“Antonio Verinac broke the deadlock to give Austria Lustenau the lead, converting to make it 1-0 and setting the tone for the hosts despite Wolfsberger's greater share of the ball.”
Pivotal“Verinac doubled his tally and Lustenau's advantage, making it 2-0 and seemingly putting the game beyond Wolfsberger's reach — moments before Vrioni had a shot saved at the other end.”
Pivotal“Vrioni pulled one back for Wolfsberger right on the stroke of half-time, heading home from a Donis Avdijaj assist following a corner routine to make it 2-1 and set up a nervy second half.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Austria Lustenau pulled off a disciplined, if unconventional, victory against Wolfsberger AC, doing their damage early and then holding firm against a side that dominated the ball. Antonio Verinac was the difference-maker, netting twice in the opening half-hour to give the hosts breathing room despite playing with considerably less possession — Lustenau finished with just 37% to Wolfsberger's 63%. What makes the win all the more remarkable is the statistical paradox on display: Lustenau created five big chances to Wolfsberger's one, squandering three of those opportunities, yet still managed to convert enough to secure the points. Giacomo Vrioni gave Wolfsberger hope with a well-worked header from an Avdijaj assist right on the stroke of half-time, but the visitors could never find an equaliser in a second half that failed to produce a single notable moment, leaving Lustenau to bank a precious three points and ease the pressure of their mid-table position.
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