Excitement on Sunday: Rapid meets LASK in the European Cup play-off!

Excitement on Sunday: Rapid meets LASK in the European Cup play-off!

On Sunday, June 1, 2025, there are numerous sports highlights on Austrian television. In a particularly exciting play-off second leg, Rapid Vienna meets the LASK for the last ticket for the Europaliga. This duel promises an exciting encounter about which [meinzirk.at] (https://www.meinbezirk.at/linz/c-sport/lask-hatse-beiden-endspiele- against-rapid_a7345922) reports.

The LASK previously prevailed in the play-off semi-final against TSV Hartberg with a 2-0. Maximilian Entrup and Andres Andres Andres Andres Andres Andres scored the goals in front of around 8,000 spectators in the stadium. Interim coach Maximilian Ritscher confidently looks at the upcoming games and emphasizes the importance of this phase of success. Foreign defender George Bello also emphasizes the flexibility and strength of Rapid Vienna, which must be observed.

Sporty television program

The TV program of the day is full filled with further sporting events. The highlights include the athletics of the Hymphicing in Götzis at 10 a.m. on ORF Sport+, followed by the French Open at 11 a.m. on Eurosport. Motorsport fans can look forward to the Porsche Supercup at 11.40 a.m. on Sky, followed by several other motorsport broadcasts. The focus is particularly on the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Spain, which will be transferred to ServusTV and Sky at 3 p.m.

Also worth mentioning is the race of the Erzberg enduroren, which is broadcast on ServusTV at 1 p.m. and gives both professionals and amateurs the opportunity to compete against each other. This shows the wide range of sports broadcasts that are offered to the audience.

European Cup broadcasts and changes

In the context of the European Cup games, the transfer rights in Austria have recently changed. It is striking that Canal+ is now also playing games of the Champions League play-off round, including the first leg between Dynamo Kiev and Red Bull Salzburg. This game is exclusively broadcast on Canal+, while the second leg can be seen at Sky. In addition, there are new regulations for the transfer of Europa League and Conference League, which are increasingly running on Sky, while Canal+ also has the first pick for one game per match day.

This change in the media landscape could significantly influence visibility and access to certain games for fans. The UEFA Champions League games with Austrian participants will be transferred mainly to Sky in the future, while Servust is limited to highlights.

Overall, Sunday, thanks to the exciting game between Rapid Vienna and LASK, promises not only an interesting competition for the last European Cup ticket, but also a rich sports program for all fans. The entire events are transferred live on various platforms, which could further increase the reach and awareness of Austrian football.