Wörgl vs Kufstein

Wörgl struck first. A goal in the 19th minute — the scorer's name not recorded in the official data — gave the hosts a 1–0 lead they carried into the interval. The shot-stats from the first half suggest Wörgl were efficient rather than dominant: they had just two shots on target across the whole match, both likely in the opening period.

Kufstein emerged for the second half a different side. Within ten minutes of the restart they had flipped the scoreline. The equaliser arrived in the 55th minute, a normal goal that rewarded an increase in tempo and territory. Four minutes later, in the 59th, Kufstein struck again to take the lead. The visitors' dominance in the second half was comprehensive: they finished with 64% possession, 29 total shots (11 on target) and 10 corners to Wörgl's one.

The four-minute spell between the 55th and 59th minutes. Kufstein had already shown more intent after the break, and once the equaliser went in, Wörgl's defensive shape fractured. The second goal arrived before the hosts could reorganise, effectively ending the contest before the hour mark. Wörgl never registered a shot on target in the second half.

Kufstein's attacking unit — two goals in four minutes, 11 shots on target, 100 dangerous attacks. The visitors' front line overwhelmed a Wörgl defence that had held firm in the first half but could not sustain the level after the break.

Wörgl's first-half goalscorer (uncredited) — provided the only bright spot for the home side, a finish that gave Wörgl a lead they held for 36 minutes. Neither the player nor the assister was named in the available match data.

Kufstein's midfield — the 64% possession share, 148 total attacks and 100 dangerous attacks point to a midfield that controlled the second half entirely. The away side made five substitutions to Wörgl's two, suggesting greater squad depth in pre-season.

The raw stats tell a story of total second-half control. Kufstein's 29 shots (11 on target) against Wörgl's 8 (2 on target) is a lopsided ratio that reflects the game's true flow more accurately than the 1–2 scoreline might suggest. The 64% possession and 10–1 corner count underscore how much time Kufstein spent in Wörgl's half. The 4–8 foul count is low for a full 90 minutes — typical of a friendly with limited competitive edge.

The 4score.ru data shows Wörgl managed just 36% possession and 33 dangerous attacks against Kufstein's 100. The expected goals metrics were not available in the match data, but the shot volumes alone suggest Kufstein's xG would have been significantly higher.

This was a pre-season friendly — one of the Club Friendlies 4 fixtures — so there are no standings implications. For Kufstein, the second-half performance provides a positive data point in pre-season preparations. For Wörgl, the inability to hold a first-half lead and the drop-off in output after the break are areas to address before the competitive season begins.

The head-to-head record between these two Austrian sides, dating back to 2016, now stands at six Wörgl wins, five Kufstein wins and one draw from 12 meetings. This fixture has historically produced goals — 3.75 per match on average — and both teams have scored in 75% of their encounters.

A tale of two halves. Wörgl took an early lead through a well-taken first-half goal, but Kufstein's second-half response was emphatic and decisive. The final score of 1–2 flatters the hosts slightly; the balance of play, particularly after the interval, was overwhelmingly in Kufstein's favour. A useful pre-season workout for both sides.