WSG Tirol vs SC Rheindorf Altach: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 07 Dec '25)

In the spectacular circus of the Austrian Bundesliga, brace yourselves for a showdown at the Tivoli Stadion Tirol, Austria, on Sun, 07 Dec '25 UTC. Grab your popcorn because it promises all the thrill of a roller coaster with no head-support bar.

These two teams, WSG Tirol and SC Rheindorf Altach, have been playing a soccer-version of musical chairs in their last trio of encounters. With each team managing to snatch victory only once and one game ending in everybody's favorite anti-climax, a draw, who can predict the outcome of this latest dance-off? Their last battle on Sun 21 Sept '25 ended in a strikingly predictable draw. WSG Tirol strutted into that match riding the high of a 3-1 victory against SK Sturm Graz, while SC Rheindorf Altach pirouetted into a 1-1 tie with none other than Red Bull Salzburg.

Currently, in their domestic league street fight, WSG Tirol clings to 9th position, marginally ahead of SC Rheindorf Altach lounging stylishly at 10th. Statistically speaking, as they rummage for lost coins under the sofa cushions of the league table, WSG Tirol's Valentino Müller dazzles with 8 goals. On the other hand, SC Rheindorf Altach's S. Ingolitsch, equipped with his trusty two assists, will surely attempt to spring a surprise.

Player ratings turn this into a chess match. WSG Tirol's all-stars, Valentino Müller flaunting a 7.31, Matthäus Taferner jazzed up with 7.19, and Nikolai Baden Frederiksen wearing a neat 7.09, seem ready to tango. Whereas SC Rheindorf Altach's top-tier troopers — Dejan Stojanović, Benedikt Zech, and Mohamed Ouédraogo — share the cozy space of 7.04 in ratings, forming a formidable trio, making the clash as tantalizing as ever.

In the grand scheme of possession-play, WSG Tirol subtly holds onto 43.13% of the ball, while SC Rheindorf Altach humorously hoards 53.93%, playfully suggesting a game of hide-and-seek. Corner-wise, the two teams love a bit of geometry, with WSG Tirol and SC Rheindorf Altach averaging 4.8 and 4.87 corners per match respectively — perfect numbers for anyone trying to measure angles with soccer balls.

Moving to the magnificent world of discipline, WSG Tirol's capes of 38 yellows, 2 reds, and a quadruplet of penalty goals conceded should bring the team a ‘fashionable rebel’ award! SC Rheindorf Altach, ever the neat host of the yellow, carries 29 yellows and 2 reds, with an equally amusing confession of 4 penalty goals.

In analyzing current form and streaks, it's time for the crystal ball prediction: armed with these numbers, WSG Tirol looks posed to take the crown this time, ensuring SC Rheindorf Altach has to save their big moves for another stage!