ÖFB against Serbia: A hot duel for promotion to the A-Liga!

ÖFB against Serbia: A hot duel for promotion to the A-Liga!

Austria's national football team begins the international year with an exciting clash against Serbia in the play-off of the UEFA Nations League, where the promotion to the A-League is at stake. The team of the Austrian Football Association (ÖFB) will meet the Serbian selection on March 23 in the legendary Rajko Mitic stadium in Belgrade. This encounter is particularly explosive, because since Jugoslavia's disintegration, the two teams have faced each other five times, with a recent Austrian success in the 2024 European Championship test in Vienna when the ÖFB team defeated Serbia 2-1. ÖFB-Co coach Lars Kornetka describes the upcoming duel as "a difficult game against a strong opponent" and emphasizes the anticipation of this exciting challenge, reported the Krone .

The trip to Belgrade for the fans and the team starts with a charter flight from Vienna. During the stay in the official Teamhotel Hilton Belgrade, which is located in the city center, travelers have the opportunity to explore the exciting Serbian capital before the big game takes place. For fans there is a chance to win a trip for two people, which further increases the anticipation. In addition to the football match, a tour of the Balkans is also planned, which includes interesting cultural and historical sights, so ÖAMTC . The tour starts in Belgrade, leads via Northern Macedonia and Albania to Montenegro and offers exciting discovery opportunities in cities such as Dubrovnik and Sarajevo.

diverse travel program

The nine-day Balkan trip begins with a visit to the Kalemegdan fortress in Belgrade, followed by a traditional dinner in Skopje. The travelers are offered a boat trip on the Ohridsee, followed by cultural experiences in Tirana and Budva. A special Highlight is a visit to the historic city of Dubrovnik, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic". The tour continues to Mostar, where the famous old bridge is visited before going to the capital Sarajevo, where the participants can dive deep into the history of the Balkans.

These two events - the football game and the tour - show the variety and attraction of the region, both for sports lovers and travelers who are interested in the fascinating culture and history of the Balkans.