Rheindorf Altach

SC Rheindorf Altach plays at CASHPOINT Arena (formerly Schnabelholz Stadium), located in Altach, a small community in the Vorarlberg state in the far west of Austria, bordering Switzerland and Liechtenstein. With a capacity of approximately 8,500 spectators, the compact stadium serves a club that represents a remarkable story of provincial Austrian football, with Altach having a population of only around 7,000 people. The stadium is named after CASHPOINT, a betting and gaming company that secured the naming rights, and it has been developed over the years to meet Austrian Bundesliga standards as Altach has established themselves as one of the most consistent presences in Austrian top-flight football.

SC Rheindorf Altach qualified for European football for the first time in their history in 2015, reaching the UEFA Europa League and competing against clubs from across the continent. Their run to the second qualifying round of the Europa League was a landmark achievement for one of Austria's smallest top-flight clubs. The CASHPOINT Arena, selling out for those European matches, generated an atmosphere completely disproportionate to the modest size of the facility and the community it represents. Altach's consistent Bundesliga participation is a source of enormous pride for Vorarlberg, the westernmost of Austria's nine states.

The Altach stadium's location in Vorarlberg, a region culturally and geographically closer to Switzerland and southern Germany than to Vienna, gives the club a distinctive regional identity. Vorarlberg has its own dialect and a strong sense of regional self-sufficiency, and SC Rheindorf Altach is an expression of that independence — a tiny club from a tiny community that has established itself as a genuine participant in Austrian professional football. The CASHPOINT Arena may be modest, but it has been the scene of some memorable Austrian Bundesliga matches and one unforgettable European adventure.