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GAK celebrates staying in the league: party on Mallorca and beer on the bus!
The GAK secured relegation in the Bundesliga after a 1-1 draw against WSG Tirol on May 23rd, 2025. Celebrations planned in Mallorca!
GAK celebrates staying in the league: party on Mallorca and beer on the bus!
In an exciting final game of the season, GAK secured relegation in the Austrian Bundesliga. The team played against WSG Tirol in Tyrol on May 23, 2025 and secured their stay in the league with a 1-1 draw. The decisive point was achieved without any help from other teams, which makes GAK's achievement even more impressive. Coach Ferdinand Feldhofer, who took office at the beginning of the qualifying group, could be proud of his team.
The game was marked by an early goal from GAK: Dominik Frieser scored in the 25th minute after a cross from Christian Lichtenberger and thus scored his first league goal of the season. Shortly after taking the lead, Stefan Skrbo equalized for the hosts in the 29th minute. The GAK was dependent on support, especially if Klagenfurt or Altach won, but only had a small chance of relegation of two percent.
Celebration mood after the game
After the final whistle there was an exuberant atmosphere in the team. Lukas Graf announced on the bus that beer would be drunk and anyone who didn't want to drink had to stay outside. The players are also planning to hold a three-day celebration in Mallorca. Dominik Frieser, the goalscorer, didn't miss this and announced that he would "cleanly put one in".
The last game was an important moment not only for the players, but also for captain Marco Perchtold, who was making his last appearance. He managed to make a significant contribution to saving the tie over time and thus creating the basis for the upcoming celebration.
Statistics and fair of the season
The entire 2024/25 Bundesliga season was characterized by tension. The league, which consists of 12 teams in total, will play 193 games this season. Up to this point, 186 games have already been played without goals. If you look at the current table you can see that LASK Linz stands out as the leader with 22 points from 9 games, followed by TSV Hartberg and Liebherr Grazer AK.
The latest results show how close the league was and GAK fought bravely despite the challenges. With this performance-related assurance of staying in the league, the focus now turns to the next season 2025/26, in which the GAK will continue to be represented in the Austrian Bundesliga. Further preparations for the new season will be made based on the experience gained.