Weekend Goals

Football in Vienna this weekend

No football is on in Vienna this weekend, but 18 matches are scheduled in the coming days, across 10 grounds.

Prices checked 17 October 2026 · official and resale sellers

All upcoming matches

Clubs and grounds in Vienna

Every club we hold a fixture for in Vienna, and where they play.

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DonauSportplatz SV DonauRegionalliga - OstSportplatz SV Donau–
Union MauerSportplatz Union MauerRegionalliga - OstSportplatz Union Mauer–
Favoritner ACFavAC - PlatzRegionalliga - OstFavAC - Platz–
Dinamo HelfortSportplatz Helfort–Sportplatz Helfort–
Red Star PenzingSportplatz Red Star Auto–Sportplatz Red Star Auto–
Vorwärts BrigittenauSportplatz WAF Gruabn–Sportplatz WAF Gruabn–
LAC-InterLAC-Sportanlage–LAC-Sportanlage–
WienerbergWienerberg ArenaRegionalliga - OstWienerberg Arena–
TWL ElektraSportplatz RaxRegionalliga - OstSportplatz Rax–
Austria XIIISportplatz Kinkplatz–Sportplatz Kinkplatz–
FAC WienFAC-Platz–FAC-Platz–
SchwechatRudolf-Tonn-Stadion–Rudolf-Tonn-Stadion–
1980 WienFranz Koci Anlage–Franz Koci Anlage–
MauerwerkOstbahn-XI-Platz–Ostbahn-XI-Platz–
Slovan HACSlovanplatz Hütteldorf–Slovanplatz Hütteldorf–
Gerasdorf StammersdorfSportplatz Gerasdorf–Sportplatz Gerasdorf–
StadlauOMV-Sportanlage Stadlau–OMV-Sportanlage Stadlau–
Hellas KagranHellas Kagran Sport-Arena–Hellas Kagran Sport-Arena–
MannswörthSportplatz Mannswörth–Sportplatz Mannswörth–
Simmeringer SCSimmeringer Had–Simmeringer Had–
Austria Vienna (Am)Franz Horr Stadium2. LigaFranz Horr Stadium–
Columbia FloridsdorfFranz Grasberger-Stadion–Franz Grasberger-Stadion–
VosendorfSportzentrum Vösendorf–Sportzentrum Vösendorf–
Austria Wien WGenerali Arena - Platz 2FrauenligaGenerali Arena - Platz 2–
First Vienna WHohe Warte StadiumFrauenligaHohe Warte Stadium–
Rapid Wien IIKörner Trainingszentrum powered by Varta2. LigaKörner Trainingszentrum powered by Varta–
First Vienna IIFirst Vienna Football Campus–First Vienna Football Campus–
Austria U17Stadion Miejski w Szubinie–Stadion Miejski w Szubinie–
Austria U21Ernst-Happel-Stadion–Ernst-Happel-Stadion–
Austria Wien U19Franz Horr Stadium–Franz Horr Stadium–

Getting to the grounds

9 grounds are reachable from the centre in 39 minutes or less.

Allianz StadionHütteldorf · U4 (Vienna U-Bahn)22 min from the centre
Franz Horr StadiumAltes Landgut · U1 (Vienna U-Bahn)10 min from the centre
Hohe Warte StadiumHeiligenstadt · U4 (Vienna U-Bahn)12 min from the centre
DATENPOL ARENAMaria Enzersdorf Südstadt Bahnhst · Badner Bahn (Wiener Lokalbahnen)39 min from the centre
FAC-PlatzJedlersdorf · S-Bahn S329 min from the centre
Sportplatz DonaufeldFloridsdorf · S-Bahn S216 min from the centre
Sportplatz SV DonauKaisermühlen-VIC · U1 (Vienna U-Bahn)8 min from the centre
Sportplatz Wiener ViktoriaTscherttegasse · U6 (Vienna U-Bahn)21 min from the centre
Wienerberg ArenaWien Inzersdorf Lokalbahn · Badner Bahn (Wiener Lokalbahnen)37 min from the centre

Going to a match in Vienna

Rapid Wien and Austria Wien's Vienna derby is the country's biggest club rivalry and the hardest ticket of the Austrian season. The city's Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Austria's national ground, has hosted four European Cup finals since it opened in 1931.

Tickets for the bigger clubs sell through official channels first and appear on resale later, so prices move week to week — we track both and show the cheapest available seat per fixture. Smaller grounds usually stay on general sale right up to kickoff.

Every ground in Vienna

Every ground in Vienna
Priced from the cheapest seat we found. Pick a stadium to see who's playing.
0 matches · 42 grounds
Every ground in the city, priced from the cheapest seat we found.
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Common questions

How many football clubs and grounds are in Vienna?

We hold 40 clubs and 0 grounds in Vienna.

How do tickets for the Vienna derby go on sale?

It is the hardest ticket of the Austrian season and rarely reaches general sale at all — most seats go through each club's own membership and season-ticket system well before matchday.

What is the Ernst-Happel-Stadion's history?

Built between 1929 and 1931 as the Praterstadion, it was renamed for Austrian footballer Ernst Happel in 1992 and has hosted four European Cup/Champions League finals — 1964, 1987, 1990 and 1995 — plus the Euro 2008 final.

When does the Austrian Bundesliga season run?

Austria's top flight runs from August to May; the 2026/27 season begins on 1 August 2026 and finishes on 17 May 2027.