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Austria Wien (w)

03-26 02:30

5 - 0

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Sudburgenland (w)

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End 5-0

94′

5-0

K.Schiechtl

Assist: Almedina sisic

92′

4-0

t.weiss

87′

L.schandl

G.rozmis

87′

enja hofer

K.leitner

83′

emily schafer

L.Triendl

83′

C.Pucci

C.Wenninger

79′

H. schoberl

a. zimmermann

77′

Anna schorn

E.Pfattner

75′

3-0

C.Wenninger

Assist: E.Pfattner

68′

2-0

Almedina sisic

Assist: L.Triendl

59′

N.wagner

H.maurer

59′

A.tauschmann

A.bacher

57′

t.weiss

stefanie schneeberger

57′

u.modesta

c.strode

56′

petra petrovics

Halftime 1-0

21′

1-0

K.Schiechtl

Assist: E.Pfattner

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Match Info

Austria Wien Women and Sudburgenland Women played out a goalless draw in the Austrian Frauen Bundesliga on Sunday, February 22, 2026. The match, which kicked off at 21:30 local time, ended in a 0-0 stalemate that did little to help either side's ambitions in the league table. The encounter was characterized by disciplined defending and a lack of cutting edge in the final third from both teams. Austria Wien, typically a stronger force, was frustrated by a resolute Sudburgenland backline, while the visitors offered little threat on the counter-attack. The key moment came late in the second half when Austria Wien had a goal disallowed for a marginal offside call, a decision that was confirmed after a brief VAR check. The point leaves both teams in a mid-table battle, with Austria Wien missing a chance to close the gap on the top sides and Sudburgenland likely content with an away point against a more established opponent. The managers praised their teams' defensive organization post-match, with the home coach expressing frustration at his side's inability to convert possession into clear chances.