SV Wacker Burghausen is a football club from Burghausen, Bavaria, currently competing in the German Regionalliga Bayern, the fourth tier. The team plays at the Stadion an der Liebigstraße, a venue known for its picturesque setting near the historic Burghausen Castle. Founded in 1930, the club's greatest achievement was a remarkable rise to the 2. Bundesliga in 2002, where they spent several seasons establishing themselves as a tough opponent, famously defeating Bundesliga sides in the DFB-Pokal. That era, built on a solid defensive foundation and team spirit, is the benchmark in the club's history. After relegation, financial constraints led to a slide, but the club has found stability in the Regionalliga. The current squad aims to be competitive at this level and dream of a return to the 3. Liga. The club is a major source of pride for the small town, with a passionate and loyal fanbase that creates a vibrant atmosphere at the compact Liebigstraße, making it a formidable away trip for any opponent in the region.