Autumn report

The Bregenz team is in harmony

After Austria Lustenau, SW Bregenz now gets its fall report card from the "Krone". This can only be positive - after all, Heraf's super fall of last season was even surpassed.

Goal: Franco Flückiger is a strong, experienced and tall man in the Bregenz goal. As captain, he radiates calm and provides support - loudly if necessary.
Grade: Very good

Defense: With central defender Adriel, SW has the most dangerous defender in the league. In defense, however, the coordination in the Bregenz chain is not always right. Nevertheless, they only conceded ten goals, the fourth-best figure in the league.
Grade: Satisfactory

Midfield: A lot depends on the midfield in Bregenz. The coach demands quick switching and clever passing. In addition, a lot of running against the ball. The midfield is usually able to deliver all of this, even if Djawal Kaiba, an important driving force, has been missing recently.
Grade: Good

Attack: Bregenz have one of the most dangerous attacking departments in the league. Now even overstaffed. Anteo Fetahu and Renan are fit again, Vucenovic and Monsberger as well as the lightning-fast winger Jan Stefanon complete the red-hot quintet.
Grade: Very good

Coach: Regi van Acker has even managed to top last season's highs by one point. The Belgian manages to "get the best out of each individual", as striker Fetahu recently put it. Although Van Acker plays very similarly to Heraf in defense, the offense has changed for the better.
Grade: Very good

Overall impression: Bregenz can always step up at the moment. No other club has such a strong bench. Coach Van Acker skillfully directs his high-quality squad. The black and white team's form is on the up.
Grade: Very good