LASK Linz is a prominent Austrian Bundesliga club from the city of Linz, known for its strong performances in both domestic and European competitions. The club, whose full name is Linzer Athletik-Sport-Klub, plays its home matches at the Raiffeisen Arena. Founded in 1908, it is one of the country's oldest clubs, with its traditional colors being black and white. LASK's history includes a famous Austrian Bundesliga championship in the 1964-65 season, a landmark achievement that cemented its legacy. A more recent peak era arrived under manager Valérien Ismaël, when the club finished as Bundesliga runners-up in 2019 and secured regular UEFA Champions League qualification, thrilling fans with an intense, high-pressing style of play. The modern LASK side remains a top-tier contender, often finishing in the European places with a squad built on a solid defensive foundation and tactical discipline. The club enjoys strong support in Upper Austria, with a fan culture known for its passionate and vocal backing. LASK Linz stands as a historic and consistently competitive force in Austrian football.