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Women heading to Graz with confidence

Big match early on Sunday afternoonOur first away game of the ADMIRAL Women's Bundesliga season could not be any more enticing. This Sunday we are visiting SK Sturm Graz for a real test at 12:45 CE...

Women heading to Graz with confidence

This Sunday, the ADMIRAL Women's Bundesliga team is set to take on SK Sturm Graz in the inaugural away game of the new season. The highly anticipated match will commence at 12:45 CEST. Referee Sara Telek, the top female official in Austria, will oversee proceedings, with the clash being broadcast live on ORF Sport+.

The anticipated match features the team's most formidable attack, led by Brigitta Pulins and her teammates, as well as their strongest defense, which has yet to concede a goal. Notably, the two clubs are currently sharing the top position atop the table after two matchdays with the maximum number of points.

Both previous encounters between the teams have been closely contested. In February, a 5-5 draw was followed by another thrilling showdown in the championship group, where Valentina Lutz scored the equalizer in the 96th minute, securing a 2-2 result. The goal for Sunday is to finally secure a win against Graz, ending a run of 22 matches without a victory, including four draws.

For Greta Spinn, a prominent member of the team, the potential win would be especially significant as she is expected to be sidelined for an extended period due to an ankle injury. Fans can participate in the new Laola1 prediction game to forecast the match outcome and compete with friends, teammates, and other fans.

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