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2nd division: Three clubs are without a license for the time being

Leoben and Dornbirn did not receive a license.(Bild: GEPA pictures)

In the 2nd division, leaders GAK, SKN St. Pölten, SV Ried, FAC and Admira were awarded the license for the highest level. However, three current second-division clubs are without a license for next season for the time being: FC Dornbirn (financial reasons), DSV Leoben (financial) and SV Stripfing/Weiden (infrastructural).

ASK Voitsberg, SK Sturm Graz II (Regionalliga Mitte), SK Rapid II (Regionalliga Ost) and SC Imst 1933 (Regionalliga West) successfully applied for admission. It was denied to Kremser SC (Regionalliga Ost), Hertha Wels and LASK Amateuren (both Regionalliga Mitte) and Austria Salzburg (Regionalliga West).

The clubs have eight days to lodge a written protest against the Senate 5 decision with the Protest Committee - the deadline this year is Monday, April 22. This year, the decision of the protest committee will be made by Monday, April 29. This ends the appeal process within the Bundesliga. After that, a complaint can be lodged with the Permanent Court of Neutral Arbitration within eight days.