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SKN St Polten Women – Matcher, tabeller och tabellställningar, spelare, statistik och nyheter

SKN St Polten Women
Austria League 1 Women Förutsägelse
W W W D W W W W W W
1st place
SK Sturm Graz Women Mot SKN St Polten Women 10/5/2025 13:00

Austria League 1 Women

1

×

2

Betimate

Korrekt resultat

Målsnitt

Odds

Poäng

Austria League 1 Women

AL1W

SK Sturm Graz Women

SKN St Polten Women

7

18

75

2

0 - 2

2.48

1.33

Senaste matcher

Spelade matcher SKN St Polten Women

04.05.25

SKN St Polten Women

First Vienna FC 1894 Women

AL1W

27.04.25

First Vienna FC 1894 Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

19.04.25

SKN St Polten Women

SK Sturm Graz Women

AL1W

13.04.25

FK Austria Vienna Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

30.03.25

SKN St Polten Women

First Vienna FC 1894 Women

ACW

23.03.25

FK Austria Vienna Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

16.03.25

SKN St Polten Women

Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz Women

AL1W

09.03.25

FC Lustenau/Dornbirn Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

02.03.25

SKN St Polten Women

FC Bergheim Women

AL1W

15.02.25

SKN St Polten Women

LASK Linz Women

AL1W

09.02.25

SK Sturm Graz Women

SKN St Polten Women

ACW

18.01.25

SKN St Polten Women

Gyori ETO Women

WSF

18.12.24

SKN St Polten Women

Hammarby Women

UWCL

12.12.24

Man City Women

SKN St Polten Women

UWCL

08.12.24

SKN St Polten Women

SK Sturm Graz Women

AL1W

24.11.24

First Vienna FC 1894 Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

21.11.24

SKN St Polten Women

Barcelona Women

UWCL

17.11.24

SKN St Polten Women

SCR Altach Women

AL1W

12.11.24

Barcelona Women

SKN St Polten Women

UWCL

09.11.24

SKN St Polten Women

SV Neulengbach Women

AL1W

03.11.24

SKN St Polten Women

FK Austria Vienna Women

AL1W

20.10.24

Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

16.10.24

SKN St Polten Women

Man City Women

UCLW

13.10.24

SKN St Polten Women

FC Lustenau/Dornbirn Women

AL1W

09.10.24

Hammarby Women

SKN St Polten Women

UCLW

05.10.24

FC Bergheim Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

29.09.24

LASK Linz Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

26.09.24

ZNK Pomurje Women

SKN St Polten Women

UCLQ

22.09.24

SK Sturm Graz Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

19.09.24

SKN St Polten Women

ZNK Pomurje Women

UCLQ

07.09.24

SKN St Polten Women

KS Vllaznia Women

UCLQ

04.09.24

SKN St Polten Women

Neftchi Women

UCLQ

25.08.24

SCR Altach Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

14.08.24

SV Neulengbach Women

SKN St Polten Women

AL1W

10.08.24

SKN St Polten Women

First Vienna FC 1894 Women

AL1W

Vinna

48

69%

Oavgjort

8

11%

Förlorat

14

20%

övergripande statistik

SKN St Polten Women

SKN St Polten Women

Spelade match 35

Mål (Gjorda mål - insläppta mål)

94

2.69

0.94

33

över/under

1.5

2

6%

94%

33

2.5

8

23%

77%

27

3.5

19

54%

46%

16

Båda lag gör mål (Ja-nej)

13

37%

63%

22

Rena mål (Ja-nej)

19

54%

46%

16

Gjorda mål (Ja-nej)

31

89%

11%

4

Tabeller		Pts	Gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	SKN St Polten Women	45	18	14	3	1	53 - 8	45
2	FK Austria Vienna Women	40	18	12	4	2	42 - 6	36
3	First Vienna FC 1894 Women	33	18	10	3	5	31 - 23	8
4	SCR Altach/FFC Vorderland Women	3	1	1	0	0	3 - 1	2
4	SK Sturm Graz Women	31	18	9	4	5	24 - 16	8
5	SCR Altach Women	22	18	7	1	10	23 - 30	-7
6	FC Bergheim Women	21	18	4	9	5	12 - 16	-4
7	SV Neulengbach Women	20	18	5	5	8	15 - 25	-10
8	Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz Women	16	18	5	1	12	14 - 37	-23
9	FC Lustenau/Dornbirn Women	13	18	3	4	11	12 - 36	-24
10	LASK Linz Women	12	18	4	0	14	17 - 46	-29

Match

Datum

Match

10.05.25

AL1W

SK Sturm Graz Women – SKN St Polten Women

18.05.25

AL1W

SKN St Polten Women – FK Austria Vienna Women

Austria League 1 Women Table

Pos #	Team	Pts	Gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	SKN St Polten Women	45	18	14	3	1	53 - 8	45
2	FK Austria Vienna Women	40	18	12	4	2	42 - 6	36
3	First Vienna FC 1894 Women	33	18	10	3	5	31 - 23	8
4	SCR Altach/FFC Vorderland Women	3	1	1	0	0	3 - 1	2
5	SK Sturm Graz Women	31	18	9	4	5	24 - 16	8
6	SCR Altach Women	22	18	7	1	10	23 - 30	-7
7	FC Bergheim Women	21	18	4	9	5	12 - 16	-4
8	SV Neulengbach Women	20	18	5	5	8	15 - 25	-10
9	Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz Women	16	18	5	1	12	14 - 37	-23
10	FC Lustenau/Dornbirn Women	13	18	3	4	11	12 - 36	-24
11	LASK Linz Women	12	18	4	0	14	17 - 46	-29

Austria League 1 Women Fixtures

10/5/2025 10:30

Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz Women

FC Bergheim Women

10/5/2025 13:00

SK Sturm Graz Women

SKN St Polten Women

10/5/2025 16:45

SV Neulengbach Women

LASK Linz Women

11/5/2025 10:45

FC Lustenau/Dornbirn Women

SCR Altach Women

11/5/2025 17:45

FK Austria Vienna Women

First Vienna FC 1894 Women

17/5/2025 12:00

First Vienna FC 1894 Women

SK Sturm Graz Women

18/5/2025 10:30

SKN St Polten Women

FK Austria Vienna Women

Austria League 1 Women Results

SKN St Polten Women

First Vienna FC 1894 Women

FC Bergheim Women

SV Neulengbach Women

LASK Linz Women

FC Lustenau/Dornbirn Women

FK Austria Vienna Women

SK Sturm Graz Women

SCR Altach Women

Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz Women

27/4/2025 17:45

SK Sturm Graz Women

FK Austria Vienna Women

27/4/2025 11:15

SV Neulengbach Women

SCR Altach Women

27/4/2025 10:45

First Vienna FC 1894 Women

SKN St Polten Women

26/4/2025 13:30

Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz Women

FC Lustenau/Dornbirn Women

26/4/2025 10:00

FC Bergheim Women

LASK Linz Women

SKN St. Pölten Frauen, officially known as Sportklub Niederösterreich St. Pölten Frauen, is a professional women’s football club based in St. Pölten, Austria. Established in 2006 under the name “FFC Stattegg,” the team later joined forces with SKN St. Pölten and now stands as the foremost force in Austrian women’s football. Renowned for their dominance in the ÖFB Frauen Bundesliga, SKN St. Pölten Women have accumulated numerous national titles and have regularly represented Austria in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

The team plays its home matches at the NV Arena in St. Pölten, a modern stadium with a capacity of around 8,000 spectators. Their traditional colors are blue and yellow, reflecting the club's connection to the city and province of Lower Austria.

SKN St. Pölten Women's supporters, known for their loyalty and passion, have seen the club rise rapidly to become a powerhouse, consistently challenging for silverware. The club is admired for a strong youth system and has produced several Austrian national team players.

Legendary players such as Maria Enzersdorfer, Jasmin Eder, and the international star Mateja Zver have donned the club's colors, helping SKN St. Pölten Women maintain their near-total dominance of the domestic league. The club is a symbol of growth and excellence in Austrian women’s football and continues to strive for greater successes in Europe.

The club's trophy cabinet includes multiple ÖFB Frauen Bundesliga titles, ÖFB Ladies Cup victories, and a regular presence in the latter stages of the UEFA Women’s Champions League, underlining their status as Austria’s leading women’s side.

Today, SKN St. Pölten Women continue to inspire young female footballers and maintain their status as one of the most respected women’s football clubs in Central Europe.

Team:	SKN St. Pölten Women
Full name:	Sportklub Niederösterreich St. Pölten Frauen
Country:	Austria
Nickname:	Wölfinnen (She-Wolves)
Founded:	2006 (as FFC Stattegg), 2013 (as SKN St. Pölten)
Colors:	blue-yellow
Stadium:	NV Arena 8,000 capacity
Address:	Bimbo-Binder-Promenade 9, 3100 St. Pölten, Austria
Telephone:	+43 2742 32 399
Fax:	+43 2742 32 399-99
Homepage:	https://www.skn-stpoelten.at/women
e-mail:	office@skn-stpoelten.at

History of SKN St. Pölten Women

Founded

SKN St. Pölten Women originated as FFC Stattegg in 2006, in the city of Stattegg, and quickly climbed the ranks in Austrian women’s football. In 2013, the team relocated to St. Pölten and became the women’s section of SKN St. Pölten, marking a new era of success.

The club made an immediate impact, rapidly becoming the dominant team in Austria's Frauen Bundesliga. Since their move to St. Pölten, they have collected several league titles and cup victories, and have established themselves as Austria’s regular UEFA Women’s Champions League representatives.

SKN St. Pölten Women are lauded for their ability to nurture local talent while attracting top players from across Europe, transforming the club into the standard-bearer for women’s football in Austria.

Finances and ownership

SKN St. Pölten Frauen operates under the broader SKN St. Pölten sports organization, with strong support from the regional government of Lower Austria, local sponsors, and partners such as NV (Niederösterreichische Versicherung). The club has benefitted from a solid financial foundation, focusing on the development of women’s football at all age levels while maintaining the top-tier team’s competitiveness in Austria and Europe.

Ownership and major decision-making are overseen by the SKN St. Pölten board. The club is recognized for its stable financial management and community outreach, helping to ensure long-term growth and engagement.

Popular culture

SKN St. Pölten Women have become a symbol of sporting success and gender equality in Austria, frequently featured in local media and national television during cup and European matches. Their crest and blue-yellow colors are well recognized throughout the region, and NV Arena is often filled with enthusiastic fans drawing from the city, the province, and beyond.

The club is closely connected with community programs aimed at empowering young girls to play football, and hosts football camps, school partnerships, and promotional activities. The fanbase, though smaller than their male counterparts, is fiercely supportive and known for a vibrant atmosphere during home games.

Statistically the club is the country’s most successful and their dominance in the league and cup has highlighted women’s football in Austria, helping to break attendance records and raise the sport’s profile on a national level.

Player

SKN St. Pölten Women have consistently featured talented players, both domestic and international. The club serves as a hub for Austrian national team stars and has been a stepping stone for international players from Europe and beyond.

Historically, top Austrian women’s national team players such as Jasmin Eder, Nadine Prohaska, and Maria Enzersdorfer-Valenta have played a key role. The team’s reputation attracts rising talents and seasoned players alike, supported by experienced managers and coaching staff. International names like Mateja Zver and Stefanie Enzinger have also been crucial to the club’s success in Austria and Europe.

With a strong mix of experienced veterans and promising youth, SKN St. Pölten Women remains a dominant force both domestically and in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

Famous Players

Throughout its history, SKN St. Pölten Women have boasted several players who are well-known in the national and international women’s football scene:

Jasmin Eder: An accomplished Austrian midfielder, Eder has been a mainstay for both club and country, anchoring the midfield during SKN St. Pölten’s league and cup dominance.
Mateja Zver: The Slovenian forward is one of the most prolific and successful foreign players in the club’s history, regularly among the club’s and league’s top scorers.
Nadine Prohaska: Former Austrian international, Prohaska brought experience and leadership to the squad during their ascension through the ranks.
Maria Enzersdorfer-Valenta: An influential figure in Austrian women’s football, leading by example on and off the pitch.
Stefanie Enzinger: A dynamic forward who starred for SKN St. Pölten before moving to other top clubs in Austria.
Sarah Puntigam: Austrian record appearance holder at the national level and played a major role in shaping club football’s ambitions and professionalism.

These players, among others, have set high standards for the club and contributed to establishing SKN St. Pölten Women’s presence in European football.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Nationality	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/Match
1	Mateja Zver	Slovenia	FW	210+	200+	~1.05
2	Jasmin Eder	Austria	MF	70+	200+	~0.35
3	Martina Degen	Austria	FW	67	130	0.52
4	Maria Enzersdorfer-Valenta	Austria	MF	60	150	0.40
5	Nadine Prohaska	Austria	MF	55	130	0.42
6	Stefanie Enzinger	Austria	FW	53	95	0.56
7	Carmen Pulver	Switzerland	DF	38	110	0.35
8	Sarah Mattner-Trembleau	Austria	DF	31	120	0.26
9	Lena Triendl	Austria	MF	27	80	0.34
10	Katharina Naschenweng	Austria	DF	25	70	0.36

Typical Squad

SKN St. Pölten Women commonly utilize a flexible 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation with players excelling in their respective roles:

Goalkeeper: Reliable Austrian and international options, often alternating between experienced and younger keepers.
Defenders: A solid back line with both experienced Austrian internationals and emerging talent.
Midfielders: Creative and energetic, responsible for dictating play, featuring both defensive and attacking midfielders.
Forwards: Prolific attacking talents, often led by club legends such as Mateja Zver.

Youth development is a priority, and the squad typically integrates several players from the club’s academy each season.

2024/25 Squad Season

The following is the indicative squad for SKN St. Pölten Women for the 2024/25 season, representing Austria’s best in the ÖFB Frauen Bundesliga and UEFA Women’s Champions League:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Carina Schlüter	Germany	Germany	08/11/1996
Updating	12	Jasmin Pal	Austria	Austria	28/08/1993
Updating	30	Isabelle Meyer	Switzerland	Switzerland	09/03/1997
Defender
Updating	5	Melanie Brunnthaler	Austria	Austria	06/10/1999
Updating	13	Katharina Schiechtl	Austria	Austria	20/02/1993
Updating	2	Celina Degen	Austria	Austria	24/10/2000
Updating	21	Marie Höbinger	Austria	Austria	27/10/2001
Midfielder
Updating	8	Jasmin Eder	Austria	Austria	08/10/1992
Updating	16	Michaela Specht	Germany	Germany	15/02/1997
Updating	6	Lena Triendl	Austria	Austria	10/11/2000
Updating	17	Maria Mikolajova	Slovakia	Slovakia	13/06/1999
Forward
Updating	9	Mateja Zver	Slovenia	Slovenia	30/03/1988
Updating	11	Raffaela Barbieri	Italy	Italy	22/02/1994
Updating	7	Karina Bauer	Germany	Germany	14/06/2003
Manager
Updating		Maria Enzersdorfer-Valenta	Austria	Austria	26/12/1987
Ass. Manager
Updating		Updating...

Coach

SKN St. Pölten Women has emerged as Austria's most successful women's football club in the 2010s and 2020s, owing much of its dominance to a series of adept and visionary head coaches. The guidance of these coaches has shaped the team's tactical identity and cultivated a winning mentality, propelling the club to numerous Austrian Bundesliga titles and regular appearances in the UEFA Women's Champions League. The following are some of the most influential and successful coaches in the history of SKN St. Pölten Women:

Johannes Spilka: Serving as head coach from 2010 to 2016, Spilka was fundamental in transitioning the club from its SV Neulengbach roots to becoming SKN St. Pölten. Under his tenure, the team established itself as a leading force in Austrian women's football, capturing consecutive league titles and cup victories.
Ferdinand Feldhofer: Leading the side from 2016 to 2018, Feldhofer maintained the club's domestic supremacy and made crucial progress in European competitions, further elevating the team's stature on the international stage.
Steffen Effenberg: Effenberg took charge between 2018 and 2020 and steered the team to back-to-back league and cup doubles, while also achieving the club’s best-ever UEFA Women's Champions League runs to the Round of 16.
Hannes Spilka (Return): Returning to coach from 2020 onwards, Spilka continued the tradition of exceptional success, adding further Bundesliga and OFB Frauen Cup titles, as well as maintaining the club’s reputation as the preeminent powerhouse in Austrian women’s football.

These coaches have played a decisive role in crafting the sustained excellence and legacy of SKN St. Pölten Women.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/07/2020 – present	Hannes Spilka	Austria	Updating...
01/07/2018 – 30/06/2020	Steffen Effenberg	Germany	Updating...
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2018	Ferdinand Feldhofer	Austria	23/10/1979
01/07/2010 – 30/06/2016	Johannes Spilka	Austria	Updating...
Before 2010	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

SKN St. Pölten Women, one of the leading women’s football clubs in Austria, has developed a recognizable identity through its crest and team colors. Since its establishment, the club’s crest prominently features a blue and yellow shield, often emblazoned with the initials “SKN” and a stylized depiction of a wolf, symbolizing strength and unity. The wolf motif has remained integral even through minor updates, with recent redesigns adding modern graphic elements for a sleeker, updated look, while always preserving the club’s core imagery.

Traditionally, SKN St. Pölten Women’s kits sport royal blue and yellow, mirroring the colors of the city of St. Pölten. Blue serves as the primary color, representing resilience and ambition, while yellow accents evoke energy and optimism. Alternate kits have featured variations such as white or all-yellow, but the blue-and-yellow combination has remained the enduring hallmark. Over time, minor tweaks have been made to kit patterns and crest stylings to keep the club’s image fresh without departing from tradition.

Overall, the club’s crest and colors intertwine with the regional identity of St. Pölten and reflect the values of teamwork, competitiveness, and pride that define SKN St. Pölten Women’s tradition in Austrian football.

Fan Club

SKN St. Pölten Women boasts a dedicated and growing fan base, a testament to its success and impact on women’s football in Austria. The largest and most influential fan group is known as the “Wölfinnen-Fans”— named after the team’s wolf mascot. This group is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere at home fixtures, where they display large blue and yellow banners, choreograph chants, and create an enthusiastic matchday environment.

Supporters are recognized for their family-friendly and inclusive culture, making matchdays accessible and welcoming, especially for younger fans and local communities. The Wölfinnen-Fans often travel to away games, ensuring the team is cheered on throughout Austria. SKN St. Pölten’s fan base continues to expand as the women's game garners more attention, and the club’s community engagement initiatives further strengthen the bond between the club and its supporters.

Stadium

SKN St. Pölten Women plays its home matches at the NV Arena in St. Pölten, Austria. Opened in 2012, the NV Arena is a modern stadium with a capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators. It is recognized for its excellent facilities, including covered stands, VIP areas, club offices, and hospitality zones.

The stadium is situated within the NÖ Sportzentrum, a wider sports complex that hosts various sporting events. Since moving to the NV Arena, SKN St. Pölten Women have enjoyed increased attendances and a more professional match environment. The stadium has undergone periodic upgrades to enhance fan experience, technological infrastructure, and accessibility.

NV Arena is considered one of the best football venues for women’s football in Austria, underlining the club’s ambitions and commitment to providing a first-class setting for athletes and fans alike.

Honours and Awards

SKN St. Pölten Women is the most successful women's football club in Austrian history. Since its founding, the club has amassed numerous domestic trophies and has been a regular participant in international competitions.

Domestically, the team has dominated the ÖFB-Frauenliga (Austrian Women’s Bundesliga), winning multiple consecutive titles. Their remarkable success extends to the ÖFB Ladies Cup (Austrian Women’s Cup), where SKN St. Pölten Women has also collected several trophies. The club represents Austria in the UEFA Women’s Champions League, regularly reaching the knockout rounds and showcasing Austrian football at the European level.

No	Cups	Count	Awards	Years
1	Austrian Women's Bundesliga	8	Winner	2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19, 2019–20, 2020–21, 2021–22
2	Austrian Women's Cup	8	Winner	2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19, 2019–20, 2020–21, 2021–22
3	UEFA Women's Champions League	Updating...	Best performance: Quarter-finals	2020–21

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FAQs about SKN St. Pölten Women

Q: When was SKN St. Pölten Women founded?

A: The women's section was founded in 2006 as FSK St. Pölten-Spratzern and later merged with SKN St. Pölten in 2016.

Q: What are SKN St. Pölten Women’s club colors?

A: The traditional club colors are blue and yellow.

Q: Where does SKN St. Pölten Women play their home games?

A: SKN St. Pölten Women play at the NV Arena in St. Pölten, Austria, with a capacity of about 8,000 spectators.

Q: How many times has SKN St. Pölten Women won the Austrian Women's Bundesliga?

A: They have won the Austrian Women's Bundesliga 8 times (from 2014–15 to 2021–22).

Q: Who is SKN St. Pölten Women’s top rival?

A: Their main rivals are usually other top Austrian teams such as Austria Wien and Sturm Graz.

Q: Has SKN St. Pölten Women competed in the UEFA Women's Champions League?

A: Yes, SKN St. Pölten Women regularly participates in the UEFA Women's Champions League, reaching the quarter-finals in the 2020–21 season.

Q: What is the nickname of SKN St. Pölten Women?

A: The team is often nicknamed “Die Wölfinnen” (The She-Wolves).

Q: What fan group is best known for supporting SKN St. Pölten Women?

A: The “Wölfinnen-Fans” are the club’s most prominent supporter group.

Q: Who is a notable former player of SKN St. Pölten Women?

A: Carina Wenninger and Sarah Puntigam have both been notable Austrian internationals associated with the club.

Q: How can I buy SKN St. Pölten Women tickets?

A: Tickets can be purchased via the club’s official website or at the NV Arena ticket office on match days.

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