SCR Altach vs Ried Prediction

Form away from the table

Looking at Altach's last twenty matches across competitions, they've won seven, drawn two and lost eleven, scoring and conceding 31 goals apiece. That's a mixed bag rather than a free-fall, but the losses outnumber the wins by some distance.

SCR Altach: 20 completed matches; Ried: 20 completed matches.

SCR Altach

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

10% 2 / 20

Loss

55% 11 / 20

Scored

31

Conceded

31

Difference

0

Ried

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

43

Conceded

36

Difference

+7

Ried's equivalent sample reads eight wins, four draws and eight losses, with 35 goals for and 33 against, a touch healthier at both ends of the pitch.

Ried's underlying numbers look a shade more balanced than Altach's, even outside the raw league table.

Comparative Team Statistics: SCR Altach vs Ried

A fixture that rarely settles into a pattern

These two have faced off twenty times in the data available, stretching back to 2016, and results have swung from one side to the other throughout. In the four most recent meetings, Altach won at home in May, Ried won away in April, Ried won again at home in December, and Altach won at home back in August 2025.

Home advantage has mattered in most of those games, but neither side has strung together a run of wins over the other.

Where they sit right now

Ried are fifth after seven league games this season, with eight points from two wins, two draws and three defeats. Altach are down in twelfth, having managed only one win in their seven matches and sitting on three points. That's a significant early-season gap between two sides who have met regularly over the years.

Altach's home advantage will need to count for a lot if they're to close that gap on the pitch.

Key contributors to watch

Ried's Evan Eghosa Aisowieren has two goals in his last seven appearances, while A. Bajić has chipped in three assists over the same stretch, both markers of a side that's created a bit more going forward.

SCR Altach:

Penalty cards:

P. Greil x 2

L. Jäger x 2

Ried:

Best scorers:

Evan Eghosa Aisowieren - 2

Best assist providers:

A. Bajić - 3

Penalty cards:

N. Sissoko x 2

L. Malicsek x 2

S. Schwab x 2

On the disciplinary side, Altach's P. Greil and L. Jäger have each picked up two yellow cards in their last seven matches, matched by Ried's N. Sissoko, L. Malicsek and S. Schwab. It points to a fairly feisty fixture rather than anything one-sided in terms of bookings.

How it could play out

Altach have the extra incentive of home advantage and a recent history of beating Ried at home, but their overall form and current league position both point the other way. Ried travel with slightly healthier numbers in attack and defence, and they sit comfortably clear of Altach in the table already this season.

Whether that translates into control on the day is another matter, since recent head-to-head meetings have been close regardless of league position.