Exciting football weekend: Who gets the championship?

Exciting football weekend: Who gets the championship?

With today's date, April 2, 2025, the 16th round of the 1st grade south is at the door. The games will kick off on Friday, April 4, 2025, at 7:30 p.m. Ligaportal.at offers comprehensive statistical data, fever curves, head-to-head comparison and the current Table situation.

The game between SK Raika Wiesmath and SC Hochwolkersdorf promises exciting duels. SK Wiesmath currently occupies the 4th place with 29 points from 14 games. They achieve an average of 2.07 points per game and have a goal difference of 33:19. In contrast, the SC Hochwolkersdorf is located in the 5th place with 26 points, 14 games and 31 goals scored. Interestingly, SK Wiesmath looks back on three victories from the last direct duels, while Hochwolkersdorf has not yet been able to win a game against them.

The further encounters of the round

Another key game will be the comparison between ASK Trumau and SV Grimmenstein. Both teams are tied and have a good chance of promotion. ASK Trumau is located in the 3rd place with 29 points from 15 games and a goal difference of 37:21. SV Grimmenstein leads the table with 32 points and has a similar goal balance of 29:18. In the last matches, Trumau has so far not been able to win against Grimmenstein.

But also the game between AC Casino Baden and ASK Oberwaltersdorf is expected with a lot of tension. While the AC Casino Baden is at the end of the table, the Upper Waltersdorfer are fighting for a place in the midfield. The AC has only collected 4 points from 14 games, with a heavy goal difference of 15:50. In contrast, ASK Oberwaltersdorf scored 20 points and can come up with 1.33 points per game.

More games on Saturday, April 5, 2025, are the clashes between SVG Pitten and ASC Leobersdorf and USV Scheiblingkirchen II against SC Neunkirchen. Both games promise an intensive competition in which the teams fight for important points.

movement in the amateur leagues

Amateur football is of great importance in Austria because it is the most important sport for many people. In the past few years, initiatives have been created that focus more on the amateur area. Austria.com reports on the need for platforms for amateur football that already exist at professional associations. Contents such as game reports, expert tips and live tickers should give fans the opportunity to follow the games better and to find out more about their teams.

Overall, Austrian amateur football comprises up to 153 leagues, which are supported by committed voluntary editors. This shows the great commitment to this popular sport in the population and underlines the relevance of the upcoming games in the 1st grade south.