SC Eisenstadt
- SC Eisenstadt
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| Club fondé en |
1907 |
| Couleurs |
rouge et blanc |
| Stade |
Lindenstadion
(14 000 places) |
| Siège |
Rosentalweg
7000 Eisenstadt |
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Le SC Eisenstadt est un club de football autrichien basé à Eisenstadt.
Historique
- 1907 : fondation du club sous le nom de Kismartoner FC
- 1953 : fusion avec le SC Eisenstadt en ASVÖ Eisenstadt
- 1957 : le club est renommé SC Eisenstadt
Palmarès
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