46:3 goals, 2,200 fans – FC Wacker’s impressive autumn

The last championship game in the fall was then once again proof that FC Wacker Innsbruck in the Regional League Tyrol nothing actually lost:

The traditional club won 3-0 1.760 Fans away against Kematen and thus asserted sovereignty Leading the table in the fourth highest division.

The people of Innsbruck can go to one impressive first half of the season look back: 11 wins, 2 draws, plus an impressive goal difference of 46:3 – FC Wacker overwintered with a five-point lead over them Two-man team from WSG Tirol.

It’s no secret that the Bundesliga club wouldn’t mind if FC Wacker had to spend another season in the fourth division.

The other teams in the Tyrol Regional League could also get used to this. Because Wherever the ten-time champion goes, big football festivals are celebrated – and the budgets of the local clubs from Ebbs to Volders were increased.

2,200 fans, no goals conceded

Wacker attracted an average of 1,500 fans to the small village squares for away games in the fall. For the home matches, more than 2,200 visitors came to the Tivoli Stadium, where the Innsbruck team actually enjoys a home advantage: In the autumn, no opposing team managed to score a goal at the Tivoli.

The Innsbruck team also has the top scorer in the league: Bright Owusu stops at 15 goals, on average the striker from Ghana scores every 50 minutes. The nimble attacker – like many other players in the current FC Wacker squad – is called to greater things.

“We have put our team together in such a way that we could actually play a league higher up,” emphasizes head coach Sebastian Siller who did not suffer a league defeat with Wacker in the 2024 calendar year.

Siller will intensify the training sessions again and prepare his players for the Western League. This has nothing to do with arrogance, but with strategic planning. Because FC Wacker sees the Regionalliga Tirol only as a stopover and transit point.

The big mission is to return to the Bundesliga.