The Austrian Bundesliga is a 12-club top flight founded in 1974, splitting into championship and relegation groups after 22 rounds. LASK are the reigning champions, while Rapid Wien lead the all-time list with 32 titles.

The Austrian Bundesliga is the top division of professional football in Austria, known through its sponsorship as the Admiral Bundesliga. It was founded in 1974, when the country's national championship was restructured into a professional league, and it sits at the head of an Austrian pyramid whose clubs have become a familiar presence in European competition. Twelve clubs make up the division, which uses one of the more distinctive formats in Europe. Each team plays 22 matches in a regular season, after which the table splits: the top six enter the Championship Round and the bottom six the Relegation Round, with points halved and rounded up before ten further fixtures decide the title, the European places and who goes down to the 2. Liga. The split guarantees a run of high-stakes matches between closely matched sides in the closing months of the season. LASK won the 2025-26 championship, the second league title in the club's history, completing a domestic double alongside the Austrian Cup. Rapid Wien are the record champions with 32 titles, ahead of a field that includes Austria Vienna, Red Bull Salzburg, Sturm Graz, Wolfsberger AC, Grazer AK, Austria Lustenau, Altach, Hartberg, Ried and Tirol. Salzburg's long run of dominance in the 2010s and early 2020s, and Sturm Graz's back-to-back titles before this most recent season, have given the league a genuinely open feel at the top. OneLightScore follows the Austrian Bundesliga through both halves of the season, with live scores from every match, full fixture lists, results, the current standings including the championship and relegation group splits, top scorer and assist charts, and where-to-watch information for each round.