Panini Fussball 2012-2013 (Austria)

 

The Bundesliga Fußball 2012–2013 sticker album by Panini continues the established format of Austria’s domestic league collections, once again covering both the Bundesliga and the Erste Liga. With a total of 312 stickers, it offers a clean and consistent layout that mirrors the style of the early 2010s, without updates, card extras, posters, or mid-season additions.

The album opens with a four-sticker introductory page featuring the shiny Bundesliga logo, the championship trophy, and stickers dedicated to the previous season’s champions and top scorers.

The Bundesliga section presents all ten top-flight clubs in a detailed format. Each team features 26 stickers, distributed over four pages. The layout includes a shiny club badge, a team photo made up of three stickers, the manager, the stadium composed of two stickers, and 20 player portrait stickers. One particularly notable inclusion in this set is the rookie sticker of Sadio Mané, who was playing for Red Bull Salzburg at the time and would later become one of the most prominent African players of his generation. 

After the Bundesliga clubs, the album includes two single-page features. The first is dedicated to the ÖFB–Samsung Cup Final 2011/2012, illustrated through three action stickers depicting key moments from the decisive match. The second page presents the Young Star Team 2011/2012, also composed of three stickers, highlighting some of the most promising Austrian talents of the period. 

The Erste Liga section maintains its compact structure. Each of the ten second-division clubs is represented by three stickers—a shiny badge and a team photo split into two stickers. This section features also the Erste Liga logo and the league trophy stickers. 

On the field, the 2012/13 season was defined by the dominance of Austria Wien, who secured the Bundesliga titles, and the performance of Philipp Hosiner, who finished as top scorer with 35 goals.

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International players: Sadio Mané (rookie sticker) and Terrence Boyd

The most profilic strikers of the tournament: Philipp Hosiner, top scorer with 35 goals, and Jonathan Soriano, second place with 26 goals

Album details:

Full name: Bundesliga Fussball 2012-2013

Publisher: Panini

League: Austrian (Bundesliga and Erste Liga)

Season: 2012/2013

Number of clubs and stickers per club:

• Bundesliga (10 clubs, 27 stickers)
• Erste Liga (10 clubs, 3 stickers)

Other sections:

• Introduction (4 stickers)
• OFB-Samsung Cup Final 2011/2012 (3 stickers)
• Young Star Team 2011/2012 (3 stickers)
• Erste Liga Logo and Trophy (2 stickers)

Update: No

Extra (cards, poster): No

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers: 312

Panini Fussball 2012 (Austria)

 

The official sticker collection of Austrian football for the 2011/2012 season presents a clear and compact structure, covering once again both the Bundesliga and the Erste Liga with a total of 312 stickers. This edition follows the traditional Panini layout of the early 2010s, without updates, inserts, posters.

The album opens with five introductory stickers, beginning with the special Panini logo celebrating the company’s 50th anniversary. These are followed by the 2011 Bundesliga champions Sturm Graz (two stickers), the Bundesliga logo, and the sticker of Roland Linz, the league’s top scorer of the previous season. 

The Bundesliga clubs are then shown following the classification order of the previous season. Each team has 27 stickers over four pages: the shiny club badge, the team photo composed of three stickers, and the stadium composed of two stickers. The manager is also featured, and the remaining space is filled with 20 player portrait stickers.

Between the Bundesliga and Erste Liga sections, the album includes two single-page features. The first is dedicated to the 2011 Austrian Cup final, represented by three action stickers from the match won by SV Ried, who defeated Austria Lustenau 2–0 to lift the trophy. The second is the Young Star Team 2010/11, which highlights promising emerging talents including three dedicated stickers: Thomas Hopfer, Stefan Zwierschitz, and Daniel Schöpf. 

The Erste Liga section adopts a more compact presentation, dedicating three stickers per club, consisting of a shiny badge and a team photo split into two stickers. 

On the pitch, the 2011/12 Austrian Bundesliga was dominated by Red Bull Salzburg, who secured the title with 68 points. Their attacking strength defined the season: both Jakob Jantscher and Stefan Maierhofer—also from Salzburg—finished as joint top scorers with 14 goals each.

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The top scorers of the 2010/11 Austrian Bundesliga with 14 goals: Jantscher and Maierhofer

The young talent Michael Gregoritsch (17 years old), who later played for several clubs in the German Bundesliga, and Roland Linz, top scorer of the previous season with 21 goals.

Album details:

Full name: Fussball Bundesliga 2011/2012

Publisher: Panini

League:  Austrian (Bundesliga and Erste Liga)

Season: 2011/2012

Number of clubs and stickers per club:

• Bundesliga (10 clubs, 27 stickers)
• Erste Liga (10 clubs, 3 stickers)

Other sections:

• Introduction (5 stickers)
• OFB-Samsung Cup Final 2010/2011 (3 stickers)
• Young Star Team 2010/2011 (3 stickers)
• Erste Liga logo (1 sticker)

Update: No

Extra (cards, poster): No

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers: 312

Panini Fussball 95 (Austria)

 

Fussball 95 is the Panini’s official sticker collection for the 1994/95 Austrian football season, covering both Division 1 and Division 2. The album features 218 stickers, making it slightly smaller than other mid-90s Austrian releases, but it uses larger sticker formats compared to the previous album Fussball 93 (since a Fussball 94 edition was never published). Graphics are simple and essential, and the overall layout feels transitional between earlier minimalist designs and the more colourful mid-90s albums.

The album opens with an introduction section of two stickers, followed by ten Division 1 clubs, each presented with 18 stickers over four pages: the shiny club badge, the team photo, the manager, and 15 player portraits. Division 2 receives much more limited coverage, with 16 clubs represented only by two stickers each, a shiny badge and a team photo sticker. A one-page section at the end of the album, “Profis Wählen Profis” (Professionals choose professionals), adds four additional stickers featuring selected standout players: Konrad, Feiersinger, Stöger, and Pfeiffenberger.

There are no updates, posters, or extra inserts for this collection and the graphics is pretty basic. Still, the clean structure makes it a pleasant collection for fans of Austrian football.

In the 1994/95 season, SV Austria Salzburg were crowned champions, while Souleymane Sané (Tirol Innsbruck) finished as the league’s top scorer with 20 goals.

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The best scorers of the league were two International players: Sané (Senegal) scored 20 goals and Mjelde (Norway) 17 goals

Sturm Graz strikers Ivica Vastic and Mario Haas

Album details:

full name: Fussball 95

Publisher: Panini

League: Austrian (Division 1 and Division 2)

Season: 1994/1995

Number of clubs and stickers per club:

• Division 1 (10 clubs, 18 stickers)
• Division 2 (16 clubs, 2 stickers)

Other sections:

• Introduction (2 stickers)
• Profis Wählen Profis (4 stickers) 

Updates: No

Extra (poster, cards): No

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers: 218