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SV Lafnitz

SV Lafnitz
Austria 2. Liga Prédiction
L L L W L L D L L L
16th place
SV Lafnitz vs St Polten 05/25/2025 15:00

Austria 2. Liga

1

×

2

Betimate

Score exact

Moyenne de buts

CdB

Score

Austria 2. Liga

A2L

8

11

81

2

1 - 3

5.11

1.23

Dernier Total

Matchs joués SV Lafnitz

16.05.25

Sturm Graz II

SV Lafnitz

AT2

10.05.25

SV Lafnitz

SKU Amstetten

AT2

02.05.25

SV Horn

SV Lafnitz

AT2

25.04.25

SV Lafnitz

Rapid Vienna II

AT2

21.04.25

First Vienna FC 1894

SV Lafnitz

AT2

18.04.25

SV Lafnitz

ASK Voitsberg

AT2

11.04.25

SV Lafnitz

Floridsdorfer AC

AT2

04.04.25

SV Kapfenberg

SV Lafnitz

AT2

28.03.25

SV Lafnitz

SW Bregenz

AT2

15.03.25

SV Ried

SV Lafnitz

AT2

07.03.25

SV Stripfing/Weiden

SV Lafnitz

AT2

28.02.25

SV Lafnitz

FC Flyeralarm Admira

AT2

22.02.25

FC Liefering

SV Lafnitz

AT2

14.02.25

SV Lafnitz

SC Weiz

EF

07.02.25

Favoritner AC

SV Lafnitz

EF

31.01.25

Austria Klagenfurt

SV Lafnitz

EF

18.01.25

St. Anna am Aigen

SV Lafnitz

EF

07.12.24

SV Lafnitz

Austria Lustenau

AT2

29.11.24

St Polten

SV Lafnitz

AT2

22.11.24

SV Lafnitz

Sturm Graz II

AT2

08.11.24

SKU Amstetten

SV Lafnitz

AT2

02.11.24

SV Lafnitz

SV Horn

AT2

26.10.24

Rapid Vienna II

SV Lafnitz

AT2

18.10.24

SV Lafnitz

First Vienna FC 1894

AT2

04.10.24

ASK Voitsberg

SV Lafnitz

AT2

29.09.24

Floridsdorfer AC

SV Lafnitz

AT2

20.09.24

SV Lafnitz

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

14.09.24

SW Bregenz

SV Lafnitz

AT2

31.08.24

SV Lafnitz

SV Ried

AT2

27.08.24

SV Lafnitz

Hartberg

AC

23.08.24

SV Lafnitz

SV Stripfing/Weiden

AT2

16.08.24

FC Flyeralarm Admira

SV Lafnitz

AT2

09.08.24

SV Lafnitz

FC Liefering

AT2

03.08.24

Austria Lustenau

SV Lafnitz

AT2

Gagné

Égalité

Lost

Statistiques générales

SV Lafnitz

Matchs joués 34

Buts (Marqué / concédé)

48

1.41

2.59

88

Moins/Plus

1.5

3

9%

91%

31

2.5

6

18%

82%

28

3.5

14

41%

59%

20

Les deux équipes marquent (Oui/Non)

23

68%

32%

11

Clean sheets (Oui/Non)

3

9%

91%

31

marqué un but (Oui/Non)

25

74%

26%

9

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	SV Ried	64	29	20	4	5	58 - 22	36
2	FC Flyeralarm Admira	59	29	18	5	6	47 - 28	19
3	St Polten	52	29	15	7	7	54 - 32	22
4	SV Kapfenberg	51	29	16	3	10	48 - 46	2
5	First Vienna FC 1894	48	29	15	3	11	48 - 43	5
6	FC Liefering	43	29	13	4	12	42 - 41	1
7	Sturm Graz II	41	29	11	8	10	47 - 42	5
8	SKU Amstetten	39	29	11	6	12	46 - 39	7
9	SW Bregenz	38	29	11	5	13	49 - 52	-3
10	Rapid Vienna II	37	29	11	4	14	47 - 54	-7
11	Floridsdorfer AC	36	29	9	9	11	29 - 34	-5
12	Austria Lustenau	34	29	7	13	9	21 - 26	-5
13	ASK Voitsberg	32	29	9	5	15	30 - 38	-8
14	SV Stripfing/Weiden	31	29	7	10	12	36 - 41	-5
15	SV Horn	27	29	7	6	16	37 - 60	-23
16	SV Lafnitz	15	29	3	6	20	38 - 79	-41

Rencontres

Date

Match

25.05.25

A2L

SV Lafnitz – St Polten

Austria 2. Liga Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	SV Ried	64	29	20	4	5	58 - 22	36
2	FC Flyeralarm Admira	59	29	18	5	6	47 - 28	19
3	St Polten	52	29	15	7	7	54 - 32	22
4	SV Kapfenberg	51	29	16	3	10	48 - 46	2
5	First Vienna FC 1894	48	29	15	3	11	48 - 43	5
6	FC Liefering	43	29	13	4	12	42 - 41	1
7	Sturm Graz II	41	29	11	8	10	47 - 42	5
8	SKU Amstetten	39	29	11	6	12	46 - 39	7
9	SW Bregenz	38	29	11	5	13	49 - 52	-3
10	Rapid Vienna II	37	29	11	4	14	47 - 54	-7
11	Floridsdorfer AC	36	29	9	9	11	29 - 34	-5
12	Austria Lustenau	34	29	7	13	9	21 - 26	-5
13	ASK Voitsberg	32	29	9	5	15	30 - 38	-8
14	SV Stripfing/Weiden	31	29	7	10	12	36 - 41	-5
15	SV Horn	27	29	7	6	16	37 - 60	-23
16	SV Lafnitz	15	29	3	6	20	38 - 79	-41

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Claudy Mbuyi Claudy Mbuyi St Polten St Polten

19

3

23

1777

94

2

Alexander Hofleitner Alexander Hofleitner SV Kapfenberg SV Kapfenberg

17

3

23

1913

113

3

Deni Alar Deni Alar FC Flyeralarm Admira FC Flyeralarm Admira

13

2

24

1620

125

4

Wilfried Eza Wilfried Eza SV Ried SV Ried

12

0

24

1393

117

5

Mark Grosse Mark Grosse SV Ried SV Ried

11

3

28

2211

201

6

Kelvin Boateng Kelvin Boateng First Vienna FC 1894 First Vienna FC 1894

11

1

18

1194

109

7

Tobias Hedl Tobias Hedl Rapid Vienna II Rapid Vienna II

11

1

13

1159

106

8

Ante Bajic Ante Bajic SV Ried SV Ried

9

0

25

1864

208

9

Renan Peixoto Nepomuceno Renan Peixoto Nepomuceno SW Bregenz SW Bregenz

9

4

14

819

91

10

Peter Kiedl Peter Kiedl Sturm Graz II Sturm Graz II

9

2

24

2010

224

Austria 2. Liga Fixtures

05/25/2025 12:30

05/25/2025 15:00

Floridsdorfer AC

05/25/2025 15:00

FC Flyeralarm Admira

05/25/2025 15:00

05/25/2025 15:00

Austria Lustenau

05/25/2025 15:00

05/25/2025 15:00

Rapid Vienna II

SV Stripfing/Weiden

05/25/2025 15:00

First Vienna FC 1894

Austria 2. Liga Results

05/16/2025 18:30

FC Flyeralarm Admira

05/16/2025 18:30

05/16/2025 16:00

05/16/2025 16:00

First Vienna FC 1894

05/16/2025 16:00

SV Stripfing/Weiden

Austria Lustenau

05/16/2025 16:00

05/16/2025 16:00

Floridsdorfer AC

05/16/2025 16:00

Rapid Vienna II

05/11/2025 08:30

05/10/2025 12:30

SV Lafnitz Football Club, widely known as SV Lafnitz, is a professional football club based in Lafnitz, Styria, Austria. Founded in 1964, SV Lafnitz has established itself as an emerging presence in Austrian football, particularly noted for its steady progress through the Austrian league system in the last decade.The club plays its home matches at the Sportplatz Lafnitz, a compact yet vibrant venue that is central to the local football culture. The team's traditional colors are yellow and blue. SV Lafnitz is well regarded for its community focus, passionate local supporters, and its commitment to nurturing young talent.Though not as decorated as some of Austria's largest clubs, SV Lafnitz has achieved significant milestones, most notably their rapid rise through the regional leagues, and solidifying themselves as a competitive team in Austria's 2. Liga (Second Division).SV Lafnitz enjoys strong support in Styria, with its fanbase characterized by loyalty and a sense of close-knit identity. The club’s culture emphasizes regional pride, hard work, and teamwork. SV Lafnitz’s story of growth from humble beginnings to the upper levels of Austrian football continues to inspire fans and football enthusiasts across the region.

Team:	SV Lafnitz
Full name:	Sportverein Lafnitz
Country:	Austria
Nickname:	Updating...
Founded:	1964
Colors:	Yellow and Blue
Stadium:	Sportplatz Lafnitz 2,000 seats
Address:	Lafnitz 138, 8233 Lafnitz, Austria
Telephone:	+43 664 826 46 95
Fax:	+43 3385 3123
Homepage:	https://www.sv-lafnitz.at/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of SV Lafnitz

Founded

SV Lafnitz was founded in 1964 in the Styrian locality of Lafnitz, Austria. For many decades the club competed at the regional and local amateur levels. Their rise began in earnest in the early 21st century, with consecutive league promotions through the Styrian leagues. A landmark was reached in 2013 when Lafnitz gained promotion to the Austrian Regionalliga (third tier). Their most significant success came in the 2017–18 season, winning the Regionalliga Mitte and earning promotion to the 2. Liga (Second Division), which is fully professional.

The club’s story is notable for its grassroots development, disciplined management, and community engagement. Under long-term leadership, SV Lafnitz became a symbol of footballing ambition in rural Austria. In the 2. Liga, the club continuously stabilizes itself as a competitive side, developing local talents, and providing an exciting platform for both players and supporters.

Finances and ownership

SV Lafnitz is known for its prudent and sustainable financial management. The club’s finances are closely linked to the regional economy and local sponsors. A significant figure in the club’s modern history is Bernhard Loidl, the club’s president and a key sponsor, through the IT company "x-SITE". The club runs on modest budgets compared to Austria’s top-tier sides, focusing on youth development, scouting, and efficient operations rather than high-profile signings.

Ownership is managed locally, with major decisions overseen by the club’s board. There is a strong emphasis on community involvement, with fans and local businesses forming the backbone of financial support.

Popular culture

SV Lafnitz, while not as widely recognized internationally as Austria’s most famous clubs, enjoys a prominent place in Styrian football culture. Matchdays at Sportplatz Lafnitz are integral to village life, drawing large crowds relative to the town’s population.

The club is characterized by its family-friendly environment, inclusive fanbase, and strong local identity. Key cultural elements include community outreach programs, the promotion of regional youth sport, and close ties to grassroots football. Intensive local derbies and annual events further strengthen SV Lafnitz’s cultural standing.

SV Lafnitz is regularly covered in Austrian regional sports media, often highlighted as a model for sustainable growth in football. Their blue-and-yellow colors and energetic home support have become symbols of pride in Lafnitz and the wider Hartberg-Fürstenfeld district.

Players

SV Lafnitz is home to an ambitious squad comprised primarily of Austrian players, with a mix of experienced professionals and emerging youth prospects. The club prides itself on providing a platform for young talent to develop and often serves as a stepping stone for players moving to higher divisions.

While SV Lafnitz does not have the international superstars found at larger clubs, it has produced and attracted several notable players in the context of Austrian football. Many former players continue their careers at Bundesliga clubs or return to contribute as coaches or youth staff.

Famous Players

Philipp Siegl: A long-serving midfielder who captained the side and was instrumental in Lafnitz’s rise through the leagues. His leadership and consistency made him a local icon.
Mario Kröpfl: A creative midfielder and key attacking influence, Kröpfl has been central to the club’s 2. Liga campaigns with his technical skills and goals.
Christian Zisser: Renowned striker and one of Lafnitz’s top all-time goalscorers during the regional league years.
Bernhard Luxbacher: A notable winger known for his stints with multiple clubs in Austria, he brought experience and technical prowess to Lafnitz's squad.
Philipp Erhardt: Dynamic defender/midfielder who played an important role in the club’s transition to professional football and was recognized for his robust presence.

These players exemplify SV Lafnitz’s tradition of hard work, unity, and commitment to football development in Eastern Styria.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Christian Zisser (AUT)	FW	80+	Updating...	Updating...
2	Mario Kröpfl (AUT)	MF	50+	Updating...	Updating...
3	Philipp Siegl (AUT)	MF	20+	Updating...	Updating...
4	Florian Kobleder (AUT)	DF	15+	Updating...	Updating...
5	Daniel Rosenberger (AUT)	FW	15+	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad

SV Lafnitz typically sets up in organized formations such as 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1, focusing on compact defending and quick transitions. The squad often features players developed from the region or scouted from lower leagues, providing opportunities for advancement.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is vital for the team’s defensive stability. In recent seasons, Niclas Popp has been the club’s starting goalkeeper, recognized for his shot-stopping and command of the penalty area.

Defender

SV Lafnitz’s defense is shaped around versatile and disciplined players such as Florian Kobleder and Stefan Umjenovic, who combine experience with aerial ability and tactical awareness.

Midfielder

The midfield is traditionally the engine room for SV Lafnitz, led by the likes of Mario Kröpfl and Philipp Siegl, providing creativity, energy, and support in both attack and defense.

Forward

Forwards such as Dominik Weixlbraun or Samuel Stückler offer pace, movement, and an eye for goal, making the most of the chances created by the midfield.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 season marks another chapter for SV Lafnitz in the Austrian 2. Liga, where the club continues to compete and develop young players within Austrian football's professional structure.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Niclas Popp	Austria	Austria	07/07/1995
Updating...	31	Simon Große	Germany	Germany	04/11/2002
Defender
Updating...	4	Florian Kobleder	Austria	Austria	24/10/1990
Updating...	15	Philipp Erhardt	Austria	Austria	10/09/1993
Updating...	5	Stefan Umjenovic	Austria	Austria	11/08/1995
Updating...	34	Robert Gucher	Austria	Austria	20/02/1991
Midfielder
Updating...	10	Mario Kröpfl	Austria	Austria	21/12/1989
Updating...	8	Philipp Siegl	Austria	Austria	16/12/1993
Updating...	6	Moritz Sommerauer	Austria	Austria	23/03/1998
Updating...	23	Bernhard Luxbacher	Austria	Austria	18/11/1994
Forward
Updating...	9	Dominik Weixlbraun	Austria	Austria	21/01/2001
Updating...	11	Samuel Stückler	Austria	Austria	15/11/2001
Updating...	19	Daniel Rosenberger	Austria	Austria	10/02/1997
Manager
Updating...		Philipp Semlic	Austria	Austria	01/12/1993
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Klaus Fekete	Austria	Austria	Updating...

Coach

SV Lafnitz, though a relatively young club in Austrian football, has seen several notable coaches who contributed to the team's remarkable rise through the league system. Under inspired leadership, Lafnitz climbed from the regional divisions to the 2. Liga and established itself among Austria's strong semi-professional clubs. The following coaches have left their mark in the history of SV Lafnitz:

Ferdinand Feldhofer: Feldhofer was head coach from 2015 to 2019 and played a crucial role in SV Lafnitz's historic promotion to the Austrian 2. Liga in the 2017/18 season. His leadership helped lay the foundation for the club's stability at a higher level.
Philipp Semlic: After joining as head coach in 2020, Semlic successfully kept the club competitive in the 2. Liga, achieving strong mid-table finishes and fostering the development of local talents.
Christian Waldl: Waldl, a long-serving figure at the club, managed SV Lafnitz from 2009 to 2015, guiding the team through key promotions from regional to national-level competition and setting the stage for future successes.

Thanks to these influential managers and several others, SV Lafnitz has built a reputation for resilience and steady growth in Austrian football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/07/2023 – present	Markus Fuchshofer (interim), then Martin Weinstabl	Austria	Updating...
20/09/2020 – 30/06/2023	Philipp Semlic	Austria	13/04/1983
01/07/2019 – 19/09/2020	Ferdinand Feldhofer	Austria	23/10/1979
01/07/2015 – 30/06/2019	Ferdinand Feldhofer	Austria	23/10/1979
01/07/2009 – 30/06/2015	Christian Waldl	Austria	15/09/1967
01/07/2007 – 30/06/2009	Wolfgang Loidl	Austria	29/08/1967
01/07/2004 – 30/06/2007	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2004	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
Before 2000	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

SV Lafnitz is an Austrian professional football club based in Lafnitz, Styria, Austria. Established in 1964, the club has grown in prominence within Austrian football, particularly in the last decade.

The current crest of SV Lafnitz features a predominantly blue and yellow shield, showcasing the club’s initials "SVL" along with a football, which reflects both the club’s modern ethos and its footballing heritage. The shield is bordered by gold, which matches one of the club’s main colors. Historically, SV Lafnitz used a simpler circular crest with the full club name and year of founding inscribed around the edge. The current version, adopted in recent years, introduced the shield and football motif for a more dynamic and contemporary look.

SV Lafnitz’s traditional colors are blue and yellow. The home kit is typically a vibrant yellow shirt paired with blue shorts and socks, symbolizing both the energy of the team and the club’s connection to the municipality of Lafnitz, whose flag also features these colors. Away kits have varied between blue, white, and occasionally black throughout the club’s history. The blue and yellow color scheme has become synonymous with SV Lafnitz, reinforcing the club’s identity at home and away fixtures.

These elements—the crest and the blue-yellow color palette—are central to the identity of SV Lafnitz, reflecting both its tradition and its ambitions within Austrian football.

Fan Club

SV Lafnitz may not have the largest fan base in Austria, but its supporters are renowned for their loyalty and tight-knit community spirit. The largest and most prominent fan group is known as "Lafnitz Supporters." This group is characterized by their familial atmosphere, often organizing group trips to away games, local events, and team meet-and-greets.

SV Lafnitz’s supporters are distinguished by their inclusiveness, welcoming not just local residents but also football enthusiasts from the surrounding region of Styria. The fan club is recognized for its positive and respectful presence at matches, creating a vibrant and supportive environment both at home and away.

Fans are also known for waving blue and yellow flags, singing traditional songs, and creating tifos at critical games. Their enthusiasm was especially highlighted during the club’s rise through the lower leagues and promotion to higher levels of Austrian football, where community involvement has been integral to the club’s progress.

Stadium

SV Lafnitz plays its home games at the Lafnitz Stadion, located in the town of Lafnitz, Styria, Austria. The stadium has a capacity of approximately 2,000 spectators, with both seating and standing areas to accommodate the vibrant local fan base.

The stadium originally opened in 1994 and has since undergone several renovations, including upgrades to its seating, pitch, and facilities to meet the requirements of professional league football following the club’s promotion to Austria’s second division.

Despite being relatively modest in size, Lafnitz Stadion is celebrated for its welcoming and intimate atmosphere, enhanced by modern amenities such as covered stands and community facilities. The proximity of fans to the pitch creates an engaging environment that boosts the home advantage. The stadium not only serves as a fortress for the first team but is also a hub for local football and a centerpiece for the Lafnitz community.

Honours and Awards

SV Lafnitz's journey in Austrian football has been marked by significant achievements, most notably their rapid ascent through the lower leagues to the Austrian 2. Liga. The club has earned domestic honors by winning regional leagues and cups, affirming their status as a rising force in Austrian football.

Below is a summary of the main honours and titles won by SV Lafnitz:

No	Cups	No.	Awards	Years
1	Austrian Regionalliga Central	1	Champion	2017/18
2	Austrian Landesliga Steiermark	1	Champion	2012/13
3	Austrian 2. Liga	0	Best result: Runner-up	2020/21
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5	European Competitions	0	Updating...	Updating...

Bet on SV Lafnitz with Betimate's Predictions

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FAQs about SV Lafnitz

Q: When was SV Lafnitz founded?

A: SV Lafnitz was founded in 1964 in the town of Lafnitz, Austria.

Q: What are the club colors of SV Lafnitz?

A: The club’s traditional colors are yellow and blue.

Q: Where does SV Lafnitz play their home matches?

A: SV Lafnitz plays at Lafnitz Stadion, which has a capacity of approximately 2,000 spectators.

Q: Has SV Lafnitz ever played in the Austrian Bundesliga?

A: No, as of now, SV Lafnitz has not competed in the Austrian Bundesliga. Their best achievement is finishing as runner-up in the 2. Liga.

Q: What is the capacity of Lafnitz Stadion?

A: The stadium holds around 2,000 spectators.

Q: Who is the largest fan group of SV Lafnitz?

A: The largest fan group is "Lafnitz Supporters," known for their passionate yet friendly support.

Q: What is SV Lafnitz’s best result in the Austrian Cup?

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Q: Has SV Lafnitz won any European competitions?

A: No, SV Lafnitz has not competed or won any European club competitions.

Q: Who are some notable players who have played for SV Lafnitz?

A: While SV Lafnitz is primarily known for local talent, several players have made professional debuts at the club before moving to larger teams. Updating...

Q: What position did SV Lafnitz finish in the most recent 2. Liga season?

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