About ASKÖ Pasching

ASKÖ Pasching was an Austrian football club based in Pasching, Upper Austria, founded in 1946 as ATSV Pasching. For most of its early history, the club played in the lower regional leagues and remained largely amateur. It only began a rapid rise through the Austrian football pyramid in the 1990s, eventually reaching the national level and establishing itself as a competitive side in Upper Austrian football.

The club reached the Austrian Bundesliga in the early 2000s and competed there under various sponsor names, including SV PlusCity Pasching and FC Superfund. Its peak period came in the mid-2000s, when it achieved strong league finishes and notable results in European competitions. One of its most remarkable achievements was reaching the final of the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2004, where it faced Schalke 04 after eliminating stronger opponents such as Werder Bremen.

Despite sporting success, the club faced financial instability and was dissolved in 2007 after its Bundesliga licence was transferred to SK Austria Kärnten. Following this, a successor club (FC Pasching) was formed, continuing football in the region but without direct legal continuity. Although ASKÖ Pasching no longer exists, it is remembered for its rapid rise from amateur football to European competition within a short period.