2 – 2
“Alexander Hofleitner opens the scoring for Grazer AK, finishing off a spell of pressure that included two earlier missed chances and a corner.”
Pivotal“Manfred Fischer levels for Austria Wien right on the stroke of halftime after a series of corners had built pressure.”
Pivotal“Jacob Italiano restores Grazer AK's lead just after the interval, capitalizing on momentum from the second-half restart.”
Pivotal“Kang-hee Lee, on as a substitute, scores the equalizer to make it 2-2 in the closing stages, denying Grazer AK the win.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Grazer AK looked the sharper side for long stretches, racking up 56 dangerous attacks compared to Austria Wien's 30 and taking an early lead through Alexander Hofleitner before Jacob Italiano restored their advantage just after halftime. But Austria Wien, despite trailing for most of the match, stayed compact and patient, striking twice at crucial moments through Manfred Fischer's stoppage-time leveler and Kang-hee Lee's late equalizer to salvage a 2-2 draw. The match was littered with cards - eight in total - reflecting a scrappy, physical affair, while both sides made wholesale changes in the final third of the game as fatigue and tactical tweaks took hold. For Grazer AK, sitting deep in the table, this will feel like two points dropped after leading twice; for Austria Wien, it's a gritty response that keeps their season ticking over despite periods of being second-best on the pitch.
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