Austrian national soccer team for women

Austria
Republic of Austria

Association	Austrian Football Association
confederacy	UEFA
Technical sponsor	puma
Head coach	Irene Fuhrmann
captain	Viktoria Schnaderbeck
Record scorer	Nina Burger (53)
Record player	Nina Burger (108)
Home stadium	Changing stages
FIFA code	AUT
FIFA rank	22. (1792 points) (as of August 14, 2020)
First jersey Second jersey
Balance sheet
181 games 77 wins 30 draws 74 defeats
statistics
First international match Switzerland 5-1 Austria ( Richterswil , Switzerland ; August 25, 1990 )
Highest victories Austria 11: 0 Armenia ( Waidhofen an der Ybbs , Austria ; May 10, 2003 ) Armenia 0:11 Austria ( Waidhofen an der Ybbs , Austria ; May 13, 2003 )
Biggest defeats Czech Republic 5: 0 Austria ( Vienna , Austria ; April 25, 1999 ) Scotland 5: 0 Austria ( Livingston , Scotland ; May 5, 2002 )
(As of November 12, 2019 )

The Austrian national soccer team for women has existed since 1990 and is the national team for women of the Austrian Soccer Association (ÖFB).

history

In qualifying for the 2011 World Cup , the team met Spain , England , Turkey and Malta . Austria took 3rd place.

For the first time in qualifying for the EM 2013 they reached the play-offs for an EM ticket as group runner-up, but failed there: They lost 2-0 to Russia in the first leg and couldn't keep up with a 1-1 draw in the second leg catching up more. In March 2016, the Austrians ranked 25th in the FIFA world rankings after winning the Cyprus Cup in 2016 . After the 2017 European Championships, they achieved their best placement in September 2017 with 20th place. They are now in 22nd place.

The Austrian national soccer team for women was able to qualify for the first time in September 2016 for the final round of a European championship, but never for a world championship. The team met Switzerland, France and Iceland in Group C at the 2017 European Championships , where they emerged as group winners. In the quarter-finals there was a penalty shoot-out against Spain, where it won 5-3 and advanced to the semi-finals. This was Denmark with 3: decide for 0 on penalties. In the election for Austria's athletes of the year 2017, the team was voted Team of the Year.

On July 27, 2020, Irene Fuhrmann became the first women's team boss. She took over the office of Dominik Thalhammer , who switched to LASK .

Tournament balance sheet

World Championship

1991 : no participation 1995 : no participation 1999 : no participation 2003 : not qualified

2007 : not qualified 2011 : not qualified 2015 : not qualified 2019 : not qualified

European Championship

1984 : no participation 1987 : no participation 1989 : no participation 1991 : no participation 1993 : no participation 1995 : no participation

1997 : not qualified 2001 : not qualified 2005 : not qualified 2009 : not qualified 2013 : not qualified 2017 : semi-finals

Olympic games

1996  : no participation 2000  : no participation 2004  : no participation

2008  : not qualified 2012  : not qualified 2016  : not qualified 2020  : not qualified

Algarve Cup

The national team took part in the Algarve Cup three times and played in group C, in which the weaker teams initially compete against each other.

1994 to 2008 : did not participate 2009 : 10th place 2010 : 11th place 2011 to 2013 : did not participate 2014 : 11th place 2015 to 2018 : did not participate

Cyprus Cup

The national team took part for the first time in 2016 and won the tournament by beating Poland 2-1 in the final . In 2017 , the eighth place was taken. The team met an oceanic team ( New Zealand ) for the first time and won 3-0. Austria took part again in 2018 and finished seventh with a win on penalties against Wales . Here came Nina Burger was the first Austrian player to her 100th international . In 2019 the fourth place was taken. The Austrians didn't lose a game. After victories against African champions Nigeria (4: 1) and Slovakia (1: 0) as well as a goalless draw against Belgium , Austria became group winners, but met Belgium again as the worst group winners in the game for third place. Since this again ended goalless, there was a penalty shoot-out, in which five shooters from both teams scored and did not score and it was 3-2 for Belgium in the end.

Record players and goal scorers

→ Main article : List of Austrian national soccer players

As of November 12, 2019

The first goal in the international matches of the Austrian women was scored by the player Christa Zötsch ( 1. DFC Leoben ) on August 25, 1990 in the 63rd minute of the game when the score was 0: 3 in the 1: 5 (0: 2) defeat of Austria in of Switzerland , in Richterswil .

Gertrud Stallinger ( Union Kleinmünchen Linz ) scored four goals in an international match on July 30, 1998 in Austria's 5-0 (1-0) win against Israel at the tournament in Trencin (SK). Austria's record goalscorer Gertrud Stallinger was also successful four times in Austria's 11-0 win against Armenia on May 13, 2003 in Waidhofen an der Ybbs . Manuela Binder , Michaela Schaffranek and Elke Scheubmayr scored three goals each in a game .

Ramona Cito achieved a special feat. On May 27, 1995, she was exchanged for a friendly international match against Slovenia with a score of 8: 1 in the 79th minute and only four minutes later made the final score of 9: 1 for Austria. Nevertheless, it should remain Ramona Cito's only international appearance.

The fastest international goals were scored by two other players: In Austria's 11-0 win against Armenia on May 13, 2003, Marlies Hanschitz was just as successful after 3 minutes as Manuela Binder in the aforementioned 9-1 win against Slovenia. Incidentally, the fastest losing goal was scored by Welshwoman Jones, who sank a penalty against Austria in the second minute of the 1-1 draw on October 24, 1999.

In a 2020 test match against Switzerland, Sarah Puntigam celebrated her 100th international match in an ÖFB dress, making her the second female national team player after Nina Burger to break the 100 international match mark.

Record players
Games	Player	Period	Gates
108	Nina Burger	2005-2019	53
0101	Sarah Puntigam	2009-2019	13
094	Carina Wenninger	2007-2019	04th
093	Nadine Prohaska	2008-2019	07th
077	Laura Feiersinger	2010-2019	12
074	Virginia Kirchberger	2010-2019	01
074	Sarah Zadrazil	2010-2019	11
072	Viktoria Schnaderbeck	2007-2018	02
067	Verena Aschauer	2011-2019	07th
062	Sonja Player	1993-2010	10
060	Lisa Makas	2010-2017	18th
058	Nicole Billa	2013-2019	25th

Record shooters
Gates	Player	Period	Games
53	Nina Burger	2005-2019	108
30th	Gertrud Stallinger	1990-2005	056
25th	Nicole Billa	2013-2019	058
18th	Lisa Makas	2010-2017	060
14th	Laura Feiersinger	2009-2019	077
13	Elke Scheubmayer	1991-2001	037
13	Sarah Puntigam	2009-2019	099
11	Nina Aigner	1998-2010	040
11	Sarah Zadrazil	2010-2019	74
10	Sonja Player	1993-2010	062
09	Marion Groebner	2003-2013	041
08th	Marlies Hanschitz	2003-2013	045
07th	Verena Aschauer	2011-2019	067

Team bosses and assistants

As of November 12, 2019

The first team boss of the Austrian national women's team was Peter Leitl , who was responsible for the nominations a total of 27 times. The current team manager is Dominik Thalhammer , who took over from Ernst Weber , who died in April 2011 and was primarily responsible for the Austrian women's national team in 60 international matches.

Surname	Total number of national games	Including as team boss	Including as an assistant	First country game	Last country game	annotation
Peter Leitl	27	27	-	08/25/1990	05/10/1997
Eveline Leitner	28	-	28	10/09/1991	05/10/1997
Paul Gludovatz	4th	4th	-	10/09/1991	05/14/2000
Gerhard Seidl	2	-	2	11/17/1991	04/29/1992
Mario Franzoi	36	-	36	05/19/1996	09/23/2006
Adi Köstenberger	1	-	1	08/18/1996	08/18/1996
Olga Hutter	36	6th	30th	06/28/1998	09/23/2006
Ernst Weber	60	60	-	06/28/1998	08/25/2010
Dominik Thalhammer	91	91	-	04/27/2011	07/11/2020	Victory at the Cyprus Cup 2016 First qualification for a European Championship finals (2017)
Irene Fuhrmann	0	0	-	07/27/2020	in office

Squad

ÖFB women's soccer friendly between Austria and Denmark in July 2017, 1st row crouching from left: Billa, Zadrazil, Feiersinger, Aschauer and Burger; 2nd row standing from left Wenninger, Kirchberger, Makas, Schiechtl, Zinsberger and Puntigam

Squad for the games against Switzerland in March 2020:

The team during the reception at the Federal President before leaving for the EM 2017

Part of the team with other winners at the gala for the Austrian athletes of the year 2017

No.	Surname	society	Date of birth	International matches	International goals	Last use
goal
21st	Vanessa Gritzner	SK Sturm Graz	November 14, 1997	000	00
23	Isabella Kresche	SKN St. Pölten	November 28, 1998	000	00
01	Manuela Zinsberger	Arsenal WFC	October 19, 1995	060	00	11/12/2019
Defense
19th	Verena Aschauer	1. FFC Frankfurt	January 20, 1994	067	07th	11/12/2019
13	Virginia Kirchberger	Sc freiburg	May 25, 1993	074	01	11/12/2019
3	Katharina Naschenweng	TSG 1899 Hoffenheim	December 16, 1997	012	00	06/12/2018
06th	Katharina Schiechtl	SV Werder Bremen	February 27, 1993	051	06th	11/12/2019
11	Viktoria Schnaderbeck	Arsenal WFC	4th January 1991	072	02	11/12/2019
02	Yvonne Weilharter	1. FFC Frankfurt	December 8, 2000	004th	00	02/27/2019
07th	Carina Wenninger	FC Bayern Munich	February 6, 1991	094	04th	11/12/2019
12	Laura Wienroither	TSG 1899 Hoffenheim	January 13, 1999	004th	00	03/06/2019
midfield
14th	Barbara Dunst	1. FFC Frankfurt	September 25, 1997	032	01	11/12/2019
16	Jasmin Eder	SKN St. Pölten	October 8, 1992	045	01	03/06/2019
10	Laura Feiersinger	1. FFC Frankfurt	April 5, 1993	077	14th	11/12/2019
18th	Julia Hickelsberger-Füller	SKN St. Pölten	August 1, 1999	009	05	11/12/2019
022nd	Marie-Therese Höbinger	1. FFC Turbine Potsdam	July 1, 2001	002	00	11/12/2019
20th	Lisa Makas	MSV Duisburg	May 11, 1992	060	18th	11/12/2019
17th	Sarah Puntigam	HSC Montpellier	October 13, 1992	099	13	11/12/2019
09	Sarah Zadrazil	1. FFC Turbine Potsdam	19th February 1993	074	11	11/12/2019
attack
15th	Nicole Billa	TSG 1899 Hoffenheim	March 5, 1996	058	25th	11/12/2019
5	Elisabeth Mayr	FC Basel	January 18, 1996	007th	00	08/10/2019
04th	Viktoria Pinther	SC sand	October 16, 1998	025th	01	11/08/2019
8th0	Katja Wienerroither	SK Sturm Graz	January 3, 2002	000	00

As of November 12, 2019 after the game against Kazakhstan

Games against national teams from German-speaking countries

→ Main article : List of international matches for the Austrian women's national soccer team

All results from an Austrian perspective.

Germany

The first game against the German selection took place on October 22, 2016 in Regensburg .

date	place	Result	occasion	Gates
October 22, 2016	regensburg	2: 4 (0: 2)	F.	0: 1, 0: 2 noon (8th, 40th), 1: 2 Feiersinger (48th), 2: 2 Burger (54th), 2: 3 Faißt (75th), 2: 4 Petermann (81st) / Penalty)
October 6, 2018	eat	1: 3 (1: 1)	F.	0: 1 Popp (8th), 1: 1 Billa (34th), 1: 2 Dallmann (56th), 1: 3 Schüller (84th)

Switzerland

On July 12, 1978 a game against Switzerland took place in Linz, which ended 2: 6 for Switzerland, but which is not an official international match from the ÖFB. The SFV, on the other hand, counts it in its international match statistics.

date	place	Result	occasion	Gates
August 25, 1990	Richterswil	1: 5 (0: 2)	F.	0: 1 Kölin (12th), 0: 2 Sauter (28th), 0: 3 Sauter (54th), 1: 3 Zötsch (63rd), 1: 4 Sauter (65th), 5: 1 Sauter ( 70.)
November 8, 1992	Lustenau	1: 3 (1: 2)	F.	0: 1 Werren (8th), 1: 1 Rafael (9th), 1: 2 Käser (31st), 1: 3 Poncioni (63rd)
October 15, 1995	Herisau	0: 3 (2: 0)	EM-Q	0: 1 spinner (11th), 0: 2 Kälin (32nd), 0: 3 spinner (70th)
May 19, 1996	Koblach	4: 3 (1: 2)	EM-Q	0: 1 Hänni (5th), 1: 1 Scheubmayr (10th), 1: 2 Marscheret (35th), 2: 2 Stallinger (59th), 3: 2 Scheubmayr (79th), 4: 2 Stallinger ( 86th), 4: 3 Seidl (88th, own goal)
May 24, 2001	Gossau	1: 4 (0: 1)	F.	0: 1 Di Fonzo (18th), 0: 2 Wenger (58th), 2: 1 Scheubmayr (64th), 1: 3 Wenger (82nd), 1: 4 Meyer (85th)
September 14, 2002	Gleisdorf	1: 1 (0: 0)	F.	1: 0 Stallinger (77)., 1: 1 Gaillard (89.)
22nd August 2012	Altach	1: 2 (0: 1)	F.	0: 1 Martina Moser (32nd), 0: 2 Lara Dickenmann (56th), 1: 2 Sarah Puntigam
18th July 2017	Deventer	1: 0 (1: 0)	EM group game	1: 0 Nina Burger (15th)
March 6, 2020	Marbella ( ESP )		F.
March 10, 2020	Marbella ( ESP )		F.

Awards

• 2017: Team of the year in the election of Austria's athletes of the year

See also

• Austrian national soccer team

Web links

Commons : Austrian women's national football team  - album with pictures, videos and audio files

• Austrian Football Association
• Austria on the FIFA homepage

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Women's world rankings. In: fifa.com. FIFA , August 14, 2020, accessed on August 14, 2020 (teams without a place and points are provisional because no more than five games have been played or the teams have been inactive for more than 18 months). 
2. ↑ Austria in the FIFA world rankings
3. ↑ Austrian soccer women get team boss for the first time. In: aachener-zeitung.de . dpa , July 27, 2020, accessed on July 27, 2020 . 
4. ↑ Austria finished the Cyprus Cup in 7th place
5. ↑ Austria vs. Belgium 0 - 0
6. ^ Austria's draw and Puntigam's milestone. Retrieved May 5, 2020 . 
7. ↑ ÖFB MediaInfo 076/2011 ( Memento from January 9, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
8. ↑ Historically: Irene Fuhrmann is the first team leader of the ÖFB women. In: derstandard.de. Der Standard , July 27, 2020, accessed on July 27, 2020 . 
9. ↑ oefb.at: "ÖFB women: Naschenweng comeback after more than 20 months"
10. ↑ Numbers in the game against Kazakhstan
11. ↑ Statistics and results - A-Team women ( Memento from March 27, 2015 in the Internet Archive ). In: football.ch .