SV Donau Klagenfurt says goodbye: emotional finals with 4: 4!

SV Donau Klagenfurt says goodbye: emotional finals with 4: 4!

Klagenfurt, Österreich - On June 2, 2025, the last home game of SV Donau Klagenfurt took place against the Dellach/Gail team. This game was not only of sporting importance, but also an emotional farewell to two legends of the association: Sebastian Layrozz and Thomas Guggenberger. Both players stood on the pitch over 1,200 times for SV Donau and made the promotion from the 2nd grade to the Carinthian league.

The farewell of the two players was recognized by the sports city councilor Di Constance Mochar with an official recognition award, which she presented on behalf of the city of Klagenfurt. Despite the emotional moments, the game itself was a very exciting experience that ended with a 4: 4 and finally secured the relegation to SV Donau.

an emotional end

In the stadium atmosphere, the attachment of the fans to Layrozt and Guggenberger, whose career at SV Donau is a remarkable journey, was felt. The closing ceremony was designed both sporty and emotionally, so that the two players were adopted with a proper frame.

Sebastian Layroutz, whose player profile can be found on platforms such as transfer market, not only gained sporting success, but also contributed significantly to the identity of the association. His presence on the field and its commitment to football in Carinthia should not be underestimated.

Carinthian football in the historical context

The farewell to Layrozt and Guggenberger falls into a broader context of the Carinthian football, which is discussed in the accompanying band for the exhibition in the Carinthian State Archives. This volume extends from 1893 to 2007 and illuminates the sporting dimension of football in Carinthia. Not only clubs and teams are treated, but also important stars and idols.

The exhibition represents the phenomenon of football in Carinthia, embedded in social, political and cultural relationships. It offers a chronology of events and captures the development of the audience interest and sports facility construction. The presentation is rounded off by visual representations and an extensive selection bibliography about Carinthian football, which is a valuable resource for future generations.