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Ried and TSV Hartberg have met 20 times in completed fixtures between 2017 and 2026. Ried won 4 matches, TSV Hartberg won 10, and 6 matches were drawn; the goal count is 19-29 from the perspective of Ried. On 30 August 2026, the score was TSV Hartberg 3-2 Ried. On 22 November 2025, the score was TSV Hartberg 2-0 Ried. The record provides historical context, not a prediction.
Past matches, Ried vs TSV Hartberg
Match center
Watch it on:
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Sky Sport Austria 4
Starting eleven
Substitutes TSV Hartberg
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21G
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19D
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6D
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16D
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95M
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17M
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8F
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11F
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70F
Ried Substitutes
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G
77
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D
5
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D
33
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M
17
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M
18
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M
8
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M
19
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F
21
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15
Match events
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4'Lukas Malicsek Yellow Card
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6'⚽M. Hoffmann Penalty
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11'⚽S. Chukwudi Normal Goal
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12'Youba Diarra Yellow Card
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34'P. Sissoko Yellow Card
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34'Niama Pape Sissoko Yellow Card
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38'⚽M. Hoffmann Normal Goal (Asst: F. Wilfinger)
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46'P. Pomer O. Sorg
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64'⚽E. E. Aisowieren Normal Goal (Asst: J. Nasrawe)
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66'J. Karner Y. Diarra
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66'M. Dalpiaz O. Lukic
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66'M. Dalpiaz O. Lukic
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66'J. Karner Y. Diarra
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71'⚽J. Karner Normal Goal (Asst: T. Kainz)
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75'F. Rossdorfer L. Malicsek
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75'T. Lund-Jensen J. Nasrawe
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76'T. Lund-Jensen J. Nasrawe
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76'M. Rasner S. Schwab
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78'J. Drew A. Gattermayer
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83'T. Kusanovic P. Sissoko
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88'H. Coulibaly M. Pfeifer
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88'N. Feldhofer T. Kainz
Stats for this game
Matchup Ried VS TSV Hartberg
What the record shows
The completed fixture record contains 20 meetings between Ried and TSV Hartberg. Ried have won 4, while TSV Hartberg have won 10; 6 matches were drawn. The aggregate score is 19-29 from the perspective of Ried. The dated result on 30 August 2026 was TSV Hartberg 3-2 Ried in Bundesliga. The preceding listed meeting, on 22 November 2025, was TSV Hartberg 2-0 Ried in Bundesliga. The balance gives TSV Hartberg the clearer historical edge.
Competition and sample context
The listed meetings run from 18 August 2017 to 30 August 2026 and include Bundesliga, Cup, 2. Liga. The figures describe the completed fixtures available for this H2H, with each score read in its match context and penalty shootouts kept separate from the goal tally. They show how the balance has been formed without establishing a permanent hierarchy or forecasting the next score. The central question for a future meeting is whether the same balance and margins appear again under a new set of match conditions.