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Whether you're looking to watch Austria at the 2026 World Cup, follow Das Team in European Championship qualifying, or catch them in a Nations League or friendly fixture, we have tickets available for every Austria match. Browse the upcoming fixtures below and book your Austria soccer tickets securely online.
Upcoming Austria Fixtures
Austria compete in a range of competitions throughout the year, giving fans plenty of opportunities to see Das Team in action.
World Cup 2026 — Back After 28 Years
Austria have been drawn in Group J alongside Argentina, Algeria and Jordan at the 2026 World Cup. Das Team qualified by winning European qualifying Group H, winning six of eight matches with a goal difference of +18 — scoring 22 and conceding just four. Marko Arnautović led the charge with eight qualifying goals, breaking Austria's all-time scoring record in the process.
| Date | Match | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| June 16, 2026 | Austria vs Jordan | Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara |
| June 22, 2026 | Argentina vs Austria | AT&T Stadium, Dallas |
| June 27, 2026 | Algeria vs Austria | GEHA Field at Arrowhead, Kansas City |
Looking for the full World Cup experience? Visit our dedicated Austria World Cup 2026 tickets page for complete details on Austria's qualification campaign, tactical approach, host city guides, fan zones and all available World Cup tickets.
European Championship
Austria have become European Championship regulars under Rangnick's leadership, reaching the Round of 16 at both Euro 2020 and Euro 2024. Their impressive performances at recent tournaments have established Das Team as genuine contenders on the European stage, and fans can look forward to another competitive qualifying campaign for Euro 2028.
Nations League
The Nations League has been an important competition in Austria's rise. It provides competitive matches against top European sides and has helped Rangnick build the cohesion and identity that powered their World Cup qualification.
International Friendlies
Austria regularly play international friendlies as preparation for major tournaments. With the World Cup 2026 approaching, Rangnick will use upcoming friendlies to fine-tune his squad and test tactical variations ahead of the biggest matches of this generation's careers.
About the Austria National Team
| Official Name | Austria National Soccer Team |
| Nickname | Das Team |
| Manager | Ralf Rangnick |
| Captain | David Alaba |
| Home Stadium | Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna (50,865 capacity) |
| Federation | Austrian Football Association (ÖFB), founded 1904 |
| World Ranking | Top 25 (among Europe's most improved) |
| Kit Colours | White (home), Red and black (away) |
| Major Honours | World Cup 3rd place (1954), Olympic silver medal (1936) |
Austrian soccer has a rich and storied history. The ÖFB was founded in 1904 during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and during the 1930s the legendary "Wunderteam" under coach Hugo Meisl became one of the dominant forces in European soccer, finishing fourth at the 1934 World Cup. After the Anschluss in 1938 temporarily dissolved the national team, Austria re-emerged after World War II to claim their finest World Cup result — third place in 1954, a tournament that also produced the record for the most goals in a single World Cup match (Austria 7-5 Switzerland).
Ralf Rangnick has transformed Austria since his appointment in 2022. The German coaching pioneer — famous for developing the pressing philosophy that influenced modern soccer through his work at Hoffenheim, RB Leipzig, Schalke and the wider Red Bull soccer network — has instilled a clear, aggressive game model. His squad combines the tactical discipline of his pressing system with the technical quality of players competing at the highest levels of European club soccer. The result has been Round of 16 runs at two consecutive European Championships and, finally, a return to the World Cup after 28 years.
Key Austria Players
Marko Arnautović — Record Breaker
Austria's all-time record appearance maker (130+ caps) and all-time top scorer (47+ goals), Marko Arnautović is the towering figure of modern Austrian soccer. The former West Ham and Inter Milan striker scored eight goals in World Cup qualifying — including four in a historic 10-0 win over San Marino — to break Toni Polster's long-standing goalscoring record. At the 2026 World Cup, the veteran forward will lead Austria's line in what promises to be the crowning chapter of a remarkable international career.
David Alaba — The Captain
One of the most decorated players in European soccer history, David Alaba has won Champions League titles, multiple Bundesliga crowns with Bayern Munich and domestic honors with Real Madrid. With 111+ caps as captain, his versatility across defense and midfield provides Austria with a world-class presence and invaluable leadership. The 2026 World Cup represents a long-awaited opportunity for Alaba to shine on the global stage.
Marcel Sabitzer — The Engine
A product of the Red Bull development pathway, Marcel Sabitzer has built an impressive career at RB Leipzig, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund and Manchester United. His attacking production from midfield, deep Champions League experience and tireless work rate make him one of Austria's most important players and a perfect fit for Rangnick's high-intensity system.
Konrad Laimer — The Pressing Machine
Another graduate of the Red Bull system, Konrad Laimer epitomises Rangnick's playing style. The Bayern Munich midfielder's relentless pressing, tactical intelligence and versatility make him a key figure in Austria's engine room. His ability to win the ball high up the pitch and transition quickly into attack is central to how Das Team play.
Michael Gregoritsch — The Impact Man
The Brøndby striker has a knack for scoring crucial goals, including the decisive equaliser against Bosnia and Herzegovina that sealed Austria's World Cup qualification. Gregoritsch's ability to change games from the bench or when starting gives Rangnick a valuable attacking option.
Austria's Tournament History
Austria's tournament history spans nearly a century, from the "Wunderteam" era of the 1930s through decades of near-misses to their current renaissance. The 2026 World Cup marks their eighth appearance at the tournament and first since 1998.
| Tournament | Appearances | Best Result | Notable Moment |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Cup | 7 (8th in 2026) | 🥉 Third place (1954) | Hans Krankl's legendary brace against West Germany in Córdoba at the 1978 World Cup — "Tor! Tor! Tor!" |
| European Championship | 4 | Round of 16 (2020, 2024) | Back-to-back Round of 16 appearances under Rangnick, including a stunning win over the Netherlands at Euro 2024 |
| Nations League | Multiple editions | League A participant | Competed regularly against Europe's elite, building the foundations for World Cup qualification |
| Olympic Games | Multiple | 🥈 Silver medal (1936) | Runners-up at the Berlin Olympics during the "Wunderteam" era |
Austria's Tournament Record at a Glance
| Stat | Record |
|---|---|
| World Cup appearances | 7 (1934, 1954, 1958, 1978, 1982, 1990, 1998) — 8th in 2026 |
| Best World Cup result | Third place (1954) |
| European Championship appearances | 4 (2008 as co-hosts, 2016, 2020, 2024) |
| Best Euro result | Round of 16 (2020, 2024) |
| All-time top scorer | Marko Arnautović (47+ goals — record) |
| Most capped player | Marko Arnautović (130+ caps — record) |
| Record World Cup win | 7-5 vs Switzerland (1954) — most goals in a single WC match ever |
Austria's World Cup story is one of highs, heartbreaks and long waits. Their 1954 third-place finish featured the extraordinary 7-5 win over Switzerland — still the highest-scoring match in World Cup history. In 1978, Hans Krankl's unforgettable double against West Germany in Córdoba produced one of soccer's most iconic commentary moments. And the 1982 World Cup group stage between Austria, West Germany and Algeria remains one of the tournament's most controversial chapters — the "Disgrace of Gijón." Remarkably, Austria and Algeria are reunited in Group J at the 2026 World Cup, 44 years later.
After decades of near-misses and frustrating qualifying campaigns, Rangnick's Austria have finally returned to the World Cup. With a squad that combines veteran leadership, Bundesliga quality and a clear tactical identity, Das Team head to 2026 with genuine belief they can progress from the group. For the full breakdown, visit our Austria World Cup 2026 tickets page.
How to Buy Austria Soccer Tickets
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Frequently Asked Questions About Austria Tickets
Where does Austria play their home matches?
Austria play their home matches at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion in Vienna (50,865 capacity), Austria's largest stadium. They also use other venues such as the Raiffeisen Arena in Linz. For the World Cup 2026, Austria's matches will be played in Santa Clara, Dallas and Kansas City — see our Austria World Cup 2026 tickets page for venue details.
Has Austria qualified for the 2026 World Cup?
Yes, Austria qualified by winning European qualifying Group H with six wins, one draw and one loss from eight matches. It is their first World Cup appearance since 1998 — ending a 28-year wait. They are in Group J alongside Argentina, Algeria and Jordan.
Who is Austria's manager?
Ralf Rangnick has been Austria's manager since 2022. The German coaching pioneer is widely credited with developing modern pressing soccer through his work at Hoffenheim, RB Leipzig and across the Red Bull soccer network. He has transformed Austria into one of Europe's most competitive sides.
Who are Austria's star players?
Austria's squad features several top-level players. Record scorer and captain Marko Arnautović leads the attack, while David Alaba (Real Madrid) provides world-class quality in defense. Marcel Sabitzer and Konrad Laimer bring Bundesliga-level midfield quality, and Michael Gregoritsch offers crucial goals.