Austria K
€10.52m
Grazer AK
€7.97m
When Austria Klagenfurt hosts Grazer AK at the 28 Black Arena this Saturday, the stakes couldn’t be tighter. Separated by just one point in the table—Klagenfurt fourth with 13, Grazer AK fifth with 12—this Bundesliga clash promises drama, goals, and tactical nuance. The odds reflect the fine margins: 2.47 for a home win, 3.15 for a draw, and 2.95 for the visitors. But beneath the numbers lies a story of contrasting styles, recent form, and the kind of unpredictability that makes Austrian football so compelling.
The data screams goals. Our AI projects a 3-2 final score, with a 1-1 halftime stalemate, and the odds for over 1.5 goals sit at a tempting 1.33 with high confidence. This isn’t just a hunch—it’s rooted in broader Bundesliga trends. Nearly 80% of matches this season have seen at least two goals, and both teams scoring (BTTS) has landed 55.1% of the time. Klagenfurt’s 4-2 victory in February’s reverse fixture only reinforces the expectation of fireworks. Expect Klagenfurt’s possession-heavy approach (60% projected) to collide with Grazer AK’s opportunistic counterattacks, creating a game of thrust and parry.
Klagenfurt’s strength lies in control. They’re likely to dictate tempo, averaging 12 shots per game with five on target, while Grazer AK’s more measured approach (10 shots, three on target) relies on efficiency. Set pieces could be pivotal—both teams average four corners per match—but discipline might tilt the balance. Grazer AK’s three yellow cards per game, compared to Klagenfurt’s two, suggests a physicality that could either disrupt rhythm or concede dangerous free kicks. The home side’s higher squad valuation (€10.52m vs. €7.97m) hints at deeper options, but Grazer AK’s resilience—like their gritty 0-0 draw away to Salzburg—proves they’re no pushovers.
History adds spice to this Austria Klagenfurt vs Grazer AK prediction. Klagenfurt’s shock 0-0 draw with Salzburg earlier this season (6.80 odds) showcased their defensive grit, while Grazer AK’s identical result against the same opponents (12.00 odds) revealed their tactical adaptability. These moments of defiance remind us that form can be fleeting. Yet, Klagenfurt’s home advantage—aligned with the league’s 39% home-win rate—gives them a slight edge. The question is whether Grazer AK’s compact shape and transitional threats can exploit any overcommitment.
This isn’t just a mid-table skirmish; it’s a microcosm of the Bundesliga’s competitive balance. The stats lean toward Austria Klagenfurt—their possession, shot volume, and home record suggest a narrow win. But Grazer AK’s knack for grinding results and set-piece prowess keeps this finely poised. For bettors, over 1.5 goals feels almost inevitable, while the 1x2 market’s slight favoritism toward Klagenfurt (2.47) mirrors their incremental advantages. One thing’s certain: at 16:00 GMT on April 19, the 28 Black Arena will host a match where every pass, tackle, and decision could tip the scales.
Key Takeaway: Back goals, respect the draw, but don’t be surprised if Klagenfurt’s extra polish proves decisive in a match that encapsulates the Bundesliga’s unpredictability.
O1.5 -303
At least 2 goals will be scored in the match with odds of -3031 147
Austria K is expected to win with odds of 147Over 1.5 -303
At least 2 goals will be scored in the matchYes -123
Both teams are expected to score1X&O1.5 -123
Home win/draw and over 1.5 goals
1:1
3:2
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7
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4
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4
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19-Apr-25
0:0
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Grazer AK ![]() |
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22-Feb-25
4:2
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Grazer AK ![]() |
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29-Sep-24
0:1
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Austria K ![]() |
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22-Mar-24
2:2
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Austria K ![]() |
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08-Sep-23
4:2
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Grazer AK ![]() |
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18-Apr-21
3:0
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Grazer AK ![]() |
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06-Nov-20
1:1
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23-Jun-20
1:2
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Grazer AK ![]() |
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20-Sep-19
1:2
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Austria K ![]() |
12 Apr | L |
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5:3
| Austria K.
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12 Apr |
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1 2.3
X 3.34
2 3
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05 Apr | L |
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2:3
| SCR Altac.
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05 Apr |
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1 2.7
X 3.2
2 2.65
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29 Mar | W |
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2:3
| Austria K.
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29 Mar |
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1 1.87
X 3.4
2 4.1
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16 Mar | D |
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2:2
| SCR Altac.
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16 Mar |
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1 2.75
X 3.15
2 2.55
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09 Mar | L |
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2:0
| Austria K.
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09 Mar |
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1 1.44
X 4.33
2 7
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02 Mar | L |
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1:2
| Lask Linz.
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02 Mar |
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1 3.75
X 3.4
2 1.95
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22 Feb | W |
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4:2
| Grazer AK.
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22 Feb |
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1 2.45
X 3.2
2 2.84
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16 Feb | D |
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1:1
| Austria K.
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16 Feb |
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1 1.8
X 3.5
2 4.33
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09 Feb | D |
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0:0
| Red B.
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09 Feb |
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1 6.8
X 4.75
2 1.4
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31 Jan | W |
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2:1
| SV Lafnit.
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31 Jan |
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1 1.42
X 4.75
2 5.5
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12 Apr | W | ![]() |
1:0
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SCR Altac.![]() |
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12 Apr |
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1 2.45
X 3.25
2 2.85
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05 Apr | L | ![]() |
1:0
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05 Apr |
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1 1.82
X 3.61
2 4.33
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29 Mar | D | ![]() |
0:0
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WSG Watte.![]() |
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29 Mar |
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1 2.35
X 3.2
2 3.05
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16 Mar | L | ![]() |
3:0
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Grazer AK.![]() |
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16 Mar |
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1 1.35
X 5
2 8
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09 Mar | L | ![]() |
1:2
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Sturm Gra.![]() |
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09 Mar |
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1 5.2
X 3.95
2 1.61
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01 Mar | L | ![]() |
1:2
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Austria V.![]() |
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01 Mar |
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1 3.52
X 3.3
2 2.05
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22 Feb | L | ![]() |
4:2
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Grazer AK.![]() |
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22 Feb |
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1 2.45
X 3.2
2 2.84
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16 Feb | D | ![]() |
0:0
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Lask Linz.![]() |
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16 Feb |
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1 3.07
X 3.3
2 2.25
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08 Feb | W | ![]() |
1:2
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08 Feb |
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1 2.39
X 3.25
2 2.9
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25 Jan | W | ![]() |
4:1
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Kapfenber.![]() |
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25 Jan |
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1 1.44
X 4.6
2 6
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Team | Matches | Goals | Points | |
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1 |
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26 |
38-33 |
27 |
2 |
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26 |
30-37 |
17 |
3 |
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26 |
30-54 |
14 |
4 |
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26 |
26-39 |
13 |
5 |
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26 |
28-46 |
13 |
6 |
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26 |
24-41 |
12 |