Match summary
LASK came from behind to win 4-2 away at Ried. It was 2-2 at half-time.
In the first half, Christoph Lang put LASK ahead in the 3rd minute, Freckleton's own goal equalised in the 32nd minute, Ante Bajić put Ried in front in the 37th minute, and Alemão equalised in the 39th minute. In the second half, Moses Usor put LASK back in front from a corner in the 90th minute and Krystof Daněk made it 2-4 in stoppage time.
The chances backed that up: LASK created 1.88 expected goals (xG) from 17 shots to Ried's 0.88 from 11.
Ried hosted LASK in an Austrian Bundesliga fixture that ended in a 2-4 defeat for the home side. LASK controlled 52 percent of possession and registered 17 shots compared to Ried's 11. The visitors recorded 6 shots on target from 476 passes, while Ried managed 3 shots on target from 441 passes. LASK also edged the statistics with 121 attacks to 94, resulting in an expected goals total of 1.88 against Ried's 0.88. Discipline favoured the visitors, with Ried receiving 2 yellow cards while LASK received none and committed 15 fouls to 7.
Christoph Lang opened the scoring for LASK with a right footed shot in the 3rd minute. M. Despotovic received a yellow card for argument in the 14th minute. Ried levelled through an own goal by Miguel Freckleton in the 32nd minute, before Ante Bajić put Ried ahead in the 37th minute. Alemão equalised for LASK in the 39th minute to leave the half-time score at 2-2. Samuel Johansen Chukwudi received a yellow card in the 67th minute. Moses Usor scored in the 90th minute, and Krystof Daněk added another in the 95th minute to finalise the score at 2-4.