TSV Hartberg

TSV Hartberg enter this tie in strong form with two consecutive victories, having scored five goals across those games. They also posted a 3-1 away win in their previous cup match. In contrast, SK Vorwarts Steyr are winless in their last four matches, failing to score in three of them and conceding eight goals in that sequence. Backing Hartberg with the draw refund provides solid protection in knockout conditions.

Under 2.5 Goals — 74% confidence

Historical meetings between TSV Hartberg and Ried have consistently generated low goal totals, with 80% of the last 10 encounters staying below the 2.5-goal threshold and averaging just 1.9 goals per match. Hartberg's early-season offensive metrics also point towards a low-scoring game; they have scored only two goals across four matches and failed to score in three of them. While Ried have scored in each match, their overall offensive return remains modest at one goal per game.

TSV Hartberg or Draw — 68% confidence

TSV Hartberg hold a commanding head-to-head record against Ried, winning six of their last 10 meetings and remaining undefeated at home across four matches (three wins, one draw). Ried have yet to claim a victory on the road this league season, drawing 1-1 at Austria Lustenau and losing 4-1 to LASK Linz. Backing Hartberg to win or draw covers the most historically frequent outcomes while accounting for their recent return to form.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (total goals and double chance), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

TSV Hartberg hold a commanding head-to-head record against Ried, winning six of their last 10 meetings and remaining undefeated at home across four matches (three wins, one draw). Ried have yet to claim a victory on the road this league season, drawing 1-1 at Austria Lustenau and losing 4-1 to LASK Linz. Backing Hartberg to win or draw covers the most historically frequent outcomes while accounting for their recent return to form.

Historical meetings between TSV Hartberg and Ried have consistently generated low goal totals, with 80% of the last 10 encounters staying below the 2.5-goal threshold and averaging just 1.9 goals per match. Hartberg's early-season offensive metrics also point towards a low-scoring game; they have scored only two goals across four matches and failed to score in three of them. While Ried have scored in each match, their overall offensive return remains modest at one goal per game.