Rapid Vienna: Victory streak brings new impetus in the fight for Europe!

Rapid Vienna: Victory streak brings new impetus in the fight for Europe!

Last week Rapid Vienna was able to win important victories that improved the mood in the Club noticeably. Despite these successes, the semi -finals of the UEFA Conference League remains unmatched and the situation in the Admiral Bundesliga is still challenging. The second leg against Djurgard is already sold out, which underlines the support of the fans and illustrates the importance of this game for the association.

Lukas Grgic emphasizes the importance of struggle and victory for Rapid and emphasizes the role of the loyal supporters. In the last games, the players showed a positive development in terms of body language, use and self -image. Robert Klauß, the coach of the association, also sees this progress and expresses that every team gained gives the team more security and self -confidence. Nevertheless, he warns of excessive euphoria, because according to Klauss, Rapid is not the favorite in the upcoming encounter against Djurgard.

challenges in the Bundesliga

Despite the recent successes, the situation in the Admiral Bundesliga remains tense. Klauss emphasizes that the club must remain realistic and that improvements in the style of play are still necessary. The fans hope for a consolidation of the services and see the upcoming game as crucial for the rest of the season.

Rapid Vienna's successes are not only limited to the current games. The association has a long and consequent history that goes back to 1899. An interesting view of this history can be found in the book "Rapid - The Chronicle: 1899 - 1999" by Roland Holzinger. This book offers a comprehensive overview of the important events and turning points of the association.

club history and name change

The history of the association is also overshadowed by discussions about a possible name change that arose due to conflicts with the authorities. Some responsible people found the name of the association as provocative. This is discussed in the publication "Sport Club Rapid: Publication of the Austrian Football Association" by Karl Langisch.

The club history is also inseparable with international games, as the commemorative publication "50 Years of Sport Club Rapid" illustrates. In the first decades of the 20th century, Rapid achieved remarkable successes, including an 8-0 victory against Bohemians Dublin, in which Franz Binder scored seven goals.

For deeper research on the history of the association, especially the name discussion, it is possible to view historical materials in the Austrian National Library. A valid use card is required for this, and the research also extends to digital stocks, such as the "Anno" platform, which provides historical newspapers.

With a view to the upcoming games, Rapid Vienna not only has to master the sporting challenges, but also continue to successfully present the proud tradition of the association.