Upper Austrian Football Association
| Formation | 1919 |
|---|---|
| Type | Football association |
| Location | |
Membership | 43.486 (2026) |
| Mag. Stefan Sandberger | |
Parent organization | Austrian Football Association |
| Website | OFV |
The Upper Austrian Football Association (Germanː OFV- Oberösterreichischer Fußballverband) is the leading body of football in the federal state of Upper Austria.
The Upper Austrian Football Association (OFV) is responsible for organizing the men's football championships in the various Upper Austrian leagues. The highest league is the Upper Austrian League (OÖ Liga -4th tier). They also organize women's football championships . The highest league is the Upper Austrian Women's League (OÖ Frauenliga - 3rd tier). They also organize the Upper Austrian Football Cup and the Upper Austrian Ladies Cup. Various youth competitions are also organized by them. Together with the Carinthian Football Association and the Styrian Football Association they are responsible for the Regionalliga Mitte (Regional League Central).
Leaguesystem
[change | change source]Man
[change | change source]| Level | League | Teams | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | OÖ | ||
| 4. | 1. | Oberösterreich-Liga | 16 Teams |
| 5. | 2. | Landesliga Ost | 14 Teams |
| Landesliga West | 14 Teams | ||
| 6. | 3. | Bezirksliga Nord | 14 Teams |
| Bezirksliga Ost | 14 Teams | ||
| Bezirksliga Süd | 14 Teams | ||
| Bezirksliga West | 14 Teams | ||
| 7. | 4. | 1. Klasse Nord | 14 Teams |
| 1. Klasse Nordwest | 14 Teams | ||
| 1. Klasse Nordost | 14 Teams | ||
| 1. Klasse Ost | 14 Teams | ||
| 1. Klasse Mitte | 14 Teams | ||
| 1. Klasse Mittewest | 14 Teams | ||
| 1. Klasse Süd | 14 Teams | ||
| 1. Klasse Südwest | 14 Teams | ||
| 8. | 5. | 2. Klasse Nordmitte | 13 Teams |
| 2. Klasse Nordost | 13 Teams | ||
| 2. Klasse Nordwest | 13 Teams | ||
| 2. Klasse Ost | 13 Teams | ||
| 2. Klasse Mitte | 14 Teams | ||
| 2. Klasse Mitteost | 13 Teams | ||
| 2. Klasse Mittewest | 13 Teams | ||
| 2. Klasse Süd | 13 Teams | ||
| 2. Klasse Südwest | 13 Teams | ||
| 2. Klasse West | 14 Teams | ||
| 2. Klasse Westnord | 13 Teams | ||
Women
[change | change source]| Level | League | Teams | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | OÖ | ||
| 3. | 3. | OÖ Frauenliga | 10 Teams |
| 4. | 4. | Frauenklasse – OÖ Ost | 10 Teams |
| Frauenklasse – OÖ Mitte | 9 Teams | ||
| Frauenklasse – OÖ West | 8 Teams | ||
| 5. | 5. | Frauen-Regionsliga Hausruckviertel | 9 Teams |
| Frauen-Regionsliga Innviertel | 9 Teams | ||
Teams in different leagues
[change | change source]Austrian Football Bundesliga
[change | change source]2. Liga
[change | change source]Regionalliga Mitte
[change | change source]ÖFB Frauenliga
[change | change source]2.Liga (womwn)
[change | change source]Honours
[change | change source]- Austrian Football Bundesligaː 1965 (LASK), 1974 (SK VOEST Linz)
- Austrian Cupː 1965 (LASK), 1998, 2010–11 Austrian Cup (SV Ried)
- Football Amateur Championː 1931 (LASK)
- Women Bundesligaː 1991, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999 (Union Kleinmünchen)