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Sturm Graz History & Info
Based in the Austrian city of Graz, the club was founded in 1909.
In 1949, SK Sturm Graz became the first club not based in Vienna to enter the Austrian national league, but only in the 80s did the team first truly challenge for the league title.
Sturm Graz finished runners-up in the 1980/81 season, just a single point behind champions Austria Wien.
Sturm Graz also participated in the UEFA Cup (precursor to the Europa League), reaching the quarter-finals in 1984 before losing out to English side Nottingham Forest.
The team in black & white claimed 2nd place twice more before they were finally crowned champions of the Austrian Bundesliga in 1997/98, and they successfully defended the title the following season.
In more recent times, Sturm Graz were Austrian champions in the 2010/11 season and again in 2023/24 The latest triumph saw the club return to the UEFA Champions League for the first time since 2001.
Sturm Graz Rivals
The club's crosstown rivals are Grazer AK, with whom they contest the Graz derby. The teams are virtually neighbours, sharing the premises at the Merkur-Arena.
Sturm Graz also have highly competitive matchups against both SK Rapid Vienna & Austria Wien, as well as RB Salzburg.
Sturm Graz Stadium
The club's first home ground was The Gruabn which opened in 1919. The first Liebenau Stadion was built before World War II and it hosted Sturm Graz home matches until it was demolished to make way for a new stadium.
The new Liebenauer Stadium opened in 1997 and it was known as the Arnold Schwarzenegger-Stadion until 2005. Since 2016 the ground has been called the Merkur-Arena due to sponsorship reasons.
The venue holds a 15,400 capacity and home games continue to prove popular for supporters of the Austrian side.
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