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SV Kapfenberg – Matcher, tabeller och tabellställningar, spelare, statistik och nyheter

SV Kapfenberg
Austria 2. Liga Förutsägelse
W W W W W L W W L W
3rd place
SV Horn Mot SV Kapfenberg 05/16/2025 16:00

Austria 2. Liga

1

×

2

Betimate

Korrekt resultat

Målsnitt

Odds

Poäng

Austria 2. Liga

A2L

39

21

40

2

1 - 2

3.88

2.5

Senaste matcher

Spelade matcher SV Kapfenberg

10.05.25

SV Kapfenberg

SV Stripfing/Weiden

AT2

04.05.25

First Vienna FC 1894

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

27.04.25

SV Kapfenberg

SV Ried

AT2

21.04.25

Rapid Vienna II

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

18.04.25

SV Kapfenberg

SKU Amstetten

AT2

11.04.25

FC Liefering

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

04.04.25

SV Kapfenberg

SV Lafnitz

AT2

28.03.25

Austria Lustenau

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

20.03.25

Austria Klagenfurt

SV Kapfenberg

EF

16.03.25

SV Kapfenberg

ASK Voitsberg

AT2

07.03.25

St Polten

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

01.03.25

SV Kapfenberg

Sturm Graz II

AT2

21.02.25

Floridsdorfer AC

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

31.01.25

FC Flyeralarm Admira

SV Kapfenberg

EF

25.01.25

Grazer AK

SV Kapfenberg

EF

17.01.25

SV Kapfenberg

SV Gloggnitz

EF

06.12.24

SV Kapfenberg

FC Flyeralarm Admira

AT2

01.12.24

SW Bregenz

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

23.11.24

SV Kapfenberg

SV Horn

AT2

08.11.24

SV Stripfing/Weiden

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

03.11.24

SV Kapfenberg

First Vienna FC 1894

AT2

25.10.24

SV Ried

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

18.10.24

SV Kapfenberg

Rapid Vienna II

AT2

04.10.24

SKU Amstetten

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

27.09.24

SV Kapfenberg

FC Liefering

AT2

20.09.24

SV Lafnitz

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

13.09.24

SV Kapfenberg

Austria Lustenau

AT2

05.09.24

SK Sturm Graz

SV Kapfenberg

EF

01.09.24

ASK Voitsberg

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

28.08.24

SV Kapfenberg

ASK Voitsberg

AC

23.08.24

SV Kapfenberg

St Polten

AT2

17.08.24

Sturm Graz II

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

09.08.24

SV Kapfenberg

Floridsdorfer AC

AT2

02.08.24

FC Flyeralarm Admira

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

Vinna

Oavgjort

Förlorat

övergripande statistik

SV Kapfenberg

Spelade match 34

Mål (Gjorda mål - insläppta mål)

52

1.53

1.74

59

över/under

1.5

1

3%

97%

33

2.5

13

38%

62%

21

3.5

24

71%

29%

10

Båda lag gör mål (Ja-nej)

20

59%

41%

14

Rena mål (Ja-nej)

6

18%

82%

28

Gjorda mål (Ja-nej)

26

76%

24%

8

Tabeller		Pts	Gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Flyeralarm Admira	59	28	18	5	5	47 - 27	20
2	SV Ried	58	27	18	4	5	52 - 20	32
3	SV Kapfenberg	51	28	16	3	9	47 - 43	4
4	St Polten	49	28	14	7	7	51 - 31	20
5	First Vienna FC 1894	48	28	15	3	10	47 - 40	7
6	FC Liefering	40	28	12	4	12	41 - 41	0
7	SW Bregenz	38	28	11	5	12	48 - 48	0
8	Sturm Graz II	38	27	10	8	9	44 - 39	5
9	Rapid Vienna II	37	28	11	4	13	46 - 51	-5
10	SKU Amstetten	36	28	10	6	12	43 - 38	5
11	Floridsdorfer AC	35	28	9	8	11	29 - 34	-5
12	Austria Lustenau	34	28	7	13	8	21 - 24	-3
13	ASK Voitsberg	31	28	9	4	15	30 - 38	-8
14	SV Stripfing/Weiden	28	28	6	10	12	34 - 41	-7
15	SV Horn	24	28	6	6	16	34 - 59	-25
16	SV Lafnitz	15	28	3	6	19	37 - 77	-40

Match

Datum

Match

16.05.25

A2L

SV Horn – SV Kapfenberg

25.05.25

A2L

SV Kapfenberg – SW Bregenz

Austria 2. Liga Table

Pos #	Team	Pts	Gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Flyeralarm Admira	59	28	18	5	5	47 - 27	20
2	SV Ried	58	27	18	4	5	52 - 20	32
3	SV Kapfenberg	51	28	16	3	9	47 - 43	4
4	St Polten	49	28	14	7	7	51 - 31	20
5	First Vienna FC 1894	48	28	15	3	10	47 - 40	7
6	FC Liefering	40	28	12	4	12	41 - 41	0
7	SW Bregenz	38	28	11	5	12	48 - 48	0
8	Sturm Graz II	38	27	10	8	9	44 - 39	5
9	Rapid Vienna II	37	28	11	4	13	46 - 51	-5
10	SKU Amstetten	36	28	10	6	12	43 - 38	5
11	Floridsdorfer AC	35	28	9	8	11	29 - 34	-5
12	Austria Lustenau	34	28	7	13	8	21 - 24	-3
13	ASK Voitsberg	31	28	9	4	15	30 - 38	-8
14	SV Stripfing/Weiden	28	28	6	10	12	34 - 41	-7
15	SV Horn	24	28	6	6	16	34 - 59	-25
16	SV Lafnitz	15	28	3	6	19	37 - 77	-40

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Claudy Mbuyi Claudy Mbuyi St Polten St Polten

17

3

22

1687

100

2

Alexander Hofleitner Alexander Hofleitner SV Kapfenberg SV Kapfenberg

16

3

22

1823

114

3

Deni Alar Deni Alar FC Flyeralarm Admira FC Flyeralarm Admira

13

2

23

1593

123

4

Mark Grosse Mark Grosse SV Ried SV Ried

11

3

26

2031

185

5

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

11

1

18

1194

109

6

Tobias Hedl Tobias Hedl Rapid Vienna II Rapid Vienna II

11

1

13

1159

106

7

Wilfried Eza Wilfried Eza SV Ried SV Ried

9

0

22

1243

139

8

Renan Peixoto Nepomuceno Renan Peixoto Nepomuceno SW Bregenz SW Bregenz

9

4

14

819

91

9

Peter Kiedl Peter Kiedl Sturm Graz II Sturm Graz II

9

2

22

1830

204

10

Ante Bajic Ante Bajic SV Ried SV Ried

8

0

23

1692

212

Austria 2. Liga Fixtures

05/11/2025 08:30

05/16/2025 16:00

FC Flyeralarm Admira

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

05/16/2025 16:00

05/25/2025 15:00

Austria 2. Liga Results

05/10/2025 12:30

05/10/2025 12:30

SV Stripfing/Weiden

05/09/2025 18:30

FC Flyeralarm Admira

05/09/2025 16:00

Rapid Vienna II

05/09/2025 16:00

05/09/2025 16:00

Austria Lustenau

First Vienna FC 1894

05/09/2025 16:00

Floridsdorfer AC

05/06/2025 16:00

SV Stripfing/Weiden

05/04/2025 08:30

First Vienna FC 1894

05/03/2025 18:00

SV Kapfenberg, officially known as SV Kapfenberg (Sportverein Kapfenberg), is an Austrian professional football club based in Kapfenberg, Styria. The club was established in 1919 and boasts a storied presence in Austrian football. SV Kapfenberg, also referred to as KSV or "Falken" (The Falcons), is recognized for its passionate fanbase, strong community connection, and history of developing talented players. The team primarily competes in the Austrian 2. Liga, aiming for promotion to the country's top flight.

SV Kapfenberg hosts its matches at the Franz-Fekete-Stadion, a well-known stadium in the region. The club's colors are red and white, symbolizing energy and tradition. Over the years, SV Kapfenberg has nurtured notable Austrian footballers and has maintained a competitive spirit both regionally and nationally.

The Falcons are supported by loyal fans from Kapfenberg and surrounding areas, with a strong football culture embedded in the community. The club takes pride in its youth academy, which continues to supply players to the first team and beyond. SV Kapfenberg's ownership and management prioritize sustainability, competitive football, and fostering local talent.

Although not as decorated as Austria's largest clubs, SV Kapfenberg's history features prominent campaigns in the Austrian Bundesliga and significant cup performances. The club remains an important presence in Styrian football with ambitions for continued growth and sporting achievement.

Team:	SV Kapfenberg
Full name:	Sportverein Kapfenberg
Country:	Austria
Nickname:	Die Falken (The Falcons)
Founded:	1919
Colors:	Red–White
Stadium:	Franz-Fekete-Stadion 12,000 seats
Address:	Johann-Brandl-Gasse 11, 8605 Kapfenberg, Austria
Telephone:	+43 3862 222 84
Fax:	+43 3862 222 84 4
Homepage:	http://www.ksv1919.at
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of SV Kapfenberg

Founded

SV Kapfenberg was founded in 1919 in the industrial town of Kapfenberg, Austria. Initially, the club served as a communal hub for local footballers and enthusiasts. After decades of growth through the lower leagues, SV Kapfenberg achieved professional status and began to make a mark in national competitions.

The club's first taste of top-flight football came in the 1950s, with further promotions and relegations marking subsequent decades. SV Kapfenberg reached its most remarkable achievements in the 2000s, culminating in promotion to the Austrian Bundesliga for the 2008/09 season. The club managed several years at the highest national level before returning to the 2. Liga, where it currently competes.

Despite challenges, SV Kapfenberg prides itself on being a perennial presence in Austrian football, with a legacy for developing talent and serving its community. The club's Franz-Fekete-Stadion is an iconic venue, named in honor of a legendary mayor of Kapfenberg and long-time supporter.

Finances and Ownership

SV Kapfenberg is structured as a member-based football club, reflecting traditional Austrian club ownership. Throughout its history, the club has balanced financial challenges while competing against wealthier teams. Business partnerships with local companies, sustainable spending, and investments in youth development are central to its philosophy.

The leadership is typically drawn from local business and community figures, with Erwin Fuchs serving as president (as of 2024). The club is known for fiscal prudence and lives within its means, focusing on nurturing talent and prudent squad management to ensure long-term viability. SV Kapfenberg also benefits from its strong regional identity and support from Styrian enterprises.

While not among Austria’s financial heavyweights, SV Kapfenberg’s careful management has allowed steady progress on and off the pitch, with continued emphasis on local talent and community engagement.

Popular Culture

SV Kapfenberg enjoys a passionate and loyal following, primarily from the town of Kapfenberg and the surrounding Mürz valley. Supporters, known as “Die Falken,” fill the Franz-Fekete-Stadion with vibrant red and white displays. Match days are characterized by family-friendly atmospheres and dedicated singing sections.

The club reflects the industrial heritage of the region—team values like hard work, resilience, and unity are celebrated by fans and players alike. Community involvement is vital, with SV Kapfenberg helping organize youth sporting programs and local initiatives. While the club has not featured extensively in broader popular culture, it stands as a symbol of regional pride within Styria and occupies a respected position in Austrian sporting discourse.

SV Kapfenberg’s legacy is also built on its role as a breeding ground for young footballers, many of whom have gone on to play in Austria’s Bundesliga or for the national team. The club anthem and the mascot, the falcon, both reinforce its identity.

Players

The club has been home to many notable players in Austrian football history, recognized for its capacity to develop and nurture talent. SV Kapfenberg is distinguished by its productive youth academy, which has provided opportunities to players who have later enjoyed successful professional careers.

Historically, the club produced Austrian internationals like Gernot Plassnegger and Jörg Siebenhandl. More recent alumni include Michael Gregoritsch, who progressed from Kapfenberg’s system to play for Austria’s national team and various Bundesliga clubs.

Current squads are predominantly composed of talented Austrian and international players, often representing a blend of experience and youth. SV Kapfenberg’s approach emphasizes the integration of academy graduates with experienced professionals to maintain competitive standards and foster player growth.

Famous past managers include Kurt Garger, while long-serving president Erwin Fuchs is widely credited for his devotion and guidance of the club through financial and sporting transitions.

Famous Players

Several notable players started or significantly developed their careers with SV Kapfenberg, including:

Michael Gregoritsch: Developed at Kapfenberg, he became an Austrian international and has played for Bundesliga clubs including FC Augsburg and SC Freiburg.
Jörg Siebenhandl: Goalkeeper who began his senior career at Kapfenberg, later becoming an Austrian international and key player for SK Sturm Graz.
Gernot Plassnegger: Former Austrian international defender and long-time player with Kapfenberg.
Mario Leitgeb: Midfielder, begun his professional journey at Kapfenberg and has had a successful career in the Austrian Bundesliga.
Mario Sonnleitner: Defender who played for Kapfenberg youth before establishing himself at Rapid Wien and becoming a respected Austrian top-flight player.

These players embody the club’s ethos of developing talent and serving as a springboard for successful football careers within Austria and beyond.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Dominik Frieser	MF/FW	34	109	0.31
2	Marko Perchtold	MF	33	150	0.22
3	Paul Koller	FW	29	90	0.32
4	Daniel Rosenbichler	DF	27	170	0.16
5	Deni Alar	FW	25	49	0.51
6	Michael Gregoritsch	FW	26	45	0.58
7	Mario Leitgeb	MF	23	122	0.19
8	David Sencar	MF	20	107	0.19
9	Gerald Holzer	FW	19	80	0.24
10	Martin Krienzer	FW	18	41	0.44

Typical Squad

SV Kapfenberg usually organizes its team in a flexible 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, adapting to league demands and player strengths. The squad features a blend of experienced Austrian professionals and promising youth players, with a focus on collective discipline and technical development.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is central to the team's defensive stability. In recent seasons, Sandro Pavlic and Roman Brkić have served as primary options, bringing reliability and shot-stopping abilities.

Defender

Defenders provide a crucial base. The backline typically includes experienced leaders, with regulars like Mario Grgic and Lukas Fadinger marshaling the defense, supported by versatile fullbacks.

Midfielder

The midfield engine is constructed around players capable of both disrupting opposition possession and supporting the side's attack. Players such as Markus Rusek and Philipp Seidl are key in this sector.

Forward

The attacking line relies on both homegrown strikers and international flair, focusing on quick transitions and technical finishing. Young forwards from the academy are regularly given first-team exposure.

SV Kapfenberg remains dedicated to developing youth and providing opportunities to local talents, with several teenagers making regular appearances each season.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks another chapter in SV Kapfenberg’s campaign to climb the Austrian football ladder, with a squad reflecting a balance of youth progression and experienced leadership. Below is an overview of the current squad:

Goalkeepers
Updating...	1	Sandro Pavlic		Austria	28/06/1999
Updating...	13	Roman Brkić		Austria	20/08/2002
Updating...	33	Mario Kresic		Austria	14/12/2003
Defenders
Updating...	5	Mario Grgic		Austria	17/09/1991
Updating...	20	Lukas Fadinger		Austria	27/09/1999
Updating...	15	Dardan Shabanhaxhaj		Austria	23/04/1997
Updating...	24	Julian Göttinger		Austria	23/07/2004
Updating...	26	Markus Kreuzer		Austria	24/06/2002
Midfielders
Updating...	6	Markus Rusek		Austria	23/12/1993
Updating...	10	Philipp Seidl		Austria	20/12/1997
Updating...	14	Gabriel Pauritsch		Austria	12/07/2005
Updating...	16	Stefan Gölles		Austria	04/10/1992
Forwards
Updating...	9	Martin Krienzer		Austria	12/12/1999
Updating...	11	Paul Koller		Austria	09/02/2005
Updating...	18	Ognjen Bjelicic		Serbia	11/11/2003
Updating...	19	Tobias Koch		Austria	06/04/2001
Manager
Updating...		Abdullah Ercan		Turkey	08/12/1971
Assistant Manager
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Coach

SV Kapfenberg, officially known as Kapfenberger SV, has had several influential coaches shaping the club’s journey in Austrian football. Though not as internationally renowned as some larger European clubs, SV Kapfenberg’s managers have played crucial roles in guiding the team through promotions, strong regional performances, and establishing the club in Austria’s professional leagues. Below are some of the most notable coaches in the history of SV Kapfenberg:

Kurt Russ: One of the most recognized managers in the club’s history, Kurt Russ led Kapfenberg from 2013 to 2021 in the Austrian 2. Liga, achieving stable mid-table finishes and fostering young talent, which has become the club’s trademark.
Werner Gregoritsch: Gregoritsch, now well known as Austria’s U21 national team coach, guided Kapfenberg during a pivotal spell in the early 2000s, assisting the club in consolidation and laying the groundwork for their later promotion to the Bundesliga.
Werner Kogler: Coached Kapfenberg during the period where the team earned promotion to Austrian Bundesliga for the 2008-09 season, marking one of the club's high points in modern times.
Thomas von Heesen: A former Bundesliga player and manager, von Heesen brought experience to Kapfenberg, coaching the team during part of their top-flight adventure and providing a valuable professional approach.
Franz Almer: Almer managed the squad in the late 2010s, focusing on youth development and solidifying the team’s status in Austria’s second tier.

Through the work of these coaches and many others, Kapfenberger SV has developed a reputation for stability, youth development, and resilience in Austrian football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/07/2021 – Present	Abdullah Ercan	Austria	08/10/1974
01/07/2019 – 30/06/2021	Kurt Russ	Austria	23/11/1964
01/07/2018 – 30/06/2019	Franz Almer	Austria	23/04/1971
01/07/2013 – 30/06/2018	Kurt Russ	Austria	23/11/1964
01/07/2011 – 30/06/2013	Thomas von Heesen	Germany	09/10/1961
01/07/2007 – 30/06/2011	Werner Gregoritsch	Austria	22/03/1958
01/01/2007 – 30/06/2007	Werner Kogler	Austria	17/12/1961
01/07/2005 – 31/12/2006	Michael Fuchs	Austria	15/03/1966
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2005	Werner Gregoritsch	Austria	22/03/1958
01/01/2000 – 30/06/2002	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1998 – 31/12/1999	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1995 – 30/06/1998	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1990 – 30/06/1995	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
Before 1990	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

SV Kapfenberg, officially known as Kapfenberger SV, is a professional football club based in Kapfenberg, Austria. The club is steeped in local tradition and its visual identity has evolved throughout its history to reflect its heritage and values.

The original club crest featured simple design elements, highlighting the club’s initials "KSV" along with the founding year, 1919. Over the years, the crest was modernized, notably adopting a more stylized shield shape and placing greater emphasis on the image of a red falcon ("Falken" in German)—a symbol of strength and agility that also serves as the team’s beloved mascot. The falcon remains central to the current crest, reflecting both pride and regional ties, with “Kapfenberger SV” or “KSV 1919” inscribed prominently.

The club's traditional colors are red and white, with red dominating the home kits and white often used as trim or for the away kits. Throughout various periods, navy blue has also been introduced as a secondary color for alternate kits or accent details but the club always returns to its iconic red-and-white palette. These colors underscore the club’s individuality and connection to the Styrian region.

In summary, SV Kapfenberg’s crest and colors are a vivid expression of its history, community spirit, and resilience, symbolizing the enduring identity of the club.

Fan Club

SV Kapfenberg boasts a loyal and passionate fan base, known for their unwavering support, especially during home matches at Franz-Fekete-Stadion. The most prominent supporters’ association is “Falkenfans,” named after the club’s falcon symbol. The Falkenfans are well-known for their coordinated chants, striking banners, and vibrant displays in the stands.

SV Kapfenberg’s supporters are widely regarded for their strong sense of community involvement and for fostering a welcoming atmosphere that encourages families and local youth to participate in club activities. While the club does not experience the same scale of ultra culture as some larger European teams, their dedication is unwavering, traveling to away games across Austria and organizing events that reinforce club loyalty and local pride.

Inclusivity and support for grassroots football define the SV Kapfenberg fan culture, making their presence an integral element of the club’s identity.

Stadium

SV Kapfenberg plays home matches at Franz-Fekete-Stadion, an iconic sports venue located in Kapfenberg, Austria. The stadium, named after the long-serving mayor Franz Fekete, has been the club's home since its opening in 1950.

With a seating capacity of approximately 12,000, it is one of the notable stadiums in the Austrian second division. Over the years, the stadium has undergone multiple renovations, including significant upgrades to the stands, pitch, and infrastructure in the 2000s, ensuring compliance with Austrian Bundesliga standards. The stadium is known for its scenic location, nestled against the Styrian mountains, providing a unique backdrop for football matches.

Franz-Fekete-Stadion hosts not only club football but also a variety of local sporting and cultural events, solidifying its role as a central gathering point within the Kapfenberg community.

Honours and Awards

While SV Kapfenberg has not yet captured major national or international cups, the club has achieved notable successes in Austrian football, including promotions to the top-flight Bundesliga and strong performances in the Austrian First League (now 2. Liga). Their resilience and steady growth stand out as key parts of their heritage.

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Austrian First League Champion	1	Winner	2007/08
2	Austrian Regional League Winner (Central)	2	Winner	1990/91, 1991/92
3	Austrian Cup	–	Runners-up	Updating...
4	Austrian Bundesliga	–	Best finish: 8th place	2010/11
5	European Competitions	–	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about SV Kapfenberg

Q: When was SV Kapfenberg founded?

A: SV Kapfenberg was founded in 1919, marking over a century of football tradition in the Styrian region.

Q: What is the nickname of SV Kapfenberg?

A: The team is commonly known as “Die Falken,” which translates to “The Falcons.”

Q: What is SV Kapfenberg’s home stadium?

A: Their home stadium is Franz-Fekete-Stadion, located in Kapfenberg, Austria, with a capacity of about 12,000.

Q: Which league does SV Kapfenberg compete in?

A: As of the 2023/24 season, SV Kapfenberg competes in the Austrian 2. Liga, the second tier of Austrian football.

Q: What are SV Kapfenberg's traditional colors?

A: The club’s traditional colors are red and white.

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

A: Yes, SV Kapfenberg has competed in the Austrian Bundesliga, with their most recent stint in the top division during the 2011/12 season.

Q: Who are the main rivals of SV Kapfenberg?

A: Local rivalries exist with nearby Styrian clubs, such as DSV Leoben and Sturm Graz, but the level of rivalry can vary depending on league placement.

Q: Does SV Kapfenberg have any notable youth development programs?

A: Yes, SV Kapfenberg is recognized for its youth academy, which has produced several Austrian professional players.

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

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Q: How can I purchase tickets for SV Kapfenberg matches?

A: Tickets can be bought via the club’s official website or at the Franz-Fekete-Stadion ticket office on matchday.

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