Austrian Women's Bundesliga Results: Austria Wien Wins
August 17, 2026 ·
Austria Wien picked up their first win in the Austrian Women's Bundesliga, while SKN St. Pölten and SK Sturm Graz continue to show impressive form with consecutive wins.
Austrian Women's Bundesliga Results: Austria Wien Wins
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Background
SKN St. Pölten, fresh from a win, showed the strength of the team with an impressive debut from Lina Hermsmeier. Their solid performance up front, especially from Fanny Vágó, shows great potential in the Pro Femenina League competition, which could have an impact on this season.
Why this is important
Austria Wien's win marked a positive start for them in the Austrian Women's Bundesliga, giving them momentum going into their upcoming matches. Meanwhile, SKN St. Pölten and SK Sturm Graz are showing consistent performances, which could influence the competition at the top of the Pro Femenina League standings. With only one draw this week, the league is showing a high level of competition.
Main Points
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- Austria Wien picked up their first win in the Austrian Women's Bundesliga, while SKN St.
- ÖFB-Frauen Bundesliga results: Pfanner saves Austria Wien, First Vienna grab first win, Graz stay top - Yahoo Sports.
In the third week of the 2026/27 Austrian Women's Bundesliga season, there were no significant surprises. Austria Wien managed to pick up three points at home, while SKN St. Pölten and SK Sturm Graz maintain their 100% winning record. This league once again presented an interesting match with only one draw resulting. Südburgenland continued their fight against relegation by picking up an additional point. On the other hand, SCR Altach seems to have to work hard to survive in the Bundesliga.
SKN St. Pölten vs SCR Altach
German youth international Lina Hermsmeier made her senior debut for SKN St. Pölten took on SCR Altach by starting the match in goal. Pölten immediately stepped on the gas and scored the first goal within 90 seconds. Ľudmila Maťavková took advantage of a loose ball in the Altach penalty box to complete the opportunity. Pölten showed aggressive play by adding a goal from Lisa Ebert and an own goal before the end of the first half. The resulting own goal was the result of pressure exerted by Pölten's forward, Fanny Vágó, who continuously made things difficult for Altach's defense. Coach Laurent Fassotte seems to have instilled a two-touch policy in his team's midfield. The team's fast and enthusiastic play brought them to victory with a score of 3-0.
SK Sturm Graz vs FC Red Bull Salzburg
SK Sturm Graz increasingly showed their class by winning three wins in a row. Lena Breznik opened the scoring in the 31st minute after the 19-year-old youngster finished well on a rebound past Salzburg goalkeeper Valerie Guha. Lilla Sipos, a former Südburgenland star, added the second goal for Graz. With this victory, Graz is closer to competing at the top of the standings. Salzburg, despite the defeat, performed better than it looked and will face Austria Wien in their next match in Vienna.
SpG Sudburgenland/TSV Hartberg vs SK Rapid
Südburgenland coach, Michael Thek, must be very happy with his team's achievement of getting their second point of the season. After finishing last in the 2025/26 season, they look stronger and more organised. Emilia Csejtei opened the scoring with a beautiful finish past Rapid goalkeeper Jasmin Zotter. However, SK Rapid managed to turn things around with two goals from Sophia Zöger and Lisa Rammel. Rapid thought they had done enough for victory, but Südburgenland scored an equalizer in the 97th minute with a powerful header from Vanessa Beiglböck, giving her team a valuable point. With this result, Südburgenland is now in eighth position in the standings.
FC Blau-Weiß Linz/Union Kleinmünchen vs First Vienna FC 1894
This match is a classic example of a game that takes place in two halves. First Vienna picked up three points when they returned from Linz with a score of 2-0. Lilah Havel opened the scoring in the 44th minute, followed by a second goal from Maja Keckeis, a freshman from SCR Altach. This was the first win for new coach Denny Krcmarek, while Linz were starting to worry after a poor start to the season with no points.
FK Austria Wien vs LASK
Austria Wien also achieved their first win at home with a score of 2-0 thanks to two goals from Patricia Pfanner. In a tense match, coach Stefan Kenesei received a yellow card from the referee, showing frustration with the decisions taken. However, Austria Wien controlled the game well. Goalkeeper Jasmin Pal made a brilliant save against a shot from Austrian youth international Ella Herbst which went onto the crossbar. Pfanner finally broke the deadlock in the 63rd minute and added a second goal in the 65th minute. Austria Wien dominated the game and created many chances.
With these results, the Austrian Women's Bundesliga saw a tight and exciting start to the season, with some teams showing impressive form and others struggling to find their form.
What happened next
With Austria Wien now achieving their first win, they are expected to build confidence for the next match. SKN St. Pölten and SK Sturm Graz will look to maintain their perfect record, which could be key in determining the Pro Femenina League champion this season. Meanwhile, SCR Altach and Südburgenland must immediately find a solution to avoid the relegation zone.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Austria Wien's latest performance in the Austrian Women's Bundesliga?
Austria Wien managed to achieve their first win in the third week of the 2026/27 Austrian Women's Bundesliga season.
Are there any players injured or absent from the SKN St. Pölten?
The article does not mention any players who were injured or absent from the SKN St. Petersburg match. Pölten.
What is at stake in the SK Sturm Graz vs FC Red Bull Salzburg match?
SK Sturm Graz are trying to maintain their winning streak after achieving three wins in a row.
Which players made their senior debut at SKN St. Pölten?
German youth international Lina Hermsmeier made her senior debut for SKN St. Pölten.
What is the result of the match between SKN St. Pölten and SCR Altach?
SKN St. Pölten beat SCR Altach with a score of 3-0.