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SV Austria Salzburg

04-04 00:00

2 - 2

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SC Bregenz

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SV Austria Salzburg

SC Bregenz

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113

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End 2-2

85′

2-2

F.Rieder

82′

F. Gschossmann

78′

L.Meisl

77′

A. Zaizen

J. Tartarotti

71′

T.Crnkic

B. Lendambi

71′

I. Vojic

J.Stefanon

65′

J. Schriebl

D·Maksimovic

60′

1-2

N.Weitlaner

54′

0-2

J. Tartarotti

Assist: B. Lendambi

45′

D.Cosgun

M. Sorda

45′

P.Lipczinski

D.Bares

45′

Luka·Parkadze

G.Marušić

Halftime 0-1

31′

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Match Info

SV Austria Salzburg and Schwarz-Weiss Bregenz played out a thrilling 2-2 draw in the Austrian 2.Liga on Saturday, April 4, 2026, in a match that saw the lead change hands before ending all square. The result at the Max Aicher Arena was a fair reflection of an end-to-end contest that provided plenty of entertainment for the fans in attendance. The home side, SV Austria Salzburg, opened the scoring early in the first half, but Bregenz fought back to take a surprising lead with two quick goals before halftime. Salzburg showed great resilience in the second period, pushing for an equalizer which they eventually found to salvage a point. The match was characterized by high intensity and several key chances at both ends, with both goalkeepers making crucial saves to keep the scoreline close. The draw leaves both teams in a mid-table position in the 2.Liga standings, with Salzburg likely feeling they dropped two points at home while Bregenz will be pleased with a hard-fought point on the road. Post-match, the Salzburg manager expressed frustration at his team's defensive lapses but praised their fighting spirit, while the Bregenz coach highlighted his team's character to come from behind. The starting XI for SV Austria Salzburg featured their typical attacking setup, while Schwarz-Weiss Bregenz lined up in a compact 4-5-1 formation aimed at counter-attacking.