About FC Triesenberg

FC Triesenberg is a Liechtenstein amateur football club based in the municipality of Triesenberg, founded in 1972. It is one of the seven official football clubs in the country and plays its home matches at the Sportanlage Leitawies. Like all Liechtenstein teams, the club competes in the Swiss football league system due to the absence of a national league, currently playing in the lower divisions.

Throughout its history, FC Triesenberg has mainly competed in the Swiss lower leagues, beginning in the 4th tier and gradually achieving promotions. The club first reached the 3. Liga in the 1986–87 season and later experienced periods of relegation and promotion, including a return to the 3rd level in 2001 and a brief promotion to the 2. Liga in 2010. Despite these fluctuations, it has remained a stable amateur side focused on local football development.

In domestic competition, FC Triesenberg participates annually in the Liechtenstein Football Cup, which is the country’s main tournament. The club has never won the competition but achieved its best results by reaching the final in 2015 and again in 2024. Although it has not secured major trophies, FC Triesenberg remains an important part of Liechtenstein football, contributing to the country’s football structure and local sporting culture.