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Bundesliga

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Austrian Bundesliga 2026/27: Rapid Vienna lead, Salzburg unbeaten

The Bundesliga is Austria's top division, played in its current form since 1974, and Rapid Vienna are the country's record champions. Twelve teams play 22 rounds, after which the top six enter a championship group and the bottom six a relegation group, with points halved. LASK are the defending champions after winning the 2025/26 title ahead of Sturm Graz; Hartberg's Elias Havel and Ried's Kingstone Mutandwa shared the scoring title with 16 goals each.

After eight rounds Rapid lead with 21 points, have won all four home games and conceded only once there. Salzburg are three points behind and still unbeaten, with LASK third.

Wolfsberger AC are bottom with five points after four straight defeats, and Altach have lost all four away games without scoring. Austria Vienna are tenth.

Austria Lustenau's Dominik Weixelbraun leads the scorers with six goals, ahead of LASK's Christoph Lang with five, and Sturm's Simon Seidl has the most assists, five.

Top scorers

  1. 1D. WeixelbraunAustria Lustenau6 goals1 assists
  2. 2C. LangLask Linz5 goals0 assists
  3. 3T. AdamsenRapid Vienna4 goals2 assists
  4. 4E. KaraRapid Vienna4 goals0 assists
  5. 5K. KonatéRed Bull Salzburg4 goals0 assists

Top assists

  1. 1M. UsorLask Linz2 goals3 assists
  2. 2T. AdamsenRapid Vienna4 goals2 assists
  3. 3A. VerinacAustria Lustenau3 goals2 assists
  4. 4A. RadulovićTSV Hartberg2 goals2 assists
  5. 5D. WeixelbraunAustria Lustenau6 goals1 assists

Goal contributions

  1. 1D. WeixelbraunAustria Lustenau7 total6G 1A
  2. 2T. AdamsenRapid Vienna6 total4G 2A
  3. 3C. LangLask Linz5 total5G 0A
  4. 4S. AdeniranLask Linz5 total4G 1A
  5. 5A. VerinacAustria Lustenau5 total3G 2A

Yellow cards

  1. 1Xavier MbuyambaLask Linz3 yellow
  2. 2Patrick GreilSCR Altach3 yellow
  3. 3Dominik FitzWolfsberger AC3 yellow
  4. 4Jurgen HeilSturm Graz3 yellow
  5. 5Konstantin SchoppTSV Hartberg3 yellow