3 – 1
“Husein Balic gave WSG Tirol the lead with a right-footed finish, converting after both he and Mike Steven Bahre had tested the Altach defence in the preceding minutes. It was a composed finish that rewarded the visitors' bright start.”
Pivotal“Patrick Greil restored parity for Rheindorf Altach just six minutes after falling behind, cancelling out Balic's opener and immediately shifting the momentum back to the hosts on their own turf.”
Pivotal“Yann Massombo broke the deadlock in the second half to give Altach a 2-1 lead, arriving at the right moment after both Nikolai Baden Frederiksen and Patrick Greil had already tested the Tirol goalkeeper early in the second period.”
Pivotal“David Kubatta turned the ball into his own net in the dying minutes to put the gloss on Altach's victory, a cruel end to the evening for WSG Tirol who had already been undone by their own defensive fragility in the second half.”
Outstanding performance

Rheindorf Altach recovered from an early setback to claim a convincing 3-1 home victory over WSG Tirol in the Admiral Bundesliga on Friday night. Husein Balic put the visitors ahead inside 13 minutes, capitalising on a Tirol side that had begun the sharper of the two teams, but Altach's Patrick Greil levelled almost immediately at 19' to restore parity before the half was out. The hosts controlled the second period with authority — 55% possession, 449 passes and 19 tackles illustrating their grip on proceedings — with Yann Massombo's 56th-minute strike breaking the deadlock before an 86th-minute David Kubatta own goal sealed a flattering but deserved three points. For Altach, the win shores up their early-season confidence and provides a platform to build on; for WSG Tirol, the manner of the second-half collapse will give their coaching staff genuine cause for concern heading into the weeks ahead.
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