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Austria - Frauenliga

Oct 4FT

Rheindorf Altach

2 : 2

First Vienna FC

Sep 28FT

First Vienna FC

0 : 1

Union Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz

Sep 20FT

Neulengbach

1 : 1

First Vienna FC

Sep 13FT

First Vienna FC

2 : 0

Salzburg

Sep 7FT

Austria Wien

3 : 0

First Vienna FC

Aug 29FT

First Vienna FC

3 : 5

Sturm Graz

Aug 15FT

St. Pölten

3 : 0

First Vienna FC

Austria - Frauenliga Championship Round

May 17FT

First Vienna FC

1 : 0

Sturm Graz

May 11FT

Austria Wien

1 : 1

First Vienna FC

May 4FT

St. Pölten

3 : 1

First Vienna FC

Apr 27FT

First Vienna FC

0 : 4

St. Pölten

Apr 19FT

First Vienna FC

0 : 5

Austria Wien

Apr 13FT

Sturm Graz

1 : 0

First Vienna FC

Austria - Frauenliga

Mar 22FT

Union Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz

2 : 0

First Vienna FC

Mar 16FT

First Vienna FC

5 : 0

Lustenau / Dornbirn

Mar 8FT

Bergheim

1 : 1

First Vienna FC

Mar 1FT

First Vienna FC

2 : 1

LASK

Feb 16FT

Sturm Graz

2 : 1

First Vienna FC

International - Women Club Friendlies

Jan 25FT

First Vienna FC

1 : 2

Gyori ETO

Jan 21FT

First Vienna FC

4 : 2

Puskas Academy

Austria - Frauenliga

Dec 8FT

First Vienna FC

5 : 0

Rheindorf Altach

Nov 24FT

First Vienna FC

2 : 1

St. Pölten

Nov 16FT

Neulengbach

1 : 2

First Vienna FC

Nov 10FT

Austria Wien

0 : 1

First Vienna FC

Nov 2FT

First Vienna FC

2 : 0

Union Kleinmunchen/Blau-Weiss Linz

Oct 20FT

Lustenau / Dornbirn

1 : 2

First Vienna FC

Oct 12FT

First Vienna FC

2 : 0

Bergheim

Oct 5FT

LASK

3 : 2

First Vienna FC

Sep 29FT

First Vienna FC

1 : 1

Sturm Graz

Sep 22FT

Rheindorf Altach

1 : 3

First Vienna FC

International - Women's Champions League Qualification 1st Round

Sep 7FT

Linkoepings FC

8 : 0

First Vienna FC

Sep 4FT

Paris FC

9 : 0

First Vienna FC

Austria - Frauenliga

Aug 18FT

First Vienna FC

0 : 0

Neulengbach

Aug 14FT

First Vienna FC

0 : 3

Austria Wien

Aug 10FT

St. Pölten

6 : 0

First Vienna FC

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