The city is home to a DEL (first-division) ice hockey team, the Augsburger Panther. The original club, AEV, was formed in 1878, the oldest German ice sport club and regularly draws around 4,000 spectators, quite reasonable for German ice hockey. Home games are played at the Curt Frenzel Stadion: a recently rebuilt (2012–2013) indoor rink and modern stadium and the club reached the 2018/19 DEL semi finals, eventually losing in the winner-takes-all game 7 to EHC Red Bull München (4–3 series defeat). Consequently, the Panthers qualified for the Champions Hockey League. Augsburg is also home to one of the most traditional German Baseball clubs, the Augsburg Gators and 2 American Football Clubs, the Raptors and Augsburg Storm, and in nearby Königsbrunn there is the Königsbrunn Ants.
The city is home to a DEL (first-division) ice hockey team the Augsburger Panther The original club AEV was formed in 1878 the oldest German ice sport club and regularly draws around 4000 spectators quite reasonable for German ice hockey Home games are played at the Curt Frenzel Stadion a recently rebuilt (2012–2013) indoor rink and modern stadium and the club reached the 2018/19 DEL semi finals eventually losing in the winner-takes-all game 7 to EHC Red Bull München (4–3 series defeat) Consequently the Panthers qualified for the Champions Hockey League Augsburg is also home to one of the most traditional German Baseball clubs the Augsburg Gators and 2 American Football Clubs the Raptors and Augsburg Storm and in nearby Königsbrunn there is the Königsbrunn Ants