SR Donaufeld Wien 1–6 SK Rapid II
International Club Friendly | 15 July 2026

SK Rapid II delivered a ruthless attacking display to crush lower‑league side SR Donaufeld Wien 6–1 in a pre‑season friendly at the Donaufeld Sportanlage. The visitors, the reserve team of Austrian Bundesliga giants Rapid Vienna, showed no mercy as they ran riot from the first whistle, leaving the home side with plenty to work on ahead of their own regional league campaign.

Match Overview

The gulf in class was evident from the opening minutes. Rapid II pressed high and moved the ball with pace and precision, creating chance after chance. Donaufeld struggled to contain the visitors’ quick transitions and were 3‑0 down within the first half‑hour. The hosts did manage a brief revival just before the break, pulling one back through a well‑worked set piece, but Rapid II restored their three‑goal cushion before half‑time and added two more in the second period to seal a comprehensive victory.

Key Moments

• 12’ – Rapid II winger Luka Jurčić fired a low shot into the far corner after a swift counter‑attack.
• 24’ – A defensive lapse allowed striker Elias Binder to tap in from close range, doubling the lead.
• 29’ – Midfielder Florian Kainz curled a free‑kick over the wall and into the top corner (3‑0).
• 38’ – Donaufeld’s captain, Michael Haas, rose highest to head home from a corner, giving the home fans a brief moment of cheer.
• 42’ – Rapid II replied instantly: a quick break ended with Jurčić completing his brace.
• 61’ – Substitute forward Niklas Kovacevic smashed home a rebound to make it 5‑1.
• 78’ – A defensive mistake let Kovacevic in for his second, rounding the keeper to finish the scoring.

Standout Players

Luka Jurčić was a constant menace on the right flank, scoring twice and providing two assists. His pace and dribbling tore Donaufeld apart. Niklas Kovacevic made a huge impact off the bench, scoring two late goals that underlined Rapid II’s depth. For the hosts, Michael Haas was the only bright spot, leading by example at the back and scoring the consolation goal.

Season Context

Both sides used this match to build fitness and test tactical systems. For SR Donaufeld, who compete in the Austrian Regionalliga (third tier), the result highlights the gap to professional opposition. Rapid II, playing in the Austrian 2. Liga, will take confidence from such a dominant performance as they prepare for the new season.