Vienna Basket vs Szczecin: match preview on 13 October 2026

The Austrian side had not won a game since September and entered the fixture having conceded 440 points in their previous five outings. Szczecin, travelling from Poland, aimed to extend their own recent record, which included two wins in their last five matches.

The match statistics highlighted a significant gap in efficiency between the two squads. Szczecin recorded a field goal percentage of 63.6 per cent, compared to Vienna Basket’s 58.71 per cent. The Polish side also moved the ball better, averaging 21.9 assists per game over their last ten fixtures, whereas Vienna Basket managed 12.14 assists across seven matches. Szczecin controlled the boards with 32.1 total rebounds per game, while Vienna Basket averaged 16 total rebounds.

The Austrian team committed 18.57 turnovers per game in their recent sample, significantly higher than Szczecin’s 11.9. This lack of possession control likely contributed to the outcome, as Vienna Basket also conceded more fouls, averaging 22.86 personal fouls per game compared to Szczecin’s 20.1. The disparity in steals was marginal, with Vienna Basket recording 7.14 and Szczecin 6.8.

Their point differential in that period stood at -71 (369 for, 440 against).