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Austria's U21 national team will face Kosovo and Hungary this week as part of the European Championship qualifiers. Alexandar Borkovic and his team-mates have been preparing since Sunday. Niels Hahn and Patrick Wimmer also enter the European Championship qualifier with the U19 team, while Nicolas Bajlicz and Rocco Sutterlüty are completing a friendly double international game with the U16.

Home advantage for Austria’s U19

The U19 national team will enter the first phase of the European Championship qualifier on Wednesday (November 13^th). Team boss Rupert Marko has called two violets to his team: Niels Hahn and Patrick Wimmer, their first opponent is Gibraltar. On November 16^th, the mini-tournament will be continue against Switzerland, followed by Ireland on November 19^th.

The games are all held in Salzburg, Austria enjoys home advantage in the fight for a place in the elite round. The winners and runners-up of all 13 groups, as well as the best third placed team move up, Portugal has an entry with a bye for the elite round. They will continue in groups in the spring of 2020, with the seven winners taking part in the U19 European Championship 2020, just like host Northern Ireland.

U16 double international games against Cyprus

Two friendly duels are on the agenda for Austria's U16 in the next few days. Team boss Hermann Stadler has called captain Nicolas Bajlicz and Rocco Sutterlüty for the encounters on November 13^th and 15^th against Cyprus. The games are played at the football academy Burgenland in Mattersburg.

Werner Gregoritsch's team is currently in second place in Group 3 of the European Championship qualifier after four games and nine points. At the top of the table is England, Kosovo, Austria's next opponent, is third. The game will take place on November 15^th in Ried im Innkreis. At the moment Alexandar Borkovic & Co are still preparing in Bad Erlach.

The qualification for the European Championship 2021 in Hungary and Slovenia will run until autumn 2020, the nine group winners and the best runner-up are qualified for the finals. The remaining runners-up determine the last four participants in the playoff.

On November 18^th Austria will be heading to Budapest for the last game this year, in the Puskas-Arena Hungary they will be playing a friendly international match.

Ausgabe KW 46/2019

Erstellt am 14.11.2019

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15. Runde, 24.11.2019, 14:30, FC Admira – Austria Wien
16. Runde, 30.11.2019, 17:00, Austria Wien – TSV Hartberg
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2. Liga
15. Runde, 22.11.2019, 19:10, Austria Klagenfurt – Young Violets
16. Runde, 29.11.2019, 19:10, Young Violets – Austria Klagenfurt

Frauen-Bundesliga
Winterpause

Frauen-Cup
2. Runde, 17.11.2019, 14:30, SKN St. Pölten – SG Austria Wien/USC Landhaus