About FC Juniors OÖ

FC Juniors OÖ is an Austrian football club based in Pasching, Upper Austria, founded in 2007 as FC Pasching following the relocation of ASKÖ Pasching to Carinthia. The club represents a continuation of football in the region and plays in the lower tiers of the Austrian league system. It later rebranded to FC Juniors OÖ in 2017 and has maintained close links with LASK, often functioning as a development or partner team.

The club’s greatest achievement came in the 2012–13 season, when it won the Austrian Cup in one of the biggest surprises in the competition’s history. As a third-division team, FC Pasching defeated several top-flight clubs, including SK Rapid Wien and Red Bull Salzburg, before beating Austria Wien in the final. This made it the first third-tier club to win the cup and earned qualification for the UEFA Europa League play-offs.

In the following years, the club underwent structural changes, including a period of cooperation with LASK where it operated as a joint or reserve team in the Regionalliga. It later regained independent status and has continued to compete mainly in the second and third tiers of Austrian football. While it has not established itself as a top-flight club, FC Juniors OÖ remains notable for its unique cup triumph and its role in developing players within Austrian football.