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SC Ritzing

Full name	SC Ritzing
Founded	30 November 1962; 61 years ago (1962-11-30)
Ground	Sonnenseestadion
Capacity	5,000 [1]
Chairman	Dr. Harald Reiszner
Manager	Stefan Rapp
League	Landesliga Burgenland
2015-16	3rd
Website	[ [1] Club website]
Current season

SC Ritzing is an Austrian football club who currently play in the 4th tier Landesliga Burgenland.

Honours

Austrian Regional League East

• Winner (1): 2014–15

Current squad

As of 23 November 2023. Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK   CRO Ivan Kardum 2 DF   HUN Soma Sarosi 3 DF   AUT Devran Tiskaya 3 DF   UKR Roman Bobak 4 DF   AUT Marcel Etzelstorfer 5 DF   SVN Tine Kavčič 6 MF   AUT Adam Czifrik 7 DF   SVK Jakub Valek 8 MF   AUT Kevin Weingrill 10 FW   AUT Necdet Yörük 11 MF   AUT Marcel Cerny 12 DF   AUT Tunc Bicer

No. Pos. Nation Player 12 MF   HUN Robin Koppermann 13 FW   AUT Lukas-Stefan Weber 14 DF   AUT Julian Kleibensturz 15 DF   CRO Nemanja Gajić 16 FW   HUN Bulcsú Szántó 17 DF   HUN Balazs Bakondi 17 FW   AUT David Witteveen 18 FW   ITA Martin Gander 19 FW   CRO Filip Filipović 20 MF   AUT Daniel Wolf 21 MF   CZE David Novak 22 MF   SRB Lazar Cvetković

Club staff

• Manager: Stefan Rapp
• Assistant manager: Dietmar Heger
• Business manager: Robert Hochstaffl

See also

• Football in Austria

External links

• Official website

References

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