1 – 3
“Against the run of play, Fabian Wohlmuth fires Wolfsberg into a shock 1-0 lead, assisted by Donis Avdijaj, despite being a man down.”
Pivotal“LASK's pressure finally pays off as Xavier Mbuyamba levels the score at 1-1 following a flurry of chances and a corner.”
Pivotal“Melayro Bogarde puts LASK ahead for the first time, assisted by Moses Usor, just two minutes after Christoph Lang was denied by a save.”
Pivotal“Substitute Alessandro Schöpf seals the win with a late goal assisted by fellow substitute Florian Flecker, making it 1-3.”
Outstanding performance

A second-minute red card for Raffael Behounek for a professional foul completely reshaped this match, forcing Wolfsberger AC to play almost the entire game a man down against a LASK side that racked up 74% possession and 25 shots to just 7. Wolfsberg somehow led through Fabian Wohlmuth's 34th-minute strike, but the numerical disadvantage told as LASK's Xavier Mbuyamba, Melayro Bogarde and substitute Alessandro Schöpf all scored in the second half to turn the game around. LASK's control was overwhelming statistically - 14 corners to 1, 4 big chances created to none - and their patient build-up eventually broke down a resilient but overmatched home defense. The result keeps LASK firmly in the title picture while Wolfsberg's brave first-half showing couldn't paper over the cracks created by an early moment of madness.
How entertaining was this match?
LASK Linz roll into Lavanttal Arena riding four straight wins and sitting second in the table, while Wolfsberger AC look to arrest a stuttering run of form. With goals expected on both sides, this Bundesliga clash pits explosive away form against a stubborn home outfit unbeaten in its last four.