We’ve trawled through the history books to bring you the key records and milestones for teams competing in the 2024-25 UEFA Champions League. Here we look at Sturm Graz.
Unless otherwise stated, team records cover the European Cup & UEFA Champions League combined, while player records focus on the UEFA Champions League era only (1992/93 – present).
This page will be updated as and when relevant.
TEAM RECORDS (European Cup & Champions League combined)
Biggest home victory
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
4-0: Sturm Graz v Újpest, 12/08/98, UEFA Champions League second qualifying phase first leg
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
3-0: Sturm Graz v Galatasaray, 20/09/00, group stage
Biggest away victory
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
2-3: Újpest v Sturm Graz, 26/08/98, UEFA Champions League second qualifying phase second leg
1-2: twice, most recently, Panathinaikos v Sturm Graz, 20/02/01, UEFA Champions League second group stage
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
1-2: Panathinaikos v Sturm Graz, 20/02/01, second group stage
Biggest home defeat
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
0-5: Sturm Graz v Valencia, 07/03/01, UEFA Champions League second group stage
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
0-5: Sturm Graz v Valencia, 07/03/01, second group stage
Biggest away defeat
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
6-1: Real Madrid v Sturm Graz, 21/10/98, UEFA Champions League group stage
5-0: twice, most recently, Monaco v Sturm Graz, 27/09/00, UEFA Champions League group stage
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
6-1: Real Madrid v Sturm Graz, 21/10/98, group stage
5-0: twice, most recently, Monaco v Sturm Graz, 27/09/00, group stage
All-time season-by-season European Cup/UEFA Champions League record
2023/24 Third qualifying round
2022/23 Third qualifying round
2018/19 Second qualifying round
2011/12 Play-Offs
2002/03 Third qualifying round
2000/01 Second group stage
1999/00 Group stage
1998/99 Group stage
STREAKS (European Cup/UEFA Champions League)
Most successive wins
3: 26/07/2000 - 08/08/2000
Most successive draws
1: seven times, most recently, 16/08/11
Most successive defeats
7: 24/08/2011 - present
Most successive games without a defeat
4: 26/07/2000 - 23/08/2000
Most successive games without a win
8: 16/08/2011 - present
Most successive clean sheets
2: 17/10/2000 - 25/10/2000
PLAYER RECORDS (UEFA Champions League only – group stage/league phase to final)
Top appearance makers
20: Günther Neukirchner
20: Markus Schupp
19: Ivica Vastić
19: Markus Schopp
19: Gilbert Prilasnig
19: Tomislav Kocijan
Top goalscorers
4: Markus Schopp
4: Tomislav Kocijan
3: Mario Haas
3: Sergey Yuran
2: Ivica Vastić
Youngest player
16y 308d: Roman Wallner (SK Sturm Graz 0-2 FC Internazionale Milano, 09/12/98)
19y 174d: Imre Szabics (Rangers FC 5-0 SK Sturm Graz, 12/09/00)
19y 326: Ferdinand Feldhofer (Olympique de Marseille 2-0 SK Sturm Graz, 14/09/99)
Youngest goalscorer
24y 50d: Mario Haas (SK Sturm Graz 1-5 Real Madrid CF, 05/11/98)
26y 211d: Markus Schopp (SK Sturm Graz 3-0 Galatasaray A.Ş., 20/09/00)
27y 207d: Gilbert Prilasnig (SK Sturm Graz 2-0 Rangers FC, 25/10/00)
Oldest player
35y 65d: Markus Schupp (Manchester United 3-0 SK Sturm Graz, 13/03/01)
34y 157d: Franco Foda (AS Monaco FC 5-0 SK Sturm Graz, 27/09/00)
34y 9d: Kazimierz Sidorczuk (Manchester United 3-0 SK Sturm Graz, 13/03/01)
Oldest goalscorer
34y 257d: Markus Schupp (SK Sturm Graz 3-0 Galatasaray A.Ş., 20/09/00)
33y 85d: Tomislav Kocijan (SK Sturm Graz 2-0 Panathinaikos FC, 14/02/01)
31y 149d: Sergey Yuran (Galatasaray A.Ş. 2-2 SK Sturm Graz, 07/11/00)
Most goals in a match
2 goals: Tomislav Kocijan (v Marseille, 27/10/99)
2 goals: Markus Schopp (v Monaco, 17/10/00)
All hat-tricks
n/a