Wacker Innsbruck 2-3 Salzburg: result and report

Admiral Bundesliga · Sunday 10 March 2013

Result

Wacker Innsbruck 2-3 Salzburg

Admiral Bundesliga · Sunday 10 March 2013, 15:00 UTC · half-time 2-0

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Wacker Innsbruck 2-3 Salzburg: match report

Wacker Innsbruck lost to Salzburg 2-3 in the Admiral Bundesliga on Sunday 10 March 2013. The half-time score was 2-0.

Roman Wallner opened the scoring in the 3rd minute. Wacker Innsbruck's goals came from Roman Wallner (3') and Daniel Schutz (40'). Salzburg scored through Georg Teigl (66'), Soriano (74', penalty) and Sadio Mané (90+5').

Discipline: Wacker Innsbruck received 2 yellow cards; Salzburg received 3 yellow cards.

Going into the game Wacker Innsbruck were 9th on 21 points from 24 and Salzburg 2nd on 45 points from 23. Wacker Innsbruck went on to finish that season 7th with 37 points, and Salzburg 2nd with 76.

Wacker Innsbruck lined up in a 4-2-3-1 and Salzburg in a 4-5-1.

Before this game the head-to-head record in our data stood at 1 Wacker Innsbruck win, 3 draws and 6 for Salzburg.

Going into the match Wacker Innsbruck's last five read L-W-W-L-W and Salzburg's D-W-L-W-D.

Data as of 4 Nov 2026.

Key events

  • 3'Goal · Roman WallnerWacker Innsbruck · 1-0
  • 15'Yellow card · Franz SchiemerSalzburg
  • 27'Yellow card · Isaac VorsahSalzburg
  • 40'Goal · Daniel SchutzWacker Innsbruck · 2-0
  • 66'Goal · Georg TeiglSalzburg · 2-1
  • 66'Yellow card · Roman WallnerWacker Innsbruck
  • 72'Yellow card · Sebastian SillerWacker Innsbruck
  • 74'Penalty goal · SorianoSalzburg · 2-2
  • 76'Yellow card · Martin HintereggerSalzburg
  • 90+5'Goal · Sadio ManéSalzburg · 2-3

Head-to-head

10 meetings: Wacker Innsbruck 1, draws 3, Salzburg 6.

Team news

Wacker Innsbruck line-up (4-2-3-1)

Szabolcs Safar, Christian Schilling, Alexander Hauser, Tomas Abraham, Marco Kofler, Daniel Schutz, Dario Dakovic, Christoph Saurer, Roman Wallner, Martin Svejnoha, Carlos Merino

Salzburg line-up (4-5-1)

Alexander Walke, Christian Schwegler, Franz Schiemer, Dušan Švento, Georg Teigl, Valon Berisha, Martin Hinteregger, Kevin Kampl, Jonathan Soriano, Isaac Vorsah, Sadio Mané