Match summary
LASK came from behind to win 2-1 at home to WSG Tirol. It was 1-1 at half-time.
Moritz Wels put WSG Tirol ahead in the 16th minute, Alessandro Schöpf equalised in the 23rd minute, and Robert Ljubičić won it in the 48th minute.
The chances backed that up: LASK created 1.84 expected goals (xG) from 16 shots to WSG Tirol's 0.49 from 10.
LASK secured a 2-1 victory over WSG Tirol in the Austrian Bundesliga on matchday 11, edging the encounter after dominating territory and shot volume. The hosts controlled 54 percent of possession and completed 534 passes with an 82.0 percent accuracy, compared to 448 passes at 81.7 percent for the visitors. LASK registered 16 shots to 10, with 5 on target against 4, while producing 112 attacks and 50 dangerous attacks. Their expected goals reached 1.84, significantly outperforming WSG Tirol's 0.49. The match saw 11 fouls committed by LASK and 17 by WSG Tirol, resulting in 2 yellow cards for the home side and 5 for the away team.
The scoring opened in the 16th minute when Moritz Wels put WSG Tirol ahead, before Alessandro Schöpf equalised for LASK in the 23rd minute to leave the score 1-1 at half-time. Early in the second half, Robert Ljubičić scored in the 48th minute with a notable chance valued at 0.88 expected goals to give LASK a 2-1 lead that they maintained until the final whistle. The disciplinary record featured yellow cards for Matthäus Taferner in the 6th minute, Drew Murray in the 28th minute, and David Kubatta in the 33rd minute, followed by Xavier Mbuyamba for LASK in the 36th minute. Alemão was cautioned for time wasting in the 54th minute, while Moritz Oswald and Michael Olakigbe received yellow cards in the 73rd and 74th minutes respectively.