Pure excitement: Tirol Cup final in Tarrenz on June 9th-now secure tickets!

Pure excitement: Tirol Cup final in Tarrenz on June 9th-now secure tickets!

Tarrenz, Österreich - On June 8, 2025, the Tyrolean football family is all about the Kerschdorfer Tirol Cup final day, which takes place on Whit Monday, June 9, in the picturesque Tarrenz. Around 3,000 football enthusiasts are expected to experience the spectacle live. This year, FC Autohaus Krißmer Tarrenz is also celebrating its 50th anniversary, which makes the occasion even more festive. The hosts play in the Western League West and are proud to be part of this event that not only brings games but also the community.
Meinverzirk reports that the first game will be kicked off at 11 a.m. Here the U18 team of SVG Reichenau meets FC Stubai. Referee Michael Egger will lead the game, with SVG Reichenau is currently running into the race with a winning streak of three duels against FC Stubai. The goal scorers Joah Canazei and Denis Dulic also played in the spotlight in the current season, so that the tension is great.

As tradition wants, the finals of the women follow at 2 p.m., where the defending champions SVI compete against FC vomp. This match is led by referee Julia Schineller. SVI impressively cut off this season and leads in the overall calculation with 11 wins from 14 duels. A strong goal difference of 54:10 speaks for itself because they have won significant victories in the previous rounds. FC VOM, on the other hand, has worked through exciting games to the final and is ready to fight against the favorite.

The big city derby

The highlight of the day is the Innsbruck city derby between FC Wacker Innsbruck and SVG Reichenau at 5 p.m. Referee Christoph Schiefer will whistle the last and excited game of the day. In previous encounters, both teams have each achieved a win and a draw. While FC Wacker Innsbruck has been able to score 37 goals in six cup games this season, SVG Reichenau has proven with its semi -finals against WSG Tyrol Juniors that they are also ready for the big showdown.

A look at the history of cup

The Tyrolean Football Cup has a long tradition that goes back to 1926. The beginnings of the competition were characterized by interruptions and start -ups. Many challenges have accompanied the cup, but the passion for football has never subsided. The success of the participants and the exciting encounters, such as the last final 2022, when SVG Reichenau hit FC Volders 4-0, show that the competition remains alive.

For everyone who is curious about the games, FC Wacker Innsbruck has another news ready: For the fans, a live stream was set up on their YouTube channel, including commentators and interviews. If you have not yet got your ticket for the final game, you can still do this on site in advance, which is running in the Cafe Regent in Innsbruck until tonight. It is important to keep an eye on the time, because the demand is high. FC Wacker Innsbruck informed about the ticket prices (€ 12 for adults, reduced children under 14 years Admission) and the arrival options. Parking spaces are sufficient in Tarrenz, and a shuttle service ensures the comfortable journey to the stadium.

The Tyrolean Football Association, as a umbrella organization for around 150 football clubs in the region, proudly observes what is happening. Since its foundation on September 5, 1919, he has not only developed football, but has also promoted the community across the state of Tyrol. The President Josef Geisler and his team work tirelessly to ensure the joy of football at all levels. Information on the history of the Tyrolean Football Association is available here .