SC Rheindorf Altach is a professional Austrian football club from the town of Altach in Vorarlberg, competing in the Austrian Bundesliga. The club, founded in 1929, plays its home matches at the Cashpoint-Arena, a compact and atmospheric ground, and wears the colors black and white. Known as "Die Rothosen" (The Red Shorts) due to their distinctive kit, Altach has a remarkable story of defying expectations. For much of their history, they were a lower-league club, but a transformative period in the 2000s under ambitious leadership saw them climb to the Bundesliga for the first time in 2006. Their key era involved establishing themselves as a permanent top-flight fixture, famously finishing as Bundesliga runners-up in the 2014-15 season and securing European qualification. In the modern era, Altach is renowned as a well-organized, tactically astute, and financially prudent club that consistently punches above its weight, often frustrating wealthier opponents. The club enjoys tremendous local support from the small community, creating a formidable home advantage. SC Rheindorf Altach is the epitome of a community club achieving sustained success against the odds in Austrian football.