SV Horn

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SV Horn
Logo of the SV Horn
society
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Surname Sports club Horn
Seat Horn , Lower Austria
founding October 21, 1922
Colours blue - white
president Andreas Reifschneider
Football company
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Surname SV Horn Profi Betriebs GmbH
Shareholder 51%: Club
49%: Honda Estilo Co., Ltd.
executive Director Rudolf Laudon
Website svhorn.at
First team
Head coach Alexander Borodyuk
Venue Sparkasse Horn Arena
Places 3500
league 2nd league
2019/20 13th place
home
Away
The SV Horn team in the 2009/10 season
Honorary President and Honorary Chairman: Thomas Kronsteiner. Under him, Horn achieved promotion to professional football for the first time in 2012.

The sports club Horn , or SV Horn for short , is an Austrian football club from the Lower Austrian district capital Horn . It was founded on October 21, 1922. The club colors are blue and white .

The professional football department has been outsourced to SV Horn Profi Betriebs GmbH , 51 percent of which is owned by the club and 49 percent by Honda Estilo Co., Ltd. about the Japanese soccer player Keisuke Honda . The first men's team has been playing in the second highest division in Austria, the 2nd division , since the 2018/19 season .

The women's team will play in the top division for women's football in Austria, the Bundesliga, in the 2019/20 season. SV Horn also maintains a B-team (1st class NW / middle), a women's B-team and eight youth teams.

homestead

SV Horn plays its home games in the Sparkasse Horn Arena , which has a capacity of almost 3,500 spectators.

history

Foundation and early years

SV Horn was founded on October 21, 1922. At the first general assembly, Rudolf Zotter was elected chairman and Otto Wimmer chairman deputy of the newly founded association. The club's colors of blue and white, which still exist today and correspond to the city colors of Horner, were decided on June 21, 1923. In 1927 the SV Horn changed its name to Rapid Horn . Two years after SV Horn was founded, a second football club was formed in Horn in 1924 with the ASK Horn. The union of these two clubs to form SV Horn took place in 1947.

The first games were played in 1923 on a square on Frauenhofnerstrasse. In 1927 the club moved to the Hopfgarten, today's Union-Platz , where the football games were played until 1949. After that, SV Horn played its games in its new home on Jahnwiese . Another change of home took place in 1957, when the SV Horn was offered a plot of land in Hopfgarten and the games were played on the Hopfgarten sports field from October 10, 1958 . In the 1970s, the sports facility was expanded, with the new floodlight system opening on August 2, 1972 in a game against the frequent Austrian football champions Rapid Wien . In 2007 the grandstand was expanded again and in 2008 a floodlight system suitable for television and Bundesliga was added. The last comprehensive modernization of the stadium facility took place in the winter of 2011/12, with the stadium name being renamed to the Waldviertler Volksbank Arena .

The SV Horn played the first decades of its existence in the lower divisions of the Lower Austrian regional association. The first promotion to the Lower Austrian regional league took place in the 1987/88 season, the first promotion to the Regionalliga Ost managed the SV Horn in the 1990/91 season. There the club was initially able to hold for a few years, rose again in the 1996/97 season in the national league. There they managed in the 1997/98 season to immediately return to the Regionalliga, where they were relegated again after two more seasons.

First sustainable ascent

In the 2006/07 season they made their way back to the Regionalliga, from where eight successful years began for SV Horn. The club reached the quarter-finals in the ÖFB Cup in the 2006/07 season (failed 3-1 at FC Red Bull Salzburg II ) and the second round in the 2008/09 season (failed 0-1 at SK Sturm Graz ).

In the 2011/12 season , SV Horn became champions of the Regionalliga Ost for the first time in club history and was promoted to the first division . SV Horn won the relegation match against the champions of the Regionalliga West, WSG Wattens , with a 5-1 win away and a 4-0 win at home. The newcomer to the league was successful under coach Michael Streiter in the 2012/13 season and finished sixth and was able to keep the class with seventh place in 2013/14 without his successful coach .

Another setback

In September 2014, coach Willhelm Schuldes was replaced after twelve rounds because the Horns were only on the penultimate place in the table. He was succeeded by his previous co-trainer Christoph Westerthaler . In May 2015, SV Horn lost 3-0 in the relegation final against FC Wacker Innsbruck in the Tivoli Stadium and was relegated to the Regionalliga after three years. Coach Christoph Westerthaler was replaced by Hans Kleer from Floridsdorfer AC . Chairman Thomas Kronsteiner handed the management over to Rudolf Laudon. Kronsteiner, who was also the club's largest financier, declared that he wanted to withdraw.

Promotion to the first division and entry of Honda Estilo

In June 2015 Keisuke Honda, together with his brothers Hiroyuki and Youji, took over 49% of the shares in Horn through their agency "Honda ESTILO". The aim is to return to the first league as well as the Bundesliga and participation in the European Cup. Honda invested more than two million euros itself with the help of a Japanese lawyer from Vienna, installed a cousin of Keisuke Honda as co-chairman alongside Laudon and won a Japanese supplier and Japanese sponsors, including Tokyo Nishikawa , a mattress manufacturer from Tokyo , for SV Horn . As a result, and with seven new players from Japan and, since April 2016, a Japanese coach, 44-year-old Masanori Hamayoshi , he was promoted back to the first division in May 2016. Despite the sporting successes that could be achieved under the influence of the Japanese, criticism is sometimes expressed because of the lost identity of the club.

The 2016/17 season was not very successful for the Lower Austrians: As bottom of the table, they had to relegate back to the regional league after just one season. However, they stayed there, although the Japanese investors only reduced their involvement for one season; on the 32nd matchday they could fix the promotion despite a defeat against the Wiener Sport-Club .

In the 2018/19 season, SV Horn reached 15th place in the new 2nd league and, although it would not have been sporty enough, managed due to other events (descent of Wacker Innsbruck from the Bundesliga => descent of Wacker Innsbruck II from the 2nd league, withdrawal of the admission of SC Wr.Neustadt, no promoted from the Regionalliga Ost) relegation.

Divisions from 1988

  • 1988 / 89–1990 / 91 1st NÖN regional league
  • 1991 / 92–1996 / 97 Regionalliga Ost
  • 1997/98 1st Lower Austria Regional League
  • 1998 / 99–1999 / 00 Regionalliga Ost
  • 2000/01/2006/07 1st Lower Austria Regional League
  • 2007 / 08–2011 / 12 Regionalliga Ost
  • 2012 / 13–2014 / 15 First division
  • 2015/16 Regionalliga Ost
  • 2016/17 First League
  • 2017/18 Regionalliga Ost
  • 2018/19 - 2nd division

Combat team

Coaching team

Status: July 14, 2020

function Surname Date of birth nationality with the club
since 		Last club
Trainer Alexander Borodyuk 11/30/1962 RussiaRussia 08/2020 Kazakhstan
Assistant coach Genady Petrov 11/16/1981 BulgariaBulgaria 08/2020 Interim trainer
Assistant coach Sergei Pazai December 14, 1967 KazakhstanKazakhstan 08/2020 MTK Budapest FC
Goalkeeping coach Gerald Berndl 06/25/1970 AustriaAustria 06/2017 AKA St. Pölten

Current squad

As of August 24, 2020

Back
number 		Surname Date of birth nationality with the club
since 		Last club
goalkeeper
01 Sebastian Gessl 06/30/1996 AustriaAustria 07/2019 TSG 1899 Hoffenheim II
24 Simon Kronsteiner 04/27/1999 AustriaAustria 01/2017 SV Horn II
26th Matteo Hotop 04/29/2003 AustriaAustria 07/2020 SV Horn II
Luka Bilobrk December 8, 1985 Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina 08/2020 FK Radnik Bijeljina
defense
05 Clinton Bangura 03/22/1998 GhanaGhana 08/2020 ASK-BSC Bruck / Leitha
06th Tin Karamatić 03/01/1993 CroatiaCroatia 08/2020 without a club (previously NK Triglav Kranj )
19th Antonio Azinović 01/17/1992 CroatiaCroatia 08/2020 NK Tabor Sežana
20th Amro Lasheen 07/16/1998 AustriaAustria 01/2020 FCM Traiskirchen
25th Ivor Horvat 08/19/1991 CroatiaCroatia 08/2020 NK Tabor Sežana
27 Jürgen Bauer 07/07/1998 AustriaAustria 07/2019 SC Wiener Neustadt
49 Simon Pirkl 04/03/1997 AustriaAustria 02/2020 SC Austria Lustenau
midfield
08th Florian modest 12/14/1994 AustriaAustria 07/2019 TSV Hartberg
11 Hamed Saleh 12/11/1999 GermanyGermany 08/2020 SV Waldhof Mannheim II
16 Sanin Muminović 11/02/1990 CroatiaCroatia 08/2020 NK Aluminij
17th Fabian Vyhnalek 07/11/2000 AustriaAustria 07/2019 SV Waidhofen / Thaya
32 Jon Sporn 05/22/1997 SloveniaSlovenia 08/2020 NŠ Mura
attack
07th Patrick 05/11/1998 BrazilBrazil 02/2020 Friburguense AC
09 Marco Siverio 04/10/1994 SpainSpain 08/2020 CD Buzanada
11 Benjamin Redzic 03/12/1999 AustriaAustria 07/2019 ASK Ebreichsdorf
13 Michael Cheukoua 01/13/1997 CameroonCameroon 07/2019 SCR Altach
Stephan Schimandl 03/30/1999 AustriaAustria 08/2020 SV Mattersburg

Transfers

As of August 27, 2020

Access: Departures:
Summer 2020

Women's soccer

The women's division was founded in 1994 and already played in the second division east in the 1994/95 season, celebrated the championship title in the second division east in the 2005/06 season and lost the relegation against DFC Leoben. The Horns played in the 2nd division (east / south) until the 2013/14 season and only rose again in 2016/17 and played in the 2nd division east / south in the 2017/18 seasons and were promoted in the 2018 / 19 champions and won against RW Rankweil in the relegation and have been playing in the ÖFB Women's Bundesliga since the 2019/20 season.

Achievements and titles

Men

Women

  • Champion 2nd Women's League East 2005/06

Fans

The SV Horn is supported by two fan clubs. These are the Helvetia 13 fan club, which is based in Switzerland and mainly travels to the away games in Vorarlberg, and the Waldviertel boys from Horn. The Waldviertler boys can be found at home games in the corner of the north stand of the Waldviertler Volksbank Arena and appear ultra- oriented.

Web links

Commons : SV Horn  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ See SV Horn Profi Betriebs GmbH on firmenabc.at, accessed on September 20, 2018.
  2. ↑ Honda joins Horn ( German )
  3. ↑ SV Horn becomes Japanese ( German )
  4. ↑ The Miracle of Horn ( German )
  5. ↑ A Japanese trains SV Horn ( German )
  6. ↑ Vienna does not protest, Horn rises ( German )
  7. ↑ The Japanese from the Waldviertel ( German )
  8. ↑ Milan star wants to enter the premier class with provincial club Horn ( German )
  9. ↑ FAC saves itself, Horn must descend derstandard.at, on May 26, 2017, accessed on May 12, 2018
  10. ↑ Despite the defeat in Dornbach, the ascent is now fixed ( memento of the original from May 12, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. svhorn.at, on May 12, 2018, accessed on May 12, 2018 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.svhorn.at
  11. ↑ a b SV Horn: Kader Kampfmannschaft (accessed on December 16, 2018)
  12. ↑ Transfermarkt.at: Transfers 2020/21 (accessed on August 2, 2020)
  13. ^ SV Horn, club history. (No longer available online.) In: svhorn.at. Archived from the original on October 8, 2008 ; accessed on July 12, 2019 .
  14. ↑ http://www.svhorn.at/fanzone/fanclub