League: Austrian 3.Liga
Home: SC Imst 2 – 1 FC Wolfurt
Date: 29 August 2026
SC Imst claimed a valuable 2-1 home victory over FC Wolfurt in the Austrian 3.Liga, a result that boosts their early-season ambitions and keeps them in touch with the top end of the table. The match was a tight, hard-fought affair decided by a moment of quality late in the second half.
Playing in front of a lively home crowd in Imst, the hosts started with clear intent. They pressed high and forced Wolfurt into several early errors, but found the visiting goalkeeper in inspired form. The breakthrough came after 25 minutes when a slick one-two on the edge of the box opened space for a low finish into the corner.
Wolfurt’s Response
FC Wolfurt, who arrived with a defensive game plan, gradually worked their way into the match. They equalized in the 38th minute from a free kick, with a powerful header beating the SC Imst keeper. The goal visibly lifted the visitors, who began to look the more likely to take the lead as the half drew to a close.
The second half was a more cautious affair, with neither side willing to commit too many men forward early on. Chances were few and far between, but the game opened up in the final 20 minutes as Wolfurt pushed for a winner and Imst looked to exploit the gaps on the break.
Winning Moment
The decisive goal arrived with just ten minutes remaining. A long throw into the box was only half-cleared, and the ball fell to an SC Imst midfielder who curled a first-time effort into the top corner from 20 yards. It was a goal worthy of winning any match and sparked jubilant scenes among the home supporters.
Standout Players
- SC Imst’s match-winner: A tireless performance in midfield, capped off with a stunning strike.
- FC Wolfurt’s goalkeeper: Made several crucial saves throughout the match to keep his side in contention.
For SC Imst, this result continues a solid start to the season and provides a platform to build confidence. Wolfurt, meanwhile, will take heart from their competitive display but will be disappointed to leave empty-handed after matching their hosts for long periods. In a league where margins are fine, picking up points at home is vital — and Imst did exactly that.

