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LIVE: Sturm Graz vs. LASK—the lineups
A top-of-the-table clash to wrap up the sixth round of the Bundesliga: The match between Sturm Graz and LASK is underway, and we’re covering it live (see live updates below). The score is currently 1-0.
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Here are the lineups:
After their matches and victories against GAK, Austria Vienna, SV Ried, WAC, and Altach, Coach Dietmar Kühbauer’s team is facing a side from the upper half of the table for the first time. “We’re in for a real top-of-the-table clash against Sturm. They’ll do everything they can to beat us,” Kühbauer emphasized. On Tuesday, the Linz team suffered only their second competitive loss of the 2026–27 season with a 0–1 defeat in their Champions League opener at AEK Athens; domestically, they’ve only recorded wins so far.
To make history from the club’s perspective, a draw in Graz would be enough for LASK. Across seasons, Sascha Horvath and his teammates are already 13 games unbeaten (11 wins, 2 draws)—a streak matched only previously from March through May 1980 and from October 2018 through March 2019. Another match without a clean sheet would be a first for LASK. “We’ll do everything we can to keep our streak going,” Kühbauer promised.
Ingolitsch wants to go into the game “with a lot of confidence”
The odds aren’t bad, at least judging by Graz’s performances so far. Sturm picked up eight points from their first five matches. Rapid, meanwhile, suffered a 1-3 loss in their last match following a mistake-ridden performance. Coach Fabio Ingolitsch was nevertheless looking forward to a “highlight” and promised to go into the game “with a lot of swagger.” “It’s a huge opportunity to steer us in a cool direction.” The upcoming challenges, of course, are incredibly tough. After the match against LASK comes the Europa League opener against Rennes (Thursday), followed by an away game in Salzburg next Sunday. Midfield dynamo Otar Kiteishvili recently made his comeback in the 4-1 Cup win against second-division side Voitsberg after a one-and-a-half-month injury layoff, but Ingolitsch said it’s still too early for the Georgian to start. He is convinced, however: “Our best is yet to come.”
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