“Christoph Lang doubles LASK's lead after a corner is worked into the box, finished off following a save and a missed effort in the build-up.”
Pivotal“Hartberg make a triple substitution at halftime, and within seconds Andrija Radulovic scores immediately off the bench to give his side hope.”
Pivotal“LASK restore their two-goal advantage as Andres Andrade converts after George Bello's assist, following a flurry of chances from a corner.”
Pivotal“Radulovic strikes again after a series of near misses from Kalajdzic, Andrade and Ljubicic, pulling Hartberg back within a goal.”
Pivotal“Jed Drew completes the remarkable comeback, converting Radulovic's assist to level the score at 3-3 with 13 minutes remaining.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

LASK looked in complete control for an hour, dominating possession at 60% and racking up 83 dangerous attacks to Hartberg's 18, with Sascha Horvath and Christoph Lang building a comfortable 2-0 cushion inside the first half hour. But a bold halftime triple substitution from Hartberg, throwing on Andrija Radulovic, Jed Drew and Sasa Kalajdzic, transformed the contest instantly, with Radulovic scoring within seconds of the restart. Andres Andrade restored LASK's two-goal cushion just after the hour, but Hartberg's substitutes kept driving forward and Radulovic struck again before Drew completed the comeback with seven minutes left. Despite being outshot 16-10 and dominated territorially, Hartberg's clinical second-half edge and never-say-die attitude salvaged a point that will feel like a huge result for them, while LASK will be left frustrated at squandering a two-goal lead twice in the same match.
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