Editing Vienna (section)

=== Football ===
[[File:Vienna allianz stadion.jpg|thumb|Allianz Stadion, home of Rapid Wien]]
The city is home to numerous [[Association football|football]] [[Football team|clubs]]. The two biggest teams are [[FK Austria Wien]] (21 [[Austrian Football Bundesliga|Austrian Bundesliga]] titles and a record 27-time [[Austrian Cup|cup winners]]), who play at the [[Franz Horr Stadium|Generali Arena]] in Favoriten, and [[SK Rapid Wien]] (a record 32 [[Austrian Football Bundesliga|Austrian Bundesliga]] titles), who play at the [[Allianz Stadion]] in Penzing. The oldest team in Austria, [[First Vienna FC]], and [[Floridsdorfer AC]] both play in the [[2. Liga (Austria)|2. Liga]], while the football team of the [[Wiener Sport-Club]], one of the oldest athletics clubs in the country, play in the [[Austrian Regionalliga East]], the third division.

[[File:Ernst-happel-stadion vienna.jpg|thumb|Ernst-Happel-Stadion in the Prater]]
The [[Ernst-Happel-Stadion]] is the [[List of football stadiums in Austria|largest stadium in Austria]] with 50,865 seats, and serves as the home stadium of the [[Austria national football team]]. It has hosted multiple [[UEFA Champions League|European Cup]] finals ([[1964 European Cup final|1963–64]], [[1987 European Cup final|1986–87]], [[1990 European Cup final|1989–90]], [[1995 UEFA Champions League final|1994–95]]), as well as seven matches during the [[UEFA Euro 2008|2008 European Championship]], including the [[UEFA Euro 2008 final|final]], which saw [[Spain national football team|Spain]] secure a  1–0 victory over [[Germany national football team|Germany]].