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Vöslauer HC
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Win: Vöslauer HC
52%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 12
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 2 Sep, 17:09Handball Tirol face a tough test against Vöslauer HC, who arrive with five straight victories and a model that puts them a half-goal ahead.
Handball Tirol's last five matches produced two wins and three losses, earning six points with 147 goals scored and 145 conceded. They opened with a 36:28 home victory over Hollabrunn UHC before losing 23:27 away to HSG Graz. A 39:36 home win against Bregenz Handball was followed by a 28:32 defeat to Aon Fivers Margareten, and their run ended with a 21:22 away loss to Vöslauer HC on 15 April.
Vöslauer HC have not lost in five matches. They took the Supercup with a 35:31 win over UHK Krems, then beat Aon Fivers Margareten 32:31 away and 35:33 at home. Two victories against Ferlach — 24:20 away and 25:23 at home — complete the set. They have scored 151 goals while conceding 138 across those five games.
Over twelve meetings in recent years, Handball Tirol have won seven, drawn twice, and lost three times to Vöslauer HC. The most recent encounter ended 22:21 in favour of the visitors on 15 April. Before that, Tirol won 33:28 at home in November 2025, 28:27 in the OHB Cup in April 2025, and 33:28 in March 2025. Vöslauer's only other win came 36:33 away in November 2024, and Tirol closed that period with a 33:31 home victory in February 2024.
The simulation expects Handball Tirol to score 26.5 goals and Vöslauer HC 27.3. The model assigns a 0% probability to a draw, 0% to both teams scoring, and 0% to three or more goals in total. Given Vöslauer's five-match winning streak and the half-goal advantage in the model, the edge sits with the visitors.
Vöslauer have not lost five matches in a row, but they have drawn twice in head-to-head history, and the model's 0% draw probability is an average across many simulations, not a guarantee for one fixture.