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Union Kleinmunchen (w)

03-15 20:00

1 - 3

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First Vienna (w)

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End 1-3

91′

daniela kittel

85′

zoe weberndorfer

v.sprung

79′

leonie muller

a. hofschweiger

79′

sophie lea nimmrichter

E.herbst

78′

lilah havel

Nadine·Seidl

73′

1-3

p.pfanner

Assist: d.lueger

71′

V.potzl

S.Laaksonen

70′

l.stromberg

l.hocherl

70′

1-2

Antonela grgic

Assist: l. krinzinger

68′

Antonela grgic

kofler

68′

pia prandstatter

schweitzer

58′

i.sarac

kerschbaumer

57′

kofler

53′

0-2

d.lueger

Halftime 0-1

31′

0-1

d.lueger

Assist: viktoria hahn

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Match Info

Austrian Frauen Bundesliga: Union Kleinmünchen Women 1-3 First Vienna Women. The match kicked off at 20:00 local time on March 15, 2026, at Union Kleinmünchen's home ground. First Vienna Women secured a commanding 1-3 away victory, a result that significantly boosts their standing in the Austrian top-flight women's league. The visitors took control early, netting two first-half goals to establish a comfortable lead. Union Kleinmünchen managed to pull one back after the break, offering a glimmer of hope to the home supporters, but Vienna extinguished any chance of a comeback with a decisive third goal late in the match. The performance underscored Vienna's attacking prowess and defensive solidity on the road. This win provides crucial momentum for Vienna's campaign, likely moving them up the table, while the defeat leaves Union Kleinmünchen searching for answers as they look to climb away from the lower reaches of the Bundesliga. The managers praised their teams' effort, with Vienna's coach highlighting the importance of a strong start, while the home side's manager acknowledged the need for greater consistency over ninety minutes.