Talk:Football in Austria

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second to alpine skiing?

It is hard to compare alpine skiing with fooball: the austrian bundesliga is international not very competitive, butthe austrian alpine skiing team is the most successfull in the world. This is teh main reason, why austrian bundeliga games have not as much TV-spechtators as alpine skiing worlcup competitions. But when an austrian tteam plays in champions league, this is watched by more people in TV than an average worldcup race. Also, the single events with the most TV-spüectators are the Worldcup and European Cup Finals in Football.

Also football receives more coverage in newspapers than alpine skiing. --Qaywsxedc (talk) 19:51, 10 May 2008 (UTC)