WWK Arena, home stadium of FC Augsburg
FC Augsburg

FC Augsburg

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FC Augsburg 6 ta oʻyindan soʻng Bundesliga jadvalida 8 ochko bilan 10-oʻrinda (2 gʻalaba, 2 durang, 2 magʻlubiyat, gollar: 16-12). FC Augsburg jamoasining soʻnggi formasi (oxirgi beshta oʻyin): D M D D M.

Tashkil topgan

1907

Murabbiy

Manuel Baum

Oʻyin maydoni

WWK Arena

Shahar

Augsburg

Sigʻimi

30,662

Qoplama

grass

#10 Bundesliga R0# DFB Pokal # Klublar do'stona uchrashuvlari
KeyingiBundesliga
Augsburg
Augsburg
24/10/202615:30
Union Berlin
Union Berlin

Mavsum statistikasi

Koʻrsatkichlar

2W 2D 1L

H:1W/A:1W

Gollar

13 / 8 (+5)

H:7/A:6

Quruq oʻyinlar

11

H:6/A:5

Oʻrin

12

Safdan chiqqan oʻyinchilar (10)

K. JakićNomaʼlum
Boshlangan sana: 15/09/2025
M. BauerLat yeyish
Boshlangan sana: 21/08/2025
K. SchlotterbeckToʻpiq jarohati
Boshlangan sana: 31/08/2025
A. Claude-MauriceToʻpiq jarohati
Boshlangan sana: 21/08/2025
R. FellhauerBosh jarohati
Boshlangan sana: 31/08/2025
A. KadeToʻpiq jarohati
Boshlangan sana: 06/09/2025
M. KömürOyoq barmogʻi singishi
Boshlangan sana: 02/09/2025
D. GiannoulisSon jarohati
Boshlangan sana: 31/08/2025
D. GiannoulisNomaʼlum
Boshlangan sana: 24/08/2025
M. WolfTizza jarohati
Boshlangan sana: 31/08/2025

Transferlar

Sovrinlar

2. Bundesliga

2010/2011,

1x2nd Place

FC Augsburg

FC Augsburg was founded in 1907 and is based in Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany. A member of the Bundesliga, the club plays its home matches at the WWK Arena, a modern stadium with a capacity of approximately 30,000 fans. Known as the Fuggerstädter, a nod to the famous Fugger banking family that once made Augsburg one of Europe's wealthiest cities, the club earned promotion to the Bundesliga in 2011 and has maintained top-flight status with impressive consistency. FC Augsburg is celebrated for its pragmatic, hard-working style of play and its ability to compete with far wealthier clubs through smart recruitment and collective effort. The team's red, green, and white colors reflect a proud regional identity in one of southern Germany's oldest cities.