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- 1Nations League: First win for Xavi as Austria and Denmark deliver●Nations League: first win for Xavi, Austria and Denmark deliver
Spain claimed a first win under coach Xavi in the Nations League, while Austria and Denmark also recorded victories in their opening fixtures. The results mark a positive start to the international window, with attention turning to how Xavi's Spain will build on the momentum and whether Austria and Denmark can sustain their form in a competitive group stage.
- 2New museum aims to make Austria embrace The Sound of Music●‘A joyful place’: a new museum coaxes Austrians to embrace The Sound of Music
A new museum has opened in Austria dedicated to The Sound of Music, the 1965 musical that became a global phenomenon but has long been met with ambivalence in the country where it is set. Described as 'a joyful place', the museum encourages Austrians to reconnect with the film, which remains a major draw for international tourists even as locals have historically kept their distance from its sentimental image.
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Austria's national football team, back under coach Dietmar Foda, prepares for a World Cup qualifying match against Kosovo in Vienna. The game is being framed as a first test of whether Foda can steady the side, with Austrian media and fans closely watching how the team responds to his return.
- 4Kim Yuseong storms to Nepela Memorial title in Bratislava▼ISU CS Nepela Memorial 2026: Kim Yuseong climbs from fourth to win women's title as Sauter slips to seventh
South Korean figure skater Kim Yuseong rallied from fourth place after the short program to win the women's title at the ISU Challenger Series Nepela Memorial 2026 in Bratislava. A strong free skate lifted her past the field, while Austria's Sauter dropped from contention to seventh after the final segment, reshuffling the podium on the closing day of the event.
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Austria and Kosovo are meeting in an international football fixture, and the tie is drawing attention across several countries. Kosovo's build-up has been overshadowed by confirmation that defender Ivendr Hajdari will not play against Austria, with Albanian-language media leading on the reason for his absence. Fans are debating how his absence affects Kosovo's chances in the match.
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Austria and Kosovo meet in a World Cup qualifying match that is drawing search interest across the US, UK and India. Kosovo coach Franco Foda, the former Austria manager, said his side knows what is coming against their opponents but will play with confidence. Fans are debating whether Kosovo can trouble an Austrian team seen as favourites.
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Austria are set to face Kosovo in a football international, with bookmakers and tipsters already publishing odds, predictions and previews for the fixture. The match is generating search interest in several countries, and punters are weighing Austria as favourites against a Kosovo side looking to cause an upset.
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Kosovo are preparing for their match against Austria, but will do so without defender Ivett Hajdari, according to Kosovar outlet Periskopi. The report explains the reason the defender will miss the fixture, prompting discussion among fans ahead of the international clash.