	-
5	European Titles	0	-	-

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FAQs about WSG Swarovski Tirol

Q: When was WSG Swarovski Tirol founded?

A: The club was originally founded in 1930 as SC Wattens, later becoming WSG Wattens, and in 2019 became WSG Swarovski Tirol.

Q: What does "WSG" stand for?

A: "WSG" stands for "Wattener Sportgemeinschaft," which translates to "Wattens Sports Community."

Q: Which stadium does WSG Swarovski Tirol use for their home matches?

A: WSG Swarovski Tirol plays at Tivoli Stadion Tirol, located in Innsbruck, Austria, with a capacity of about 16,008.

Q: Has WSG Swarovski Tirol ever won the Austrian Bundesliga?

A: No, WSG Swarovski Tirol has not yet won the Austrian Bundesliga.

Q: What are the traditional colors of WSG Swarovski Tirol?

A: The traditional colors are green and white, occasionally accented with gold or silver.

Q: Who is WSG Swarovski Tirol's biggest rival?

A: Their main regional rivals are FC Wacker Innsbruck and FC Kufstein, reflecting Tyrolean football traditions.

Q: What is the largest fan group for WSG Swarovski Tirol?

A: The "Grün-Weiße Tiroler" is considered the most prominent and active supporters' group.

Q: Who is the club's all-time top scorer?

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Q: Has WSG Swarovski Tirol participated in European competitions?

A: As of 2024, they have not played in the UEFA Europa League or Champions League main stages.

Q: How can I buy tickets for WSG Swarovski Tirol matches?

A: Tickets are available online via the club’s official website or directly at the Tivoli Stadion Tirol on match days.

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