SK Rapid Wien is set to travel to Andorra to play the Conference League qualifier, while Wiener Austria is already heading to Latvia. The decision came after the latest draws and determines the next steps for both Viennese clubs.

Who is traveling where?

Wiener Austria has already secured the away fixture in Latvia, scheduled for the upcoming weekend. In contrast, SK Rapid Wien received the draw for a tie in Andorra, which will take place the following week. Both matches fall within the next ten days and are crucial for the respective coaches.

Why does the Andorra trip matter for SK Rapid Wien?

A match in Andorra offers SK Rapid Wien the chance to qualify for the Conference League group stage – a target that has been central since the 2022/23 season. The club hopes an early success will boost confidence and bring extra revenue from TV rights and ticket sales. Coach Zoran Barišić stresses that every away round tests the squad’s depth.

What happens after the qualifier?

If SK Rapid Wien wins the first leg in Andorra, a return leg will be played at home, likely at the Generali Arena. A double‑win would propel the club into the group phase, where they could face teams from England, Spain and Scandinavia. The season schedule would then expand to include the additional group matches.

What does this mean for the fans?

Traveling to Andorra requires a longer journey for supporters, but the club is already preparing special fan packages covering transport and accommodation. Home support is seen as a key factor to motivate the players. At the same time, Wiener Austria is planning a fan initiative in Latvia to keep the atmosphere high in both cities.