These Austria World Cup 2026 DLS kits bring Das Team’s full Puma set to Dream League Soccer: the red home shirt with black sleeves, the white and mint away kit, three goalkeeper kits in sky blue, yellow and orange, and a 512×512 version of the ÖFB eagle badge.
2026 marked Austria’s first World Cup since 1998, and Ralf Rangnick’s side made it count by reaching the knockouts. Here is how the home kit looks in the DLS editor before you copy anything.
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The ÖFB eagle in 512×512
The Austrian Football Association crest is a white shield with a black eagle spreading its wings across it. A small red-white-red shield sits on the eagle’s chest, a black-and-white football below, and “SEIT ÖFB 1904” runs along the top. The mostly white background shows up well on the red home shirt.
Red with black sleeves at home, white and mint away
The home kit is the talking point of the set. The body is a bold red with the Puma cat and the crest on the chest, while the sleeves are solid black. Black shorts and red socks finish it off, so the shirt looks like a red block framed in black from the DLS camera.
The away kit goes in the opposite direction: a white shirt covered in a soft mint marble graphic, crossed by thin gold lines. It comes with black shorts trimmed in mint and white socks with a red-white-red touch at the top.
The home kit covers most fixtures. Switch to the white away kit against teams in red, orange or dark colours with black shorts, such as Belgium or Türkiye, where two red-and-black teams would be hard to tell apart.
Goalkeeper kits: sky blue, yellow and orange
Puma gave all three keeper kits the same painted, brushstroke-style print. The first is sky blue with pink and purple streaks, the second bright yellow with grey shapes, and the third a vivid orange with darker red-orange strokes.
Sky blue is the safest match for the red home kit. Yellow works with either outfield kit and is the easiest to spot on a crowded penalty area. Skip the orange one when you’re in red, as it sits too close to the outfield shirts; it suits the white away kit much better.
Austria’s 2026 World Cup, from Jordan to Spain
Austria opened Group J with a 3-1 win over debutants Jordan, Romano Schmid scoring and Marko Arnautović wrapping it up late. It was their first World Cup win in decades. A 2-0 loss to Argentina’s World Cup side followed, then a chaotic 3-3 draw with Algeria in Kansas City, settled by a stoppage-time equaliser from Saša Kalajdžić.
Second place on four points put Austria into the knockout rounds for the first time since 1982. The round of 32 paired them with Spain in Los Angeles on 2 July, and two goals from Mikel Oyarzabal plus one from Pedro Porro ended the run 3-0.
Want to replay it? Add the Jordan World Cup 2026 kits for the opener, or the Spain DLS kits to try to change that knockout result.
Austria World Cup 2026 DLS kits: FAQ
Does the Austria home kit really have black sleeves?
Yes. The 2026 Puma home shirt is red on the body with black sleeves, worn with black shorts and red socks. The in-game preview at the top of this page shows how it looks on a player.
Which Austria kit should I use against a team in red?
Use the white away kit with the mint marble graphic. Its black shorts still give you some contrast if the opponent also wears white socks.
Which round knocked Austria out in 2026?
Austria finished second in Group J, their first knockout appearance since 1982, and lost 3-0 to Spain in the round of 32 in Los Angeles on 2 July 2026.
