Ried

SV Ried plays at josko ARENA, located in Ried im Innkreis, a town of approximately 12,000 inhabitants in the Innviertel region of Upper Austria, near the German and Bavarian border. The stadium has a capacity of around 7,680 spectators and carries the name of Josko, a local windows and doors manufacturing company that serves as the main commercial partner of the club. SV Ried is one of Austrian football's most consistent lower-top-tier clubs, regularly oscillating between the Austrian Bundesliga and the Erste Liga (second division) while maintaining a strong community identity in the Upper Austrian region.

SV Ried's most celebrated achievement was winning the Austrian Bundesliga title in 2010–11, a remarkable feat for a club from a small provincial town in Upper Austria. That championship triumph was celebrated throughout the Innviertel region and brought the club considerable national and international attention. The CASHPOINT Arena (at the time under different commercial naming) was the centre of those celebrations, with the local community's pride in their club's achievement creating scenes of genuine joy. The Ried title win demonstrated that Austrian football's top prize was not exclusively the domain of Vienna's giant clubs or Red Bull Salzburg.

Following their championship era, Ried have experienced the fluctuations typical of smaller Austrian clubs, moving between divisions and working to maintain financial stability. The josko ARENA has undergone improvements to meet the requirements of the Austrian Bundesliga when the club has been in the top flight, with upgrades to seating and facilities undertaken periodically. The stadium reflects the character of the club — solid, unpretentious, community-oriented. SV Ried's presence in Austrian football serves as a reminder of the value of provincial clubs in maintaining the geographic breadth of top-level football across Austria.