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Austria Lustenau

04-04 02:30

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Trenkwalder Admira Wacker

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End 1-1

91′

W. Rodrigues

R.Voisine

90′

S. Delaye

85′

H·Ismailcebioglu

S. Diarra

85′

L. Ibertsberger

Axel David Rouquette

84′

C. Olsa

A.Schmidt

84′

M.Wagner

M.schabauer

80′

N.Gorzel

M.Wade

79′

M.Bouchenn

J. Lahne

75′

L.Jastremski

67′

D. Alar

J.Forst

56′

F.Feiner

Halftime 1-1

41′

F.Holzhacker

A.Schwarz

32′

1-1

M.Wade

14′

0-1

J.Forst

Assist: M.schabauer

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SC Austria Lustenau and Admira Wacker shared the points in a 1-1 draw in the Austrian 2.Liga on April 4, 2026. The match at the Planet Pure Stadion saw the hosts fight back from a goal down to earn a valuable point in their campaign. Admira Wacker took a surprise lead midway through the first half, capitalizing on a defensive error to slot home from close range. Austria Lustenau responded with increased pressure after the break and found their equalizer around the hour mark, a well-worked team move finished calmly by their striker. The game opened up significantly following the goal, with both teams hitting the woodwork in a frantic search for a winner. The match was not without controversy, as the referee waved away strong penalty appeals from the home side following a tussle in the box during a corner kick. The point sees Austria Lustenau consolidate their position in the upper half of the league table, while Admira will view it as a decent result in their quest for stability. After the final whistle, the Lustenau manager highlighted his team's character to come back, and the Admira boss was pleased with his side's disciplined away performance. The lineups reflected both teams' current strategies, with Lustenau fielding an attacking trio and Admira opting for a compact 4-5-1 formation to absorb pressure.