Raiders Tirol put on a statement performance at home on Sunday, crushing Radenthein 110-66 in the Austrian 2. Liga. The home side never looked back after a quick start, and the margin only grew as the game wore on. Radenthein had nothing to do all evening, unable to mount any meaningful response to the hosts' intensity.
The visitors came in with mixed momentum. They had snatched a narrow 73-72 win over Rapid Wien on 25 April, but that was followed by a heavy 54-87 defeat to the same side eleven days earlier. Raiders Tirol, by contrast, had been struggling — four losses in their five previous outings — but something shifted here. They let the game flow and Radenthein couldn't keep up.
The scoreboard tells the story: 110 points against 66, a 44-point difference that left little doubt about who controlled proceedings. Raiders Tirol camped in the final third from the opening tip and never relented. Radenthein's defence simply folded under the pressure, and the hosts picked up the points without much resistance.
Table position adds context. Raiders Tirol sit third in the 2. Liga after 22 games — 14 wins, 8 defeats, no draws. The gap between them and the teams above remains tight, and this result keeps them in the hunt. Radenthein's recent form suggests they are staring at the drop, and another heavy defeat like this won't help their case.