FC Südburgenland

FC Südburgenland
Basic data
Surname	South Burgenland football club
Seat	Oberwart , Burgenland
founding	2002
Colours	blue White
president	Christine Koch (Chairwoman)
Website	fcsuedburgenland.at
First soccer team
Head coach	Csaba Mitterstiller (Co-Trainer: Susanna Koch) Christian Marth (Team 1b)
Venue	Olbendorf sports field
Places	500
league	ÖFB Women's Bundesliga
2018/19	9th place
home Away

The FC Südburgenland is a women's football club based in Oberwart in Burgenland , which was founded of 2002.

Club history

FC Südburgenland was formed in 2002 from the women's section of SC Pinkafeld . The club colors are blue and white. After the official separation from the men's section of SC Pinkafeld, the women's section went its own way as FC Südburgenland under chairwoman Christine Koch, which was very successful right from the start. In the first year of the game, he won the championship title in the 2nd Division South. With Susanna Koch, Jasmin Pelzmann, Kerstin Weber and Carmen Marth, four players from back then are still active today. As champions of the 2nd Division East 2002/03, the team rose to the top division in Austrian women's football. In the first year in the ÖFB Women's Bundesliga , FC Südburgenland made 4th place. In the following years, FC Südburgenland played more in the bottom third of the table and finished 8, 9 and 7. From the 2007/08 season, the championship was in an upper and lower playoff decided. FC Südburgenland narrowly missed the upper playoff three times. Places 3, 2 and 1 in the lower playoff meant more successful games in the spring. FC Südburgenland caused a sensation with their 1-0 (1-0) victory over series champions Neulengbach in autumn 2009 - the last defeat of the Lower Austrians so far. In the 2010/11 season, the team won the Austrian runner-up title for the first time, which is also the club's greatest success and in Burgenland football. The so far highest victory in the ÖFB Women's Bundesliga was achieved by FC Südburgenland with a 12-0 (6-0) home win at the 2010/11 season opener against Ardagger / N. for the season opener 2010/11. The biggest defeat in the top division to date is 1:12 against Neulengbach in spring 2005.
From the 2004/05 game year, a second team (1b) was added to the "A" team 2011/12 2nd women's league east / south) plays. In the very first season the 1b came in 2nd place. In the 2008/09 season, the 1b again reached the runner-up title of the 2nd League South. In the 2010/11 season, the team awarded a possible championship title in a direct duel with a 2-0 draw in Parndorf in the last game of the season and ended up in third place.

In the ÖFB Women's Cup , the team from southern Burgenland played their way into the final in 2004 , where they lost 12-0 against SV Neulengbach . In 2009 and 2011 respectively, the team reached the semi-finals, with Neulengbach twice meaning the end for the southern Burgenland women. In 2010, the Burgenland Football Club's women's cup, FC Südburgenland won the title with a 5-0 win in the final against FC Winden.

FC Südburgenland has already been nominated three times as Team of the Year in the Burgenland Sportsman of the Year poll (2004, 2009, 2010) and was voted Team of the Year in 2010. In addition, on September 3, 2011, FC Südburgenland received the Bruno 2011 as Austria's best women's football team for the 2010/11 season.

The captain of the Bundesliga team is Susanna Koch , who is also the youngest coach with an A license in Austria.

FC Südburgenland

FC Südburgenland has played in the ÖFB Women's Bundesliga since 2003 . The South Burgenland women's team started in the 2nd Division East in the 2002/03 season.

Current season

At the start of the season with a new coach and new players, there was a 4-1 win in Kleinmünchen. Then you had to admit defeat to fellow favorites Spratzern at home with 0: 1 and Innsbruck (2: 5) away. In the fourth round, FC Südburgenland achieved their second win of the season with a 3-1 win over LUV Graz. This was followed by three more wins in a row (5-0 in Ardagger, 3-0 against Landhaus , 4-2 at Bergheim / Hof). Then there was a 2-6 defeat in Neulengbach . In the last game of the autumn season, FC Südburgenland won 1-0 at home against St. Veit Kärnten, which means third place in the autumn season. In the cup round, the team first defeated Altenmarkt 10: 2 (4: 0), then there was a 4: 0 in Feldkirchen. So the team plays in the cup quarter-finals in St. Veit.

Current squad

The team of FC Südburgenland spring 2011 (game against Neulengbach)

Team FC Südburgenland, ÖFB Women's League (autumn 2010)

As of May 04, 2017

Back number	Surname	Date of birth	nationality
goalkeeper
01	Melinda Szvorda	5th August 1980
18th	Julia Bezsenyi	September 29, 1984
19th	Magdalena Eberhardt	October 10, 1999
defense
05	Sanda Jovanović	July 26, 1993
06th	Barbara Weber	February 10, 1997
11	Jasmin Pelzmann	August 26, 1985
19th	Kerstin Weber	April 13, 1980
midfield
02	Susanna Koch	July 14, 1987
04th	Boglárka Megyeri	July 19, 1987
07th	Jasmin Christine Pistotnik	August 7, 1992
08th	Jennifer Köppel	October 19, 1993
12	Lisa Strobl	October 20, 1991
14th	Nadine Dotter	June 29, 2000
14th	Laura Weber	October 11, 1997
15th	Carmen Marth	April 25, 1988
16	Anna bailiff	March 26, 1999
17th	Stephanie Isabella Jandl	February 21, 1988
attack
03	Pauline Zwickl	July 8, 1999
09	Stefanie Lefevre	May 1, 1987
10	Viktória Vörös	March 6, 1993
13	Isabella Gold	August 3, 1996

Team players

FC Südburgenland currently has three A-team players, Susanna Koch and Heike Manhart. Jennifer Pöltl and Christina Peintinger are also the squad players of the Austrian U19 national team.

FC Südburgenland as “Team of the Year” at the Night of Sports

FC Südburgenland 1b

In order to develop a suitable offspring for the Bundesliga team, a 2nd team was brought into being, which played for the first time in the 2nd Women's League South in 2004/05. She was two-time runner-up and never worse than fourth.

titles and achievements

championship

FC Südburgenland

• ÖFB Women's Bundesliga : 1 × Austrian runner-up (2010/11)
• 2nd division east : 1 × champion (2002/03)

FC Südburgenland II

• 2nd women's league south: 2 × runners-up (2005, 2009)

Cup

• ÖFB Women's Cup : 1 × cup final (2004), 2 × cup semi-finals (2009, 2011), 3 × cup quarter-finals (2007, 2008, 2010)
• BFV Women's Cup : 1 × Cup victory (2010)

Special awards

• 1x "Team of the Year" in Burgenland (2010) ,
• Three nominations for "Team of the Year" in Burgenland (2004, 2009, 2010)
• 1x Bruno winner as "women's team of the 2010/11 season"
• Nomination of Jennifer Pöltl for "Bruno in 2010" as the best footballer of the 2009/10 season

Well-known players

Austrian selection players:

• Teresa Kneisz (ex-U19 team player)
• Susanna Koch (captain, national team player)
• Katharina Lang (ex-U19 team player)
• Heike Manhart (A national team player)
• Jennifer Pöltl (A national team player, U19 team player)
• Christina Peintinger (U19 team player)

foreign national players:

• Monika Geržová (Slovak national player)
• Ágota Bauer (Hungarian national team player)
• Júlia Bezsenyi (Hungarian national team player)
• Kristina Erman (Slovenian national player)
• Nóra Horváth (Hungarian national team player)
• Monika Katonová , (Slovak national team player)
• Melinda Szvorda , (former Hungarian national team player)
• Veronika Tájmel (Hungarian International)
• Szabina Tálosi (Hungarian national team player)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bezirksblatt Oberwart, edition 32/2010, report on page 38
2. ↑ Official website ( Memento of the original from August 25, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. of the association 
3. ↑ Bezirksblatt Oberwart, edition 36/2011, report on page 3
4. ↑ weltfussball.at: Kader Profis (accessed on May 4, 2017)

Web links

• Homepage of FC Südburgenland
• FC Südburgenland at the ÖFB
• FC Südburgenland on Facebook