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Match Info

SV Seekirchen 0–3 Sturm Graz | Austrian Cup First Round | 25 July 2026

Match Overview

Sturm Graz began their Austrian Cup campaign in commanding fashion, brushing aside lower-league side SV Seekirchen with a comfortable 3–0 victory at the Seekirchen Arena on 25 July 2026. The Bundesliga heavyweights were never seriously troubled, controlling possession and creating chances throughout the 90 minutes.

Key Moments

  • 11' – Opening goal: Midfielder Alexander Prass latched onto a through ball from Otar Kiteishvili and slotted past the home goalkeeper to make it 1–0.
  • 39' – Doubling the lead: A well-worked corner routine saw centre-back Gregory Wüthrich rise highest to power a header into the net.
  • 73' – Third goal: Substitute Manprit Sarkaria finished off a swift counter-attack, rounding the keeper and rolling the ball into an empty net.

Tactical Story

Sturm Graz deployed their usual 4–3–3 formation, with Kiteishvili pulling the strings in midfield. Seekirchen defended deep in a compact 5–4–1 block, but the visitors' patience and width eventually broke them down. The Black and Whites recorded over 70% possession and forced 12 shots on target, while Seekirchen managed only one speculative effort from distance.

Standout Players

  • Alexander Prass (Sturm Graz): A lively display from the Austrian international, who scored the first goal and created several chances with his dribbling and crossing.
  • Gregory Wüthrich (Sturm Graz): The Swiss defender was dominant in both boxes, scoring from a set piece and keeping Seekirchen's lone striker quiet.

Match Context & Outlook

With the victory, Sturm Graz advanced to the second round of the Austrian Cup, joining other Bundesliga sides in the draw. For SV Seekirchen, the match was a memorable occasion despite the result, as the Regional League side gave a spirited account against top-tier opposition. The cup run ends here, but they will take pride in the experience.