SV Gmunden

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SV Gmunden
Full nameSportverein Gmunden
Founded1921
GroundLSP Arena Gmunden
ChairmanChristian Lausecker
League Austrian 2. Landesliga
Website Club website

SV Gmunden is a football club that currently plays in the 5th tier Austrian 2. Landesliga .

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