Vorarlberg Football Association

Vorarlberger Fußballverband
AbbreviationVFV
Formation4 July 1920 in Dornbirn
TypeFootball association
HeadquartersSchlossplatz 1
Location
Membership
ca. 8.000
Alfons Kirchmann
Parent organization
Austrian Football Association
Websitehttp://www.vfv.at/

The Vorarlberg Football Association (VFV) was founded on July 4, 1920. [1]It is the leading body for all football clubs in Vorarlberg. The association is a full member of the Austrian Football Association (ÖFB). The Vorarlberg Football Association has its headquarter in Hohenems.

History

The Vorarlberg Football Association originated from the Alpenländischen Fußballverband (Alpine Football Association). The Alpine Football Association includedthe present-day federal states of Tyrol and Vorarlberg. In September 1919, the Tyrolean regional association of the Alpine Football Association was founded in Tyrol. Vorarlberg established its own independent association. The Alpine Football Association was dissolved.

Founding members

Gebhard Grabher from Lustenau was elected as the first president. At this meeting, FC Hag Lustenau was also admitted as a new club.

Leagues (man)

Tier League Teams
Austria Vorarlberg
3.1.Eliteliga Vorarlberg10 Teams
4.2.Vorarlberg-Liga16 Teams
5.3.Landesliga14 Teams
6.4.1. Landesklasse14 Teams
7.5.2. Landesklasse14 Teams
8.6.3. Landesklasse14 Teams
9.7.4. Landesklasse14 Teams
10.8.5. Landesklasse Unterland9 Teams
5. Landesklasse Oberland10 Teams
Total115 Teams

Leagues (women)

Tier League Teams
Austria Vorarlberg
3.1.Frauen Vorarlberg-Liga7 Teams
4. 2. Frauen Landesliga 4 Teams
Total11 Teams

References

  1. ↑ "VFV- History (German)". Archived from the original on 2019-12-09. Retrieved 2026-05-24.
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