Austria Vienna storms into the women's cup final: Volkmer with double pack!

Austria Vienna storms into the women's cup final: Volkmer with double pack!

Wiener Neustadt, Österreich - The FK Austria Vienna has secured the entry into the final of the Lower Austria Women's Cup in the final of the sports country Lower Austria. This is not only the second final in a row, but also the second in the club's history. Captain Verena Volkmer was the heroine of the day by scoring both goals: the first one penalty in the 33rd minute, followed by another goal shortly before the break in the 45th minute. The final will kick off on May 24th in Wiener Neustadt, the Ankick will take place at 2:00 p.m. The opponent of Austria Vienna will be determined on Sunday, since the second semi -finals between SKN St. Pölten Rush and First Vienna FC will also be held at 2:00 p.m. href = "https://www.laola1.at/de/red/fussball/frauen-fussball/fk-austria-wien-sichertsichert-städte-am-frauen-cpfinale/" Target = "_ blank"> laola1 reported.

The impressive record of the FK Austria Vienna continues. The association had already ended the basic round of Admiral Women Bundesliga in second place, which is additional motivation for the cup competition for the team. In this context, FC Bergheim achieved the first move into the Cup semi-final after an exciting 1-0 win against FC Blau-Weiß Linz/Kleinmünchen. For the game against Austria, this was the third meeting of the two teams, with Austria won 2-0 in Vienna in the two league games, while the away game ended goalless, as on the official website of FC Austria Vienna ( fk-austria.at ) is executed.

The context of the league

The ÖFB women's Bundesliga is the highest division in Austrian women's football and offers a platform for many talents. The league was organized in 1936, and since 2010 it has comprised ten teams. The current master is the SKN St. Pölten, which is one of the favorites of the league with a total of nine titles. The championship has been held since 1972 and the geographical distribution of the teams has changed significantly over the years. The Bundesliga is not only important for the national championship, but also for participation in the UEFA Women’s Champions League, which gives the competition an additional charm ( wikipedia ).

Overall, the development of women's football in Austria has gone through a remarkable journey since the first beginning in the 1930s, especially after the revival of sport in 1968. With regular live broadcasts, including from ÖFB TV, interest in women's football has also increased, which is probably also the popularity of the league. The FK Austria Vienna could set a new milestone in the club's history with a strong performance in the upcoming final and continue the success story.