Neusiedl vs Dinamo Helfort

Yilmaz's 65th-minute goal was the decisive moment. Neusiedl had shown resilience by levelling twice but could not find a third equaliser. The quick concession — just four minutes after Abazi's penalty — denied Neusiedl any chance to build momentum from the equaliser and shifted control back to the visitors.

• Rejjan Abazi (Neusiedl): Scored both Neusiedl goals — one from open play in the 35th minute and a penalty in the 61st. His double kept his side in the match.
• Milivoje Lazic (Dinamo Helfort): Opened the scoring with a well-struck free kick in the 6th minute, setting the tone for the visitors.
• Emre Yilmaz (Dinamo Helfort): Notched the 65th-minute winner, the decisive contribution in a back-and-forth contest.

Player of the Match: Rejjan Abazi — two goals in a losing cause.

The 3-2 scoreline reflected an open, evenly contested friendly. Both halves produced two goals each before the break and one apiece in the second period. Neusiedl's HT deficit of 1-2 suggests they struggled to contain Dinamo Helfort's early pressure, but the home side's two second-half responses — including the penalty — demonstrated their attacking threat. The quick succession of goals (35', 37' in the first half; 61', 65' in the second) points to a match where neither defence was settled for long.

This was the final pre-season friendly for both sides before the start of their respective competitive campaigns. SC Neusiedl am See 1919 compete in the Regionalliga Ost (Austrian third tier), while SV Dinamo Helfort play in the Wiener Landesliga (Vienna fourth tier). Dinamo Helfort's victory extends their positive pre-season form, while Neusiedl will look to tighten up defensively before their competitive opener.

A thoroughly entertaining pre-season friendly that swung back and forth. Dinamo Helfort showed greater efficiency in front of goal, scoring three times from what appeared to be a limited number of clear chances. Neusiedl's defensive organisation — particularly from set pieces and transitional moments — will be the primary concern for their coaching staff ahead of league action.