atRegionalliga Süd

Third Austrian tier, Süd group (Carinthia, Styria) — 16 clubs in 2 state sub-groups.

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SK Treibach
Carinthian club from Althofen, playing in the Regionalliga since 2024/25.
sktreibach.at
Wolfsberger AC II
Reserve side of Bundesliga club Wolfsberger AC from the Lavanttal.
rzpelletswac.at
ATUS Velden
Club from the lakeside resort town of Velden am Wörthersee, founded in 1946.
vereine.oefb.at
SK Austria Klagenfurt
Club refounded in 2007 after the insolvency of FC Kärnten, playing at the Wörthersee Stadion.
skaustriaklagenfurt.at
ATSV Wolfsberg
Multi-sport club from Wolfsberg, founded in 1921.
atsvwolfsberg.at
SVG Bleiburg
Club from the border town of Bleiburg/Pliberk near the Slovenian border, founded in 1946.
vereine.oefb.at
VST Völkermarkt
Football section of a venerable multi-sport club founded in 1868, with football played there since 1946.
vst-fussball.at
SV Donau Klagenfurt-St. Ruprecht
Klagenfurt club founded in 1952.
vereine.oefb.at
SV Lafnitz
Styrian club that built the new 3,000-capacity Fußballarena Lafnitz in 2011-2012.
svlafnitz.at
FC Gleisdorf 09
Styrian club from the town of Gleisdorf.
fc-gleisdorf.at
SC Kalsdorf
Club from the town of Kalsdorf near Graz.
sc-kalsdorf.at
Deutschlandsberger SC
Club from Deutschlandsberg founded in 1935, playing home games at the Koralmstadion.
dsc.co.at
SV Allerheiligen
Club near Wildon, founded in 1967.
svallerheiligen.at
SC Weiz
Club from Weiz, Styria's so-called "energy town", organising football there since 1924.
sc-weiz.at
TSV Hartberg Amateure
Reserve side of Bundesliga club TSV Hartberg, promoted to the Regionalliga Süd for 2026/27.
tsv-hartberg-fussball.at
SV Tillmitsch
Styrian club nicknamed the Panthers, which was playing in the sixth tier just five years ago.
svtillmitsch.at